Welcome at the Institute of Electrical Engineering (ETI)

Congratulations to Mr. Daniel Bernet for receiving the ETG Literature Award 2022 for the publication of the paper "Integrating Voltage-Source Active Filters into Grid-Connected Power Converters - Modeling, Control and Experimental Verification". 

Due to his outstanding commitment to teaching, the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology awards Prof. Dr. Marc Hiller the KIT Faculty Teaching Award 2022. 

The new programme for the ETI colloquium in the summer semester 2022 is now available. The starting date is 23.05.2022.

For the current winter semester 2021/2022, KIT has introduced hybrid teaching offers that combine on-site events with digital participation. The aim is to offer as much teaching as possible in presence despite the applicable infection control measures.

Markus Breig, KIT

Electric traction motors are imperative for hybrid and fully electric drive trains and must be produced with the highest quality, power density and low costs. How this can be done successfully in the future will be researched in the project AgiloDrive II.

In the LeMoStore joint project, KIT is leading research with partners from research and industry into a grid-integrated solution for a stable power supply with renewable energies.

The cooling of electric motors is to be significantly increased in the continuous power density of electric motors by means of a new conceptual design as part of the project "Highly Efficient Electric Motor with Additively Manufactured Cooling System in Plastic Overmolding (HEaK)".

Prof. Dr. Martin Doppelbauer was awarded the Thomas A. Edison Award of the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) in October 2021. Along with ISO and the ITU, the IEC is one of the three major international standards organizations operating worldwide and is headquartered in Geneva.

The ETI is looking for an academic assistant (f/m/d) in the area of electric drives to start as soon as possible.