Prof. Dr. Johann Jäger



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An Impedance Estimation Method for High Ohmic Ground Faults in Compensated Distribution Grids (2024) Hillen Y, Kordowich G, Jäger J Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Distance Protection Test on Siemens SIPROTEC Digital Twin with MATLAB Simulink Test Grid (2024) Alkhalili H, Löbel J, Jäger J Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Operating Principles of VSCs in the Zero Sequence and Options for Neutral Point Treatment (2023) Mahr F, Jäger J Journal article Ground Fault Current Control via Voltage Source Converters using Virtual Impedances in the Zero Sequence (2023) Mahr F, Jäger J Conference contribution Concept and Operation of a distributed multi-domain Power System Laboratory with HiL-capabilities (2023) Mehlmann G, Scheibe C, Resch S, Kordowich G, Richter J, Wagner T, Kuri A, et al. Conference contribution On-line and Adaptive Load Blinding Protection Scheme to Resolve Protection Limits in Networks with Highly Integrated DERs (2023) Ganjavi R, Scoble C, Dantas R, Yazadzhiyan B, Kasap H, Hann S, Meyer J, Jäger J Conference contribution Sympathetic Transformer Inrush Detection and Relay blocking during Power System Restoration (2023) Jaworski M, Jäger J Journal article Interconnected grid protection systems - reference grid for testing an adaptive protection scheme (2023) Lorz T, Jäger J, Selimaj A, Hacker I, Ulbig A, Heckel JP, Becker C, et al. Conference contribution A hybrid Protection Scheme based on Deep Reinforcement Learning (2022) Kordowich G, Jaworski M, Lorz T, Scheibe C, Jäger J Conference contribution Erdschlusserkennung basierend auf Künstlichen Neuronalen Netzen (2022) Kordowich G, Lorz T, Jaworski M, Klumpp P, Perez Toro PA, Gaube S, Kereit M, et al. Conference contribution, Conference Contribution