Hi, I’m Chris!
I’m an engineer for power-electronics at the University of Kassel. Do you enjoy tinkering with electronics, microcontrollers or FPGAs like I do? Then you might find something of interest on these pages. 🙂
Most recent blog post
What are grid-supporting functions in vector-controlled grid-tied inverters?
The early days of wind- and PV-power were rough: the engineers fought against oil-leaks in the pitch-mechanism of wind-power-systems and
Are dynamic electricity tariffs reasonable for EVs? I checked the (dis-)advantages
A dynamic electricity tariff is a flexible pricing model where the cost of electricity changes hourly or in 15-minute intervals
Running DOS on Behringers DDX3216 with a DIY x86-BIOS from scratch
In 1994 I got my first computer: an Intel i486 DX2-66 with 4 MB RAM and a 512MB harddisk. The
Neural networks on Behringers X32? One Year OpenX32!
Since May 2025 I’ve spent my spare time and some nightshifts on working on an OpenSource Operating System for the
Multi-Modal control-algorithms for power-electronics
In my last post I showed how I used a neural network for a latency-free De-Feedback audio-plugin for live-applications. But
Neural Networks in Live-Audio-Plugins for De-Feedback
Since November 2022 AI is present in the mainstream: OpenAI published the LLM ChatGPT. Around three years later AI is