Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Amritapuri Campus

The Amrita School of Engineering at Amrita began offering the B. Tech. degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering in 2005. The program provides excellent technical knowledge in emerging areas of Electrical Engineering.

Electrical and Electronics Engineering continues to transform the way we live from the latest consumer products to sophisticated scientific, industrial and healthcare technologies. Electrical and Electronics Engineering is a field of engineering that generally deals with the study and application of electricity, electronics and electromagnetism.

Integrating computer programming, electronics and communication with electrical engineering, makes this discipline the most interesting branch of engineering. Job opportunities are ample in both private and public sector like railways, civil aviation, power plants and utility companies, electrical design and consultancy firms and all types of manufacturing industries.

Department faculty members actively supported the European Union funded research project, WINSOC, where a wireless sensor network was deployed for prediction of landslides.

The technology deployed had several advantages over conventional technologies in terms of cost, size and power consumption. 

The Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Amritapuri Campus is committed to mould the students for global requirements by providing quality education to meet the needs of the industry. The Department has a fine blend of renowned as well as young and dynamic personalities as faculty members, who have been motivating the students for getting the best out of them.

The department of EEE aims at being the world class centre in Electrical Engineering education through excellent teaching, applied research and professional services, for the benefit of the society. The department is having well equipped state-of-art laboratories and research facilities.

The department focuses on overall development of the students imparting knowledge and skill through projects and seminar presentations and encourages students’ association activities, internships and industrial visits. Value education and professional ethics are also an integral part of the curriculum.

Vision

Mold generations of electrical and electronics engineers on global standards with multi-disciplinary perspective to meet evolving.

Mission

  • Empower students with knowledge in electrical, electronics and allied engineering facilitated in innovative class rooms and state-of-the art laboratories.
  • Inculcate technical competence and promote research through industry interactions, field exposures and global collaborations.
  • Promote professional ethics and selfless service.

Program Educational Objectives 

  • PEO1: Graduate can demonstrate electrical and electronics engineering problem solving skill along with proficiency in communication and professional excellence in project management and execution.
  • PEO2: Graduate can be employable in engineering services including ICT enabled sectors and also motivated for entrepreneurship.
  • PEO3: Graduate will be competent for higher studies in world class universities and research in industrial organizations.
  • PEO4: Graduate will manifest social commitment, environmental awareness and moral and ethical values in professional and other discourses.

Program Specific Outcomes

  • PSO1: Awareness of Future Technology: Develop solutions for future systems using smart technologies.
  • PSO2: Research and Innovation: Identify engineering challenges, approach using cutting edge research tools and execute innovative solutions.

Program Outcomes

  • PO1: Engineering Knowledge
  • PO2: Problem Analysis
  • PO3: Design/Development of Solutions
  • PO4: Conduct Investigations of complex problems
  • PO5: Modern tools usage
  • PO6: Engineer and Society
  • PO7: Environment and Sustainability
  • PO8: Ethics
  • PO9: Individual & Team work
  • PO10: Communication
  • PO11: Project management & Finance
  • PO12: Lifelong learning

 

The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering offers the following programs:

Distinguished Lectures

Distinguished Lectures supplement classroom instruction, as invited experts share their knowledge and experience with students.
Given below is a partial list of recent distinguished lectures.

August 17, 2009
Dr. P. V. Aravind
Professor, DELFT University
Netherlands
Topic: Future Visions for High Efficiency Power Plants and Recent Developments in Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Systems

August 6, 2009
Dr. Narayanan Menon Komerath
Professor,
Georgia Institute of Technology
Topic: Micro Renewable Energy

February 28, 2009
Dr. C. P. Aravindakshan
Former Director, Sramik Vidyapeeth
Govt. of India
Topic: Marvelous Engineering Materials

January 16, 2009
Dr. R. Balasubramanian
Professor, Centre for Energy Studies
IIT Delhi
Topic: Recent Trends in Power Systems

GATE Achievers

Select students, upon graduation, pursue higher studies either in India or abroad. Some of our recent students who scored high percentiles in the GATE exam are listed below.

Student Name
Roll No.
GATE Score (Percentile)
2006 - 2010 Batch
Sanjay V.
AM106EE054
97.94
Vivek A.
AM106EE065
96.29
Gokul H.
AM106EE025
95.87
Darshan Ramachandran
AM106EE018
95.71
Rajasree R.
AM106EE045
95.04
2007 - 2011 Batch
Aravind R. Chandran
AM107EE016
96.5

Student Presentations

  1. Deepika Unnikrishnan, Divya R. Menon, Rakesh G., Rajasree R. have done a project on "Design of Shunt Active filter using Synchronous Detection Algorithm" and has got accepted in a national conference on "Power conversion and Industrial drives", at Bannari Amman Institute of Science and Technology, Erode.
  2. Thomas Joseph, Amit K., Aravind R. Chandran, Anil C. S. and Vishkh K. H., conducted a workshop on "Trends in Mathematical Modeling", in Amrita Robotics Lab
  3. Ms. Swathi B., Mr. Raghu I. Menon, presented a paper on "Stability Analysis of Missile Target System Using Laplace Transform Method", in International Conference on Control Systems & Electrical Engineering (ICCEE) Dubai, December 10, 2009
  4. Aditya Soman , Chandrakesar P., presented a paper on "VAT" at Dhruvam'09, the Technical-fest of Computer Science Department of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri Campus in October 2009
  5. Febi C., Sajina K. R., won 1st prize for their paper presentation on "On the Go Braille", at Dhruvam'09, the Technical-fest of Computer Science Department of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri Campus in October 2009
  6. Vishakh K. H., won third position in the "Ultimate Engineer", event organized during Dhruvam'09, the Technical-fest of Computer Science Department of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri Campus in October 2009
  7. Amit Krishnan, Aravind R. C. presented a paper on "Universal LED Display", at Dhruvam'09, the Technical-fest of Computer Science Department of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri Campus in October 2009

Key internships obtained by students in major companies, research organizations, and universities (Best 5 internships):

Sl No Student Name Company Stipend
1 Neha Kumari (B.Tech) KTH Masters Challenge, Fully Funded Rs 23 lakh
2 Abhinand (M.Tech) Nokia Rs 3.2 lakh
3 Sneha Mariyam Sam (M.Tech) Robert Bosch, Coimbatore Rs 1.8 lakh
4 Anjali Vijayan , Swathi  Kanaran, Anirudh vijay A(MTech) Continental Automotive Rs 1.8 lakh
5 Krishna Venugopal, Sreevidya  Nikil Narayanan, Tyagi Vipul K (Mtech) CSIR-CSIO Rs 1.8 lakh
6 Adhul S V (M.Tech) ISRO, Trivandrum Schneider Electric, Bangalore  
7 Prathik Sinha (M.Tech) DRDO, Banglore  
8 RavikrishnanKoduth (M.Tech) SEIMENS, Nasik Rs .74 lakh
9 Rahul R (M.Tech) Schneider Electric, Bangalore Rs 1.4 lakh
10 Digi K Dileep (M.Tech) Hykon India Ltd, Ernakulam Rs 1.4 lakh
11 Aiswarya Muraleedharan Nair, Mayank Tiwari (M.Tech) Blue Binaries Engineering Solutions, Delhi Rs 10,000 p.m.
12 Vishak Hariharan (Ph.D Scholar) Durham University, UK.   
13 Deepthisree M (Ph.D Scholar) Durham University, UK $1000

2. Top Placements in major companies, research organizations, and universities Top Placement 1 (Company, CTC, Job Title).

Sl  No Company CTC(Rs in Lakhs per annum) Job Title Student Name
1 Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy 7.5 Senior Engineer Aneesh Rajeev
2 ELGI 4.00 Graduate Engineer     Aravind M Nair
Aswin S
3 Mu-sigma 7.2 Decision Scientist Anandu Krishnan
Amrutha S
Anusree Manoharan
4 Robert Bosch 4.00 System Analyst   Rahul Rajeev
Jithin Kumar K
Sidharth Ajith
Vishnu H
6.00 Associate Software Engineer Sneha Mariyam Sam
5 BYJU’S 9.00 Business Development Manager Nikhil Narayanan K
6 Indian Railways 5.2 Senior Section Engineer Hareesh V
6.6 Junior Engineer Shebin Jacob
7 TATA Consultancy 4.00 Programme analyst trainee Amitha Prasad
Anu Varghese
8 Ericsson 3.60 Data Scientist Aiswarya Rani,
Amitn.KK,
Aswathy Raj,
9 Renault Nissan 3.50 Software Engineer Chamarthi Venkata Sai Gireesh
10 Brillio Technology 3.50 Technical Project Manager Advait K Ashok
11 Vestas     3.00   Assistant Lead Engineer Preethy V Warrier
Asha.E.Joy
Gadha Satish
12 Nokia 6.5 R&D Engineer Abhinand
13 Cognizant 3.5 Program Analyst Trainee Krishna Venugopal,
Bhagyalekshmi
14 Continental AG 5.5 Executive Engineer Navami Gopan
P Dilip Kumar
Anirudh Chithrabhanu
Anjali Vijayan
Swathi Kanaran
Anirudh Vijay

The research at the department aims to take up projects meeting to the needs of the society. The department's research efforts are improved by collaborations with leading research universities and industries around the world.Faculty members of the Department have been involved in the European Union funded research project, WINSOC, where a wireless sensor network was deployed for prediction of landslides.

They also have been supporting the MHRD-funded Haptics Project for e-learning initiatives.

In addition, several university-funded projects are currently ongoing in the Robotics Lab.

Research @ EEE

  • Design and Development of Multipurpose Electric Vehicle Charging Station

    The proposed work focuses on the design and development of a multi-purpose solar powered Electric Vehicle Charging Station (Smart Park), deploy this model to study capability for grid ancillary services support like Reactive Power support and Harmonic Elimination and preparing the SmartPark to work in Smartgrid environment.

 

  • Drainage Power Recovery in Distribution Transformers

    Work involves development of a novel three winding YYD_utilized distribution transformer which effectively recovers trapped circulating harmonic power in the delta winding so as to improve the operational efficiency of the transformer. An MPPT controller tracks filtered, ripple-free drainage power for storing in a battery for further use, which improves system power quality in addition to improving transformer efficiency. Recovered drainage power is used for Street lighting application and for DC link voltage regulation of shunt active filters.

 

  • Development of a Laboratory Scale Smart Micro Grid System

    This project aims to develop a laboratory scale smart microgrid consisting of efficient hybrid energy storage system, smart park, energy management system and integration of several microgrids into the main grid.

 

  • Solar Aided UPS

    Work involved design and implementation of Solar Aided UPS (1 KVA, 230V, 50 Hz, Single phase) to provide uninterrupted Work involved the design and implementation of a Solar Aided UPS (1 kVA, 230 V, 50 Hz, single phase) to provide Uninterrupted Power Supply to the user. Control and energy management techniques for efficient power transfer and energy storage from solar PV array with the battery and the load is attempted in this project.

 

  • Grid Integration of Renewable Energy Sources with Power Quality Improvement

    In this proposed work, grid integration of renewable energy sources with power quality improvement is done at distribution level, by developing a Shunt Active Filter (D- STATCOM) as an Integrating Unit for Renewable Energy Source with an efficient controller so as to reduce the burden on the grid by properly utilizing the available renewable energy and also taking care of current harmonic compensation, power factor correction and reactive power compensation.

 

  • Design and Implementation of a Zero Net Energy Building as a Smart Micro Grid

    The project aims to design and develop a low energy, low emission building called as the zero net energy smart micro grid building. A zero net energy building (ZNEB) is a residential or commercial building which reduces energy needs through improved efficiency so that the balance of energy demand can be supplied with renewable energy source

 

  • Solar Photo-Voltaic Uninterruptable Power Supply (SPV-UPS) for Grid Connected and Standalone Systems

    This project aims at developing and implementing stand alone inverter unit of 10kVA rating fed from 10kW solar panel. Modular approach is selected for easier power handling.

  • Autopilot Control Loop Design of MAV with Minimum Control Surfaces for Surveillance

    This project, aims to design and implement an autonomous fixed wing unmanned Micro Aerial Vehicle (MAV) with integration of computer vision and GPS. The project focuses on the design of and implementation of an autopilot for autonomous flight operations with GPS and computer vision integrated to it which can be used for surveillance purposes.

