Smart grids

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Module title:Seminar Intelligent Power Grids
Module level, if applicableMaster's degree
If applicable  Abbreviation
Subtitle, if applicable
Courses, if applicable

 

Semester of study:Winter semester

Module coordinator(s):

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Martin Braun

Lecturer(s):

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Martin Braun and Paul Kaufmann

Language: German

German

Assignment to the curriculum

Compulsory module:
Specialization module:
Elective module:    Yes

Teaching form/SWS:

2 SWS:     Seminar

Workload:  90 h:           30 h attendance time
      0           60 h self-study
Credit points:3

Recommended prerequisites:

Fundamentals of electrical engineering

Intended learning outcomes

The student can independently
- Conduct a literature research on a current topic from the field of intelligent power grids
- Understand and evaluate models and simulation methods
- Prepare scientific investigations and findings and present them in their own words
- Document in scientific form and
- Present

Learning outcomes in relation to the course objectives:
- Acquire in-depth knowledge in mathematical and scientific areas
- Acquire in-depth knowledge of electrical engineering-specific fundamentals
- Acquire extended and applied subject-specific fundamentals
- Recognize and classify complex electrical engineering and interdisciplinary tasks
- Confidently apply and evaluate analytical methods
- Independently develop and evaluate solution methods
- Familiarize yourself with new areas of knowledge, Conducting research and evaluating the results
- In-depth and important experience in practical technical and engineering activities
- Working and researching in national and international contexts

Content:

Experiment 1:
- Recording the characteristic curve of a solar module
- Recording the characteristic curve of a solar module at different  irradiance levels
Experiment 2:
- Temperature influence on the characteristic curve of a solar module
- Influence of the tilt angle on the power output of a solar module
- Recording a daily curve for summer and winter
Experiment 3:
- Series connection of solar modules
- Parallel connection of solar modules
- Shading of solar modules without bypass diode
- Shading of solar modules with bypass diode
Experiment 4:
- Photovoltaic system in parallel grid operation
- Measurement of inverter efficiency
- Photovoltaic system in stand-alone grid operation
Experiment 5:
- PV grid integration using the example of a backup and  hybrid system
- Design of a PV system with a simulation program

Study/examination achievements:

Form and duration:
Literature research and preparation of a scientific topic, seminar paper, seminar presentation (approx. 45 minutes incl. discussion)

Media forms:

Beamer, blackboard
Literature:

Current literature will be named in the lecture.