About the Department

The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering was established in M.I.E.T. Engineering College in the year 1998. The Department offers an Under-Graduate Programme (B.E) in Electrical and Electronics Engineering with the sanctioned intake of 60 students. The Post-Graduate Programme (M.E) in Power Electronics and Drives was started in the year 2011 with the sanctioned intake of 18 students. A team of highly qualified and commited faculty and well equipped laboratories contributed to the quality enhancement in teaching and learning processes for the students. Evidently, the Department was accredited for its quality academic performance by NATIONAL BOARD OF ACCREDITATION (NBA), NEW DELHI. Anna University has recognised Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department as a Research Department qualifying to undertake Ph.D Programme from the year 2022 onwards.

Both B.E and M.E Programmes are conducted based on curriculum prescribed by Anna University. The major subjects included are: Electrical Machines, Transmission and Distribution, Electronic Devices and Circuits, Control Systems, Micro Processor and Micro Controllers and Power System Operation and Control.

The faculty members of the Department are highly qualified specializing in various subjects. Some of them are Doctorate degree holders and many of them are pursuing Doctorate Programmes. They are highly motivated towards academic research as evidenced by their published research papers.

The Department has several well equipped laboratories where the students are exposed to hands-on experience and acquire technical skills. The important laboratories of the Department are: Electrical Machines Lab, Measurement and Instrumentation Lab, Control Systems Lab, Power Electronics Lab, Power System Simulation Lab and Renewable Energy Systems Lab.

Periodic Department Meetings convened by Head of the Department and Class Committee Meetings regularly monitored the performance of the students and identify the slow learners and required remedial measures.

The academic activities of the students are not limited to the syllabus alone and are extended into a number of co-curricular activities. The Department encourages the students to organize seminars, workshops and conferences on advanced areas of Electrical and Electronics Engineering inviting participants from other institutions and experts from institution of excellence such as Central Universities, NITs IITs CECRI and BHEL. Further, the students also participate in National and Regional seminars and workshops organized by Anna University and other technical institutions.

The Department invites eminent Professors, Scientists, Technocrats and Industrialists to deliver guest lectures and to interact with the students. Several industrial and field visits are regularly arranged. This kind of co-curricular exposure to the students would make them understand the latest developments in various fields of Electrical and Electronics Engineering and challenges one has to face in real time situations and sort out the career path.

The Department has signed Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) with a few industries facilitating the students to enhance the placement potential, carry out the students research projects and to acquire hands-on experience in industrial environments. Our students are placed in reputed companies like CTS, INFOSYS, TCS, WIPRO, RANE, INTEL etc., through on campus and off campus recruitments. The Department is constantly striving hard to make the students more innovative and skillful to face the challenges of technological advancements.

Programmes offered

B.E. Electrical And Electronics Engineering
M.E. Power Electronics And Drives
Ph.D Electrical And Electronics Engineering

Board of Study members

S.No.	Name of the Members	Designation	Position
1	Dr.E.Muthukumaran	HoD/EEE, M.I.E.T. Engineering College,Tiruchirapalli	Chairman
2	Dr.P.Venkatesh	Professor/EEE Thiagarajar College of Engineering, Madurai	University Nominee
3	Dr.Sishaj P Simon	Professor/EEE National Institute of Technology,Tiruchirapalli	Subject Expert
4	Dr.M.Anitha	Professor/EEE, Annamalai University,Annamalai nagar	Subject Expert
5	Dr.S.Kalyani	SME level 3 Electrical, L&T Edutech, Larsen & Toubro Limited, Chennai	Industry Expert
6	Mr.G.Kannan	Managing Director, Sri Chellam Electrical Enterprises,Tiruchirapalli	Alumni
All Faculty members of Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department

VISION & MISSION

Vision

To be recognized as a centre of excellence in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, contribution to the needs of stakeholders

Mission

To impart Quality Education through comprehensive exposure, value additions and effective teaching learning process.
To facilitate learning environment in view of challenges in the field of Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
To provide platform for students to update the contemporary knowledge with professional quality and commitment to lifelong learning.

Program Educational Objectives (PEO) & Program Specific Outcomes (PSO)

PEO

To strengthen knowledge in the application modern tools and technological skill so as to identify, comprehend and solve problems.
To provide personality development training and activities to develop leadership quality, lifelong learning and ethical practices to have successful career as professional engineers.
To expose to active research and development activities using current technologies.

PSO

Apply fundamental knowledge to identify, formulate, design and investigate various problems of electrical and electronic circuits, power electronics and power systems.
Gradaunds are able to apply their technical and professional skills in multi disciplinary environments.

PROGRAMME OUT COMES (PO)

PO 1 - Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
PO 2 - Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.
PO 3 - Design/development of solutions: - Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
PO 4 - Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.
PO 5 - Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
PO 6 - The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.
PO 7 - Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.
PO 8 - Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.
PO 9 - Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
PO 10 - Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
PO 11 - Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
PO 12 - Life-long learning: Recognise the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and lifelong learning in the broadest context of technological change.

Faculty

Dr.E.MUTHUKUMARAN

Designation	Head of the Department
Joining Date	04.07.2012
Qualification	M.E., Ph.D.
Nature of association	Regular
Experience (in Years)	13 Years 8 Months
Email id	muthukumaran.e@miet.edu

Dr.R.KAYALVIZHI

Designation	Professor
Joining Date	06.05.2024
Qualification	M.E., Ph.D.
Nature of association	Regular
Experience (in Years)	38 Years 3 Months
Email id	kayalvizhi.r@miet.edu

Dr.V. SIVAKAMI

Designation	Associate Professor
Joining Date	07.04.2022
Qualification	M.E.,Ph.D.
Nature of association	Regular
Experience (in Years)	18 Years 8 Months
Email id	sivakami.v@miet.edu

Dr. S. SAROJINI MARY

Designation	Associate Professor
Joining Date	08.10.2020
Qualification	M.E., Ph.D.
Nature of association	Regular
Experience (in Years)	13 Years 8 Months
Email id	sarojini.s@miet.edu

D.TAMILSELVAN

Designation	Assistant Professor
Joining Date	20.05.2010
Qualification	M.E., Ph.D.
Nature of association	Regular
Experience (in Years)	19 Years 3 Months
Email id	tamilselvan.d@miet.edu

D.JAYARAJ

Designation	Assistant Professor
Joining Date	11.06.2015
Qualification	M.E., Ph.D.
Nature of association	Regular
Experience (in Years)	16 Years 1 Month
Email id	Jayaraj.d@miet.edu

S.PANDIARAJAN

Designation	Assistant Professor
Joining Date	12.01.2013
Qualification	M.E., Ph.D.
Nature of association	Regular
Experience (in Years)	15 Years 2 Months
Email id	Pandiarajan.s@miet.edu

G.KARTHIK

Designation	Assistant Professor
Joining Date	17.06.2019
Qualification	M.E.,
Nature of association	Regular
Experience (in Years)	11 Years
Email id	karthik.g@miet.edu

B.MUTHUSELVI

Designation	Associate Professor
Joining Date	15.06.2015
Qualification	ME, Ph.D.
Nature of association	Regular
Experience (in Years)	19 Years
Email id	muthuselvi.b@miet.edu

T.JAYANTHI

Designation	Assistant Professor
Joining Date	27.07.2022
Qualification	M.E.,
Nature of association	Regular
Experience (in Years)	14 Years
Email id	jayanthi.t@miet.edu

K. SARASWATHI

Designation	Assistant Professor
Joining Date	27.07.2022
Qualification	M.E.,
Nature of association	Regular
Experience (in Years)	7 Years 1 Month
Email id	sarasvathi.k@miet.edu

J.SHERRIN BANU

Designation	Assistant Professor
Joining Date	02.05.2023
Qualification	M.E.,
Nature of association	Regular
Experience (in Years)	1 Year 7 Months
Email id	sherrin.j@miet.edu

K.Bhuvaneshwari

Designation	Assistant Professor
Joining Date	03.06.2024
Qualification	M.E.,
Nature of association	Regular
Experience (in Years)	6 Months
Email id	bhuvaneshwari.k@miet.edu

S.NIRMALKUMAR

Designation	Assistant Professor
Joining Date	01.12.2023
Qualification	M.E.,
Nature of association	Regular
Experience (in Years)	11 Years
Email id	nirmalkumar.s@miet.edu

G. THILAGAVATHI

Designation	Assistant Professor
Joining Date	19.08.2024
Qualification	M.Tech.,
Nature of association	Regular
Experience (in Years)	1 Year 3 Months
Email id	thilagavathi.g@miet.edu

Curriculum Details

Course Materials

Semester	Subject Name
3	Digital Logic Circuits
3	Electromagnetic Theory
3	Electronic Devices and Circuits
4	Linear and Digital Integrated Circuits
4	Electrical Machines – I
4	Transmission and Distribution
4	Discrete Time Systems and Signal Processing
4	Measurements and Instrumentation
5	Power System Analysis
5	Microprocessors and Microcontrollers
5	Power Plant Engineering
5	Electrical Machines – II
5	Control Systems
6	Solid State Drives
6	Embedded Systems
6	Power System Operation and Control
6	Design of Electrical Machines
7	Protection and Switchgear
7	Special Electrical Machines
7	Principles of Management
7	Microcontroller based System Design
7	Flexible AC Transmission systems
8	Electric Energy Generation, Utilization and Conservation
8	Power Electronics for Renewable Systems

Value Added Courses

2023-2024

Innovative Projects Using Arduino And Raspberrypi
Employability Skills
PLC using Simatics
Microsoft Essentials

2022-2023

Applications of Air pollution control in Electrical Engineering.
Introduction to MATLAB
Microsoft Essentials
Black Chain
Robotics
Digital Marketing
Design of Photovoltaic system
Embedded System Design-Industrial Application
Smart Energy Grid
Electric Vehicle Charging System
Internet of Things
Augumented Virtual Reality (ARVR) Development
Machine Learning

2019-2020

Electrical Safety and Maintenance
Basic industrial automation Using PLC

2018-2019

Power System Planning And Reliablity
Industrial Wiring And House Wiring

2017-2018

Power Converters and Applications
Power Quality Issues In Industrial Loads
Power electronics using MATLAB

2016-2017

PCB designing
Fundamentals of Mi power

2015-2016

Design of wiring and winding
Fundamentals of MATLAB

Innovative Teaching

The department initiates innovative methods to make the students actively participate in the teaching-learning process through student centric learning activities such as google class room, audio/video lecturers, peer to peer learning, role play, demonstration of model, Inquiry based learning, collaborative learning etc.,

Google Classroom

The google classroom label describes the teaching structure that has students watching pre-recorded lessons at home and completing in-class assignments, as opposed to hearing lectures in class and doing homework at home. Teachers who implement the google classroom model often film their own instructional videos, but many also use pre-made videos from online sources.