Other Research Projects

  • State Space Analysis of Non Linear Control Systems
  • CMOS RF IC design based on compressive sensing
  • Power system analysis of ship microgrid system
  • An Event Triggered Algorithm for Cooperative Control of Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USVs) with Minimal Communication
  • IoT Based Smart Distribution Grid
  • An Intelligent Algorithm to Improve the Socio-economic Benefits of a Microgrid with Blockchain Energy Trading Scheme
  • Agent based Self-Healing Protection in Smart Grids
  • Model Predictive control of PMSM

PUBLICATIONS

  1. Lekshmi R Chandran, Dr. Ilango K and Dr. Manjula G Nair ”Voltage Quality Enhancement in Distribution Systems using Dynamic Voltage Restorer with Adaptive Fuzzy PI Controller” COMPUSOFT, An international journal of advanced computer technology, 8(2), February-2019 (Volume-VIII, Issue-II).
  2. Nandagopal J L*Lekshmi R Chandran**Remya R***Vani Vijay**** ”Design and testing of a novel single-stage half-bridge AC-DC converter for battery charging”, The Journal of CPRI, Vol. 11, No. 2, June 2015 pp. 1-6.
  3. Lekshmi J S, Nandagopal J L, ”Control For Transformation of a Four Wheeled to Two Wheeled Mobile Robot”, TAP Energy
  4. Bharath K R, Choutapalli H Kanakasabapathy P,”Control of bidirectional DC-DC converter in renewable based DC microgrid with improved voltage stability”, International Journal of Renewable Energy Research.
  5. Adarsh R S, Meher Madhu Dharmana, ”Multi-terrain Multi-utility robot”, RoSMA.
  6. Shweda Mohan, Amritha S, Nandagopal J, “Coupled Dynamic Control of Unicycle Robot Using Integral”, PMME, January 2018
  7. Goutham Menon, Mahesh Ratheesh, Gopikrishna S Menon, Gautham S, Kanakasabapathy P. “Hybrid convereter to supply DC and AC Loads using Tapped Boost Topology”, International Journal of Engineering & Technology
  8. Francis Manuel Fernandez and P.S. Chandramohanan Nair Method for Separation of Customer and Utility Contributions of Harmonics at Point of Common Coupling ,the Institution of Engineering and Technology, November 2012.
  9. Mabel Ebenezer and P.S., Chandramohanan Nair, Determination of hot spot temperature of a single phase transformer subjected to harmonic pollution, Journal of The Institution of Engineers (India):Series B, September 2012.
  10. Kanakasabapathy P. Economic Impact of Pumped Storage Power Plant On Social Welfare Of Electricity Market, LSEVIER, Electrical Power and Energy Systems, August 2012.
  11. Aditya K., Joshua D. Freeman and Ganeshaudupa. An Intelligent Plant EMG Sensor System for Prediction of Environmental Hazards, International journal of science Environment and Technology
  12. Ashly Dhanesan, Anudev J, Ravishankar A N, “Analysis Of Controllers For Pv System With Quadratic Boost Converter”, Proceedia Technology
  13. Shweda Mohan, Amritha S, Nandagopal J L, “COUPLED DYNAMIC CONTROL OF Unicycle Robot Using Integral Lqr And Integral Sliding Mode Controller”, Proceedia Technology.
  14. Vishnu Prasad, Jayasree P R, Sruthy V, “Active Power Sharing And Reactive Power Compensation of A Grid-Tied Photovoltaic System”, Proceedia Technology.
  1. Ajay, Venugopal, P., Chaithanya, S., Chandran, L.R., Krishna, V.D., ”Sensor less speed control method for brushless DC motors using back EMF method”, 3rd IEEE International Conference on Recent Trends in Electronics, Information and Communication Technology, RTEICT 2018 – IEEE Proceedings.
  2. Poornima Varma N, Ravikumar Pandi V, Vivek A, ”Intelligent Wall Following Control of Differential Drive Mobile Robot Along With Target Tracking and Obstacle Avoidance”,ICICICT
  3. Vivek A, Nandagopal J L Purushothaman A, ”Compound Optimal Docking of Multiple Spacecraft’s with Formation Reconfiguration”, ICCAR
  4. Ayyappan A, Sekhar Milan (no id), Sreejith Kailas T (no id), Kanakasabapathy P, “Design of Hybrid Powered Automated Compressed Stabilized Earth Block (CSEB) Machine”, I2CT 2018
  5. Bharath K R, Ravikrishnan Kodoth, Kanakasabapathy P, “Application of Supercapacitor on a Droop-Controlled DC Microgrid for Surge Power Requirement”, ICCPCCT 2018.
  6. Anjali Rajendran, Neethi R Nair, Kanakasabapathy P, “Inverter Control Strategies in Solar PV Systems with Adaptive DC Link Technology - A Review”, ICCPCCT 2018.
  7. Harsh Choutapalli, Bharath K R, Kanakasabapathy P, “A Review on Advanced MPPT Methods for SPV system under Partial Shaded Conditions”, ICCPCCT 2018.
  8. Kalyani Venugopal, Kanakasabapathy P, ”Three port Multi Winding Flyback Converter for DC Microgrid Applications”, TAP ENERGY
  9. Shyam B, Kanakasabapathy P,”Renewable Energy Utilization in India –Policies, opportunities and challenges”, TAP ENERGY.
  10. Rekha P.Nair, Kanakasabapathy P, ”Control of a DC Microgrid under Dynamic Load Condition” , TAP ENERGY
  11. Anoop A S, Kanakasabapathy P,”Review on Swarm Robotics Platforms”, TAP ENERGY.
  12. Poornima Varma N, Ravikumar Pandi V, Vivek A, “Target Tracking, Path Planning and Obstacle Avoidance by Intelligent Robot”, TAP ENERGY.
  13. Prathibha S Babu, Ravikumar Pandi V, ”Energy management and economical analysis of solar energy system for industrial applications”, TAP ENERGY
  14. Harsha Gopinath, Indu V(no id), Meher Madhu Dharmana (no id), ”Development of Autonomous Underwater Inspection Robot Under Disturbances”, TAP ENERGY.
  15. Sreeleksmi R S, Athul Ashok, Manjula.G.Nair, ”A Fuzzy Logic Controller for Energy Management in a PV - Battery based Microgrid System”, TAP ENERGY
  16. Visal Raveendran, N Navaneet Krishnan and Manjula G Nair, “Vehicle-to-Grid Support by Electric Vehicle Charging Stations operated at Airports and Metro Rail Stations”, TAP ENERGY.
  17. Preetha P.K, Athul M V, P S Chandramohanan Nair, Manjula.G.Nair, ”Waste Harmonic Power Recovery from Distribution Transformer and its Controlled Consumption with Battery Support”, TAP ENERGY.
  18. Suthimol Sivanandan, Ravikumar Pandi V, Ilango k, ”state flow Based Implementation of Energy Management for a DC Grid Using Analog and Digital Control Techniques”, TAP ENERGY.
  19. Vishnupriya V. Nair, Ilango K, ”Microgrid Control Strategies for Enhanced Storage Management”, TAP ENERGY.
  20. Aswathy A.H, G. Meher Sukumar, M. Suresh Swapnil, V. Akshay Kumar, Akshay Krishna, Asha C. A., V. Ravikumar Pandi, ”Solar Powered Intelligent Electric Wheel chair with Health Monitoring System”, TAP ENERGY.
  21. Arun Rajendran, Pratik Kumar Sinha, ”Design and Development of Triggering Generator for Helmholtz Coil”, TAP ENERGY
  22. Arun Rajendran, Arya R Nair,”Fault Location Strategy Based on Wavelet Transform Analysis for LVDC Micro-grid”, TAP ENERGY
  23. Anjana S. P, Angel T S,”Intelligent Demand Side Management for Residential Users in a Smart Micro-grid”, TAP ENERGY
  24. Sandhra S, Amritha S, Ilango K, “Slosh Container System: Comparitive Study Of Linear Quadratic Regulator and Sliding Mode Controller”, ICICT
  25. Bharath K.R, Gokul Sivaraman, Harivishnu B, Menon Parvathy Haridas, ”Design and Implementation of Electric Speed Booster and Kinetic Energy Recovery System for Electric Vehicle”, TAP ENERGY.
  26. Vipina Valsan, Kanakasabapathy P, ”Design and Implementation of Smart Energy Management System for stand-alone Micro-hydro Systems”, TAP ENERGY.
  27. Divya R, S M Nandukrishnan, Manjula G Nair,”Hardware Implementation of Power Sharing and Power Quality Improvement for Grid Integration of Microgrid”, TAP ENERGY.
  28. Divya R, Visal Raveendran, Sreya Chandran P C, Manjula G Nair, ”Smart Level 2 DC Electric Vehicle Charging Station with Improved Grid Stability and Battery Backup”, TAP ENERGY
  29. Ashwin D,Ilango K Vinod Kumar Gopal, “Design and Simulation of Stand-alone Three Phase Power Supply System Using Solar Photo Voltaic for Industrial Load Application”, TAP ENERGY
  30. Deepthisree Madathil,Ravikumar Pandi V, Ilango k, Manjula G Nair, ”Differential Evolution based Energy Management System for Zero Net Energy Building”, TAP ENERGY.
  31. Ilango K, Babu, S, Manisekar, K., Paul Gregory F,Nirmal Kumar TV,Kasi Aswin K, ”Heat Distribution Studies on Slewing Ring Bearings using FLOTHERM Software”, TAP ENERGY.
  32. 19. Krishna Kumar M,Ilango k,Sreejith Kailas T, Manjula G Nair, “Fuzzy Control based Biogas IC Engine Generator System in a Residential Building”, TAP ENERGY.
  33. Bharath K.R, Anjitha Dayal, Kanakasabapathy P, ”A Simulation Study on Modified Droop Control for Improved Voltage Regulation in DC Micro grid”, ICICT
  34. Anoop S, Ilango K Amal Dhieep, Christy Thomas, Jobin Jose, Arun Kumar, Ajith P R, ”Thermal Stress Monitoring and Pre-Fault Detection System in Power Transformers using Fibre Optic Technology”, ICICICT.
  35. Anoop S, Ilango K Nandagopal.J.L, Manjula G Nair, “Implementation of a Load Side Management Algorithm for an Islanded Microgrid Powered by Renewable Energy Sources”, TAP Energy.
  36. Aiswarya D, Ilango k, Manjula G Nair, ”A Comparative Performance Analysis of PV Grid Interface STATCOM Control Algorithms”, i-PACT.
  37. Shijith N, Meher Madhu Dharmana (no id),, ”Spoofing Technique to Counterfeit the GPS Receiver on a Drone”, TAP ENERGY.
  38. Vishnu Vidya, Meher Madhu Dharmana (no id), ”Suppressing Parkinson’s Diseases induced Involuntary movements using Wearables”, TAP ENERGY.
  39. Alif T, Jayasree P R,”Fuzzy Controlled Suturing Force Calculation in Minimally Invasive Robotic Surgery”, TAP ENERGY.
  40. Pradeep T Pillai, Sreelekshmi R S(no id), Manjula G Nair, ”A PV Panel Model Considering Temperature And Irradiance Effect On Panel Resistances”, TAP ENERGY.
  41. Sini S, Nandagopal J L, Vivek A, ”Development and Control of Laboratory Helicopter”, Tap Energy.
  42. Siva Kumar Pothan, Nandagopal J L ,Gopinath Selvaraj, ”Path Planning Using State Lattice For Autonomous Vehicle”, TAP ENERGY
  43. Naufal N, Preetha P K, Sruthy V, ”Dynamic Analysis of Converter based Fault Current Limiter of an AC/DC Microgrid”, TAP ENERGY
  44. Athira G R, Ravikumar Pandi V, ”Energy Management in Islanded DC Microgrid Using Fuzzy Controller to Improve Battery performance”, TAP ENERGY
  45. Jayasree K R, Jayasree P R Vivek A, ”Smoothed RRT Techniques for Trajectory Planning”, TAP ENERGY.
  46. Archana S Nambiar, Gayathri M Raja, Krishna Harindran, Preethi Rajan, Shilpa Sankar S, Jishnu Shankar V C,”Design and Development of A Maximum Power Point Tracker and Its Testing Setup for Wind Energy Conversion System with Laboratory Level Devices”TAP ENERGY
  47. Jishnu Shankar V C,Hareesh V, MFanjula G Nair, “Integration of Demand Response with Prioritized Load Optimization for Multiple Homes”, TAP ENERGY
  48. Shijith N, Meher Madhu Dharmana (no id), ”Breach Detection and Mitigation of UAVs Using Deep Neural Network”, RDCAPE.
  49. Athira G R, Ravikumar Pandi V,”Energy Management of a DC Micro-Grid with Distributed Generation”, ICICICT.
  50. Prathibha S, Amritha S, “Control Of Ball-Screw Drive”, ICICT.
  51. Ananthu J, Srikanth V, ”Voltage Balancing of Modular Multilevel Converter for an Induction Motor Drive” , ICICICT
  52. Divya G Pillai, Srikanth V, Vivek A, ”Non-linear State Estimation of PMSM Using Derivative-Free and Square-Root Cubature Kalman Filter”, ICICICT.
  53. Dhanya S Lal, Vivek A, “Lateral Control of an Autonomous Vehicle Based on Pure Pursuit Algorithm”, TAP ENERGY
  54. Suthimol Sivanandan,Ravikumar Pandi V, Ilango k,”Energy Management of a Smart Building Integrated with Distributed Energy Resources”, i-PACT
  55. Jishnu Shankar V C, Sreehari P, Manjula.G.Nair,”Optimal Scheduling of An Islanded Urban Micro Grid”, TAP ENERGY.
  56. Naufal N, Preetha P K, Sruthy V, ”Reliability Enhancement of an interconnected Power System using Fault Current Limiter”, TAP ENERGY.
  57. Adhul S V, Nandagopal J L, Revathi H, ”Implementation of a Control Electronics Module for flow control valve based on FPGA”, TAP ENERGY
  58. Vishnu K S, Preetha P K, ”Single Stage Inverter Integrated With Battery For Renewable Energy Harvesting”, i-PACT
  59. Jishnu Shankar V C, Sreehari P, Manjula.G.Nair,"Day Ahead Optimal Scheduling of An Islanded Urban Micro Grid With Distributed Active Generator Units”, TAP ENERGY.
  60. Jishnu Shankar V C,Minnu Raghunath, Manjula.G.Nair,”Optimal Scheduling And Energy Management of A Residential Hybrid Microgrid”, TAP ENERGY.
  61. Vipina Valsan, Kanakasabapathy P, ”Smart Energy Management and Control of Stand- alone Pico-hydro Systems” , i-PACT.
  62. Kalyani Venugopal, Kanakasabapathy P, ”Multiport Interleaved Converter for DC Microgrid Applications”, i-PACT.
  63. A.S. Neethu,Angel T. S., “Smart Fault Location and Fault Classification in Transmission Line”, 2017 IEEE International Conference on Smart Technologies and Management for Computing, Communication, Controls, Energy and Materials (ICSTM)
  64. Sneha Mariam Sam,Angel T.S., “Performance Optimization of PID Controllers using Fuzzy Logic”, 2017 IEEE International Conference on Smart Technologies and Management for Computing, Communication, Controls, Energy and Materials (ICSTM).
  65. Ravishankar A. N., Dr.Ilango K., Sai Shibu N. B., B. Deepthi, Nikhila Sanampudi, Balaji H.,“Community Development and Energy Equality: Experiences from Micro Hydro Implementation in A Tribal Settlement in India”, 2017 IEEE International Conference on Signal Processing, Informatics, Communication and Energy Systems, SPICES 2017.
  66. Manikandan S., Ilango K., RavikumarPandi V.,“Control Schemes of Stand-Alone Dual Stator Winding Induction Generator For Ac/Dc Hybrid Microgrid”, 2017 IEEE International Conference on Signal Processing, Informatics, Communication and Energy Systems, SPICES 2017.
  67. HarshaGopinath, Indu V., MeherMadhu Dharmana, “Autonomous Underwater Inspection Robot Under Disturbances”, 2017 International Conference on circuits Power and Computing Technologies [ICCPCT].
  68. Shilpa B., Indu V., Rajasree S. R., “Design of an Underactuated Self Balancing Robot using Linear Quadratic Regulator and Integral Sliding Mode Controller”, 2017 International Conference on Circuits Power and Computing Technologies [ICCPCT]
  69. Alif T., Jayasree P. R., “A case study on needle selection and fuzzy-based control for suturing force calculation in Minimally Invasive Robotic Surgery”, 2017 International Conference on Circuits Power and Computing Technologies [ICCPCT].
  70. Anand M. L., Jayasree P. R. “Damping Based Anti-Swing Compensated Fuzzy-Pid Controller For The Overhead Crane”, 2017 International Conference on Circuits Power and Computing Technologies [ICCPCT].
  71. Rincy Koshy,Jayasree P. R., “Comparative Study of H-infinity and Sliding Mode Control for a Manipulator with Oscillatory-Base”, 2017 International Conference on Circuits Power and Computing Technologies [ICCPCT].
  72. Veena V. Nair, Jayasree P. R., Parvathy G., “Robust Control of Helicopter with Suspended Load”, 2017 International Conference on Circuits Power and Computing Technologies [ICCPCT].
  73. JishnuSankar V. C.,Haritha G., Manjula G. Nair, “Thyristor Switched Smart Transformer for Active Power Flow Control in Multi Micro grid System”,1st International Conference on Power Engineering, Computing and Control, PECCON-2017.
  74. Anusha Alexander,MeherMadhu Dharmana, “Object detection algorithm for segregating similar coloured objects and database formation”, 2017 International Conference on Circuits Power and Computing Technologies [ICCPCT].
  75. Ganga G.,MeherMadhuDharmana, “MPC Controller for Trajectory Tracking Control of Quadcopter”, 2017 International Conference on Circuits Power and Computing Technologies [ICCPCT].
  76. Shijith N, MeherMadhu Dharmana, “Sonar Based Terrain Estimation & Automatic Landing of Swarm Quadrotors”, 2017 International Conference on Circuits Power and Computing Technologies [ICCPCT].
  77. Vishnu Vidya,MeherMadhu Dharmana, “Model Reference Based Intelligent Control of an Active Suspension System for Vehicles”, 2017 International Conference on Circuits Power and Computing Technologies [ICCPCT].
  78. Anoop S., Ilango K., Nanadagopal J. L., Manjula G. Nair, “Load Side Management of an Automated Residential Building Powered by Renewable Energy Sources”,2017 IEEE International Conference on Signal Processing, Informatics, Communication and Energy Systems, SPICES 2017.
  79. Adhul S. V.,Nandagopal J. L., Revathi H., “Control electronics module for flow control valve using FPGA”,2017 International Conference on Circuits Power and Computing Technologies [ICCPCT].
