Benedikt Hillenbrand

Benedikt Hillenbrand
Norwegian University of Science and Technology | NTNU · Department of Electrical Power Engineering

Master of Science

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Introduction
Benedikt Hillenbrand studied at the Department of Electrical Power Engineering, Norwegian University of Science and Technology where he did research in Electrical Engineering. Their current project 'Instantaneous Frequency in Electric Power Systems' still continues on.
Education
August 2015 - June 2017
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Field of study
  • Electrical Power Engineering
October 2009 - August 2013
University of Applied Science, Aschaffenburg
Field of study
  • Mechatronics

Publications

Publication (1)
Fig. 1: Droop characteristic for active power generation and frequency 
Fig. 2: Solar irradiance measured in Switzerland at a cloudy day....
Fig. 3: Flow chart of the implementation steps of the p-q Theory where...
Fig. 4: Propagation of current harmonics on power oscillations. Ideal...
+7 Fig. 5: Hilbert Spectrum of the base frequency IMF from field...
Impact of Time Varying Angular Frequency on the Separation of Instantaneous Power Components in Stand-alone Power Systems
Conference Paper
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  • Jul 2017
The paper addresses the impact that time varying angular frequencies observed in electrical signals can have on the calculation and separation of components from the instantaneous electric power signal. Instantaneous power theories provide various methods for calculating the instantaneous power components in an electrical network. These methods are...

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Project (1)
Instantaneous Frequency in Electric Power Systems
Project
Non-stationary signal analysis in Modern Electric Power Systems (Smart Grid, Microgrids) by introducing the concept of Instantaneous Frequency (IF) as a descriptor or the measured physical phenomena.