Smart Grid Laboratory |

The Smart Grid lab belongs to the Center of Energy Science and Technology (CEST). Here is where the advanced control algorithms for power systems are implemented, and advanced electronic converters are design, developed and tested. Smart grid lab is a well-equiped facility from CEST which allows different types for thermal, electric and electronic devices.

Federico Martin

Associate Professor

Team

Senior Engineer Yaroslav Vlasov

Software Engineer Ildar Idrisov

PhD student Ilya Veretennikov (PhD-4)

PhD student Yasir Khan (Phd-3)

PhD student Mikhail Koksharov (PhD-2)

PhD student Aleksei Chernishov (PhD-1)

Chief Engineer Mikhail Afonin

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On-going projects

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Courses

On-going projects

Energy Hub

Energy Hub is an advanced fast electric vehicle charger with uses an inner battery to minimize the impact of the charging process in the grid. In addition, the charger uses a novel multi-port converter with a unique control algorithm which allows to control the power flow between the grid, the inner battery and the electric vehicle with all of them galvanically isolated.

Energy Hub

Advanced Fast EV charger

Development of electric motorcycles assisted with supercapacitors

This project aims to boost the power of electric motorcycles by means of supercapacitors. Supercapacitors are a source a high power, so they can give a power boost for a few seconds. The project develops the hybrid energy system for the electric vehicle testing different algorithms.

Electric motorcycles using supercapacitors

Power boost using supercapacitors

Lab test for supercapacitor power booster

Power booster, field testing