  80. Mrudula A. P.,Nandagopal J. L., “Line-of-Sight Guidance for Formation Control of Quadrotor”, 2017 International Conference on Circuits Power and Computing Technologies [ICCPCT].
  81. Devika Mohan,Vivek A., “Navigation of Two Wheeled Mobile Robots Cooperatively Carrying an Object”, 2017 International Conference on Circuits Power and Computing Technologies [ICCPCT].
  82. DhanyaS. Lal, Vivek A, “Dynamic Modeling and Control of Omni Directional Mobile Robots ”, 2017 International Conference on Circuits Power and Computing Technologies [ICCPCT].
  83. Jayasree K. R., Jayasree P. R. , Vivek A., “Dynamic target tracking using a four wheeled mobile robot with optimal path planning technique”, 2017 International Conference on Circuits Power and Computing Technologies [ICCPCT].
  84. Pooja Chandran, Vivek A., Amritha S., “Optimisation of Overhead Crane”, 2017 International Conference on Circuits Power and Computing Technologies [ICCPCT].
  85. Sini S., Vivek A., Nandagopal J. L., “Trajectory Tracking of 3-DOF Lab Helicopter by Robust LQR”, 2017 International Conference on Circuits Power and Computing Technologies [ICCPCT].
  86. A. Varghese, R.Chandran Lekshmi, and A. Rajendran, ”Power flow control of solar PV based islanded low voltage DC microgrid with battery management system”, in 1st IEEE International Conference on Power Electronics, Intelligent Control and Energy Systems, ICPEICES 2016.
  87. N. Balakrishnan, T. S. Angel, and R.Chandran Lekshmi, ”PV-battery system for smart green building using transformer coupled DC-DC converter”, in 1st IEEE International Conference on Power Electronics, Intelligent Control and Energy Systems, ICPEICES 2016, 2017.
  88. C. C. Chandrasekhran, R.Chandran Lekshmi, and A. Rajendran, ”Power flow control in low voltage AC microgrid using photovoltaic system and battery energy storage”, in 1st IEEE International Conference on Power Electronics, Intelligent Control and Energy Systems, ICPEICES 2016.
  89. J. Freeman, Keerthi, K. Sb, and R.Chandran Lekshmi, ”Closed loop control system for a heliostat field”, in Proceedings of IEEE International Conference on Technological Advancements in Power and Energy, TAP Energy 2015, 2015, pp. 272-277.
  90. Anu Varghese, Lekshmi R. Chandran, Arun Rajendran, “Power Flow Control of Solar PV based Islanded Low Voltage DC Microgrid with Battery Management System”, 1st IEEE International Conference on Power Electronics, Intelligent Control and Energy Systems (ICPEICES-2016).
  91. Vishnu Prasad,Jayasree P R , Sruthy, V.(error) ,”Active Power Sharing and Reactive Power Compensation in a Grid tied Photovoltaic System”, PMME
  92. Chinthu Chandrasekhran C, Lekshmi R. Chandran, Arun Rajendran,“Power Flow Control in Low Voltage AC Microgrid Using Photovoltaic System and Battery Energy Storage”, 1st IEEE International Conference on Power Electronics. Intelligent Control and Energy Systems (ICPEICES-2016).
  93. Seema P.N.,Deepa V., Manjula G. Nair, “Implementation of Consumer Level Intelligence in a Smart Micro-grid along with HEMS Based Price Prediction Scheme”, 1st IEEE International Conference on Power Electronics, Intelligent Control and Energy Systems (ICPEICES-2016).
  94. Sindhu M. R.,Manjula G. Nair, Sindhu S, “Photovoltaic Based Adaptive Shunt Hybrid Filter for Power Quality Enhancement”,IEEE International Conference on Power Electronics, Drives and Energy Systems, PEDES 2016.
  95. Preetha P.K., Surya Babu S., Manjula G. Nair, “DC Link Voltage Regulation in Active Filter using Drainage Power from Distribution Transformer”, 1st IEEE International Conference on Power Electronics, Intelligent Control and Energy Systems (ICPEICES-2016).
  96. VisalRaveendran, N., Navaneet Krishnan, Manjula G. Nair, “Active Power Compensation by Smart Park in DC Metro Railways”, 1st IEEE International Conference on Power Electronics. Intelligent Control and Energy Systems (ICPEICES-2016).
  97. Anoop S., Nandagopal J. L., “Analysis of Disturbance Observer Based Position Control System”,2016 International Conference on Control, Instrumentation, Communication and Computational Technologies (ICCICCT).
  98. SivakumarPothan,Nandagopal J. L., “Autonomous Treaded Multiple Maneuverable Rover”, 2016 International Conference on Control, Instrumentation, Communication and Computational Technologies (ICCICCT).
  99. Anu Varghese, Lekshmi R Chandran, Arun Rajendran, “Power Flow Control Of Solar PV Based Low Voltage DC Microgrid With Battery Management System” IEEE First International Conference on Power Electronics, Intelligent Control and Energy systems (IEEE ICPEICES 2016),4-6 July 2016, DTU, Delhi.
  100. Chinthu Chandrasekharan C, Lekshmi R Chandran, Arun Rajendran, “Power flow control in low voltage AC micro grid using PV resistor and battery energy storage” IEEE First International Conference on Power Electronics, Intelligent Control and Energy systems (IEEE ICPEICES 2016),4-6 July 2016, DTU, Delhi.
  101. Manju S, Seema P.N, Arun Rajendran , “ A Novel Algorithm For Power Flow Management In Combined AC/DC Microgrid” IEEE First International Conference on Power Electronics, Intelligent Control and Energy systems (IEEE ICPEICES 2016),4-6 July 2016, DTU, Delhi.
  102. Nithyasree Balakrishnan, Lekshmi R Chandran, Angel T.S. “PV-Battery System For Smart Green Building Using Transformer Coupled DC-DC Converter” IEEE First International Conference on Power Electronics, Intelligent Control and Energy systems (IEEE ICPEICES 2016),4-6 July 2016, DTU, Delhi.
  103. Preetha P.K, Dr.Manjula G Nair, Surya Babu S, “DC Link Voltage Regulation In Active Filter Using Drainage Power From Distribution Transformer” IEEE First International Conference on Power Electronics, Intelligent Control and Energy systems (IEEE ICPEICES 2016),4-6 July 2016, DTU, Delhi.
  104. Lekshmi.Js, Nandagopal.Jl, “Control For Transformation Of A Four Wheeled To Two Wheeled Mobile Robot”, IEEE First International Conference on Power Electronics, Intelligent Control and Energy systems (IEEE ICPEICES 2016),4-6 July 2016, DTU, Delhi.
  105. Vishal Raveendran, Dr.Manjula G Nair, Navaneet Krishnan,“Active power compensation by smart park in DC metro railway”, IEEE First International Conference on Power Electronics, Intelligent Control and Energy systems (IEEE ICPEICES 2016),4-6 July 2016, DTU, Delhi.
  106. Deepa V, Seema P N, Dr.Manjula G Nair, “Implementation of a consumer level intelligence in a smart micro grid along with HEMS drive prediction scheme”, IEEE First International Conference on Power Electronics, Intelligent Control and Energy systems (IEEE ICPEICES 2016),4-6 July 2016, DTU, Delhi.
  107. Syama T, Vivek A, “Comparative Study Of Controllers For The Speed Control Of Electric Bicycle” Iitr- International Conference On Electrical , Electronics, Computer Science, Management And Mechanical Engineering (Ice2csm2e-2016).
  108. Chitra Chandran, Lekshmi R. Chandran ” Analysis Of A Two Switch Buck Boost Ac Dc Converter” International Conference on Recent Innovations in Engineering and Technology Travancore College of Engineering, 26-27 Feb, 2015
  109. J. Freeman, Keerthi, K. Sb, and R.Chandran Lekshmi, ”Closed loop control system for a heliostat field”, in Proceedings of IEEE International Conference on Technological Advancements in Power and Energy, TAP Energy 2015, 2015, pp. 272-277.
  110. Saranya P S , Lekshmi R Chandran ”Analysis and PWM control of bridgeless flyback Rectifier” International Conference on Recent Innovations in Engineering and Technology Travanocre College Of Engineering, 26-27 Feb, 2015
  111. Chitra Chandran, Lekshmi R. Chandran,” Performance Analysis Of Two Switch Buck Boost Converter Fed Dc Motor” Ieee Sponsored Fourth Internantional Conference On Computation Of Power, Energy, Information And Communication 2015 (ICCPEIC ’15).
  112. Saranya P S, Lekshmi R. Chandran,” Analysis Of Bidirectional Flyback Converter ”Ieee Sponsored Fourth Internantional Conference On Computation Of Power, Energy, Information And Communication 2015 (ICCPEIC ’15).
  113. Saranya P S, Lekshmi R. Chandran, ”Bridgeless Flyback Converter For Low Power Lighting Applications ” International Conference On Technological Advancements In Power And Energy, TAP 2015.
  114. Chitra Chandran, Lekshmi R. Chandran,”Two Switch Buck Boost Converter For Power Factor Correction” International Conference On Technological Advancements In Power And Energy, TAP 2015.
  115. R. Remya, R.Chandran Lekshmi, and Nandagopal J. L., ”Design and Simulation of a Single-Stage Half-Bridge AC-DC Converter for Power Factor Correction”, in International Conference On Computation Of Power, Energy, Information and Communication (ICCPEIC), 2014.
  116. Dr. Balamurugan S. and R.Chandran Lekshmi, ”Dynamic Voltage Restorer for Voltage Quality Improvement in Distribution System”, in National Conference on Technological Advancements in Power and Energy (TAP Energy), Amrita School of Engineering, Amritapuri, 2013.
  117. Aryamol Sudhakaran and Angel T.S., Permanent Magnet Synchronous Wind Generator for Micro grid Dynamic Performance Improvement, International Conference on Emerging Research Areas(AICERA) 2013, organized by Amal Jyothi College of Engg. In association with IEEE Kerala Section, June 6, 2013.
  118. Sherine Jesna V.A., Dr. S. Usha kumari , Stabilization and control of three pole active magnetic bearing by sliding mode control techniques, IEEE International Conference on Green Technology,2012, organized by Dept of EEE Mar Baselios College of Engineering and Technology, December 8 - 20, 2012 .
  119. Srikanth V. and Dr. A. Amar Dutt, A Comparative Study on the Effect of Switching Functions in SMO for PMSM Drives, IEEE International Conference on Power Electronics, Drives and Energy systems (PEDES'12), Bengaluru, December 6 - 19, 2012.
  120. Srikanth V. and Dr. A. Amar Dutt., Performance Analysis of a Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor Using a Novel SVPWM, IEEE International Conference onPower Electronics, Drives and Energy systems (PEDES'12), Bengaluru , December 6 - 19, 2012.
  121. Divya R. Nair, Swetha Sampath, Megha Raveendran, Ashwini Nambiar, Neenu. Mitigation of power quality issues using DSTATCOM ,IEEE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Electrical Engineering and Energy Management (ICETEEEM 2012), organized by Department of EEE, Aarupadai Veedu Institute of Technology and IEEE Power & Energy Society Students, Proceedings Published ByInternational Conference on Emerging Trends in Electrical Engineering and Energy Management, December 13 - 15, 2012.
  122. Asha C.A., Mini V.P., An Induction motor speed control for battery less photovoltaic pumping, CTT,2012, organized by Department of EEE College of Engineering ,Trivandrum, August 2012.
  123. Prathibha S. Babu, Jayasree M.S., Modeling and Control of Wind Turbine Generator with Energy Storage, 13thNational Conference on Technological Trends, organized by Department of EEE College of Engineering, Trivandrum, Page No:25, Aug 2012.
  124. Angel T.S., S. Bindu., Back up wide area protection techniques for power transmission grid using PMU, 13thNational Conference on Technological Trends, August 2012.
  125. Sherine Jesna V.A., Dr. S. Ushakumari ., Autocentring Control of Three Pole Active Magnetic Bearing by Sliding Mode Control, 13thNational Conference on Technological Trends , organized by Department of EEE College of Engineering ,Trivandrum, Page No:28, August 2012.
  126. Vivek A., Sheelu Jose and Dr. S. Usha kumara., Chattering free Sliding mode Control for re-usable launch vehicle, 13th National Conference on Technological Trends, organized by Department of EEE College of Engineering, Trivandrum, Page No:28, Proceedings Published By: Proceedings of 13th National Conference on Technological Trends, Aug 2012.
  127. Nandagopal J.L., Navin M.S., R., Lethakumari, Guidance Of Vision Based Spacecraft Docking System, 13th National Conference on Technological Trends, organized by Department of EEE College of Engineering ,Trivandrum, Page No:30, Aug 2012.
  128. Mabel Ebenezer, M.R. Rajkumar, P.S., Chandramohanan Nair, Determination of temperature distribution and reduction of life of a dry type three phase transformer, IEEE 10th International Conference on the Properties and Applications of Dielectric Materials(ICPADM), july 24 - 28, 2012.
  129. Srikanth V. and Dr. A. Amar Dut, A Novel Space Vector PWM for Field Oriented Control of Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor, st NCET’12, organized by NCET, Page No: pp. 101-106, July 20 - 21, 2012.
  130. Ilango K., Manitha P.V. and Manjula G. Nair., An Enhanced Controller for shunt Active Filter Interfacing Renewable Energy Source and Grid, IEEE ICSET 2012.
  131. Ilango K., Bhargav A., Trivikram A., Kavya P.S., and Manjula G. Nair., STATCOM Interface for Renewable Energy Sources with Power Quality Improvement, AASRI conference on Power and Energy Systems.
  132. Ilango K., Manitha P.V. and Manjula G. Nair., Modified IcosΦ Controller for shunt Active Filter Interfacing Renewable Energy Source and Grid, AASRI conference on Power and Energy Systems.
  133. Smitha Krishnan, "Design and Analysis of Shunt Active Power Filter for Electric Traction System", International Conference on Power, Control, Signals and Computation (EPSCICON 2010), Vidya Academy of Science and Technology, Thrissur, January 4-6, 2010.
  134. Maneesha V. Ramesh, Nirmala Vasudevan, Joshua Freeman, "Real Time Landslide Monitoring via Wireless Sensor Network", Geophysical Research Abstracts, Vol. 11, EGU2009-14061, EGU General Assembly 2009.
  135. Arun Kumar R., Jinu Jayachandran, Vishnu Jayapan, Bibin Chundatt, Karthi B., Joshua Freeman, "Object Recognition and Obstacle Avoidance Robot", IEEE Chinese Control and Decision Conference, Guilin, China, June, 2009.
  136. Smitha Krishnan, "Harmonic Mitigation in Electric Traction System using Active Power Filter based on Adaptive Fuzzy-Hysterisis Controller", Kerala Science Congress (KSC )2010, Trissur, Kerala.
  137. Smitha Krishan, "Design and Analysis of Shunt Active Power Filter Based on Adaptive Fuzzy-Hysterisis Controller", International Conference on Control, Computing and Communication(ICCC), College of Engineering, Trivandrum, India, 2010.
  138. Divya R., "Design of Shunt Active Filter using Synchronous Detection Algorithm", 5th National Conference on Cutting Edge Technologies in Power Conversion and Industrial Drives - PCID 2010, Bannari Amman Institute of Technology, Sathyamangalam, March 12-13, 2010.
  139. Smitha Krishnan, "Design and Analysis of Shunt Active Power Filter For Electric Traction System", Proceedings of the International Conference on Power Signals Control and Computation, 2010.
  140. Dr. P. S. Chandramohan, "Estimation of Supply Side Harmonics by Using Network Impedance Data", Annual IEEE Region 10 International Conference (TENCON 2009), Singapore, November 23-26, 2009.
  141. Br. Sridhar, "A Novel Versatile Digital PI Controller, Mathematical Modeling Using State Space Analysis", National Conference on Power Electronics and Drives, SASTRA University, Thanjavoor, Tamil Nadu, April 6-8, 2009.
  142. Smitha Krishan, "Harmonic Mitigation in Electric Traction System using Shunt Active Power Filter", International Conference on Modelling and Simulation, MS 09, India, 2009.
  143. Josh D. Freeman, Methods of Achieving Maximum RPM for Given Power for UAV, International conference on Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, organized by World Academy of Science & Technology.
  144. Joshua Freeman "Biologically Inspired Data Propagation and Aggregation Method for Wireless Sensor Networks", International Conference on Wireless Networks, June 2008.
  145. Preetha P. K., "PLC Based Master Controller for Wound Rotor Induction Motor", National Conference in Advanced Manufacturing, October 2007.
  146. Binu Sankar "Simulation of Image Preprocessing on Captured Images", International Conference on Modelling and Simulation, August, 2007.
  147. Binu Sankar, "Modelling of Stenography with Audio Files Using MATLAB", International Conference on Modelling and Simulation, August 2007.
  148. Joshua Freeman, "Factors and Approach Towards Energy Optimized Wireless Sensor Networks to Detect Rainfall Induced in Landslides", International Conference on Wireless Networks, June 2007.

The Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering is credited with state-of-the-art laboratories i.e., Electrical Machines, Power Electronics, Electrical Measurements, Control & Instrumentation and Electrical & Electronics Workshop. The Department is also well equipped with a number of PCs and workstations hosting several software packages and linked through a local area network. Internet services are available to all students and faculty.

1. Robotics lab

Robotics is multi-disciplinary in nature and requires that students learn from and interact closely with students from allied branches of study. The Amrita Robotics Lab has been initiated to provide Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham students a center from which to develop and implement robotic technology. This goal oriented research center will enable students from multiple disciplines to learn, create, and apply knowledge in a variety of advanced topics such as machine vision and image processing, Digital Signal Processing and speech recognition, advanced algorithms, digital architecture development, communication networks, Mechatronics and electronic controls, and Artificial Intelligence, among others.

Students in all three Schools of Engineering at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham have the option to study Robotics as an elective subject.

At Amritapuri and Bangalore campuses, the Robotics Labs supplement what is taught in the classroom with practical and hands-on experience. These labs have been the genesis for many successful student projects, providing the space and tools that students need to work on these complex projects.

An important aspect of the Amrita Robotics Lab is its ability to harness Indias world renowned natural skills, talents, and resources in computer science, programming, and internet technology. This makes the Amrita Robotics Lab an ideal training place for students seeking to add practical experience to their theoretical studies. The multi-disciplinary nature of robotics work will draw students from Computer Science, Internet Technology, Electronics, Electrical, and Communications Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and others. The integration of these fields will require disciplined and coordinated team skills; further training Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham students for valuable leadership and teamwork positions in industry. A new logo for the club was framed with the icon "LEARN, INNOVATE AND EXCEL".

Chakshyaan, translated from Sanskrit and approximately defined as "vehicle-with-eyes" is the name of an ambitious undertaking by third year mechanical and electronics engineering students. These students are creating a remote control flying vehicle with video capability. Funded by their college, they are constructing on a hover craft which will have the ability to take videos at a given location and transmit data back to a base station. Incidentally, Dr. Abdul Kalam's first ever project as a scientist was to build a hover craft, and it was the first time Indian scientists had succeeded on such a endeavor without any help from the western scientific community.

Other student groups are working on hybrid rickshaw projects. Rickshaws and auto-rickshaws that can run on diesel, electricity or solar power are being designed and tested, and one of these projects has even received funding from a group in the US.

Initially in June 2006, a team of students built a robot whose movements could easily be monitored and controlled using a computer. Soon after this, in response to overwhelming interest from the student community, the Robotics Lab began. Concurrently, Josh Freeman, who has a master's degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Oklahoma in the US and has several years work experience with General Motors, joined Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham. He was inspired by Amma's vision to build a world-class research and teaching institution in India and was asked to take charge of the lab. From its inception, Josh and his students have painstakingly built the lab, equipping it with state-of-the-art supplies that are needed to complete various projects.

2. Electrical Machine Lab

In this lab students are introduced to various types of machines and their characteristics through practical experience. All types of DC Machines, single phase and three phase squirrel cage and slip ring induction motors, single-phase and three phase transformers, suitable starters and loading arrangements for machines, Kirloskar made DC motor- 3 ph Alternator set and measuring instruments of all types needed for laboratory experiments are available.

