Christoph Hackl’s research focuses on modelling, control, design and optimization of the electrical components of renewable and mechatronic energy systems. He is the head of the Laboratory for Mechatronic and Renewable Energy Systems (LMRES), and co-founder of the Research Institute for Sustainable Energy Systems (ISES). Together with Roland Schmehl, he edited a special issue in the journal Energies on airborne wind energy systems in 2023.

Interests
  • Dynamical systems
  • Electrical machines & drives
  • Power electronics
  • Mechatronics
Education

  • PhD in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, 2012

    Technical University of Munich

  • MSc in Electrical and Electronics Engineering

    Technical University of Munich

  • BSc in Electrical and Electronics Engineering

    Technical University of Munich

Selected publications

Simon Wiedemann, Christoph M. Hackl (2023). Simultaneous Identification of Inverter and Machine Nonlinearities for Self-Commissioning of Electrical Synchronous Machine Drives. IEEE Transactions on Energy Conversion

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Félix Rojas, Cristóbal Jerez, Christoph M. Hackl, Oliver Kalmbach, Javier Pereda, Jonathan Lillo (2022). Faults in Modular Multilevel Cascade Converters–Part II: Fault Tolerance, Fault Detection and Diagnosis, and System Reconfiguration. IEEE Open Journal of the Industrial Electronics Society

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Christoph M. Hackl, Markus Landerer (2020). Modified Second-Order Generalized Integrators With Modified Frequency Locked Loop for Fast Harmonics Estimation of Distorted Single-Phase Signals. IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics

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Florian Bauer, Christoph M. Hackl, Keyue Smedley, Ralph M. Kennel (2018). Crosswind Kite Power with Tower. Airborne Wind Energy: Advances in Technology Development and Research

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Florian Bauer, Ralph M. Kennel, Christoph M. Hackl, Filippo Campagnolo, Michael Patt, Roland Schmehl (2018). Drag power kite with very high lift coefficient. Renewable Energy

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Florian Bauer, Christoph M. Hackl, Keyue Smedley, Ralph M. Kennel (2018). Multicopter-Based Launching and Landing of Lift Power Kites. Airborne Wind Energy: Advances in Technology Development and Research

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