Vision
The vision of the department isto produce analytically proficient and technologically competent Electrical and Electronics Engineers who can serve and take forward the academic, industry and research organizations to newer heights and be effective for building the nation.
Mission
M1: To impart high quality technical education with the state of the art laboratory practice. M2: To provide conducive academic ambience to enable best teaching and learning processes. M3: To generate resources through research and consultancy projects for pursuing research and developmental activities in emerging areas. M4: To associate with academic and industrial organizations for research activities to develop and provide vital and viable solutions for social needs indigenously. M5: To develop leadership skills in students with high degree of ethics, morals and values and instill confidence to lead the organization.
Thrust Areas
Power Systems & Power Management
Major areas of Research Currently, the research work is going on in the areas of Power System Stability, Operation, and control, FACTS controllers, power quality, De-regulation, Grid-connected Wind Energy Conversion Systems and Application of Artificial Intelligence Techniques to Power System Problems. The department is engaged with research activities in various domains of Power Engineering and Management. The research areas include Smart Grid, Plugin Electric Vehicle, Renewable Technologies, Storage Systems, Control of Electrical Machines and managing mechanical vibrations in machines.
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High Voltage Engineering
Major areas of Research Electromagnetic field Computation and Modelling. High frequency modeling of power apparatus and estimation of transient overvoltages Fault Detection and location in windings. Characterization of insulating materials under non- standard impulses and repeated impulses Insulation design of high voltage polymeric insulators under various pollution and atmospheric conditions. Measurement of EMF fields under power lines High Voltage applications in Food Preservation, Agriculture, Textile Industries, Cancer Treatment, Water Treatment, Enhanced Extraction of Micro nutrients. Synthesis and characterization of Bio-Nano nutrients. Synthesis and characterization of Nano dielectrics Design and Development of Insulating systems and energy storage systems with Nano-Composites
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Control, Embedded&Power drives
Research areas in Control & Instrumentation: The department is engaged with research activities in various domains of Control & Instrumentation. The research areas include robust control, Network Control System, Signal Processing, Process Control System, Implementation of control Architecture, Fuzzy and Neuro controllers, Virtual Instrumentation etc. Research areas in Embedded System Technologies: The department is engaged with research activities in various domains of embedded systems. The research areas include Grid Computing, Wireless Sensor Network, Energy Consumption in Low Power Electronics and also in interdisciplinary areas wherever the embedded system is needed. Research areas in Power Electronics and Drives: The division is engaged with research activities in the areas like AC drive systems, Resonant power systems, Modelling and Analysis of electrical machines, Wind energy power conversion, Power quality studies, Renewable energy etc.
Read MoreBy the Numbers
200
UG Students
171
PG Students
80
Scholars
35
Faculty
16
Staff
2
Patents
7
Projects
200
Publications
2000
Citations
26
H-Index
Message from the HOD
Dr. R.P. Kumudini Devi
PROFESSOR
Our University has an outstanding reputation for teaching, its student centred approach to learning, its research, its record of graduate employment. A wide range of programmes in the department demonstrates the harmony of research and teaching as well as various issues, problems, challenges - solutions which will shape all our futures. Every year the Society of Electrical and Electronics Engineering organisers conduct inter departmental event named “Ripples” and national level technical event, named “Waves” which has been widely recognized. Also the students society brings out a magazine by name “Impulse”. These technical events pave the way for the students to face technical challenges that they may come across their working environments in the near future with great confidence. This also improves their technical skills, communication skills and employability skills.