Each machine is provided with a work bench having well designed movable connecting panels made from thick hylum sheet (with attractive printing on it). Other major equipment includes general-purpose rotating electrical machines & test benches, a variety of single phase & 3 phase transformers, synchronous / DC machine sets and variable-frequency inverters. 

3. Electrical Measurements Lab

In this lab students can perform experiments related to digital electronics (arithmetic and sequential circuits, shift registers, counter etc.) using digital trainer kits.

The lab also provides various measurement kits such as Wheatstone bridge and Kelvin bridge for measurement of unknown resistance, Schering bridge for measurement of unknown capacitance and Anderson bridge for measurement of unknown inductance. Certain other experiments on LVDT and Synchro are available as well.

4. Control & Automation Lab

Students do experiments on Torque Measurement Kit, Dead Weight Pressure Gauge, Level Control Unit and Temperature Measurement Kit. The Lab also contains PC based experiments like Speed Control of Stepper Motor, Speed Control of DC motor and Flow Loop Control.

This lab equips students with knowledge on various transducers and their applications, PC based control applications (PID method). Plans are in the making to expand the lab by adding programmable logic controllers and simulation software like LABVIEW.

5. Power System & Simulation Lab

The Department recently set up a Power System & Simulation Laboratory having 30 computers. The latest advanced power system simulation software including PSCAD, ETAP and MiPower have been installed. These will help students to simulate power systems and carry out load flow analysis, short circuit study, relay coordination and harmonic analysis. The latest versions of ORCAD and MATLAB software packages are also provided for proficient computing, simulation and analysis.

The lab also has an electrical panel with relay fitted for experiments, which includes Three Phase IDMT Over Current Relay, Definite Time Over Current-under Voltage Relays, Motor Protection Relay, Transformer Differential Relay, Master Trip Relay, Conventional Test Kit and Numerical Test Kit.

6. Power Electronics & Electrical Drives Lab

The Power Electronics & Electrical Drives Lab includes hardware experiments conducted for EEE students in order to explore knowledge on the following topics: Study of characteristics of SCR, MOSFET and IGBT, triggering circuits, rectifiers, controlled rectifiers using SCRs and uncontrolled rectifiers using diodes and semi-converter circuits, choppers, dc-dc converters, inverters and dc-ac converters using MOSFETs and PWM techniques.

Software experiments are conducted using Microsim OrCAD PSPICE with the latest Version 16 installed in the computer lab for Power Systems.

7. Electrical Workshop

The workshop provides basic practical knowledge about Electrical and Electronics on:

  • Familiarization of different types electronic components and measuring instruments
  • PCB fabrication and soldering
  • Identification of PC hardware parts and familiarization of microprocessor trainer kits
  • House wiring practice and working of electrical protective devices,
  • functioning of some commonly used home appliances and different types of electric lamps


In addition to regular experiments, students take on mini-projects as a part of their workshop practice. During this process, students gain confidence in executing electrical and electronic projects irrespective of their branch of engineering. At the end of the semester, a project exhibition is presented, and this, in turn, motivates students to create more complex projects and to attempt competition in future project exhibitions.

Electrical Workshop
Power Electronics & Electrical Drives Lab
Power System & Simulation Lab
Control & Automation Lab
Energy Engineering Lab
Smart Grids & Electric Vehicles Research Lab
Embedded System & Robotics Lab
Research & Computational Lab

Every year the department conducts Faculty Development Programs, Workshops, co-ordinates Seminars and Student Paper Presentations to present the students and faculties with opportunities to exhibit their talents and improve their  skills by having a healthy competition among their peers. Amrita brings about the best in each student by providing them ample opportunities to organize and co-ordinate many regional, national and international workshops, seminars, technical fests, participate in a lot of international programming contests. Students and faculty from Amrita have consistently been taking part in many contests and achievements at the global level and this persistent participation in such large numbers have acquired the praise of the co-ordinators.

Faculty Development Programs (FDP)Conducted

  1. A Talk on Energy efficiency Considerations in Power Systems by Mr.Narayanan A.M. and Talk on The Electric car and the renewable energy Sources- Hype or Solution? by Dr. Peter Magyar, December 2012.
  2. A three day faculty development program on Ethics in Teaching during December 5 - December 7, 2012.
  3. A three day faculty development program on Laboratory Experiments & Equipment Maintenance(as a part ofInauguration of Equipment repair centre) during November 29- November 30, 2012.
  4. A talk on Safe Switching for Operation & Maintenance by MR. Erling Hesla on November 14, 2012.
  5. A talk on Integrated Energy Management methodology by Mr.Jayakumar Nair on October 16, 2012.
  6. A three day short term training program on Smart Grid : Application and challenges during Decemeber 21 - December 23, 2010.
  7. A faculty development program on Lab Sessions on June 2010 and December 2010.
  8. A faculty development program on Pspice Based System Simulation during December 28 - 29, 2009.
  9. A faculty development program on Programmable Logic Controllers and SCADA on November 24 - 27, 2009.  

    Resources Persons: Research engineers from PROLIFIC Systems & Technologies Pvt. Ltd and Ms. Preetha P. K., Asst. Professor, EEE department
    Hands-On Training: Allen Bradley Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), Ladder Logic Program and SCADA software

  10. A faculty development program on Power System Analysis Using ETAP/PSCAD Software during July 13 - 14, 2009.  

    Resources Persons:Domain experts from KLG Systel Limited
    Lectures and Training:Load Flow Studies, Transient Analysis, Short Circuit Analysis and Transient Stability Analysis using ETAP/PSCAD Based Simulations

  11. A faculty development program on Power system Relaying during June 19 - June 22, 2009.  

    Resources Persons:Domain experts from Power Research Development Consultants (PRDC), Bangalore
    Hands-On Training: On testing of different numerical relays

  12. A faculty development program on Soft Computing Techniques during May 13 - May 16, 2009.  

    Resources Persons: Senior faculty members of EEE Dept, College of Engineering, Thiruvananthapuram including S. Indulal, Francis M. Fernandez and G. R. Bindu
    The FDP had both lectures and hands-on training.
    Lectures: Topics covered -- Introduction to Soft Computing Techniques, Fuzzy Logic, Artificial Neural Networks, NeuroFuzzy, Fuzzy Logic Embedded Systems, Realisation of Fuzzy Embedded Systems
    Hands-On Training: Introduction to Matlab, Matlab for Artificial Neural Networks, Matlab for Fuzzy Logic, Matlab for Neuro Fuzzy, Introduction to Labview, Labview (Advanced)
    Outcome: The FDP was intended to equip faculty members with the latest soft computing tools useful for carrying out project and research work. Teachers from various Amrita campuses attended the four-day training.

  13. A faculty development program conducted by CCR during December 18 - December 19, 2008.
  14. A faculty development program on Mi Power Simulation Software during February 11 - 13, 2008.  

    Resources Persons: Mr.Selva Kumar, Engineer, Power Research and Development Consultants Pvt. Ltd.
    Hands-On Training: On Mi Power Simulation software package

Workshop Conducted

  1. Basics of Electric Vehicle

    Amrita Renewable Energy club in association with IEEE IAS student branch chapter organised a one day workshop on “Basics of Electric Vehicle” on 6th November 2018 to give an insight into basic engineering skills needed for students participating in National Solar Vehicle Challenge. This session was handled by Mr. Bharath K. R., Asst Professor EEE Dept. and final year students of Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department

  2. A team of 25 members, including staff and students of Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department at Amritapuri campus, in association with the IEEE IAS Student Branch Chapter, co-ordinate by Mr. Srikanth V., Asst Professor Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department. were first to join hands with Kerala State Electricity Board Ltd. to participate in the mission “RECONNECT” to restore electricity in flood affected areas. As a part of the mission, the team inspected Pandalam from August 22 - 23, 2018 and Pazhavangadi Panchayat of Ranni in Pathanamthitta district on September 3, 2018.

     

     
  3. A programming session on “Python Language” was organized by Anudev. J, Assistant Professor of Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Ms. Sandhya Harikumar, Assistant Professor of Department of Computer Science and Engineering for third year B.Tech. Electrical and Electronics Engineering students during June 25 - 29. 2018. The session was oriented to gear up programming skills of students for attending technical interviews. The sessions were handled by Ms. Gayathri. R. G. and Ms. Thara, Assistant Professors of Department of Computer Science and Engineering.
  4. Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering is keen in regularly providing a platform for students every year which bring to lime light their research work, receiving appreciation from the expert evaluators, faculty members and students from various Departments and Research centres. This year also a demonstration of hardware projects of final year students were arranged on May 10, 2018.The projects showcased by the students spanned over various aspects of electrical and electronics engineering like Control and Instrumentation, Power system operation & control, Robotics & Automation, Renewable energy harvesting etc. Most of the projects were product based with focus on developing solutions of social, economic and industrial impact.These projects were evaluated by experts from other Departments including Dr. Jayaraj Poroor, Chairperson Computer Science and Engineering Department., Dr. Karthik V Shankar, Asst. Professor, Mechanical Engineering Department., Ms Gayathri Narayanan, Asst. Professor Electronics and Communication Department., etc. It was a great rostrum for the students to express the ingenious technical ideas.

  5. Latex - A Technical Writing Tool for Beginners

    One day workshop sponsored by IEEE IAS SBC on “Latex - A Technical Writing Tool for Beginners” was coordinated by Dr. Ravikumar Pandi,Assistant Professor, Electrical and Electronics Engineering Departent and Mr D. Ashwin, PG Student (Power and Energy Engineering) on May 10, 2018. The workshop was on Latex, which is typesetting software for preparing reports, research papers and presentations- especially useful for researchers engaged in writing technical documents in various engineering disciplines. The workshop was attended by faculty and final year students of M.Tech. and B.Tech. of Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department at Amritapuri Campus.

  6. Advanced Programming using Arduino Microcontrollers

    Renewable Energy Club organised a two day workshop from Feb 7 - 8, 2018 on “Advanced Programming using Arduino Microcontrollers” and handled by Mr. Bharath K. R., Assistant Professor, Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department, to bestow basic knowledge on Arduino Microcontroller hardware, software, installation and application. Many B.Tech students from Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department attended the workshop and secured aspiring experience.

  7. Embedded Systems and AVR Microcontroller

    Renewable Energy Club organised a 5 day workshop on “Embedded Systems and AVR Microcontroller” from April 16 - 20, 2018 for B.Tech Electrical and Electronics Engineering students. The session was handled by Mr. Bharath K. R., Assistant Professor, Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department. The workshop mainly focused on basics of AVR, ADC configuration, simulation of ADC in Proteus using different sensors

  8. Basics of Programming using Arduino mega

    “Basics of Programming using Arduino mega” on behalf of Renewable Energy Club was organized by Mr. Bharath K. R., Assistant Professor, Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department organised a workshop from March 6 - 7, 2018 .The workshop explored deeply in different versions of Arduino development platform, interfacing with Arduino, PWM generation using Arduino etc. B.Tech students from Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department attended the workshop and they were able to secure good practical experience. The workshop succeeded in developing innovative ideas among the students.

  9. STTP on Electric Power Systems

    STTP on Electric Power Systems sponsored by ISTE was conducted between 10th to 15th July 2017, by Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Amritapuri campus in association with IIT Kharagpur under the National Mission on Education through ICT (MHRD, Govt. of India).

    This workshop dealt with several modules such as power generation, transmission and distribution along with stability analysis and protection. It also covered advanced topics such as smart grid, demand response, IoT and electricity markets.

     

    This remote learning workshop utilized the A-VIEW software developed by E-Learning Department at Amritapuri campus. This remote interactive course content was delivered by renowned Professors from reputed institutions including, Professor N.K. Kishore, Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Kharagpur, Professor Shreevardhan A. Soman, Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Bombay and Professor Gautam Bandyopadhyay, Department of Electrical Engineering, IIEST Kolkata.The STTP was coordinated by Dr. Ravikumar Pandi, Asst. Professor of EEE Department.

  10. Workshop on Arduino Microcontrollers

    Workshop on Arduino Microcontrollers was organised by Mr. Anudev J. Assistant Professor, EEE Department on March 8, 2017. The sessions were handled by Mr. Bharath K. R., Assistant Professor, EEE Department, to bestow basic knowledge on Arduino Microcontroller: hardware, software, installation and applications. Many B.Tech students from EEE Department attended the workshop and secured aspiring experience.

     

  11. A Workshop on Basic Electronics and Microcontrollers during May 22 - June 3, 2013.
  12. A workshop on Energy Resource Assessment and Simulation by S.R. Mohanrajan, T.Prabu & M. Jisma during April 26 - April 27, 2013.
  13. A talk on Energy efficiency Considerations in Power Systems by NarayananA.M. & Talk on The Electric car and the renewable energy Sources- Hype or Solution? by Dr. Peter Magyar on December 20, 2012.
  14. A workshop on Ethics in Teaching during December 5 - December 7, 2012.
  15. A talk on Safe Switching for Operation & Maintenance by Erling Hesla on November 14, 2012.
  16. A technical session by Infosys on Cloud + Services on November 9, 2012.
  17. A workshop on Secure It Conference during August 17 - August 19, 2012.
  18. An interaction session with student and faculty and with Prof. Josef Bigun(Professor of Signal Analysis, Halmstad University) on March 23, 2012.
  19. A talk on Recent trends in Power Systems on January 16, 2009
  20. A three day workshop on Circuits and Systems during October 20 - October 22, 2008.
  21. A talk on Electrical Safety on June 30, 2008.

