General information

Course name	Lecture: 2.01.591a Resilient operation of future power grids
Subtitle	inf591 (Herr Karsten Maydell - DLR-Rauh)
Course number	2.01.591a
Semester	SoSe2026
Current number of participants	16
expected number of participants	15
Home institute	Department of Computing Science
Courses type	Lecture in category Teaching
First date	Thursday, 09.04.26, 12:00 - 14:00 o'clock A14 1-114
Type/Form	V
Pre-requisites	Basics in electrotechnical engineering – recommended
Lehrsprache	deutsch und englisch

Lecturers

Rooms and times

A14 1-114

Thursday, 12:00 - 14:00, Weekly (from 09.04.26)

Module assignments

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Angestrebte Lernergebnisse:
Students gain an overview of the structure and operation of the electricity system with a focus on Germany/Europe. They learn how the resilient operation of future electricity grids with a high share of electricity from renewable sources can be ensured from basics to real operation.
Another focus is on acquiring basic knowledge of power grid modelling and insights into the laboratory operation of power grid simulation. Within the lecture, examples are simulated with Matlab Simulink and other simulation tools.
Students also gain insights into current research projects and real-life applications.

Inhalt
Overview of the structure of the current and future electricity system
Ensuring frequency stability including advanced technologies
Voltage stability in distribution grid with new approaches (also AI-based)
Grid operation with flexibilities - communication and operation
Resilience considerations
Monitoring and data analysis – examples from a real district energy system
Examples of dynamic electricity grid and energy system simulations
Hardware emulation and experiments with real power
We will also work with Matlab and other simulation tools

Medienformen
Blackboard, beamer presentation

Literatur
Selected articles from scientific journals and overview articles

Lecture: 2.01.591a Resilient operation of future power grids - Details

A14 1-114