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Chair of Electrical Energy Technology (EET)
The fields of work of the Chair of Electrical Energy Technology include the research areas of electrochemical energy storage and energy management systems, electrical drives and machines and electrochemical energy conversion. We offer research services in these areas and are involved in both publicly and industrially funded projects which are linked closely with the training of future engineers. The Chair of EET is represented in university teaching with core and specialization modules, laboratory courses and advanced seminars for students of electrical engineering, electronics and information technology, mechatronics, energy technology, electromobility and medical engineering. We support students in their first independent research activities as part of their final theses.
On December 18, 2024 Qurban Syed, doctoral candidate at the Chair of Electrical Energy Technology (EET), successfully passed his oral doctoral examination for the degree of Dr.-Ing. at the Faculty of Engineering at FAU. Mr. Syed thus completed his doctoral procedure on the topic “Spoke Type Axial Fl...
With high-precision measurement technology for cyclization and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy in the consumer sector, the first part of the EET battery testing center at the Energy Campus in Nuremberg is now in operation. This enables the creation of detailed electrical and thermal cell mode...
Establishing circularity is becoming increasingly important, and not just for sustainability reasons. At the Siemens RIE Conference, many facets of this topic were discussed with Roland Busch, CEO of Siemens, and Joachim Hornegger, President of FAU. The topic of energy storage was highlighted in a j...
During this year's fall break, there was once again a taster university day EEI under the supervision of Prof. Hahn. Pupils from year 10 onwards spent a day finding out about studying electrical engineering at FAU. The department took part with a lecture and a practical course on the subject of elec...
We are very pleased to announce that our colleague Jaeho Ryu at the Chair of Electrical Power Engineering successfully completed his doctoral program on October 25, 2024. After intensive research, Mr. Ryu successfully defended his doctoral thesis entitled “Design improvement and experimental verific...
