DC power research, built by students

MBO, HBO and Master students work with researchers of The Hague University of Applied Sciences in Delft.

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Direct current will play an important role in the energy transition. We build it in the lab and publish what we learn at IEEE conferences.

MBO: Practical build, soldering and precise construction of the hardware prototypes.
HBO: Systems integration, embedded control software and the engineering design.
Master: Advanced control theory, simulation and grid management.

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Four parts of one lab

Education

MBO, HBO and Master students build the energy systems of tomorrow on real demonstrator platforms.
Research

DC grids, battery technologies and power electronics, published internationally.
Innovation

From digital twins to smart energy systems, new concepts prototyped fast.
Industry

Applied research on the electrical infrastructure challenges companies face.

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Study Electrical Engineering

Two bachelor programmes at The Hague University of Applied Sciences bring students into the lab: Elektrotechniek in Dutch, and Electrical and Electronic Engineering in English.

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