Student Associations

IEEE INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS SOCIETY (IAS)

This is a Student Branch Chapter, officially formed on November 9, 2012 with eight members.

The Student Branch Chapter organizes technical talks by experts in the field of electrical and electronic engineering.

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ELYZIA

This is the Electrical Engineering Students' Association. The association facilitates technical visits / practical training / project work / employment of student members in R & D laboratories, industries and academic institutions.

It plays a pivotal role in organizing the distinguished lectures for the Department. The Association seeks to encourage team work and the spirit of self reliance among its student members.

Some of ELYZIA's activities include the following:

  1. Visit to Load dispatch center and Substation Students were provided the unique opportunity of discovering "cutting edge" technology emerging in the industrial sector. On November 5, 2009 final year students participated in an industrial visit to the State Load Dispatch Centre and Substation at Kalamasseri. Amidst their hectic academic schedule, these students also enjoyed the chance to relax during this excursion.
  2. Distinguished Lecture on Energy Conservation in Daily Life" Dr. P.S. Chandramohan, Department chairperson and former Director, ANERT, delivered a speech on energy conservation in daily life for all staff members of Amritapuri campus on February 2, 2009. A tele film, Energy Maman, was also presented. This session was definitely enlightening to all participants who learned about the importance of energy conservation and methods that can be implemented into our daily life.
  3. Workshop on Circuit Design ELYZIA, in association with IEEE students chapter, organized a workshop on Circuit Design for July 18, 2008. Students participated with hands-on training on PSPICE for circuit design. Br. Sridhar Babu, Asst. Professor, EEE Department, managed the sessions.
  4. Lamhe 2009 Farewell to Seniors A farewell function, Lamhe 2009, was organized by pre-final year students for the outgoing batch of the Department on May 9, 2009. The main attraction was the cultural program which included skits, speeches and games.
  5. Connect '09 Welcome to Incoming First Year Students Newcomers of the EEE Department were given a warm welcome by the Students Association, ELYZIA on July 30, 2009. This function helped to establsh a cordial relationship between senior students and first year incoming students along with providing information about the facilities and norms of the college.

Conference Conducted

  1. Global Event: IEEE International (Biennial) Conference – TAP ENERGY 2017 :

    With the sense of fulfilment in becoming a prominent hub for sharing innovations and ideas within a short span of time, the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri Campus organized its second global event, IEEE International (Biennial) Conference on Technological Advancement in Power and Energy - TAP Energy 2017during 21st – 23rd December 2017. Besides the technical richness, the conference excelled in organizational and event management features with the joint support of IEEE Kerala Section and IEEE Power & Energy Society. The conference was chaired by Dr. Manjula G. Nair, Professor & Chairperson, Department of EEE, ASE-Amritapuri and was coordinated byDr. Ilango K, Ms. Sreelekshmi R. S., and Mr. MeherMadhuDharmana, Assistant Professors of the Department.

    TAP ENERGY 2017 received more than 370 paper submissions from 7 countries in addition to India: Japan, China, Singapore, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Morocco and U.A.E were among them. After careful analysis and expert reviews, 179 papers were accepted for presentation in five different tracks namely Power and Energy, Control and Automation, Green Technologies, Computational Technologies and Smart Markets, Trading & Business Models. The participants presented papers in 6 parallel sessions, reviewed by eminent session chairs from all over India. Top three presented papers in the conference received “Prof. Mohammed H. Rashid Best Paper Award” from Dr. Ilangovan Group Director, Chemical System, VSSC during the valedictory function. Mr.V. C. Vijayakumar, Former Head, Application Development Division, VSSC delivered the valedictory address.

     

Invited Talks 2018

  • Dr. V. Ravikumar Pandi along with Ms. Angel T. S., Assistant Professor of Electrical and Electronics Department delivered a lecture on “Optimization techniques with incorporation of renewable energy to grid” in FDP at Bishop Jerome Institute, Kollam on July 19, 2018
  • Dr V. Ravikumar Pandi, Assistant Professor of Electrical and Electronics Department has delivered a talk on “Applications of PSCAD for wind integration”, in the FDP on “Software Tools for Simulation and Analysis of Power Systems” at Kalasalingam University, Tamil Nadu on May 26, 2018
  • Dr. Ilango. K, Assistant Professor of Electrical and Electronics Department has delivered a talk on “Application of PSCAD for FACTS Devices" in FDP on Software Tools for Simulation and Analysis of Power Systems during May 24 - 26, 2018 at Kalasalingam Academy of Research and Education, Krishnankoill, Tamilnadu.
  • Dr V. Ravikumar Pandi, Assistant Professor of Electrical and Electronics Department has delivered a key note address on “Modern Power Grid for Sustainable Future” at International Conference on Recent advances in Electrical, Electronics and Control Engineering at Mepco Schlenk Engineering College, Tamil Nadu on 5th May 2018.
  • Dr. V. Ravikumar Pandi, Assistant Professor of Electrical and Electronics Department has delivered a talk on “Demand Response Programs in Smart Grid” in the workshop on Smart and Microgrid system – Research Issues at Mepco Schlenk Engineering College, Tamil Nadu on May 5, 2018.
  • Dr. P. Kanakasabapathy, Associate Professor, Electrical and Electronics Department delivered a talk on 'Self-Scheduling of Pumped-Storage Hydro Power Generation in Electric Power Markets' at National Workshop on Pumped Storage Hydropower Projects organized by Energy Management Centre, Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram, during 8-9 February 2018.

Invited Talks 2017

  • Prof. Muhammad. H. Rashid,Florida Polytechnic University, USA,was the Chief Guest of TAP ENERGY 2017. The inaugural function was followed by a special technical talk from the Chief Guest on “The Future of Power Electronics”. In his address, he talked about how energy has to be tapped from every renewable source available. He spoke about the evolution and contribution of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and concluded by putting a relevant point to educate the society to conserve energy.
Prof. Muhammad H Rashid
Florida Polytechnic University, USA<
  • Dr. G. Bhuvaneshwari, Professor, IIT Delhi, delivered an invited talk on “Modern Control Strategies in Renewable Energy Systems”, briefing on the Wind Energy Conversion Systems, Solar Energy Conversion Systems and Hybrid Energy Systems. Her presentation gave detailed explanation about the evolution of wind energy power conversion systems and opportunities and challenges in utilizing the Permanent Magnet Generators based systems. She also briefed about various converter topologies and its control technologies along with the recent developments happening in research area.
Dr. G. Bhuvaneshwari
IIT Delhi
  • Dr. Prahalad Vadakkepat,Associate Professor at the National University of Singapore, spoke about “Robotics and Artificial Intelligence towards Digital Labour”. He pointed out that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will have a fundamental impact on the global labour market in the next few years. He spoke about the innovative ways in which Artificial Intelligence and robotics simplify the tedious activities and presented the map of future where human co-exist with robots.
Dr. Prahalad Vadakkepat
National University, Singapore
  • Dr. S. A. Ilangovan,Group Director, Chemical Systems, VSSC, delivered a session on “Energy Storage Systems”. It was a wonderful session stuffed with lot of experimental data. He has given clear idea about needs of storing energy, how it is done, the available technologies and the state of the art. He stated the trade-off between ‘how fast we go and how far we can go’.
Dr. S. A. Ilangovan
Chemical Systems, VSSC (ISRO)
  • Dr. Bipin Nair,Professor, Dean, School of Biotechnology, Amritapuri, delivered an invited talk on“Harnessing the potential of Microbes: Power from the micro (be)grid”. He outlined the importance of ensuring access to sustainable energy, water and sanitation for all. He explained about the conversion of biomassinto electricity using microbial fuel cells (MFCs). He pointed out that MFCs canmove forward toward large-scale implementations for both power generation and extended applications in future.
Dr. Bipin Nair
Amrita School of Biotechnology
  • Dr.Prabaharan Poornachandran, Assistant Professor, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, delivered a talk concerning ‘IoT (in) Security’ in which he unveiled the dangers of IoT devices and pros and cons of smart cities. He also presented many facts and reports of IoT attacks happening on a global scale. His presentation gave detailed explanation about vulnerabilities in IoT based power systems and the need for making such systems more secure and safe.
Dr. Prabaharan Poornachandran
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham

Other

  1. Inauguration of Student Clubs

    Amrita Robotics Club and Amrita Renewable Energy Club entirely devised, designed and run by the students of Amritapuri campusmentored by faculty members of EEE Department, Mr. Bharath K. R. and Mr. Meher Madhu Dharmana, were inaugurated by Dr. K. P. Mohandas on 21st December 2017. Robotics club aims at promoting the keen interest of students in the applications of DSP, Embedded Systems, Automation, Power Supply Design and Robotic Innovation. Renewable Energy club aims to encourage students’ innovation utilizing the renewable energy resources for the benefit of society. These clubs encourage students to participate in International and National level technical competitions and conferences. Hands on workshops and Industrial visits are regular activities of these student clubs to develop subject knowledge and technical skills in Renewable Energy and Robotics & Automation.

     

  2. Hardware Demonstration of Research Work and Poster Presentation

    Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering is keen in regularly providing a platform for students every year which bring to lime light their research work, receiving appreciation from the expert evaluators, faculty members and students from various Departments and Research centres. This year also a demonstration of hardware projects and poster presentation of final year students were arranged on May 10, 2017. The projects showcased by the students spanned over various aspects of electrical and electronics engineering like Control and Instrumentation, Robotics & Automation, Power system operation & control, Renewable energy harvesting etc. Most of the projects were product based with focus on developing solutions of social, economic and industrial impact. These projects were evaluated by Dr. Vinod Kumar Gopal and Mr. Pramod Sreedharan, Assistant Professors of Mechanical Department, Amritapuri Campus.

  3. Lab Orientation Programme

    Lab Orientation Programme : A two day workshop was organised by EEE Department, Amritapuri on on 2nd and 3rd January 2017. The programme intended to impart deep knowledge and hands on training in simulation and hardware laboratory experiments in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. The sessions were attended by faculty members and lab supporting staff of the Department.

 

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  1. Ms. Preetha P. K., Assistant Professor and Vice chairperson, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering successfully completed her Ph.D on the thesis titled “Drainage Power Recovery in Distribution Transformers”, from Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham in the month of February 2018. She received her degree from Dr. K. Sivan (Honorable ISRO Chairman) during Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham’s graduation ceremony on August 2018. Her thesis advisors are Dr. Manjula G. Nair, Professor & Chairperson, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Dr. Chandramohanan Nair, former Professor & Chairperson, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering.

  2. Faculty and Students of Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department have published 69 scopus indexed research papers and also possess 300+ citations in the year 2018, among which some are published in international journals like PMME, IJET, International Journal of Renewable Energy Research and Procidea Computer Science. Remaining research papers are presented in reputed international conferences like ICCAR, IPACT, ICSCS, Tap Energy, ICICICT, IBIOMED etc.

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    Assistant Professor
    Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department
    He got selection as Scientist/Engineer at ISRO Satellite Centre, Banglore.

    Dr. V. Ravikumar Pandi


    Assistant Professor
    Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department
    He has been elevated to the grade of Senior Member of the IEEE

    Mr. Srikanth V.


    Assistant Professor
    Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department
    He has been elevated to the grade of Senior Member of the IEEE
  4. Dr. Manjula G. Nair, Professor and Chairperson of EEE Department chaired a session in 27th Swadeshi Science Congress held at Amritapuri Campus from Nov 7-9, 2017. She was the Conference Chair of IEEE International Conference “TAP Energy” 2017.
  5. Mr. Srikanth. V, Assistant Professor of EEE Department has attended the IAS Annual Meeting held at Cincinati Ohio, USA from 1st to 5th October 2017. This event is the IEEE Industrial Application Society’s attempt to bridge the gap between Europe and USA in terms of standards, vision of safety, etc.
  6. Dr. P. Kanakasabapathy, Associate Professor of EEE Department delivered an invited talk on “Market Operations in Restructured Power Systems - Smart Electricity Markets”, at AICTE-QIP sponsored one week short term course on Power Quality Issues and its Mitigation in Smart/Micro Grid System, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Coimbatore Institute of Technology on May 15, 2017
  7. Mr. Ilango K , Assistant Professor (Sr.Gr.) has been conferred with PhD from Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham on August 2016 . Dr. Ilango’s PhD thesis was supervised by Dr. Manjula G Nair, Professor & Chairperson, Electrical and Electronics, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri.
  8. Mr. Meher Madhu D, Assistant Professor, Dept of Electrical and Electronics have filed for US patent on “ System and method for providing rapidness and precision in the control of robotic structure” in August with Application number:201641026765.
  9. Mr. Srikanth V, Assistant Professor (Sr.Gr), Dept of EEE has been featured in the IEEE Industry Applications Magazine July-August 2016 issue. He was spotlighted in the “Pathways”, a feature introducing the IEEE IAS young professionals.