Peer to Peer Learning

Three or four like-minded students are pooled together to form a group and to help each other in academic activities to excel in University examinations. The members of each group coordinate their efforts by producing quality output of the task given to them. Every member of the group shares his/her knowledge and ideas with other members of the group. It enhances individual’s knowledge and skills and inculcates team work and leadership quality. Peer to Peer review is obtained through which students are actively involved in their own learning and establishing a connection between the learner and the learning object.

Role play

An important key element to understand the concepts. In this activity a group of students are actively involved to demonstrate a particular concept in action. This will help the students to comprehend the topics with ease. The purpose of these activities is to ensure tracking students development, revealing the learning progress, highlighting the best work and involving the students in assessment process.

Demonstration of models

The real time working models are demonstrated in the class to connect the tangible model with the theoretical concept. This helps the students to easily understand the working principles of electrical engineering components.

Inquiry-based Learning

Encouraging students to ask questions and investigate their own ideas that helps in improving their problem-solving skills

Collaborative learning

Collaboration allows students to actively participate in the learning process by talking with each other and listening to others opinions. Collaboration establishes a personal connection between students and the topic of study and it helps students think in a less personally biased way. Group projects and discussions are the topics . Teachers may employ collaboration to assess student’s abilities to work as a team, leadership skills, or presentation abilities

Video Course Material

Laboratory Details

Rectifier panel, DC Shunt Motor, DC Shunt Motor Coupled with Three phase alternator, DC Series Motor, Three Phase squirrel cage Induction Motor, Single Phase Induction Motor, DC Shunt Motor Coupled With DC Series Generator, DC Shunt Motor Coupled with DC Shunt Generator, Single Phase Transformer, Three Phase Auto Transformer, Three phase transformer, 5HP Synchronous motor, Three phase Slip Ring Induction motor, Single & Three phase Resistive load, Capacitive load and ZPF Load, AC & DC Starters, DC Compound Motor.

Personal computers (Intel Core i3), Server (Windows 10, 500GB, 8GB RAM) (High Speed Processor), Power system simulation software’s such as Matlab, Mipower, LCD projector.

Single phase SCR based half controlled converter and fully controlled converter. MOSFET based choppers.IGBT based choppers, IGBT based single phase PWM inverter module, IGBT based three phase PWM inverter module, Digital LCR meter, V-I Characteristics of SCR, V-I Characteristics of TRIAC, V-I Characteristics of MOSFET, V-I Characteristics of IGBT, Temperature Measurement Trainer using RTD, Dual regulated DC power supply, Single phase SCR Converter, Cathode ray Oscilloscope, Function Generator, IC trainer kits, Function Generator, Digital Storage Oscilloscope

Energy meter, Megger, PID kit, DSO, DC motor couple with Generator, Range finder, Digital live wire detector, Flow Measurement Trainer kit, Cathode ray Oscilloscope, Function Generator, Position Control Systems Kit, AC Synchro transmitter &receiver, Optical sensor, Strain Gauge Kit with Handy lever beam, IC Trainerkit, Design of lag-lead compensator, P.PI,PID controller,ADC Trainer Kit, DAC Trainer Kit, LVDT Trainer Kit

Personal computers (Intel i3, 80GB, 2GBRAM), CRO 30MHz, Digital Multimeter, PV panels – 100W, 24V, Battery storage system with charge and discharge control 40Ah, Micro Wind Energy Generator module, Potentiometer, Step-down transformer 230V/12-0-12V.

Multimeter, Oscilloscope, Power supplies, Function Generator, Soldering iron, Precision, Mechanical tools, Mini Drilling Machine, 30Mhz CRO

``Maximum Power Point Tracking Techniques in Solar PV systems” on 17.04.2024

Topic: “Maximum Power Point Tracking Techniques in Solar PV systems ”

Date: 17.04.2024.

Venue: T&P Seminar Hall

Target Audience: III Year EEE

Resource person: Dr.C.Vennila, M.E., Ph.D.

Associate Professor,

Alagappa Chettiar Government College of Engineering and Technology, Karaikudi-630003..

Objective of Program:

To learn about the recent techniques applied for continuous adjustment of solar panel based on sunlight intensity and temperature.
To acquire knowledge about the latest trends to optimize energy production and to enhance overall system efficiency.

Topic(s) Covered

Introduction about Solar PV System, Various MPPT techniques, Power loss reduction in PV system.

Outcomes

The students gained knowledge about continuous solar power generation.

The students able to apply the procedure to reduce the power losses to get higher overall efficiency of the PV system..

PO & PSO Mapping

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``Renewable Energy concept and applications in Industry and Domestic sector” on 05.04.2024

Topic: “Renewable Energy concept and applications in Industry and Domestic sector ”

Date: 05.04.2024.

Venue: ‘B’ Block Seminar Hall

Target Audience: IV Year EEE

Resource person: Dr. N.Stalin, M.Tech., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor, Department of Petrochemical Technology,

Anna University - BIT campus, Trichy.

Objective of Program:

To acquire knowledge about the various renewable energy sources and generation of power.
To know about the utilization of renewable energy sources in Industry and domestic applications.

Topic(s) Covered

Generation and utilization of power from solar, wind, tidal, biogas and geothermal in Industry and domestic sectors.

Outcomes

The students gained knowledge about the various renewable energy sources, which is safe and future power generation.

The students understood that concepts and consumption of power from various renewable energy sources in Industry and Domestic applications

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``Recent Trends in Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution” on 04.04.2024

Topic: “Recent Trends in Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution ”

Date: 04.04.2024.

Venue: ‘B’ Block Seminar Hall

Target Audience: II Year EEE

Resource person: Er.S.Samivel M.E.,

Assistant Engineer,

Kuttalam Gas Power Plant, TNEB.

Objective of Program:

To know about the recent techniques applied to overcome the faults occurring in transmission system.
To acquire knowledge about the latest trends employed in transmission and distribution system of TNEB.

Topic(s) Covered

Fault management system and intelligent substation

Outcomes

The students able to evaluate the strategies involved in fault detection management in power system.

The students able to identify and describe the latest trends and innovations in power generation.

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One Day Guest Lecture: ``Inauguration of IETE Professional Society & One day seminar on Applications of Motor in Industries & Home appliances`` on 14.03.2024

Topic: “Inauguration of IETE Professional Society & One day seminar on‘Applications of Motor in Industries & Home appliance” on 14.03.2024

Date: 14.03.2024 / Time: 10.30 am

Venue: T & P Seminar Hall

Target Audience: IETE Members

CEO, AVM Pumps

Director-Internal Quality

Assurance Cell,

Park College of Engineering and Technology,

Coimbatore

Objective of Program

The main objective of this function is to develop practical knowledge in motors.

Topics Covered:

Construction of DC motor & AC motor, Types of water pumps, Types of motors in industrial applications, Differences between motors used in domestic and industries., Motors used in Industrial Automation.

Outcomes

After completing this workshop, students can:

Explain different applications of motors in industries.
Demonstrate basics of motor construction and types.
Explain the importance of motors in industrial automation.

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One Day Guest Lecture: ``Prospects of Shape memory Alloys in Assistive/Rehabilitation Technology`` on 25.09.2023

Topic: “Prospects of Shape memory Alloys in Assistive/Rehabilitation Technology ” Date: 25.09.2023 / Time: 10.30am

Venue: B-Block Seminar Hall

Target Audience: II,III&IV-EEE Students

Resource person: Dr.K.Dhanalakshmi,

Professor & Head

Department of Instrumentation and Control Engineering,

National Institute of Technology, Trichy.

Objective of Program:

To acquire knowledge about Shape Memory Alloys.
To bring interest to the students about the Shape Memory effect of SMA.
To understand the behavior of all classes of Shape Memory alloys including metals, non-metals and alloys.

Topics Covered

Shape Memory Alloys – Basics, characteristics, Applications.

Outcomes

The students gained knowledge about Shape Memory Alloys
The students understood that SMA are unique class of alloys that have The ability to remember their shape and are able to return to that shape even after being bent.

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Guest Lecture: ``Industrial Automation using PLC``, on 07.09.2023 & 09.09.2023

Topic: “ Industrial Automation using PLC ”

Date: 07.09.2023 to 09.09.2023 / Time: 10.00 am to 5.00pm

Venue: Simulation Lab

Target Audience: EEE, III year-Students

Resource person: Mr.V.Rajarajan,

Project Engineer,

IPCS,Trichy.

Objective of Program

The main objective of this workshop was to make the aspiring engineers acquainted with the conceptual as well as practical knowledge of the Industrial Automation& latest technologies are being used to achieve industrial automation.

Topics Covered

Introduction to Automation,Evolution in Industrial Automation,
Introduction to PLCs, LC I/Os Basics, Burning & InterfacingConcepts,
Hands on PLC Training.

Outcomes

Explain different type of Industrial Control Mechanisms.
Basics of Ladder Diagram.
Create and design new automation model by using PLC.

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One Day Guest Lecture: “ELECTRICAL AUTOCAD” on 29.08.2023

Topic: “ELECTRICAL AUTCAD”

Date: 29.08.2023

Venue: B-Block Seminar Hall

Target Audience: EEE Students

Resource person: Mr.K.Vasu Devan,

Technical Head, Live Wire, Trichy.

Objective of Program

To update the career growth in right platform.
To gain and acquire knowledge about ELECTRICAL AUTOCAD.

Topics Covered

Basics of AUTOCAD, ELECTRICAL AUTOCAD simulation in software Applications of ELECTRICAL AUTOCAD.

Outcomes

The students gained the knowledge about ELECTRICAL AUTO CAD.
The students are also known about the concepts of automation power system lines, electrical machines, etc.,

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One Day Seminar: “Scope of Technical Software” on 28.03.2023

Topic: “Scope of Technical Software”

Date: 28.03.2023

Venue: B-Block Seminar Hall

Target Audience: EEE Students

Resource person: Mr.K.Kuralarasan, Mr.K.Vasudevan & Mr.K.Someshwaran

Business Development Head & Technical Head,

Livewire, Trichy.

Objective of Program

To gain the basic concept of MEP.
To impart expertise in Electrical AutoCAD.
To discover project management concepts.

Topics Covered

Basics of MEP, Electrical AutoCAD, E-3D, Primavera, and career development awareness.

Outcomes

The students have learned the fundamentals of the MEP and Electrical
The students are also familiar with carrying out project management tasks and tracking & reporting project progress.

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Guest Lecture: “Substation Automation” on 29.11.2022

Topic: “Substation Automation”

Date: 29.11.2022

Venue: C-Block Smart Class room

Target Audience: III Year EEE

Resource person: Dr.P.Anbalagan.

Head of the Department,

Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,

Anna University, BIT Campus, Tiruchirappalli.

Objective of Program

To update the career growth in right platform.
To gain the acquire knowledge in future trends.

