Title: Multicore Digital Processors in Power Electronic Applications Speaker: Professor Mukul Chandorkar, IIT Bombay Time: 5-6 pm 24/01/2024 Wednesday Venue: MMCR EE IISc Abstract: Multicore digital processors have been available for industrial equipment control applications for several years. We will examine current state-of-the-art multicore processor offerings, their features, and how they fit in with demanding […]
Dr Gautham Ram Chandra Mouli from TU Delft will visit us next week as part of an IISc-TU Delft collaborative effort. He will deliver a short (4-part) lecture series on electric vehicles from Jan 29th to Feb 1st from 2.00 pm to 3.30 pm. The venue will be Room B303 in the Department of EE. Please sign up for […]
The thesis defense talk of Ms. Prachi Singh (PhD candidate, EE dept.) with the following details Title Graph Clustering Approaches for Speaker Diarization of Conversational Speech Date and time February 6, 2024 (11:30am) Venue MMCR, EE, (C241). And in Teams Abstract In this era of advanced machine intelligence, real-world speech applications still find it challenging to deal with conversations involving […]
Title: Challenges & Opportunities in Dysarthric Speech ProcessingSpeaker: Dr. Prasanta Kumar Ghosh, Dept of Electrical Engineering, Indian Institute of ScienceVenue: MMCR, EETime: 4pm, Friday, 16 FebAbstract:Dysarthria is a speech condition caused by motor impairments. This talk will give an overview of Dysarthric Speech Processing (DSP) arising due to Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) and Parkinson's Disease […]
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Title: Pulse Width Modulation Techniques of Two-level Inverter Fed Asymmetrical Six-phase Machine Drive in Linear and Overmodulation Regions Name of the Student: Sayan Paul Name of the Advisor: Dr. Kaushik Basu Degree Registered: Ph.D. Date and Time: 07th March, 2024, 10:00 AM Teams Meeting Link ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. Abstract: Multi-phase machines (MPMs) have more than three windings in their stator, […]
Title: Reduced Electrolytic Capacitor-Based Single-Phase Converters: Topologies, Control, and StabilityName of the Student: Anwesha MukhopadhyayName of the Advisor: Prof. Vinod JohnDegree Registered: Ph.D.Date and Time: 25th March, 2024, 08:00 AMTeams Meeting Link:Abstract: Single-phase power converters find wide applications as inverters. Applications ranging from a few hundred Watts for household solar micro-inverters, to multi-Megawatt levels for […]
Title : Improved Derivative-based Regularizations for Imaging Inverse problems Student : Manu Ghulyani Advisor : Prof. Muthuvel Arigovindan Thesis Examiner: Prof. Ajit Rajwade Department of Computer Science and Engineering, IIT Bombay. Date and Time: 26.03.2024 (Tuesday), :.9:00 am Venue : MMCR, Department of Electrical Engineering Also online in Teams Abstract: Images undergo degradation during the […]
The EECS division cordially invites you to the EECS Symposium on 4th & 5th April 2024. For more details please see: https://eecs.iisc.ac.in/EECS2024 Registration link for the event: EECS Symposium 2024 Registration Form.
Name of the Candidate : Mr. Sukesh A Degree Registered : Ph.D. Title of the thesis : Investigation Of Direct Lightning Strike To High Voltage Transmission Lines Time and date : 9.30 AM, 10th April 2024 Venue : High Voltage Laboratory Seminar Hall Research supervisor : Udaya Kumar ABSTRACT Lightning continues to be the single largest natural […]
Name of the Candidate: Anirban Chatterjee Title of the Thesis: Estimation of flashovers in the EHV/UHV lines on the east coast due to lightning produced by the Bay of Bengal cyclones Degree Registered: MTech (Res) in Electrical Engineering Time and date: 9.30 AM, 12th April 2024 Venue: High Voltage Laboratory Seminar Hall of EE Department […]
Abstract: As machine learning systems are increasingly deployed in real-world settings like healthcare, finance, and scientific applications, ensuring their safety and reliability is crucial. However, many state-of-the-art ML models still suffer from issues like poor out-of-distribution generalization, sensitivity to input corruptions, requiring large amounts of data, and inadequate calibration - limiting their robustness and trustworthiness […]