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Highlighted research projects from the FHNW Institute of Electrical Power Systems

The FHNW Institute of Electrical Power Systems does applied research, cooperates with industry partners, and is in cooperation with national and international institutions.

Research projects

Argus: Vehicle control system test device for SBB's FLIRT

Development of a test platform that optimises and automates the I&C maintenance processes, including tests and diagnostics for hardware and software.

to Argus: Vehicle control system test device for SBB's FLIRT

Asimute: Intelligent self-consumption and storage for better use of energy

ASIMUTE aims to develop innovative solutions for improved and safe energy use and storage by involving end users.

to Asimute: Intelligent self-consumption and storage for better use of energy

Autonomous E-Bike Charging Station

E-bikes are charged independently of the grid with 100% locally produced solar energy.

to Autonomous E-Bike Charging Station

Battery-Management-Systems for 2nd-Life Lithium Batteries

Do we need improved battery management systems (BMS) to establish Li-ion batteries on the market, built from cells that have been already in use?

to Battery-Management-Systems for 2nd-Life Lithium Batteries

Drives Fleet Performance Optimization

The project aims to optimize the performance, efficiency and reliability of industrial MV drives.

to Drives Fleet Performance Optimization

ECPE Joint Research Programme: Reliability comparison of Si IGBTs and SiC MOSFETs for e-mobility applications

A new reliability test method that stresses both, transistor and diode is applied to obtain representative reliability data for e-mobility applications.

to ECPE Joint Research Programme: Reliability comparison of Si IGBTs and SiC MOSFETs for e-mobility applications

Evaluation of the local Security of Supply in a Swiss Canton

Analysis of the security of electricity supply in a Swiss canton and suggestions for improvements in order to prepare the local grids for future challenges.

to Evaluation of the local Security of Supply in a Swiss Canton

Grid friendliness of residential buildings - development of an evaluation method

With increasing fluctuation of production and consumption of electrical energy in buildings, the developed method evaluates the effects on the electrical grid.

to Grid friendliness of residential buildings - development of an evaluation method

Intelligent control of a district battery system

By taking control of the system, our consortium partner may adapt the operation of a battery - integrated in his electrical distribution system - according to ...

to Intelligent control of a district battery system

Machine Learning Approach for Induction Motor Parameter Estimation

A novel method was developed that enables the reliable determination of the electrical motor parameters through the use of machine learning.

to Machine Learning Approach for Induction Motor Parameter Estimation

Modular and smart Li-ion battery system

An intelligent, modular battery system based on 18650 Li-Ion cells was developed, which is particularly suitable for 2nd life applications.

to Modular and smart Li-ion battery system

NAEEA+: External Protection Devices" for distributed generation systems

Together with leading experts from industry and research, we are shaping the next generation of grid and PV protection to enable a sustainable energy future.

to NAEEA+: External Protection Devices" for distributed generation systems

Power electronics for variable power control of boilers

With the help of a silicon controlled rectifier, the power of a hot water boiler can be adjusted precisely according to the current excess PV output power.

to Power electronics for variable power control of boilers

SCCER Digitalization

Application of clustering methods for the analysis of smart metering and grid elements’ data.

to SCCER Digitalization

SHINE: Swiss Hybrid Inverter

An efficient and cost-effective X-Hybrid inverter for EV is realized by combining Silicon-Carbide (SiC) and Silicon (Si) devices.

to SHINE: Swiss Hybrid Inverter

SiC-MILE - SiC MedIum voLtage dEvices

The SiC-MILE project demonstrates Europe's first MV-SiC modules for energy savings in drives and traction

to SiC-MILE - SiC MedIum voLtage dEvices

SONDER - Service Optimization of Novel Distributed Energy Regions

The project focuses on the operation of a battery energy storage system installed in a distribution grid using optimization schemes and load forecasting tools.

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SUNSHINE - SUN Swiss Hybrid INvertEr

The SiC-MILE project demonstrates Europe's first MV-SiC modules for energy savings in drives and traction

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Contact research projects

Prof. Dr. Martin Geidl
Prof. Dr. Martin Geidl

Head of Institute of Electric Power Systems

Telephone +41 56 202 77 03 (direct)

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