Topics Covered

Indian Power Grid. Tamil Nadu Power grid, SS Automation, Challenges in DSA etc.,

Outcomes

The students are gained their knowledge about the power generation.
The students are also known about the concepts of substation Automation, future substation automation, challenges in DSA and etc.

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Workshop on: “Basic Applications of IoT in Electrical Engineering” on 31.10.2022 to 02.11.2022

Topic: “Basic Applications of IoT in Electrical Engineering”

Date: 31.10.2022 to 02.11.2022

Venue: RES Lab

Target Audience: III Year EEE

Resource person: Mr. K.C.Tamil Venthan & Sathya Narayanan.

Director & Technical Head, LIFT INDIA, Industrial Training Institute.

Objective of Program

To gain basic concept of IOT.
To impart expertise in IOT hardware and software design.
To discover IOT job opportunities.

Topics Covered

Basics of IoT, Arduino, WIFI module and basic programming, NODEMUC ESP8266 which is enabled the WIFI module, programming for the blinking of LED and sounding of Buzzer, BLYNK, IFFTT applications and Ardafruit software etc.

Outcomes

The students have learned the fundamentals of the Internet of Things.
The students are also known about the concepts of Street light connection with the simple programming, home automation using WIFI and Hotspot enabled in mobile etc.,

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Workshop on: “Basic Applications of IoT in Electrical Engineering” on 10.10.2022 to 12.10.2022

Topic: “Basic Applications of IoT in Electrical Engineering”

Date: 10.10.2022 to 12.10.2022

Venue: RES Lab

Target Audience: IY Year EEE

Resource person: Mr. K.C.Tamil Venthan & Sathya Narayanan.

Director & Technical Head, LIFT INDIA, Industrial Training Institute.

Objective of Program

To gain Advanced concept of IoT.
To impart expertise in IoT hardware and software design.
To discover IoT job opportunities.

Topics Covered

Hosting Space, ASCII,WIFI device connection. Aurdino MatLab, Web Developing, controlling of the LEDS, home automation using WIFI and Hotspot enabled in mobile, Google assist for controlling the home appliances through mobile etc.

Outcomes

The students are known about enabled the WIFI module.
The students are also known about the concepts home automation using WIFI and Hotspot enabled in mobile, Google assist for controlling the home appliances through mobile and etc.

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GUEST LECTURE : “Applications of Data science in Electrical Engineering” on 07.10.2022

Topic: “Applications of Data science in Electrical Engineering”

Date: 07.10.2022

Venue: B-Block seminar Hall

Target Audience: II & IV Year EEE

Resource person: Dr.S.Stanley Sagayaraj.

Senior Manager,

HCL Technology, Chennai.

Objective of Program

To update the career growth in right platform.
To gain and acquire knowledge in future trends.

Topics Covered

Design and optimization of electrical systems, Prediction and prevention of failures, controlling of electrical processes.

Outcomes

The students are gained their knowledge about the applications of data science in electrical engineering.
The students are also known about the concepts of optimization of electrical systems, Prediction and prevention of failures, controlling of electrical processes.

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GUEST LECTURE : “Recent Trends,Technologies and Opportunities in Electrical and Electronics Engineering” on 11.04.2022

Topic: “Recent Trends,Technologies and Opportunities in Electrical and Electronics Engineering”

Date: 11.04.2022

Venue: B-Block seminar Hall

Target Audience: IV Year EEE

Resource person: Dr. M. Balasingh Moses, Assistant Professor, Department of civil Engineering, Anna University Bit campus, Trichy

Objective of Program: To update the career growth in electrical related platform and to gain the acquire knowledge in future trends.

Topics Covered

Additive Manufacturing, Digital Twin Technology, Green Manufacturing.

Outcomes

The students are gain their Knowlegde about the future trends in Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
The students are also known about the concepts of ICT in Telecommunication, ICT in power sector and E-Governance and job opportunities in public sectors.

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GUEST LECTURE : “Indoor Air Quality Management” on 03.10.2019

Topic: “Indoor Air Quality Management”

Date: 03.10.2010

Venue: B-Block seminar Hall

Target Audience: III Year EEE

Resource person: Dr.G. Venkatesan, Assistant Professor,Department of civil Engineering, Anna University Bit campus,Trichy

Objective of Program: To impart knowledge on Indoor air pollutant and its management.

Topics Covered

Indoor air quality management.
The theories for major air pollutant control.

Outcomes

Ability to understand characteristics of indoor air pollutants.
Ability to design and particulate air pollution control devices.
Ability to manage Indoor air quality.

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WORK SHOP : “PCB DESIGNING AND MAKING CIRCUITS” on 03.10.2019 & 04.10.2019

Topic: “PCB DESIGNING AND MAKING CIRCUITS”

Date: 03.10.2019 & 04.10.2019

Venue: B-Block-Research and development lab

Target Audience: IETE(EEE) Students

Resource person: Mr.E.Arunvijayan & Team, Pantech Proed Private Limited -Trichy

Objective of Program:

To gain basic concept of PCB design.
To provide design knowledge with Proteus software.
Expose the students to practical process of PC board preparation.

Topics Covered

Introduction to Proteus software.
Basic Schematic Circuit Drawing using software.
Design of Oscillator and Multivibrator circuits in PCB.

Outcomes

Students can able to understand PCB vital role in engineering field.
Students can able to do the design the circuits with Proteus software.
Students can able to prepare the designed PCB with raw material.

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WORK SHOP : “AUTOCAD-Electrical”

Topic: “AUTOCAD-Electrical”

Date: 05.09.2019

Venue: B-Block Research and development lab

Target Audience: EEE Students

Resource person: Er.Jayakumar, Livewire -Trichy

Objective of Program:

To enhance the knowledge of students in AutoCAD and E-cad
To create and modify both electrical diagrams and layouts.
To generate Schematic report and Panel Report

Topics Covered

Introduction to ECAD
Basic Schematic Circuit Drawing.
AUTOCAD TO ECAD conversion
Report Generation

Outcomes

Students can able to use AUTOCAD software.
Ability to draw the electrical circuits with various components into the layout.
Ability to generate reports for the Circuits.

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WORK SHOP : “Arduino”

Topic: “Arduino”

Date: 29.08.2019 & 30.08.2019

Venue: B-Block Research and development lab

Target Audience: EEE

Resource person: Mr.E.Prathap, Senior Programmer, Pantech Proed Private Limited, Trichy

Objective of Program

To gain more knowledge in AURDINO technology.
To increase student’s thinking ability by produce new invention.
To expose the student in emerging technologies in the area of embedded system.

Topics Covered

Arduino Introduction
Interfacing of Keyboard, LED & Relay.
Interfacing of GSM, GPS, RFID
Interfacing With DC Motor, MEMS

Outcomes

Students can able to program as well as to work in physical programmable circuit board.
Students can able to indulge their knowledge in cross curriculum studies using AURDINO.
Students can develop projects using AURDINO.

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GUEST LECTURE : “Real time implementation of FACTS controllers and its difficulties”

Topic: “Real time implementation of FACTS controllers and its difficulties” Date: 20.08.2019

Venue: B-Block seminar Hall

Target Audience: IV Year EEE

Resource person: Dr.R.Gandhiraja, Assistant Professor/EEE Dept., BIT Campus, Anna University,Trichy

Objective of Program:

To introduce the reactive power control techniques.
To educate on static VAR compensators and their applications. ..
To educate on STATCOM devices.
To provide knowledge on FACTS

Topics Covered

Types of various FACTS devices
STATCOM
Static VAR compensator and
Concept of co-ordination of various FACTS controllers.

Outcomes

Ability to understand the concept of reactive power control techniques
Ability to explain the operation of various controllers and its application
Ability to Understand the concept of facts co-ordination

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GUEST LECTURE : “Introduction to Industrial Automation”

Topic: “Introduction to Industrial Automation”

Date: 19.08.2019

Venue: B-Block seminar Hall

Target Audience: EEE Students

Resource person: S.Samuel Dilton, Senior Project Engineer, IPCS Automation, Trichy

Objective of Program:

To enhance the knowledge of students in Industrial Automation
To understand role of SCADA in industrial automation
To develop the knowledge in modules of PLC designing

Topics Covered

Introduction to Industrial Automation
Industrial Automation using SCADA
Industrial Automation using PLC

Outcomes

Ability to understand the importance of Industrial automation
Ability to explain the configuration of SCADA.
Ability to understand need of PLC in automation.

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GUEST LECTURE : “Air Pollution and Control Engineering”

Topic: “Air Pollution and Control Engineering”

Date: 08.08.2019

Venue: B-Block seminar Hall

Target Audience: III Year EEE

Resource person: Dr.J.Thirumal, AP/Civil Dept.,

Anna University Regional Campus,

Tirunelveli.

Objective of Program: To impart knowledge on the principle, design and control of Indoor/ particulate/ gaseous air pollutant and its emerging trends.

Topics Covered:

Basic concepts of Air Pollution and its Control technologies,
Meteorology,
Control of Particulate Contaminants & Gaseous Contaminants,
Indoor air quality management and
The fundamental theories as well as practices of various devices for major air pollutant control.

Outcomes

Ability to understand the nature and characteristics of air pollutants.
Ability to design stacks and particulate air pollution control devices to meet applicable standards.
Ability to identify, formulate and solve air & noise pollution problems

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GUEST LECTURE : ““ETAP””

Topic: “ETAP”

Date: 26.07.2019

Venue: B-Block seminar Hall

Target Audience: EEE Students

Resource person: A.Jayakumar, Senior Engineer, LIVEWIRE, Trichy

Objective of Program:

To develop the knowledge about ETAP software.

Topics Covered

Introduction to ETAP
Usage of ETAP for Power system problems.
Study of load flow analysis using ETAP

Outcomes

Ability to develop the knowledge in ETAP software.
Ability to understand the solution for power system problems

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IETE Students Forum - 27 - 03 - 2019

Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering has organized an inaugural function for IETE Students Forum on 27.03.2019.Mr.C.V.Vinod, Principal General Manager, BSNL, Trichy, Guest of honor gave a very informative speech. He inspired the students to have a positive attitude and managerial skills by inculcating good habits among themselves. He debited the essential skills set required by engineers in the current industrial era.He gave trips to tackle the steps undergone by unemployed youth. He has also emphasized the employment opportunities in BSNL as well as in industry. He illustrated the significance of GATE exam in getting flourishing posts in PSUs and Government Sector.Mr.C.V.Vinod highlighted that students have to grab the opportunities provide by IETE students forum to change their talent so that they aim be specific to achieve their goal.

