Venue: MMCR, EE Time: 4pm, 20 January 2023 Abstract:Silicon Carbide MOSFETs (SiC MOSFETs) fall into wide band gap (WBG) power devices. These devices are commercially available in the voltage range of 600-3300V and compete with the state-of-the-art Si-insulated gate bipolar junction transistors (IGBTs). Superior material properties of SiC MOSFET lead to smaller die sizes. This […]
Title of Thesis: Experimental and Theoretical Investigations on High Voltage Polymeric Insulators. Research Supervisor: Subba Reddy B Date and Time: Tuesday 24th Jan 2023, 11am Venue: ON Line: Meeting link: Abstract High Voltage Ceramic and glass Insulators have been widely used by various transmission and distribution utilities for several decades across the globe. Recently composite or silicone […]
Advisors: Prof. Chandra Sekhar Seelamantula (EE) & Prof. Supratim Ray (CNS) Examiner: Prof. Vikram M. Gadre (EE), IIT Bombay Title of the thesis: Learning Filters, Filterbanks, Wavelets, and Multiscale Representations Date & Time: January 25, 2023; 11:00 AM onward (Coffee will be served during the defense) Venue: Multimedia Classroom (MMCR), Department of Electrical Engineering, IISc Abstract: […]
Speaker: Prof. P.S. Sastry, Dept of Electrical Engineering, Indian Institute of Science Abstract: Supervised learning of classifiers is widely used in many applications of AI/ML. The deep networks used in such applications today need a large training set. Creating a labelled data set where one can have high confidence in the labels is both expensive […]
Title of the thesis: Short Circuit and Open Circuit Natural Frequencies of 3-Φ Transformers. Research Supervisor: Prof. L. Satish Meeting link : Click here to join the meeting Abstract Frequency Response Analysis (FRA) method is perhaps the most sensitive tool that can detect even the slightest of winding/core movements. High sensitivity, non-invasiveness, non-destructiveness, and on-site capability […]
Speaker: Ashish Rao Mangalore, Doctoral resident at Intel Labs, Munich, Germany Abstract: Neuromorphic computing is a new paradigm of computing inspired by the organization and functioning of neurons in the mammalian brain. The architectural features derived from this inspiration result in orders of gain in the time and energy to solution for various classes of […]
Title: Development of A Reconfigurable Synchronous Machine Emulation Platform Faculty Advisor: Prof. Gurunath Gurrala. Meeting Link:Click here to join the meeting ABSTRACT: Studying the dynamic behavior of non-linear complex power systems in a laboratory is very challenging. Early experimental platforms used micro-alternators to emulate the behavior of fixed steam turbine models. The micro-alternator is a […]
Events are to be held in the Electrical Engineering Department on an open day. SPECTRUM LAB DEMOS Generative Models, XAI for Optical Coherence Tomography, AI Assisted Wireless-Capsule Endoscopy Analysis, Neuromorphic Cameras, Foreign Object Debris (FOD) Detection, Real Time Human Pose Detection,How to get into IISc?, AI-assisted echocardiography […]
Title: A Novel Passive Regenerative Snubber for the Phase-Shifted Full-Bridge Converter: Analysis, Design and Experimental Verification. Research Supervisor: Prof. Kaushik Basu Meeting Link Abstract: The development of Wide Bandgap (WBG) devices has enabled power electronic converters to operate at much higher frequencies, voltages and power. Working at a higher switching frequency minimises the size of magnetics […]
Title: A Unified Modeling Approach for Design and Performance Improvement of Triple Active Bridge Converter Research Supervisor: Vishnu Mahadeva Iyer Meeting link Abstract:Triple Active Bridge (TAB) converter is a multi-port DC-DC converter. This converter is an extension of the popular Dual Active Bridge converter. It features desirable traits of the DAB converter, such as high power density, […]