- carries out research in all aspects of Energy Technology.
The institute is divided into six sections covering the areas of Electric Power Systems, Power Electronic Systems, Electrical Machines, Fluid Power Systems, Fluid Mechanics and Combustion and Thermal Energy Systems. The sections related to the proposal are Sections of Electrical Power Systems, and Combustion and Thermal Energy Systems.
The institute has strategic alliance with industries, research organization, utilities and universities both at home and abroad. Close collaboration is expected to produce a creative and technical environment for research and development that will benefit the project significantly. It also has access to an extensive research database, software and simulation tools like real time dynamic simulator (RTDS) and dSPACE. The existing smart grid Lab at AAU ET is used to demonstrate control and operation strategies developed in the project. It consists of wind and PV setup, controllable loads, smart meters etc.
- is the Department of Electronic Systems, which is one of the largest departments at Aalborg University with a total of more than 300 employees.
The department is internationally recognized for its contributions within information and communication technology (ICT). The research and teaching of the Department of Electronic Systems focus on electronic engineering and the activity areas are organized in five sections. (AAU WCN) has competences throughout the network layer stack, and develops network architectures, protocol solutions, and evaluation methodologies for future wireless and wired communication networks.
Focus areas include: network planning, QoS support in IP-based architectures, resilient data transmission, network performance monitoring, and context-sensitive networking with special attention to dynamic information management.
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