Drive The Future With Bio Sensors & Bio Electronics - 08 - 03 - 2019

An International Seminar was held on “Drive The Future With Bio Sensors & Bio Electronics” on 08th March 2019. It was jointly organized by Department of ECE, EEE and IETE students ‘Chapter.Prof.Y.Takemura (Yokohama National University, Japan) and Dr.S.Ota (Shizuoka University, Japan), the guest of honor, delivered chief guest address.During forenoon session, Prof.Y.Takemura, illustrated treatment of cancer cells without surgery, the depicted that by inserting tiny resonant circuit in the cancer affected cells and exposing them to electromagnetic radiation, generates heat there by destroying the cancer affected cells, even without operating human body. Apart from this the enumerated recent imaging techniques, such as MPI (Magnetic Particle Imaging), MRI and concept behind the operation.Afternoon session was handled by Dr.V.R.Dhulipala, Assistant professor, University college of Engineering, BIT Campus, Trichy. He elucidated the concept of biosensors, various challenges posed in the implementation and possible solutions to such challenges.

Electrical Machines

We have organized a Technical guest lecture for our third year Electrical and Electronics Engineering Students (65 students) as per academic schedule for one day in our Engineering college “C” Block – Seminar hall. Dr.V.Vasan Prabhu, M.E., Ph.D., Associate Professor/ EEE, St.Joseph’s College of Engineering, Chennai has delivered the technical guest lecture on “Electrical Machines” for third year students organized by Electrical Electronics Engineering department on 30.08.2017.This lecture enhanced the student’s knowledge in Electrical machines. Guest lecture topics covered in the area of operation of various types of electrical machines and special machines.Topics like speed control, basic design, starters and formulation are also covered in this lecture. The feedback received from the participants is in positive and useful manner about the program

Future scope in Power Systems - 02-08-2018

We have organized a Technical guest lecture for our Final year Electrical and Electronics Engineering Students (64 students) as per academic schedule for one day in our Engineering College “B” Block – Training and Placement wing.Dr.R.M.Sasiraja, Associate professor, Sethu Institute of Technology, Virudhunagar has delivered the technical guest lecture on “Future scope in Power Systems” for final year students organized by Electrical Electronics Engineering department on 02-08-2018.This lecture helps to escalate the knowledge of students in power system. Technical guest lecture topics covered the various aspects of Power systems, Energy management, Fundamentals & Advantages of Electrical Energy, Maintenance & Safety tips and Future development in power systems. The feedback received from the participants is in positive and useful manner about the program.

Recent Trends in Power Electronics and Power Systems

We have organized a Technical guest lecture for our Final year Electrical and Electronics Engineering Students (48 students) as per academic schedule for one day in our Engineering College “B” Block – Training and Placement wing. Mr.S. Sivasubramaniyan, Executive Engineer, TNEB, Gobichettipalayam has delivered the technical guest lecture on “Recent Trends in Power Electronics and Power Systems” for final year students organized by Electrical Electronics Engineering department on 26.07.2017.

This lecture helps to escalate the knowledge of students in Power electronics based power system design and converters and inverters applications in power control domain. Technical guest lecture topics covered the various aspects of advanced converters and switching techniques implemented in recent technology. The feedback received from the participants is in positive and useful manner about the program.

Student Achievements

Name of the Student	Year	Organized by (Institutions/Industry)	Date	Prizes won
E.BAGABIRIYAN	III	Govt. college of engineering, Tanjavur	11-05-2022	SYMPOSIUM - II PRIZE
P.NAGARJUNE	III	Govt. college of engineering, Tanjavur	11-05-2022	SYMPOSIUM - II PRIZE
N.RANJITH KUMAR	III	Govt. college of engineering, Tanjavur	11-05-2022	SYMPOSIUM - II PRIZE
S.SEENIVASAN	III	Govt. college of engineering, Tanjavur	11-05-2022	SYMPOSIUM - II PRIZE
E.BAGAPRIYAN	III	Mount Zion College of Engg. and Tech., Pudukkottai	12-05-2022	SYMPOSIUM - III PRIZE
P.NAGARJUNE	III	Anna University Tiruchirappalli	07-06-2022	SYMPOSIUM - I PRIZE
B.MOHAMED MUSRAF	III	Anna University Tiruchirappalli	07-06-2022	SYMPOSIUM - II PRIZE
H.AAISHA SIDHIKA	III	Mount Zion College of Engg. and Tech., Pudukkottai	13-05-2022	SYMPOSIUM - III PRIZE
E.ALEN JOY	III	Mount Zion College of Engg. and Tech., Pudukkottai	13-05-2022	SYMPOSIUM - III PRIZE
MOHAMMED ANAS C.A	IV	Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan Engineering College, Perambalur	30-09-2022	SYMPOSIUM - I PRIZE
J.KIRUTHIKAD.NANCY	III	INDIRA GANESAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING	01.03.2019	PAPER PRESENTATION - I PRIZE
R.PRADEEP N.RAMKAVI	III	INDIRA GANESAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING	01.03.2019	CONNECTRICALS - III PRIZE
J.KIRUTHIKAD.NANCY	III	M.A.R. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECH	08.03.2019	PAPER PRESENTATION - III PRIZE
V.ARUL SAKTHIN.RAM KAVI	III	M.A.R. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECH	08.03.2019	CONNECTRICALS - I PRIZE
J.KIRUTHIKAD. NANCY	III	M.A.R. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECH	08.03.2019	CONNECTRICALS - II PRIZE
B.SHEIK ISMAILJ. GANESH KUMAR	III	M.A.R. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECH	08.03.2019	TECHNICAL QUIZ - I PRIZE
K.MANIMARANK.M.MOHAMED MUFASIL MUFEETH	IV	M.A.R. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECH	08.03.2019	TECHNICAL QUIZ - II PRIZE
B.SHEIK ISMAIL	III	M.A.R. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECH	08.03.2019	CIRCUIT DEBUGGING - II PRIZE
S.SALMAN KHAN	IV	M.A.R. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECH	08.03.2019	CIRCUIT DEBUGGING - III PRIZE

Students Projects

Project is an individual or collaborative enterprise that is carefully planned to achieve a particular aim, where the students are able to demonstrate the personal abilities and skills required to produce and present an extended piece of work engaged in personal inquiry, action and reflection on specific topics and issues.

The Criteria to choose the best projects are

Innovation Ideas
Social Relevance
Product based
Real time Applications
Conference/Journal publications based

Industrial Expert are invited and joins the review committee for selecting the best projects based on the criteria fixed

BATCH	REG. NUMBER	STUDENT NAME	TITLE	SUPERVISOR NAME
1	812419105008	Harish P	Self-Charging Electric Bike	B. Muthuslevi
	812419105015	Mohamed Irfan P
	812419105017	Mohammed Anas C A
	812419105025	Sanjeeth M
2	812419105001	Aaisha Sidhika. H	Non-intrusive Load Monitoring Using Machine Learning for household appliances with IoT	D.Tamilselvan
	812419105011	Janani T
	812419105024	Remina A
3	812419105002	Abinash S	Optimizing Substation Using PLC and SCADA	Dr.E.Muthukumaran
	812419105004	Alen Joy E
	812419105021	Pugalendhi T
	812419105030	Thameemrashdh R.
4	812419105007	Hariharan S	Implementation of modified SEPIC DC-DC Converter in DC Microgrid Application	B. Muthuslevi
	812419105010	Irudhaya Nelson S
	812419105026	Sebeastin Alwinraj S
	812419105304	Hariharan P
5	812419105020	Priyadharshini G	IoT Based Energy Meter Reading for Auto Billing	Dr.V.Sivakami
	812419105702	Menaka. G
	812419105705	Vidhya. V
6	812419105303	Charulatha.G	SEPIC PFC for Three Phase Induction Motor Drive under Normal and Abnormal Supply Voltage	T.Jayanthi
	812419105501	Gayathri S P
	812419105701	Dhivya Sri D
7	812419105710	Anwar Basha A	IoT Based Load Monitoring and Control System	S.Pandiarajan
	812419105307	Mohamed Musaraf B
	812419105308	Mohamed Ashik J
	812419105309	Narayanamoorthi M
8	812419105305	Jayaseelan K	Modernized Rail Flaw Detection Using Robot	K. Sarasvathi
	812419105310	Rohith R
	812419105311	Saktheswarar P
	812419105704	Vijay R
9	812419105703	Sudhakar A	Two-Stage Converter Stand-alone PV Battery System Based on VSG Control	D.Jayaraj
	812419105708	Prabu K
	812419105313	Vasikaran E
10	812419105707	Santhosh V	Battery Management in Electrical Vehicles Using Machine Learning Techniques	Dr.S.Sarojini Mary
	812419105706	Vengatesh P
	812419105302	Ajithkumar S
11	812419105005	Bagapriyan E	Power Generation Using Ball Perpetual Turbine	Dr.E.Muthukumaran
	812419105014	Kumaresan S
	812419105019	Nagarjune P
	812419105027	Seenivasan S
12	812419105016	Mohamed Riyas M	Solar Tree-Based Energy Harvesting, Tracking, and Fault Detection System Using IoT	D.Tamilselvan
	812419105023	Ranjithkumar N
	812419105709	Thirugnanam S

