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Christoph Haederli

Christoph Haederli. Scientist at ABB Corporate Resarch “Power Electronic Systems”. BACKGROUND. 1994 MS in EE, ETH Zuerich “Voltage source inverter for doubly fed asynchronous machine”. PROFESSIONAL CARREER. 1994 ETHZ, scientist in power electronics department

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Christoph Haederli

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  1. Christoph Haederli Scientist at ABB Corporate Resarch “Power Electronic Systems” BACKGROUND 1994 MS in EE, ETH Zuerich “Voltage source inverter for doubly fed asynchronous machine” PROFESSIONAL CARREER 1994 ETHZ, scientist in power electronics department 1995 Technocon AG and IDS AG, power electronics, control electronics, windpower, drives 1998 Huggenberger AG, measurement technologies 2000 ABB Corporate Research, distributed generation phone: +41 58 586 83 18 fax: +41 58 586 73 12 Christoph.haederli@ch.abb.com FIELDS OF EXPERTISE • Inverter Design • Distributed Power Generation • Power Network

  2. Christoph Haederli Christoph Haederli received his Masters degree in electrical engineering from ETH Zürich (Polytechnic University) in 1994. His major subjects were power electronics, computer architecture, control and simulation. He continued at ETH as a research assistant in the field of doubly fed machines for renewable energy applications. In 1995, he joined Technocon AG (later on IDS Integral Drive Systems AG) working in power electronics engineering. One of the major projects was the development of the power electronics for a wind power plant with a doubly fed generator. Other projects included a variable speed integral drive motor and the development of an inverter control platform. From 1998 to 2000, he was working with Huggenberger AG in the field of measurement technologies. In 2000, he joined ABB Corporate Research in the group for power electronic systems and components, where he has been working on distributed power generation issues and inverter design. His main research interests include inverter design, drives, power network and distributed generation.

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