Seminars/Conferences/Workshops Attended

  1. Mr. T. Sreejith Kailas and Mr. JishnuSankar V. C. attended two day Training Programme on “Introduction to Machine Learning”, at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri from December 16-17, 2017.
  2. Ms. Angel T.S attended workshop on “Renewable Energy Solar PV System at CIAL Academy”, Cochin International Airport on November 1, 2017.
  3. Ms. Preetha P. K., Dr Ilango K., Ms. Sreelekshmi R. S., Ms.Lekshmi R. Chandran, Ms. Amritha.S., Ms. Jayasree P. R., Ms. Angel T.S, Mr. JishnuSankar V. C., Mr. ArunRajendran, Mr. Sreejith Kailas T., Ms. Prathibha S. Babu, Ms. Rajasree S. R., Ms. Asha C. A., Mr. Bharath K. R and Bri. Deepthi attended ISTE sponsored STTP on Electric Power Systems organized by EEE Department at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri in association with IIT Kharagpur from July 10-15, 2017.
  4. Dr. V. RavikumarPandi attended one week workshop on “Electric Power Systems” conducted by IIT Kharagpur from May 1 - 5, 2017.
  5. Ms Lekshmi R. Chandran attended National Workshop on “Realising Anything as a Service in IoT : Technologies and Standards “ at C-DAC Trivandrum on Mach 3, 2017.
  6. Mr. Anudev. J. attended two week workshop organised by ISTE STTP on “CMOS, Mixed Signal and Radiofrequency VLSI Design”, conducted by Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur from January 30, 2017 to February 4, 2017.

  1. 5th Position in the Formula Hybrid Competition

    "Team Mavericks," a group of engineering students of the department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, School of Engineering, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri campus, won 5th position in the Formula Hybrid Competition at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in USA (2019).

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  2. National Solar Vehicle Challenge 2019

    A team of engineering students of the department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, School of Engineering, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri campus, won the Overall Championship title at the National Solar Vehicle Challenge (NSVC) 2019. The event was organised by Dynamists Motors Sports Pvt Ltd. under the ‘Make in India’ scheme and was held at Reva University, Bengaluru, from February 28 to March 4, 2019. Read More
     

  3. Gravity Award for ‘Astra’

    Team Mavericks, a group of engineering students from the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, School of Engineering, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri, won the Gravity Award for ‘Astra’, being the lightest vehicle, in the Saur Urja Vehicle Challenge(SUVC-2019). Read More

  4. Team Mavericks

    Team Mavericks (consisting of students from first, second and fourth year) mentored by Mr. Bharath K. R., Ms. Jayasree P. R, and Mr. Sreenivasan M. K. participated in 2nd National Solar Vehicle Challenge at Merchant University, Mehasana, Guarat during 18- 22 March 2018. They reached the final round of the contest and received appreciations for the ergonomic design of their solar electric vehicle.

  5. Team Mavericks: National Solar Vehicle Challenge: Overall Champions 2018

    Team Mavericks, a group of engineering students from the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, School of Engineering, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri, titled as Overall Champions in the National Solar Vehicle Challenge 2018.

  6. National Solar Vehicle Challenge: Overall Champions

    On March 24, 2017, a grand event named National Solar Vehicle Challenge was held at Mehasana, Gujarat. The EEE team named “Mavericks”, comprising 3rd and 2nd year students of the EEE Department., Amritapuri Campus guided by faculty members Mr Bharath K.R (Assistant Professor), Dr Ilango K (Assistant Professor) and Mr Sreenivasan (Technical staff) won the Overall Championshipfor their three wheeled solar powered battery driven electrical vehicle named “Karna”.They also came first in the 'Drag Race' and 'Endurance test' at the national event under 'Make in India' challenge. The team received a cash prize of RsOne lakh thirty thousand. The team included P Dilip Kumar, NeerajVasudev O P, Gautham S, ChamarthiVenkata Sai Gireesh, Soda VenkataAdithyaVardhan , Vishnu Jayan , Roji Thomas Mathew, VeerabommalaBalaji Varun Gupta, Arjun Krishna, AnirudhChithrabhanu, ChalamalasettiYaswanth, Nandu V, Rohith S Prabhu and Shilpa Narayanan of the Third year and Rahul RajeevakumarValliyapurayal , Harikrishnan P A , Hari Sanker A K , Pratheek P.R. and Putchala Vinay of the second year B.Tech EEE program.

  7. ECOKART: 4th Position in Innovation Round

    ECOKART is a National Event for students pursuing Engineering Degree / Diploma. The Competition is to design and fabricate a single passenger Kart which is operated by a battery. The fourth season of the competition known as ECOKART 2017, was held at the BML Munjal University, Gurgaon, Haryana in March 2017.Team ‘Garuda’ consisting of 15 students of the EEE Department under the guidance of MrArunRajendran (Assistant Professor) and with the whole hearted support of Mr Sreenivasan M. K. (Technical staff) represented Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri campus in the competition. The competition was of three rounds starting with an Online virtual round along with marketing round and Dynamic round. About 102 teams had passed the online virtual round. Team ‘Garuda’ was the only team from Kerala to have passed the virtual round. Out of the 72 teams which participated in the dynamic round team ‘Garuda’ was awarded 4th position in innovation round and secured 20th place in overall category. The team included Adwait S. Anand, Ajay, Anirudh K V, Aromal V.B., Arun, Dheeraj Krishna V., Gokulnath G.L., Sarang S., SreeramThattat, Ananda Krishnan Nair, Amrithesh, Gopikrishna S. Menon, K. Manohar Reddy, Pranav Venugopal of the Third year B.Tech EEE Program.

  8. Best Paper Award

    In District level seminar competition organised by KSEB Engineer’s Association with the support of IEEE Power and Energy Society, Kerala Chapter held on Feb 10, 2017, Naufal N and Aswin Sasidharan of M. Tech., 2nd Year (Power and Energy) secured the FIRST Position for their paper presentation on “Power System Harmonics Sources, Issues and Mitigation”.

  9. AICTE-ECI Chaatra Vishwakarma Award

    Final year BTech students from Department of EEE, Amritapuri campus, won the third position in the prestigious, 1st AICTE-ECI Chaatra Vishwakarma Award, in the Students' Project Competition organized by AICTE in collaboration with ECI (Engineering Council of India) held at AICTE headquarters, New Delhi. The group consisting of Arjun, Dilip, Anirudh and Gireesh (team ‘Mavericks’) was guided by Mr. Bharath K. R., Asst. Professor, Department of EEE.

Admissions to M.S./ Ph.D. Programme

Aswini Manoharan
 


B.Tech EEE (3rd year)
KTH University Sweden
She has been selected for International Student Exchange Program at KTH University Sweden for the 3+2 Master’s program.

S. Anandha padmanabhan


2014-2017 B.Tech EEE
Ruhr University Bochum, Germany
He got M.S. admission in Laser and Photonics at Ruhr University Bochum, Germany.

Abhignya. K.


2014-2017, B.Tech, EEE
Ecole Centrale de Nantes, Frannce
She got M.S. admission in Robotics and Control System at Ecole Centrale de Nantes, Frannce.

Harshan U. R


2014-2017, B.Tech, EEE
Carnegie Mellon Univesity, Pennsylvania
He got M.S. admission inCarnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania.

Harsha Gopinath


M.Tech Control and Instrumentation
She was selected for Ph.D. at Amrita School of Engineering, Amrita VishwaVidhyapeetham, Coimbatore.

Sini. S


M.Tech Control and Instrumentation
She was selected for Ph.D. at Amrita School of Engineering, Amrita VishwaVidhyapeetham, Coimbatore.

Adhul S. V.


M.Tech Control and Instrumentation
He was selected for Ph.D. at Amrita School of Engineering, Amrita VishwaVidhyapeetham, Coimbatore.

Anoop S.


M.Tech Control and Instrumentation
He was selected for Ph.D. at Amrita School of Engineering, Amrita VishwaVidhyapeetham, Coimbatore.

Roji Thomas Mathew



He selected for MS admission in Lakehead University, Canada

 

Sajay Krishnan


B. Tech.
He selected for 4+1 Programme, Master of Electrical Engineering in Power & Energy at University of New Mexico.

Aishwarya M. S.


Final Year, B. Tech.
As part of training in Artificial Intelligence, given by Robotics Club, Aishwarya M. S. got placed in Latent View.
 

Placements

Final year B. Tech. and M. Tech. students got placements in top core and software companies;

 

 
 

Internship

Many of the Second Year M.Tech Students were selected for internship by some of the leading companies and research organisations.

Adhul. S. V.

ISRO, Trivandrum Schneider Electric, Bangalore

Rahul. R

 

Dhanya. S. Lal

TATA Elxsi, Bangalore

Sivakumar Pothen

TATA Elxsi, Bangalore

Prathik Sinha

DRDO, Bangalore

Sneha Mariam Sam

Robert Bosch, Coimbatore

Digi. K. Dileep

Hykon India Ltd, Erankulam

Ravi Krishnan Kodoth

SIEMENS, Nasik

Abhiram. S

C_DAC, Trivandrum

Ajay Nair Prabhatkar

Energy Management Centre, Trivandrum

Ashwin. D.

Nano Solar Design Center, Kollam

Sibi Philip

Nano Solar Design Center,Kollam

Manohar Reddy

Manohar Reddy from fourth year EEE did internship in BHEL and Power Grid during December 2017.

Many of the Second and Third year B.Tech EEE students did their Summer Internship in companies like KEL, KSEB, KMML etc

    • B. Krishnan Iyer, student from Department of Electronics and Engieering, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham has completed GSoC(Google Summer of Code) 2018 contributing to the open source project Haiku with stipend 2400 USD.

      He also selected for the prestigious GSoC 2019 program with stipend 3000 USD. As the extension of GSoC project 2019, he was selected to do the research project in a period of 10 months(November 2019 to September 2020) in Japan.

    • Aneesh Surendran, M. Tech. Alumni from Department of Electronics and Engieering, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, has selected as the Mentor of Young Innovators Program 2018-21.

    • Rank Holders of BTech Electrical and Electronics Engineering 2013 - 2017
    Name of Graduating Student CGPA Rank
    Rakhi R. 9.68 First
    Aiswarya Rani 9.59 Third
    Sanjay Krishnan 9.46 Sixth
    Harivishnu B. (1717/182) 9.43 Seventh
    Harshan U. R. (1717/182) 9.43 Seventh
    Gokul Sivaraman 9.37 Ninth
    Krishna N. V. 9.35 Tenth
    • Mr Anoop A.S. student of M.Tech Control and Instrumentation (2016-18), under the guidance of Dr. P Kanakasabapathy, Associate Professor Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department, Dr. K Sivabalaji, Dr. B.N Ashwini from School of Ayurveda has received Best Paper Award in the 8th World Ayurveda Congress & Arogya Expo 2018 held at, Ahmedabad, India during 14- 17 Dec 2018

     

    • Mr. Visal Raveendran, Research Scholar of Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department was selected for student exchange program, in Universitad Politecnica de Valencia (UPV), Spain, during Nov 2018. His research work focuses on the design and development of a solar powered Electric Vehicle Charging Station (Smart park), deploy this model to study capability for grid ancillary services support like Reactive Power support and Harmonic Elimination using ICosΦ Algorithm. The mobility is part of collaborative work between Prof. Dr. Carlos Alvarez, Institute for Energy Engineering, UPV, Valencia, Spain and Dr. Manjula G. Nair, Professor & chairperson of the Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department, Amritapuri who is supervising Visal’s PhD.
    • Mr. Anoop A.S. has begun a start-up company to develop an automated system to carry out certain procedures for eye related treatment in the field of Ayurveda medicine and is upgrading and manufacturing such products as he has fetched considerable orders when he presented the work in a forum at Ministry of Health, Government of Kerala

     

    S. Anandha padmanabhan


    B.Tech EEE
    He got admission for doing M.S. in Laser and Photonics
    at Ruhr University Bochum, Germany

    B. Krishnan Iyer
     


    B.Tech EEE (3rd year)
    He completed google summer of code 2018 contributing to the open source project Haiku

    Airavati Subramonia
     


    B.Tech EEE (4th year)
    She was selected for semester exchange programme at TUM Germany

    Aravind. M. Nair
     


    B.Tech EEE (4th year)
    He was selected for semester exchange programme at TUM Germany

    Manasa T. S. R
     


    B.Tech EEE (4th year)
    Qualified GATE 2018.
    All India Rank: 5684



     

    Kondapu Manohar Reddy


    B.Tech EEE (4th year)
    Qualified GATE 2018
    All India Rank: 19124



     

    P. Dilip Kumar
     


    B.Tech EEE
    Awarded Gold medal
    during Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham’s graduation ceremony
    held on august 31, 2018.
     