BATCH NO.	REG. NUMBER	STUDENT NAME	TITLE	SUPERVISOR NAME
	812418105730	DILIP RAJA. P	POSLLC BASED MSOA OF MPPT FOR AUGMENTED	D.TAMIL SELVAN
	812418105738	JOSWA. I
	812418105712	MOHAMED IBRAHIM. M
	812418105739	PRASANNA. E
	812418105028	KARTHIKEYAN. P	A NON ISOLATED BRIDGE TYPE DC-DC CONVERTER FOR HYBRID ENERGY SOURCES INTEGRATION	D.TAMIL SELVAN
	812418105033	MOHAMED BASIL. S
	812418105037	MOHAMED THAJMEEL. Z
	812418105064	SRI KUMARAN. K
	812418105733	NANDHA DEVI. K	OPTICAL STATIC ARRAY RECONFIGURATION FOR ENHANCING POWER IN PV SYSTEM UNDER PARTIAL SHADING CONDITION	Dr.S.SARONIJI MARY
	812418105044	NANDHINI. V
	812418105053	RUBINI. U
	812418105068	THAMEENA BEGUM. M
	812418105010	AHAMED BASHA. A	A SMART POWER METERING TO RECHARGE ELECTRICAL VEHICLE IN COMMUNAL PARKING AREAS	Dr.L.JEBARAJ
	812418105023	IZAZ SARBUDEEN. M
	812418105069	THAMIZHVALAVAN. M
	812418105071	VEERAMANI. K
	812418105709	JEEVA. G	IOT BASED BATTERY MONITORING SYSTEM IN ELECTRICAL VEHICLE	Dr.L.JEBARAJ
	812418105704	NESAMANI. P
	812418105731	PRAKASH. G
	812418105727	THAMILARASAN. R
	812418105717	JASMINE JONESELI. J	POWER MANAGEMENT SCHEME FOR GRID CONNECTED PHOTO VOLTAGE ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM	D.JAYARAJ
	812418105716	JEYAPRATHA. V
	812418105736	PRADEESWARI. M
	812418105705	DANSHEEBA SELVI. S	FUZZY LOGIC BASED POWER CONTROL OF HYBRID POWER SYSTEM FOR GRID TIED SYSTEM	Dr.M.MUTHUKUMARAN
	812418105735	DIVYA BHARATHI. A
	812418105740	NILOFER BANU. T
	812418105715	SANGEETHA. S
	812418105004	ABDUL BASITH. B	AN IOT BASED SMART METERING AND MONITORING SYSTEM	Dr.M.MUTHUKUMARAN
	812418105005	ABDUL RAHIM. J
	812418105305	RAMESH KUMAR. R
	812418105060	SIDDIQ BASHA. M
	812418105302	JEEVA. R	PLASMA FLAME -GENERATION	D.JAYARAJ
	812418105036	MOHAMED OSAMA. M
	812418105304	NAFEEZ AHAMED. A
	812418105306	RIFAYKHAN. J
	812418105301	GOWSHIK. MS	AN IOT BASED ON LINE ACCESS TRUCK MONITORING SYSTEM	S.PANDIYARAJAAN
	812418105034	MOHAMED FAZIL. N
	812418105303	MOHAMED FAZIL. S
	812418105035	MOHAMED MUFARIS. K
	812418105707	THANGAPANDIYAN. A	BRIDGELESS ISOLATED SEPIC BASED FAST EV CHARGER USING ZVS TECHNIQUE FOR PFC	B.MUTHUSLEVI
	812418105711	SATHISHKUMAR. M
	812418105714	DHANARAJ. C
	812418105728	GANESHPANDIAN. S
	812418105701	ABDUL RIJMAL BARISH. S	CONTROL OF PV BATTERY BASED WATER PUMPING SYSTEM UNDER SUDDEN IRRADIANCE AND SPEED CHANGES	Dr.S.SAROJINI MARY
	812418105702	ARULRAJ. C
	812418105713	ALAVUTHEEN. H
	812418105734	SHIYAM SUNDHAR. R
	812418105721	PRAVEEN RAJA. A	WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLE TO ENHANCE SUSTAINABLE IN MOBILITY	S.PANDIYARAJAAN
	812418105722	CHELLAPANDI. M
	812418105726	RAMAN. M
	812418105732	MANIKANDAN. K
	812418105018	CROOSE DIVAHAR. S	A HIGH PERFORMANCE ISOLATED ZETA CONVERTER FOR NON ELECTROLYTIC LED LIGHTING	B.MUTHUSLEVI
	812418105030	MAHAVEER. M
	812418105038	MOHAMED YASIN. S
	812418105061	SIRAJIDEEN. B
	812418105011	AJAY. P	A NON ISOLATED HIGH VOLTAGE GAIN DC-DC CONVERTER WITH SOFT SWITCHING FOR PV APPLICATION	S.SAMAYA SANJEEVI
	812418105719	ARUN. T
	812418105045	NITHESE KANNA. A
	812418105065	SUBARETHINAM. P
	812418105501	MH NIYASUDEEN. M	IOT BASED SMART WASTE MONITORING & CONTROL SYSTEM	Dr.U.SURESHKUMAR
	812418105502	MOHAMED RILWAN. S
	812418105720	PRAKASH. M
	812418105710	SUDHAKAR. V
	812418105703	DHARMALINGAM. R	MAXIMIZING GENERATIVE BRAKING ENERGY RECOVERY OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES THROUGH DYNAMIC LOW SPEED CUTOFF POINT DETECTION	S.SAMAYA SANJEEVI
	812418105724	SIVAPERUMAL. P
	812418105718	VELMURUGAN. A
	812418105706	VISHNUPRIYAN. G

BATCH

NO.

REG. NUMBER

STUDENT NAME

TITLE

SUPERVISOR NAME

812417105004

AMALA JESIMA.

IMPLEMENTATION OF SUPER LIFT LUO CONVERTER WITH AN INTEGRATION OF BUCK CONVERTER

D.TAMILSELVAN

812417105021

KANMANI. S.K

812417105025

MANISHA. S

812417105028

MERCYMIRAKLINE. V

812317105029

SHEIK ABDULLAH. K

INTELLIGENT GSM BASED PREPAID ENERGY METER AND THEFT DETECTION IN A CASHLESS ECONOMY

Dr.U.SURESHKUMAR

812317105018

MUJUBU RAHUMAN. M

812317105005

BALAGURU SIVA SANKARA MOORTHY. V

812317105308

SRIDHAR. R

812417105030

S. MOHAMED ABU ARIZ

AUTOMATIC SMART PARKING SYSTEM USING IOT

S.PANDIARAJAN

812417105049

J. M. RAJAKEERTHI

812417105058

J. THAISEER AHAMED

812417105306

J. MOHAMED RIYAZUDEEN

812417105041

J.MONISHA SONIYA

A MULTI –LOAD WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER SYSTEM

WITH SERIES-PARALLEL-SERIES COMPENSATION

A.ABIRAMI

812417105014

J.CELSIYA

812417105063

T.YOGESWARI

812417105022

A.KAVI PRIYA

812417105023

MAHALAKSHMI.M

A FOUR – PORT DC – DC COVERTER FOR A STANDALONE WIND AND SOLAR ENERGY

SYSTEM

B.MUTHUSELVI

812417105042

MUTHUMALA.M

812417105043

NISHA.S

812417105052

SANGAVI.V

812417105019

JOESPHINE.A

MODIFIED P&O MPPT BASED NON-INVERTING DC-DC BUCK BOOST CONVERTER FOR SPACE APPLICATIONS

D.JAYARAJ

812417105732)

PRITHIKA.T

812417105723)

LAKSHMIKOWSALYA.K

812417105901)

SIVASAKTHI.R

812417105024

M.A.MAHMOODH

ELECTRICAL SPEED BREAKERS AND INDICATORS TO AVOID ACCIDENTS

S.SAMAYA SANJEEVI

812417105033

G.MOHAMED IBRAHIM

812417105048

R.RAHUL

812417105301

DHEENADHAYALAN R

SMALL HYBIRD POWER SYSTEM OF PHOTOVOLTAIC CELL AND SODIUM BOROHYDRIDE HYDROLYSIS – BASED FUEL CELL

B.MUTHUSELVI

812417105304

HARIPRASAD S

812417105308

SATHYA SEELAN M

812417105060

SATHYA SEELAN M

812417105018

JAHIR KHAN S

VOLTAGE SAG ENHANCEMENT OF GRID CONNECTED HYBRID PV-WIND POWER SYSTEM USING BATTERY AND SMES BASED DYNAMIC VOLTAGE RESTORER

D.JAYARAJ

812417105027

MASTHAN OLIYULLAH S

812417105031

MOHAMED ARSATH B

812417105050

RATHISH A

10.

812417105034

MOHAMED MALIK. K

IOT BASED SMART ENERGY METER

D.TAMILSELVAN

812417105501

ANANDHU. S. R

812417105035

MOHAMED MUSTHAKEEM. S

12.

812417105059

R. UDHAYANITHI

HOME ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

S.PANDIARAJAN

812417105061

D.VIGNESH

812417105302

M.DINESH

812417105305

A. MOHAMED ASARUDEEN

13.

812417105704

R.FELIX

A NOVEL BIDIRECTIONAL T-TYPE MULTILEVEL INVERTER FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLE

APPLICATION

E.MUTHUKUMARAN

812417105715

R.PRASANNA

812417105710

M.B.BHARATHAMAHATHANAN

812417105701

M.MOHAMED FURKANUL KALIF

14.

812417105707

V.JEEVANANTHAM

SELECTIVE HARMONIC MITIGATION BASED

SELF –ELIMININATION OF TRIPLEN HORMONIC FOR SINGLE- PHASE FIVE – LEVEL

INVERTER

D.TAMIL SELVAN

812417105716

R.AZHAGAR SAMY

812417105722

D.BALASUBRAMANI

15.

812417105026

MANOJ KUMAR S

AUTOMATIC TRANSFORMER AND TRANSMISSION LINE FAULT DETECTION

USING IOT

D.JAYARAJ

812417105032

MOHAMED ASLAM J

812417105040

MOHAMMED HUSSAIN S

16.

812417105008

ARUN RAJ I

DETECTION OF RASH DRIVING ON HIGHWAYS IN INDIA

E.MUTHUKUMARAN

812417105009

ASWIN K

812417105016

FAISAL ALI KHAN A

812417105029

MINNAL KUMAR V

17.

812417105724

B. VIJAY

EFFICIENCY IMPROVED ELECTRIC VECHILE

E.MUTHUKUMARAN

812417105725

C.ILAYARAJA

812417105728

K. PARTHIBAN

812417105729

K. SAKTHIVEL

812417105702

SELVAMANOKARAN K

IMPLEMENTATION OF AN AUTOMATIC POWER SUPPLY FROM FOUR DIFFERENT SOURCE USING MICROCONTROLLER

Dr.U.SURESH KUMAR

812417105731

JUSTIN PRABU J

18.

812417105711

PAZHANI VEL S

812417105714

THAMARAISELVAN A

812417105010

P.AZEEZ

INTERNET OF THINGS BASED ON HEALTH MONITERING FOR HUMAN

19.

812417105001

M.ABDUL JALIL

812417105011

R.BHARATH KUMAR

D.TAMILSELVAN

812417105003

P.ALAGURAJA

20.

812417105709

SARAVANAN .C

MULTILEVEL PACK U-CELL INVERTER WITH PV SYSTEM

S.SAMAYA SANJEEVI

812417105712

SIVA.M

812417105726

KARANKUMAR.M

812417105730

KALAISELAVAN.V

812417105020

KALPANA.R

21.

812417105047

PRIYADHARSHINI.S

NOVEL HIGH EFFICIENT SEPIC CONVERTER FOR FUEL CELL SYSTEM APPLICATION

812417105055

SOWMIYA.M

812417105062

VIMALA.A

B.MUTHUSELVI

22.

812417105006

ARUL BRINDHA.S

OPTIMAL INTEGRATION OF PV IN DISTRIBUTED GENERATION SYSTEM TO REDUCE THE REAL POWER LOSS USING HYBRID ALGORITHM

E.MUTHUKUMARAN

812417105012

BHUVANESHWARI.K

812417105056

SRIDEVI.K.R

812417105307

PRINCEKIRUTHIKA.A

23.

812417105045

K.PRAVEEN KUMAR

POWER FACTOR CORRECTION CONVERTER BY USING BRIDGELESS PF BOOST CIRCUIT

S.SAMAYASANJEEVI

812417105039

M.FARETH AHAMED

812417105039

A.MOHAMED YUSUF KHAN

812417105053

S.SATHAM HUSSIN

24.

