Dr.-Ing. Michael Buchholz
Research Interests
System identification and modelling of technical systems
Model-based methods for control, optimization and supervision of technical systems
Application areas
Research group Electric Mobility:
- Model-based analysis and assessment of (electric) power-train topologies
- Optimization of driving dynamics, efficiency and costs by model-based operation and energy management strategies in electric power-trains
- Enhanced lifetime by model-based supervision and control of components
- Usage of additional route and environmental information within optimized operation strategies
Besides the full power-train of electric and hybrid vehicles, also the energy source components (battery, super-capacitors and/or fuel cells) are in the focus of my research activities.
Publications
List of publications in the institute's publication database
Publications in earlier years before my time at MRM
Teaching
Lecture Introduction to Control Enegrineering (summer semester, German)
Lecture Digital Controls (summer semester, German)
Lecture Modelling of Dynamic Systems (winter semester, German)
Lecture Identification of Dynamic Systems (winter semester, German)
Previous teaching at MRM:
Revision of the Control Engineering Lab (German)
Summer semesters 2009 to 2012: Lecture Digital Controls
Summer semesters 2009 to 2010: Lecture Nonlinear Controls
Winter semester 2009/2010: Lecture Systems Theory
Further Responsibilities
LaTeX templates for theses and the institute's dissertation series
Member of the faculty's commussion for study affairs since summer semester 2016