    Rohit S. Prabhu
     


    B.Tech EEE
    Awarded Silver Medal
    during Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham’s graduation ceremony
    held on august 31, 2018.
     

    RaviKrishnan Kodoth(PR)


    M.Tech Power and Energy Engineering
    Awarded Gold medal
    during Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham’s graduation ceremony
    held on august 31, 2018.

    Sreya Chandran P. C.(PR)


    M.Tech Power and Energy Engineering
    Awarded Silver medal
    during Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham’s graduation ceremony
    held on august 31, 2018.

    P. J. Neeraj
     


    M.Tech Control and instrumentation Engineering
    Awarded Gold medal
    during Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham’s graduation ceremony
    held on august 31, 2018.

    Fourth year B. Tech. students got placements in top core and software companies a few to list are:

     
     

    Student Internship

    First year M. Tech Students are selected for internship by some leading companies

    Continental Automotive

    Anjali Vijayan
    Swathi Kanaran
    Anirudh Vijay A

    CSIR-CSIO

    Krishna Venugopal
    Sreevidya C
    Nikil Narayanan K
    Tyagi Vipul K

    Nokiya

    Abhinandh B G

    ANERT

    Akash Ajith

    Keltron

    Darsana Saji

    Kalk Tech

    Anagha Praveen
    • Gundu Sai Sandeep of fourth year B. Tech got selected for summer internship at BHEL.
    Gundu Sai Sandeep

    First year B.Tech students have done internship in companies like:

    Third year B.Tech students have done internship in companies like

    Fourth year B.Tech students have got internship in companies for doing their final year project

    Rank Holders

    Convocation of students who graduated in 2017 was held at Amritapuri Campus on 10th September 2017. EEE Department of Amritapuri campus bagged most of the University Ranks in both the UG and PG level. The following students are the Proud Rank holders from the Department.

    Anoop. S

    Gold Medal/First Rank
    M.Tech in Control & Instrumentation

    Kalyani Venugopal

    Gold Medal/First Rank
    M.Tech in Power & Energy

    Rakhi. R

    Gold Medal/First Rank
    B.Tech Electrical and Electronics Engineering

    Dhanya S. Lal

    Silver Medal/ Second Rank
    M.Tech in Control & Instrumentation

    Sneha Mariam Sam

    Silver Medal/ Second Rank
    M.Tech in Power & Energy

    Sanjay Krishnan

    Sixth Rank
    B.Tech Electrical and Electronics Engineering

    Harivishnu. B

    Seventh Rank
    B.Tech Electrical and Electronics Engineering

    Harshan. U. R

    Seventh Rank
    B.Tech Electrical and Electronics Engineering

    Gokul Sivaraman

    Ninth Rank
    B.Tech Electrical and Electronics Engineering

    GATE Qualified

    Sl.No. Name All India Rank Qualifying Year
    1 Aswin Sasidharan 10805 2017
    2 Naufal. N 20878 2017
    3 Vishnu. K. S 20878 19007
    • Devika Pramod was part of the team which secured first place for group song in Inter University South Zona youth festival held at Padmavati University, Tirupati during October 7 - 11, 2018.
    Devika Pramod
    • Indira Basumatary of first year B.Tech EEE was a member of Table Tennis team, representing Amritapuri campus which was adjudged the runner up in the Inter Campus Tournament held at Coimbatore campaus during 30th September to 2nd October 2018
    Indira Basumatary
    • Adabala Sai Jyothi Gayathri Nagendrakumar of first year B.Tech EEE has won second prize for Western Solo Vocals in the Inter University National Youth Festival organized during February 2018 at Ranchi University, Ranchi
    A.Sai Jyothi Gayathri N
    • Aswin Sathish of third year and Devika Pramod of second year B.Tech has won third prize for group song in the Inter University National Youth Festival organized during February 2018 at Ranchi University, Ranchi
    Aswin Sathish
    Devika Pramod
    • J. Vishnu of 4th year B.Tech Electrical and Electronics Engineering represented Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham in Inter University South Zone Cricket Tournament held at Chennai in the first week of January 2017.
    J. Vishnu
    • Aswin Sathish of 3rd year B. Tech. Electrical and Electronics Engineering was a member of the team which won first prize in group song and third prize in western group song in the Inter-Amrita completion held at AIMS, Ernakulam from September 9, 2017 to September 10, 2017.
    Aswin Sathish
    • Dinesh Kumar C of 3rd year B.Tech Electrical and Electronics Engineering gave a staggering performance at the Inter Amrita Swimming Competitions held at Coimbatore campus on September 14, 20171. He won four prizes in the competition. The details are as follows:
      • 4X200 M Freestyle Relay: Second Place ii) 200 M Butterfly Stroke: Second Place.
      • 4X100 M Freestyle Relay: Second Place
      • 200 M Breast Stroke: Third Place
     
    • Amaya. V of 4th year B.Tech Electrical and Electronics Engineering was a member of team which won the Gold medal in 4x400m Relay in the Inter Amrita Athletic meet held at Ettimadai Campus from November 3-5, 2017.
    Amaya V
    • P. Dilip Kumar of 4th year B.Tech Electrical and Electronics Engineering has won the Silver medal for High jump in the Inter Amrita Athletic meet held at Ettimadai Campus from November 3-5, 2017.
    P. Dilip Kumar

    Testimonials

    ..I want to share some of my experiences at Amrita, that help me to get advancements in my career. As a kid, I like cars, for some reasons I want to work in Automotive Industry. I took Computer Science Engineering in my first year and switched to Electrical and Electronics department. This was a very important turning point in my life. This flexibility that Amrita gave me to switch from Computer Science to Electrical department, helped me to pursue what I like. During my final year project, I spent lot of time in the laboratory, those six months help me to get a job in an Automotive Industry. My experience while being at Amrita is that as long as you are pushing to get what you want, there is always someone there to help you. And also I was able to create a meaningful lifelong relationships at Amrita. It really helped to become the person I am right now, and I am definite it will work for you as well.

    students-speak
    Sarath Mohan
    BTech 2008-2012 Batch | Working in an Automotive Industry at Munich, Germany

    ..I was a visiting research student at Durham University, United Kingdom(UK), which is one of the top 100 Global University in the world with a 74 rank in QS world ranking 2019. It is also one of the top 10 university in UK. It was a great experience at Durham University. I got this opportunity because of the International Research Scholarship provided by Amrita. I am greatful to Dr .Manjula G Nair, Chairperson, Dept. of EEE for her guidance and support. I am also very greatful to Chancellor Amma for this excellent opportunity.

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    Deepthi Madathil
    PhD Scholar, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri campus

    ..Speaking about Amrita, I was very happy about it. The reason is that the teachers are knowledgeable and approachable. Any new ideas from students were always encouraged and help refine the idea. About life at Amrita, pursue your conscious and success is going to lead you.

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    Anirudh Vijay
    2017-2019 M. Tech. in Power and Energy | Executive Engineer, Continental

    ..Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham offers unique combination of learning, self-development, bliss and value based education. I feel special studying at Amrita. Each of the Faculty members helped me with my ups and downs and shaped me into a better, responsible and successful person. The 4 years spent at Amrita were the stepping stones of my career journey and evolved me into a confident lady, bolstered with many new skills.

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    Pachi Pulisu Raja Rajeswari
    2015 - 2019 B. Tech.

    ..The campus is filled with positive energy and exuberance. The campus is full of limitless opportunities to discover ourselves. I am from EEE batch 2015-2019 and we did have the best professors. They guided and encouraged us to take the right path in our own way. Even after coming into the corporate world I am sure I can reach out to them for guidance. Amrita provided the perfect platform for technical skill development as well as personality development. The instruments, labs, libraries are of superb quality and have everything that one needs to gain in-depth knowledge in one’s field of interest. Amrita helped me to be passionate, courageous, humble and to be true to oneself. I am proud to be an Amritian.

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    Gayathri Sreekumar Nair
    2015 - 2019 B. Tech., Placed in Continental

    ..In the journey of life, Amrita was my destination for under graduation. Incredible infrastructure, diverse culture and vast knowledge to explore were the main perks of this renowned institution. The effective training plan throughout every academic year made sure that we came out as quality engineers. As a EEE student my role was equivalent both in theory and practical classes. Faculties are highly talented and their expertise in teaching was proved in the results of students. They are friendly and approachable even now when I’m in a corporate world. The facilities in labs are of superior quality and allow us to gain in-depth knowledge. Sports and Extra-Curricular activities are taken on in parallel and given equal importance to as academics. As a whole the institution served as a base platform to develop my academia, to groom my persona and to improve my charisma. The value based education provided by Amrita ensures cost effective solutions for the problems in society.

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    Rahul Rajeevakumar Valliyapurayal
    2015 - 2019 B. Tech., Placed in Robert Bosch

    ..I thank my EEE Department and its faculty members for encouraging and supporting me to shape my career and building a strong technical knowledge. I appreciate our CIR placement cell for getting me placed in a core company.

     

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    Aravind M. Nair
    2015 - 2019 B. Tech., Placed in ELGi

    ..After completing my graduation in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Amrita, I got placed in one of the leading power system consultants in India. After gaining three years of experience in Power System, I joined back Amrita for doing my post-graduation in Power and Energy Engineering. Thereafter, I got placed Siemens Wind Energy, who is the no. 1 Wind Turbine Manufacturer across the globe. All these happened because of Amrita and being in this position I would like to thank all my faculty members of department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Amritapuri campus, and I would recommend everyone to join this program.
     

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    Aneesh Rajeev
    2013-2015 M. Tech. | Power System Consultant, Siemens Wind Energy

    ..I was a visiting research student at Durham University, United Kingdom(UK), which is one of the top 100 Global University in the world with a 74 rank in QS world ranking 2019. It is also one of the top 10 university in UK. I got this opportunity because of the efforts of the dept. of EEE, Amrita and chairperson Dr. Manjula G Nair. I am also very greatful to Chancellor Amma for giving me this opportunity.
     

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    Vishak Hariharan
    PhD Scholar, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri campus

    ..I joined for M. Tech. in Power and Energy at Amrita where I had a good bunch of friends and teachers and had a good learning and practical experience at labs. Teachers were very supportive and encouraging and also pointed out our mistakes, which helps us to improve. They encourage to take up the internship, during the second year of our MTech, which also made us to prepare for the placement drives. Now I am working in the software development team of Continental Automotive. Getting new ideas, trying to develop new things, trying to develop new applications for automotive software, learning new things each day and for all these I would like to thank Amrita from the beginning, to provide me very good exposure, starting from internship and I would like to thank all teachers, management and my friends and feeling myself lucky to part of Amrita.
     

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    Anjali Vijayan
    2017-2019 M. Tech in Power and Energy | Executive Engineer at Continental

    ..Four years at college was a wonderful and memorable moments filled with joy, friendship, and learning. The college has provided a great opportunity of pursuing my career in the research and development sector of automotive industry. It was a great privilege to be graduated from one of the top colleges in India.
     

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    Putchala Vinay
    2015 - 2019 B. Tech., Placed in Hyundai Mobis Technical Centre

    ..Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham for me has not only added to my academic quotient but has also provided a platform for holistic development of my personality. It has helped me develop a positive attitude towards my studies and discover more about myself. This institution has supportive, caring and best faculties. Professors act as mentors to nurture your creativity and knowledge and ensure that your energy is channelized in the right direction. It has various platforms which will make every day of yours a new beginning filled with learning and enjoyment. Always proud to be an Amritan.

     

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    Jayasudha
    2015 - 2019 B. Tech., Placed in PRDC Infotech

    ..The academic experience with a world-class infrastructure and excellent faculty at Amrita School of Engineering, Amritapuri has endured me with a lifelong career excellence. The exceptional programs and teaching methodologies backed by practical skills and industry interface has given me the confidence to pursue my career ahead. I found welcoming classmates, engaged faculty, and a built-in community in Amrita. I enjoyed the teacher-student feedback, the contents of the courses and the teaching framework offered. One major thing that pops about my life at Amritapuri is the time spend there with all my friends and the various projects we did together. it was one among the best days of my life. Campus Placement gave me an opportunity to step into the corporate world as a trainee decision scientist at Mu Sigma.

     

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    Anandu Krishnan
    2015 - 2019 B. Tech., Placed in Mu-Sigma

    ..The MTech course in Power and Energy offered at ASE, Amritapuri, is one of its kind due to its unique syllabus and teaching faculty. The course helps not only to gain theoretical knowledge but also to apply them in a practical scenario, making us ‘industry ready’. The course is so well versed with many software skills which gives us an upper hand in any interview.

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    Sneha Mariyam Sam
    2015 - 2017 M. Tech., Placed in Robert Bosch
     
                 
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