812417105718

PRIYANGA G

POWER CONVERSION AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT FOR LOW POWER LOW VOLTAGE ENERGY HARVESTING USING

SEPIC AND WIRELESS SENSORS

A.ABIRAMI

812417105719

RUBA S

812417105720

SEETHA K

812417105721

BALAMANI K

25.

812417105707

V.JEEVANANTHAM

SELECTIVE HARMONIC MITIGATION BASED

SELF –ELIMININATION OF TRIPLEN HORMONIC FOR SINGLE- PHASE FIVE – LEVEL

INVERTER

D.TAMIL SELVAN

812417105716

R.AZHAGAR SAMY

812417105722

D.BALASUBRAMANI

BATCH NO.	REG. NUMBER	STUDENT NAME	PROJECT TITLE	SUPERVISOR NAME
1.	812416105001	ABDULLAH .J	A MODIFIED SEPIC CONVERTER FOR PHOTOVOLTAIC ENERGY HARVESTING SYSTEM	B.MUTHUSELVI
	812416105005	ARMAN SALIH AHMAD.A
	812416105018	HAJA NAJIMUDEEN. A
	812416105050	SAMEERALI .S
2.	812416105006	ARULSAKTHI .V	BLDC MOTOR SPEED CONTROL WITH HALL SENSOR	S.PANDIARAJAN
	812416105035	MUHAMMED ALTHAF. S
	812416105042	RAM KAVI .N
	812416105041	PRADEEP .R
3.	812416105007	AZARUDEEN .S	SMART IOT MONITORING SYSTEM FOR AGRICULTURE WITH PREDICTIVE ANALYSIS	Dr.U.SURESHKUMAR
	812416105044	RIYAS MOHAMED .A
	812416105045	RIYAZ AHAMED .S
	812416105046	ROOBAN RAJ .J
4.	812416105010	BRITTO .S	HIGH GAIN DC – DC STEP UP CONVERTER WITH MULTILEVEL OUTPUT VOLTAGE	S.SUGARAJ
	812416105011	CHANDHRU .G
	812416105012	DINAKARAN .T
	812416105013	DIVAKARAN .N
5.	812416105016	GANESHKUMAR .J	A MAXIMUM POWER POINT FOR PHOTOVOLTAIC MONITORING SYSTEM USING IOT TECHNIQUE	B.MUTHUSELVI
	812416105032	MOHAMED BASITH .S
	812416105055	SHAIK RAHUMAN .S
	812416105315	SHEIK ISMAIL.B
6.	812416105017	GAYATHRI .N	MULTI RESONANT POWER CONVERTER FOR IMPROVED DUAL FREQUENCY INDUCTION HEATING	B.MUTHUSELVI
	812416105022	KALPANA .K
	812416105057	SIVARANJANI .M
	812416105061	THERESLINE JOICE .J
7.	812416105025	KIRUTHIKA .J	SMART FAULT DETECTION IN UNDERGROUND CABLES	D.JAYARAJ
	812416105036	NANCY .D
	812416105040	PAVITHRA .J
8.	812416105027	MANIKANDAN .P	ELECTRICITY FROM RAIN WATER HARVESTING	S.SAMAYA SANJEEVI
	812416105037	NAZAR .M
	812416105028	MOHAMED ABDUL MALIK .R
	812416105049	SALMAN KHAN .I
9.	812416105026	MANIKANDAN .M	FACE DETECTION BASED ATM SECURITY SYSTEM USING EMBEDDED LINUX PLATFORM	S.PANDIARAJAN
	812416105051	SARAVANAKUMAR .G
	812416105054	SELLARASU .M
	812416105021	KALAITHASAN .P
10.	812416105034	MOHAMED SHALIK M .Y	SMART VEHICLE PARKING SYSTEM BY IOT	Dr.U.SURESHKUMAR
	812416105031	MOHAMED BASHAJAN .A
	812416105047	SAKTHIVEL .J
	812416105053	SEENI MOHAMED .S
11.	812416105019	JAFFER HUSSAIN .S	IMPLEMENTATION OF SENSOR – LESS PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER RESERVE CONTROL WITH SIMPLE REAL TIME MPP ESTIMATION	D.JAYARAJ
	812416105024	KAYALARASU .N
	812416105030	MOHAMED ASLAM .S
	812416105033	MOHAMED ISMAIL .R
12.	812416105015	FAROOK DHEEN .P	QUAZI Z SOURCE NETWORK BASED THREE PHASE INVERTER USING SPACE VECTOR PWM TECHNIQUE	S.SAMAYASANJEEVI
	812416105309	MOHAMED KHAN .M
	812416105310	MOHAMED RHISWAN ROSLAN.H
	812416105312	RAJ MOHAMED .S
13.	812416105014	ELANSEZHIYAN .M	ULTRASONIC BASED HAND GESTURE CONTROLLED ROBOT	S.PANDIARAJAN
	812416105048	SALAM .B
	812416105307	MOHAMED ETHAYATH.R
	812416105308	MOHAMED JAINUDEEN.J.B
14.	812416105311	MUHAMED RISHWAN .J	IMPLEMENTATION OF LUO CONVERTER USING PHOTOVOLTAIC CELL	D.JAYARAJ
	812416105313	SAIYADRIHAAN .A
	812416105316	SYED YASHIP .S
	812416105318	YACOBNATHAN .S
15.	812416105302	ARUN NISHANTHAN.N	LED BASED SOLAR PV SIMULATION	A.ABIRAMI
	812416105303	DHEENADAYALAN Y
	812416105306	MANIKANDAN.T
	812416105314	SAMI NATHAN .B
16.	812416105056	SHANMUGARAJA .J	A HIGH EFFICIENCY ACTIVE BOOST RECTIFIER BASED CONVERTER WITH DOUBLE PULSE DUTY CYCLE	A.ABIRAMI
	812416105058	SRIHARI .S
	812416105062	THIVAKAR .D
	812416105064	VIKRAM .S
17.	812416105020	JUDITH .A	A SEPIC AC/DC SINGLE STAGE SOFT SWITCHING PFC CONVERTER	A.ABIRAMI
	812416105038	NISHA .U
	812416105039	NIVEDHA .S
	812416105002	AJMAL AHAMED MARAICAR .Y	IMPLEMENTATION OF AN IOT BASED ENERGY MONITORING SYSTEM FOR MANAGING SMART HOMES	S.SAMAYASANJEEVI
18.	812416105063	VIGNESH .V
	812416105059	SUJITH S

BATCH

NO.

REG. NUMBER

STUDENT NAME

PROJECT TITTLE

SUPERVISOR NAME

812415105015

812415105302

812415105306

812415105310

LEOANTONY.W

ANIFNABI. A

KIRUBAANETHI. C.M

PRAKASH. B

BLIND ASSISTANT NAVIGATION SYSTEM USING IMAGE PROCESSING

K.ARUNKUMARAN

812415105018

812415105030

812415105304

812415105308

MOHAMEDASIK.J

NAFEES AHMED.A

HAJAMOHAMEDIRFAN. I

MOHAMED MUSTAK ALI. M

AN IMPLEMENTATION OF HIGH QUALITY VOLTAGE GAIN BY USING SEPIC AND SWITCHED CAPACITOR

S.SAMAYA SANJEEVI

812415105028

812415105048

812415105050

812415105311

MOHAMED YASIR ARABATH.M

SHEIK ABDULLASHA.J

SIVA KUMAR.M

SATHISH. M

IMPLEMENTATION OF DC-DC INTERLEAVED ZETA CONVERTER FOR PHOTOVOLTAIC APPLICATIONS

D.TAMILSELVAN

812415105006

812415105023

812415105027

812415105033

ANTONY.A

MOHAMED NASURUDEEN.J

MOHAMED YASEER.M

NOORUL AMEEN.M

MODIFIED VOLTAGE LIFT TECHNIQUE BASED ON NON ISOLATED BOOST DC-DC CONVERTER

K.ARUNKUMARAN

812415105004

812415105022

812415105047

812415105061

ALAGESAN.M

MOHAMED NABIL.B

SHEIK ABDUL AZEEZ.A

VINOTH.G

A SERVER BASED LOAD ANALYSIS OF SMART METER SYSTEM

P.MANOHAR

812415105001

812415105036

812415105040

812415105054

ABIRAM SAM SEELAN.V

PON MANIKANDA PRABHU.B

RAGUL.V

THANVEER AHAMED.A.R

AN ACTIVE PARTIAL SWITCHING METHOD IN TERTIARY LOOP FOR A HIGH EFFICIENCY PREDICTIVE CURRENT MODE CONTROL PFC CONVERTER

G.GURUMOORTHY

812415105003

812415105005

812415105014

812415105034

AJITH KUMAR.C

AMEER SUHAIL.S

JENNERSON.I

PANDIYAN.G

AN IMPROVED CUK CONVERTER WITH OPTIMIZED PSO TYPE 3 CONTROLLER

S.RAJASEKAR

812415105008

812415105013

812415105016

812415105017

CHARLES.P

JAYABALAN.M

MAHESHWARAN.K

MANIMARAN.K

BLIND PEOPLE USABLE ATM&SWIPE MACHINE USING IOT TECHNIQUE

S.PANDIARAJAN

812415105046

812415105303

SHAHANA BEGAM.S

ASHIKA. S

SIMULATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF SUPERLIFT LUO CONVERTER

D.TAMILSELVAN

10.

812415105009

812415105031

812415105029

812415105042

DHIVYA.B

NANDHINI.J

MUTHUMARI.E

RUBI.R

HIGH VOLTAGE BOOST UP USING Y SOURCE BOOST CONVERTER FOR ELECTRICAL VEHICLE.

S.PANDIARAJAN

11.

812415105025

812415105049

MOHAMED THAGIR.M

SHEKABDULLA.S

DISTRIBUTION NETWORK RECONFIGURATION USING GRASSHOPPER OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHM FOR POWER LOSS MINIMIZATION

E.MUTHUKUMARAN

12.

812415105021

812415105041

812415105043

812415105305

MOHAMED MUSTAQ.M.S

RAVICHANDRAN.B

SALMANKHAN.S

JOSEPH PRABAKARAN. R

IMPROVEMENT OF GRID CONNECTED PV SYSTEM

USING MULTILEVEL INVERTER WITH SWITCHED

CAPACITANCE TECHNIQUE

D.JAYARAJ

13.

812415105019

812415105037

812415105044

812415105307

MOHAMED LUKMAN.K.M

PRAKASHRAJ.A

SAYED AASIQUE.Y

MOHAMED ASLAM. J

A SOLAR POWER ASSISTED BATTERY BALANCING SYSTEM FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES

U.SURESHKUMAR

14.

