On-Campus Workshops

Transforming Theory into Practice
Our on-campus workshops are designed to bridge the gap between theoretical understanding and practical application. These immersive sessions provide students with hands-on experience in advanced engineering concepts, ensuring they are well-prepared for the challenges of the industry.

Power Electronics with Matlab/Simulink

  • DC-DC Converters: Learn to design and simulate a variety of DC-DC converter topologies, such as Buck, Boost, and Buck-Boost converters. Analyze their performance, including efficiency and transient response, under different operating conditions.
  • AC-DC Converters: Explore the principles of rectification, both uncontrolled and controlled. Simulate rectifier circuits to understand their applications in power supplies.
  • DC-AC Converters (Inverters): Understand the design and simulation of single-phase and three-phase inverters, with a focus on Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) control strategies and their impact on performance.

Power Inverters with Matlab/Simulink

  • Single-Phase Inverters: Design and simulate single-phase inverters, focusing on modulation techniques and their effects on harmonic distortion and efficiency.
  • Three-Phase Inverters: Develop and simulate three-phase inverters used in industrial applications. Explore space vector modulation and its benefits.
  • Advanced Inverter Topologies: Get introduced to multilevel inverters and their applications in high-power systems. Simulate different configurations to analyze performance.

Power Drives with Matlab/Simulink

  • Motor Drives: Design and simulate motor drives, including DC drives, AC drives, and variable frequency drives. Understand motor control principles and apply them using Matlab/Simulink.
  • Control Strategies: Learn and implement various control strategies such as PID control, vector control, and direct torque control in simulations.
  • Drive Applications: Explore the applications of motor drives in automotive, manufacturing, and renewable energy sectors. Simulate specific drive systems for a practical understanding.

Renewable Energy Systems with Matlab/Simulink

  • Photovoltaic (PV) Systems: Design and simulate PV systems, both grid-connected and standalone. Analyze performance under various conditions and implement Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) techniques.
  • Wind Energy Systems: Simulate wind energy conversion systems, studying their aerodynamic and electrical characteristics. Implement control strategies to optimize performance.
  • Hybrid Energy Systems: Model and simulate hybrid energy systems that combine multiple renewable sources, such as PV and wind. Analyze system stability and efficiency, and explore energy storage solutions.
  • Grid-Connected Renewable Energy Systems: Understand the modeling and simulation of grid-connected renewable energy systems. Focus on grid stability and performance optimization.

EV with Matlab/Simulink

  • EV Powertrain Simulation: Design and simulate EV powertrain components, including electric motors, battery management systems, and power electronics. Analyze their performance under different driving conditions.
  • Battery Modeling and Management: Model and simulate battery systems, focusing on parameters like state of charge (SoC) and state of health (SoH). Implement battery management algorithms for performance optimization.
  • Control Strategies for EVs: Develop and simulate control strategies for electric motors, including vector control and regenerative braking. Analyze their impact on energy efficiency.
  • Integration with Renewable Energy: Explore the integration of EVs with renewable energy sources. Simulate PV-powered EV charging stations and analyze the impact on performance and grid stability.

How to Enroll

To schedule an on-campus workshop, please contact us. We will work closely with your faculty to tailor the curriculum to meet your specific needs and ensure a comprehensive learning experience.
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Ideal Participants

Our on-campus workshops are tailored for students enrolled in the following programs
  • B.Tech (Electrical and Electronics Engineering)
  • B.Tech (Electronics and Communication Engineering)
  • M.Tech (Power Electronics))
  • M.Tech (Power Systems)
  • M.Tech (Power Drives)
  • M.Tech (Renewable Energy Systems)
  • M.Tech (Control Systems)
  • M.Tech (Embedded Systems)
  • M.Tech (Internet of Things – IoT)
  • M.Tech (Electronics Control Engineering)
  • M.Tech (Industrial Engineering)
  • B.Tech (Electronics and Instrumentation)
  • PhD (Electrical Engineering)
  • PhD (Power Electronics)
  • PhD (Power Systems)