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 […]
Title: Development of Pulsed Power Systems and Tooling Coils for Electromagnetic Manufacturing Applications Speaker: DEEPAK KAUSHIK . of Ph.D. (Engg) in Electrical Engineering under Electrical Engineering Date/Time: April 15 / 15:00:00 Location: HV Lab Seminar Hall Research Supervisor: Joy Thomas M Abstract: Electromagnetic pulse manufacturing is an emerging non-conventional manufacturing technique used for the forming […]
Name of the candidate: Ms. Apoorva Sahu Research Supervisor: BS Rajanikanth Degree Registered: PhD Department: Electrical Engineering Title of the Thesis: Plasma activated/assisted solid wastes in diesel exhaust treatment: a case study with agricultural, industrial and composite wastes Time and Date: 9.30 AM, 23rd April 2024 (tuesday) Venue: High Voltage building seminar hall Synopsis The […]
Title Investigating Neural Mechanisms of Word Learning and Speech Perception: Insights from Behavioral, Neural, and Machine Learning Perspectives Speaker: Ms. Akshara Soman Time: 1030am-1130am Venue: MMCR, EE, C241 and on the Teams-Meeting-Link Abstract The process of language learning and speech perception is a remarkable feat of the human brain, involving complex neural mechanisms that allow us […]
Ph.D. Thesis Open Defense Student Name : Ranashree Ram Thesis Title : Developmental Studies on a Multistage Induction Coilgun-Based Electromagnetic Launcher Place : High Voltage Lab Seminar Hall / MS Teams Date & Time : 8th May 2024, 10.30 AM Microsoft Teams Link Abstract The archetypal chemical propellant-based launchers (e.g., guns, missiles, spacecraft launchers, etc.) with their hot trailing […]
Title of Thesis: Frequent Episode Mining: Efficient Discovery Algorithms and Significance Analysis Speaker: Mr. Santhosh B. Gandreti Date/Time: Monday 20th May 2024 11:00 AM Venue: MMCR, EE Department Research Supervisor: Prof. P. S. Sastry Abstract: Frequent Pattern Mining is a popular area of data mining aimed at discovering interesting patterns that occur often in a […]