812415105012

812415105026

812415105045

812415105060

GOVINDARAJ.B

MOHAMED THAREEK.A

SENTHIL KUMAR.P

VIGNESH.V (26-02-1997)

NPC BASED SEVEN LEVEL FIVE SWITCH FOR MITIGATE SHORT CIRCUITS FAULTS

S.SAMAYASANJEEVI

15.

812415105020

812415105024

812415105055

812415105313

MOHAMED MUFASIL MUFEETH.K.M

MOHAMED RAZIK.K.A

THUNGABDULRAHMAN.S

YASAR. M

POWER QUALITY IMPLEMENTATION IN WIND ENERGY SYSTEM USING HVDC

E.MUTHUKUMARAN

16.

812415105032

812415105039

812415105052

812415105035

NITHYA.R

PRIYANKA.S

SOWNDHARYA.S

PAVITHRA.E

ANFIS BASED MPPT TRACKING FOR PV SYSTEM USING SEPIC CONVERTER

B.MUTHUSELVI

17.

812415105038

812415105051

812415105056

812415105312

PRAVEENKUMAR.S.P

SIVASANKAR.S

VENKATESH.N

SINEHAVARAN. M

NEWBRIDGELESS BOOST PFC CONVERTER WITH IMPROVED INPUT CURRENT AND POWER FACTOR

G.GURUMOORTHY

B. No	STUDENT NAME	PROJECT TITLE	AREA OF SPECIAL IZATION	TYPE OF PROJECT	SUPERVISOR NAME	MATCHING STATED WITH PO & PSO
1	Anwardeen. M Beer Ajmal Dhaskin. M Sheik Mohammed Zubair.S.D Ranjith.R	Positive Output Of Three Stage LIFT LUO Converter	Power electronics	Application	D.Tamilselvan	PO1,PO2 , PO9,PSO1
2	Jasima Nasreen.M Reshmafarha. S Vanika. C Yuvappriya. M	DC-DC Converter With Simultaneous Boost And Buck Output Via Sigle Switch.	Power electronics	Research	K.Arunkumaran	PO1,PO2, PO7,PO8,PO9, PSO2
3	Kanagamanikandan. T Logesh. R Mohamed Ibrahim. M Antony Selvam.Y	Regenerative Braking Using Bidirectional DC-DC Converter For Electric Vehicle Applications	Power electronics	Application	S.Pandiarajan	PO1,PO7, PO8,PO9, PSO1
4	Ahamed Isthiyak.H Faisal Ahamed.J Gows Mydeen.I Imrankhan.A	ANFIS Based Fault Current Limitor With Energy Management System.	Fuzzy logic	Application	G.Gurumoorthy	PO1 , PO2,PO8,PO9, PSO1
5	Anwar Basha.A Asiq Noor Mohamed.A Mohamed Hussain.M Vijay. S	Implementation Of Dickson Voltage Multiplier In High Step Up DC – DC Converter With Dual Inductor.	Power electronics	Application	S.Samaya Sanjeevi	PO1, PO2,PO7, PO8,PSO2
6	Esath. G Mohamed Hassain. J Victor Lawrence. J Elavarasan.E	A Design Of High Step Up DC –DC Converter With Coupled Inductor For Ac Load Applications.	Power electronics	Application	S.Rajasekar	PO1,PO2, PO8,PO9, PSO1
7	Kannan.G Loheshwaran.A Manirajan.N Mansur Bahath.M	Optimal Location And Sizing Of Distributed Generation With And Without Network Reconfiguration Using Particle Swarm Optimation (PSO)	Power system	Research	E.Muthukumaran	PO1,PO2 PO8,PO9, PSO1
8	Arockia Remigius.A Raja.M Riyaz Mohamed.M Soban Raj.T	Scalable Micro Grid System For Rural Electrification By Solar PV Array	Power electronics	Application	D.Jayaraj	PO1, PO8,PO9, PO4,PSO1
9	Avulia Mohamed.A Haja Shahul Hameerudeen.M Raja Praveen.S Rajasekar.M	Improved Direct Torque Control For DFIG Based Fuzzy Logic.	Fuzzy logic	Application	E.Muthukumaran	PO1, PO2,PO6, PO7.PSO2
10	Aaliyabanu. M Kausalya.K Thanga Mayil.P	Quasi-Z- Source Matrix Converter Fed Induction Motor Drive For Flow Control Of Dye In Paper Mill.	Power electronics	Application	D.Tamilselvan	PO1, PO2 PO7,PO9, PSO1
11	Gayathri. M Priya.D Saranya.R	Novel Design Of Two Stage Inverter Using Solar Energy	Power electronics	Application	B.Muthuselvi	PO1,PO6, PO2, PO7, PO8,PSO2.
12	Ajash. M Thilagan E Imthiaz Ahamed.R Mohamed Ashik.S	Design Of Integrated DC – DC Converter On PV Panel With Hot spotting Protection.	Power electronics	Application	J.Gopi	PO1, PO6,PO8, PSO1

B.No	STUDENT NAME	PROJECT TITLE	AREA OF SPECIAL IZATION	TYPE OF PROJECT	SUPERVISOR NAME	MATCHING STATED WITH PO & PSO
1	Arputha.M Kalpana.G Kiruthiga.R Usharani.S	Multi Input Multi Output DC-DC Converter With High Voltage Gain	Power electronics	Research	D.Tamilselvan	PO1,PO2, PO7,PO8, PSO2
2	Divan Mydeen.M Jahabar Sadiq.M Mohamed Furkhan.N Sudhakar.K	Whiplash Sensing And Tracking System Using SIMCOM Technology	Power system	Research	S.Pandiarajan	PO1, PO2,PO7 , PO8,PSO2
3	Abdul Ajees.A Ajith Kumar.K Ayathullah Homeni.N Venkatesan.K	High Gain Single Stage Boosting Inverter Using SPWM.	Power electronics	Research	D.Tamilselvan	PO1,PO2 PO7,PO8, PSO2
4	Maharibath Nisha.H Sangeetha.S Vinothini .A	Efficient Transformerless MOSFET Inverter For Grid Tied Photovoltaic System	Power electronics	Research	K.Bharani	PO1,PO2 PO7,PO8, PSO2
5	Anbuselvi.A Preethi.E Sridevi.M Brindha Sarathi.C	An Innovative Reconfigurable Integrated Converter Topology Suitable For Distributed Generation	Power electronics	Research	S.Samaya Sanjeevi	PO1, PO2, PO7,PO9, PSO1
6	Mohamed Fahad.A Mohamed Faisal.M Nizamdheen.M Mohamed Wahith.J	A Novel System Of Inductive Wireless Transfer System Using Fuzzy Based Matrix Converter.	Power electronics	Research	G.Gurumoorthy	PO1,PO2 PO7,PO8, PSO2
7	Abdulla.M Jehovah.A Kabilan.P Saravanan.M	Hall Effect Sensor Fault Detection Identification And Compensation In Brushless Dc Drives	Power electronics	Research	S.Samaya Sanjeevi	PO1, PO2, PO7,PO9, PSO1
8	Jegareevan.M Praveen.I Ramkumar.J Ramprakash.M	A High Efficiency Fly Back Micro Inverter With A New Adaptive Snubber For Photovoltaic Applications	Power electronics	Research	G.Gurumoorthy	PO1, PO2,PO7 , PO8,PSO2
9	Kiruthika.R(21.10.1995) Priya.D Priyadharshini.G	Performance Evaluation Of Multiport Dual Input Single Output Dc – Dc Converter	Power electronics	Research	D.Jayaraj	PO1, PO2,PO8,PSO2
10	Govindaraj.T Naveenraj.K Rajeshsharma.S Surendhar.P	PFC CUK Converter Fed BLDC Motor Drive	Power electronics	Application	K.Arunkumaran	PO1,PO2 PO7,PO8, PSO2
11	Elangovan.R Manikandan.D Michael Jackson.J Rakesh R	A Cascade Buck Boost Pfc Converter Operating In Discontinuous Capacitive Voltage Mode	Power electronics	Research	J.Gopi	PO1,PO2, PO7,PO8, PSO2
12	Arun Kumar.A Bharathi Raja.M Chandhru.M Harishankar .K	Implementation Of A Zero Voltage Transition Interleaved Boost Converter	Power electronics	Research	J.Gopi	PO1,PO2 PO7,PO8, PSO2
13	Manoj Kumar.R Martin Rabhel.C Mohamed Azarudeen.A	A Single Dc Source Cascaded Seven Level Inverter By Using Integrating Switched Capacitor Techniique	Power electronics	Research	E.Muthukumaran	PO1, PO4 PO7,PO9, PSO1
14	Kajamydeen.H Mohamed Hakkim.M Niyaz Ahamed.R Saleem Khan.M	Intelligent Buck Boost Converter Unit Operation For Aeronautical Application.	Power electronics	Application	E.Muthukumaran	PO1,PO2 ,PO8, PSO2
15	Manikandan.K Sathish.M Sundar.P Balamurali.K	Implementation Of Dimmable Resonant Switched Capacitor Topology Led For Retrofit Lamp Application	Power electronics	Application	S.Samaya Sanjeevi	PO1,PO2 ,PO8, PSO2
16	Daniel Adaikala Raj .L Krishna Kumar .B Naveen.S	A Design Of A Single Switch DC / DC Converter For PV- Battery Powered Pump System With Pfm + Pwm Control	Power electronics	Application	S.Rajasekar	PO1,PO2 PO7,PO8, PSO2

B.No	STUDENT NAME	PROJECT TITLE	AREA OF SPECIAL IZATION	TYPE OF PROJECT	SUPERVISOR NAME	MATCHING STATED WITH PO & PSO
1	Deeran. V Mohamed Shabir. M Serma Raja Sankar. A Aatif Abdul Kani. S.R	Optimal Economic Dispatch Of Smart Micro Grid Including Distributed Generation	Power system	Research	E.Muthukumaran	PO1, PO2,PO4 PO7,PO9, PSO1
2	Abdul Hameed. P.M Mohamed Asarudeen. M Mohamed Fahad. P.M.N Mohamed Muhsin. Y	21 Level Inverter Formed Bycascading Flying Capacitor And Floating Capacitor H – Bridges	Power electronics	Research	S.Samaya Sanjeevi	PO1,PO2, PO4 PO7,PO9, PSO1
3	Adaikala Samy. A Dickson Fernandas. E Sudhakar. P Muthu Ganesan.R	Steady State Operation Of Full Bridgeinverter Cum Boost Converter With Dual Output For Induction Heating.	Power electronics	Application	J.Gopi	PO1,PO2 PO7,PO8, PSO2
4	Ahamed Zaheer. Z Arshath Ahmed. H Kausar Raza. A Muzamil Khan. J	Seven Level Anpc Converter In Capacitor Voltage Balancing Using Multipulse Pwm	Power electronics	product	L.Jebaraj	PO1,PO2, PO4 PO7,PO9, PSO1
5	Ajmal Khan. N Bharanidharan. M Shahul Hameed. A	Bipolar Dc Link Based On Sepic – Cuk Converter Combination Of Reneweable Energy	Power electronics	Research	J.Gopi	PO1,PO2, PO4 PO7,PO9, PSO1
6	Arun. A Mahendran. G Rushi Kesavan. M	LLC Resonant Dc – Dc Converter With Controlled Rectifier Concept For Wide Output Voltage Range Application	Power electronics	Application	D.Tamilselvan	PO1PO2,, PO4 PO7,PO9, PSO1
7	Balamurugan. S Karthi. K Murali Krishnan. K Ravi Chandiran. S	Daily Load Curve Analysis In Distributed System Network Configuration Using Adaptive Algorithm.	Power system	Research	K.Arunkumaran	PO1, PO4 PO7,PO9, PSO1
8	Dhivya. V Jeyalakshmi. V Kavisurya.A Shanmuga Priya.M	An Isolated Half Bridge Resonant DC/DC Converter.	Power electronics	Research	B.Muthuselvi	PO1, PO4 PO7,PO9, PSO1
9	Elakkiya. M Jayasri. J Pavithra. S	An Isolated Single Input Multiple Output DC-DC Converter.	Power electronics	Research	K.Bharani	PO1, PO4 PO7,PO9, PSO1
10	Manikandan. K Vignesh. D Kumaravel Raja.C Remygious.I	An Efficient DC-DC Three Port Converter For Photovoltaic Applications Using Isolation Transformer	Power electronics	Application	G.Gurumoorthy	PO1, PO4 PO7,PO9, PSO1
11	Marxia. R.M Meena. A Ramya. G	Improved Effiency Of Domestic Induction Heating System Using Current Limit Strategy Of Resonant Converter.	Power electronics	Application	S.Pandiarajan	PO1, PO4 PO7,PO9, PSO1
12	Mohamed Abudhahir. A Mohamed Azarudeen. J Mohamed Riyas. A.J Mohammed Abdullah. A	Magnetic Flux Pattern Wireless Power Transfer System Using Resonator.	Power system	Research	S.Pandiarajan	PO1,PO2, PO4 PO7,PO9, PSO1
13	Muthu Selvaganesh. M Thirunavukkarasu. S Vignesh. V Thiyagu.R	Suppression Of Harmonics In PWM Converters Using Flying Capacitors.	Power electronics	Research	K.Arunkumaran	PO1,PO2 PO4 PO7,PO9, PSO1
14	Pothum Ponnu. V Priyanka. B Subika. S Surya.T	A Low Power Buck Converter Using Coupled Inductor.	Power electronics	Research	B.Muthuselvi	PO1, PO2,PO4 PO7,PO9, PSO1
15	Azarudeen. S Johnson. D Venkadesan. R Surendar.E	Renewable Multi Input Single Output H – Bridge Converter For Commercial Applications.	Power electronics	Application	S.Samaya Sanjeevi	PO1, PO2, PO4 PO7,PO9, PSO1
16	Adhimoolam.V Azarabali.K Mohammed Belal.T Mohammedu.N	Optimal Placement Of Protection Device In Distributed Generation Using Optimization Technique.	Power system	Research	E.Muthukumaran	PO1, PO2, PO4 PO7,PO9, PSO1
17	Prabhakaran. K Dinesh Kumar.K Krishnaraja.M Mohamed Harish Akram.T.M	Hybrid Modulation Of Dual Inverter For Pmsm Motor.	Power electronics	Application	D.Tamilselvan	PO1, PO2,PO4 PO7,PO9, PSO1
18	Amudhan. S Arulmani.V Karthikeyan. N	High Step-Up Converter With Mutliple Output For Solar Energy Conversion	Power electronics	Research	K.Bharani	PO1, PO2, PO4 PO7,PO9, PSO1

Research & Development

Research and Development Lab

Hybrid II, Homer, RET screen Expert, CAN-QUEST Energy Modeling, Enerpool 3.0

List of Doctorates

Dr.V.Sivakami, M.E., Ph.D
Dr.S.Sarojinimary, M.E., Ph.D

List of faculty members pursuing Ph.D

Mr.D.Tamilselvan, M.E., Ph.D
Mrs.B.Muthuselvi, M.E., Ph.D
Mr.S.Pandiarajan, M.E., Ph.D
Mr.D.Jayaraj, M.E., Ph.D

Professional Society

IETE Student Forum

IETE (The Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication ENGINEERS) is INDIA’s leading recognized professional society developed to the advancements of science and technology, electronics, telecommunication and information technology founded in 1953 which is serving more than 1,00,000 members through 61 centers and sub centers located in INDIA among which MEPCO SCHLENK Engineering Sivakasi,Tamil Nadu is the Local Centre is one and for which New Delhi is the main Centre. The institution provides leadership in scientific and Technology areas of direct importance to the national development and economy associations of Indian Universities (AIU) has recognized as (AMIETE).

Government of India has recognized IETE as a science and industrial research organization (SIRO). The Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers (IETE) is India’s leading recognized professional society devoted to the advancement of Science and Technology in Electronics, Telecommunication, Computers& IT.

The objectives

IETE focuses on advancing electronics and electrical technology. It conducts and sponsors technical meeting, conferences , symposia and exhibition all over India which has been published in many technical journals and provides education as well as carrier advancements opportunities to its members.

IETE today is one of the prominent technical education providers in India and is fast expanding its wings across the country through its 61 centers. Over the last 60 years [1953-2019] which has celebrated its Diamond jublee celebrations IETE has expanded its educational activities in the areas of electronics, telecommunication, and computer science and information technology.

Future plan

To make the student to attend internship program/Implant training in month of May
To conduct Product development Workshop in the month of July
To conduct Guest Lecture/Seminar in the month of August and September

Outcomes

Opportunity for students to interact with Industry professionals and chalk out a career path.
Eligibility to publish articles in CSI Communications and journal for student members.
Eligibility to be nominated for the best Student paper in CSI communication.

Various Technical Events Organized:

Guest lectures
Seminars
Mini projects
Technical Quiz
National Level Technical Symposium

Industry Interaction

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Signed

Interaction of students with MOU signed Industries/R&D organizations occurs following modes.

Invited talks, where personnel from both the industry and the R&D organization are invited to deliver a lecture.
Workshops, conducted on campus by personnel from industry/R&D organizations, or in-plant visits.

Lift India
IPCS Global Solutions
Ashok Leyland
Pantech ProEd. Pvt. Ltd
Orbit Education private limited
Sigma PI Power sources limited
Sri Chellam Enterprises,
LIVEWIRE Training service centre
Omega industrial instruments
MK Tech
K.V.M Industries
Electro solar radiation

Activity & Events

Placement assurance will be given with a minimum of 3 final year students for every year.
Supporting of faculty research project with technical aspects such as problem fixing and development
Internship Program will be conducted by the Company during semester vacation time.
Academic Project Guidance will be leverage to students by the company

In Plant Training

The Students of Electrical and Electronics Engineering visited industries to gain the knowledge about companies and interact with them to enhance Technical Skills.

The list of various companies Students visited are

Sigma PI Power sources limited
MK Tech
Omega industrial instruments
Orbit Education private limited
TANGEDCO
Valuthur Gas Turbine Power Station
Tuticorion Thermal Power Station

Industrial visit

The Students of Electrical and Electronics Engineering visited industries to gain the knowledge about companies and interact with them to enhance Technical Skills.

The list of various companies Students visited are

Pentagon Switchgear Private Limited, Coimbatore
L&T Switchgear Training Centre, Coonoor
Padmavahini Transformers Private Limited, Coimbatore
TECH 7 Automation, Coimbatore
Narayana Energy Care,Kanyakumari.
Transformers and electrical Kerala limited,Kerala

Industrial Visit

The Travancore-Cochin Chemicals Limited, Kochi
Wonderla, Kochi
Torkwell Automation & Control, Ernakulam

Newsletter & Magazine

Department newsletter contains various departmental activities like professional activities carried out by the department association such as guest lectures, papers published by students, knowledge delivery forum in the department, research and development activities, awards and recognition received by the faculty members and students.

Magazine

The department magazine is released once in an academic year. It comprises department profile, department faculty details; technical and non technical papers published by the students and faculty members, department association activities and articles.

Contact Us

Dr.E.Muthukumaran
Head of the Department,
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
M.I.E.T. Engineering College,
Gundur, Trichy-07.
Mail ID: eee.hod@miet.edu

Electrical & Electronics Engineering

About the Department

Programmes offered

Board of Study members

VISION & MISSION

Vision

Mission

Program Educational Objectives (PEO) & Program Specific Outcomes (PSO)

PEO

PSO

PROGRAMME OUT COMES (PO)

Faculty

Dr.E.MUTHUKUMARAN

Dr.R.KAYALVIZHI

Dr.V. SIVAKAMI

Dr. S. SAROJINI MARY

D.TAMILSELVAN

D.JAYARAJ

S.PANDIARAJAN

G.KARTHIK

B.MUTHUSELVI

T.JAYANTHI

K. SARASWATHI

J.SHERRIN BANU

K.Bhuvaneshwari

S.NIRMALKUMAR

G. THILAGAVATHI

Curriculum Details

Course Materials

Value Added Courses

2023-2024

2022-2023

2019-2020

2018-2019

2017-2018

2016-2017

2015-2016

Innovative Teaching

Google Classroom

Peer to Peer Learning

Role play

Demonstration of models

Inquiry-based Learning

Collaborative learning

Video Course Material

Laboratory Details

Electrical Machines Laboratory

Power System Simulation Laboratory

Power Electronics Laboratory

Control System Laboratory

Renewable Energy System Laboratory

Project Laboratory

``Maximum Power Point Tracking Techniques in Solar PV systems” on 17.04.2024

Objective of Program:

Topic(s) Covered

Outcomes

PO & PSO Mapping

``Renewable Energy concept and applications in Industry and Domestic sector” on 05.04.2024

Objective of Program:

Topic(s) Covered

Outcomes

PO & PSO Mapping

``Recent Trends in Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution” on 04.04.2024

Objective of Program:

Topic(s) Covered

Outcomes

PO & PSO Mapping

One Day Guest Lecture: ``Inauguration of IETE Professional Society & One day seminar on Applications of Motor in Industries & Home appliances`` on 14.03.2024

Objective of Program

Topics Covered:

Outcomes

PO & PSO Mapping

One Day Guest Lecture: ``Prospects of Shape memory Alloys in Assistive/Rehabilitation Technology`` on 25.09.2023

Objective of Program:

Topics Covered

Outcomes

PO & PSO Mapping

Guest Lecture: ``Industrial Automation using PLC``, on 07.09.2023 & 09.09.2023

Objective of Program

Topics Covered