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EXPERT SYSTEMS AND SOLUTIONS Email: [email protected] Cell: +91-9952749533, +91-9345276362 website: www.researchprojects.info Chennai , Tamil Nadu, India Mobile View HOME POWER SYSTEMS IEEE 2012 ABSTRACTS PROJECT AREAS VIDEOS KITS AND SPARES PROJECTS LIST ONE-DAY WORKSHOP JOB OPENINGS ELECTRICAL WORKS ONLINE TUTORING ELECTRONICS SERVICING CONTACTS FAQ Downloads Power Electronics Titles ME (Power Electronics and Drives) Due importance is accorded to both subjects and dissertation work. Each of the Project is handled by chosen, experienced staff, and is complemented by senior practicing experts from reputed industry. The dissertation work is supervised meticulously by specialized faculty. Phase 1 and Phase II Number of Projects per academic year - 20 Numbers Including Funded Projects . Selection Process - First come First serve Basis. 1. Three phase inverter and converters 2. Buck Boost Converter using 89s51 3. Matrix Converter Using Micro Controllers 4. Inverter and converter topologies 5. Fuzzy based control of Electric Drives. 6. Optimal design of Electrical Machines 7. BLDC and SR motor Drives 8. Clamp Flyback–Forward Converter 9. Adaptive DC-Link Voltage-Controlled Hybrid Active Power Filters for Reactive Power Compensation 10. Eliminating Leakage Currents in Neutral Point Clamped Inverters for Photovoltaic Systems 11. Modeling and Control of Dual-stage High-power Multifunctional PV System in d-q-o Coordinate 12. Hybrid Rectifier With Near-Sinusoidal Input Currents 13. Active Damping of Output LC Filter Resonance for Vector-Controlled VSI-Fed AC Motor Drives 14. DC Link Active Power Filter for Three-Phase Diode Rectifier 15. A ZVS-PWM Three-Phase Current-Fed Push-Pull DC-DC Converter High-Step-Up and High-Efficiency Fuel-Cell Power-Generation System With Active

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EXPERT SYSTEMS AND SOLUTIONS Center for Research ProjectsEmail: [email protected], Cell: 9952749533, Neyveli Tamil NaduIEEE and Non IEEE based Projects For Final year students of B.E in EEE, ECE, EIE, Mech, Automobile, Mechatronics , M.E (Power Systems)M.E (Applied Electronics)M.E (Power Electronics)M.E (VLSI Design)M.E ( Control Systems )M.E ( Process Control ) Ph.D Electrical and Electronics. Power Systems Power Electronics

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Page 1: Power Electronics and Power Systems Projects for M.E and M.tech Students

EXPERT SYSTEMS AND SOLUTIONS Email: [email protected]

Cell: +91-9952749533, +91-9345276362

website: www.researchprojects.info

Chennai , Tamil Nadu, IndiaMobile View

HOME

POWER SYSTEMS

IEEE 2012

ABSTRACTS

PROJECT AREAS

VIDEOS

KITS AND SPARES

PROJECTS LIST

ONE-DAY

WORKSHOP

JOB OPENINGS

ELECTRICAL

WORKS

ONLINE TUTORING

ELECTRONICS

SERVICING

CONTACTS

FAQ

Downloads

Power Electronics Titles

ME (Power Electronics and Drives)

Due importance is accorded to both subjects and dissertation work. Each of theProject is handled by chosen, experienced staff, and is complemented by senior practicingexperts from reputed industry. The dissertation work is supervised meticulously byspecialized faculty.

Phase 1 and Phase II

Number of Projects per academic year - 20 Numbers Including Funded Projects .Selection Process - First come First serve Basis.

1. Three phase inverter and converters

2. Buck Boost Converter using 89s51

3. Matrix Converter Using Micro Controllers

4. Inverter and converter topologies

5. Fuzzy based control of Electric Drives.

6. Optimal design of Electrical Machines

7. BLDC and SR motor Drives

8. Clamp Flyback–Forward Converter

9. Adaptive DC-Link Voltage-Controlled Hybrid Active Power Filters for Reactive PowerCompensation

10. Eliminating Leakage Currents in Neutral Point Clamped Inverters for PhotovoltaicSystems

11. Modeling and Control of Dual-stage High-power Multifunctional PV System in d-q-oCoordinate

12. Hybrid Rectifier With Near-Sinusoidal Input Currents

13. Active Damping of Output LC Filter Resonance for Vector-Controlled VSI-Fed ACMotor Drives

14. DC Link Active Power Filter for Three-Phase Diode Rectifier

15. A ZVS-PWM Three-Phase Current-Fed Push-Pull DC-DC Converter

High-Step-Up and High-Efficiency Fuel-Cell Power-Generation System WithActive

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Part Time B.E 16. A Single-Switch AC/DC Flyback Converter Using a CCM/DCM Quasi-Active PowerFactor Correction

17. Active Power Filter Control Strategy with Implicit Closed Loop Current Control andResonant Controller

18. General Active Global Stabilization of Multiloads DC-Power Networks

19. Power Electronic Hybrid System for Load Balancing Compensation and Frequency-Selective Harmonic Suppression

20. A Lyapunov-Function-Based Control for a Three-Phase Shunt Hybrid Active Filter

21. A Robust Adaptive Control Strategy of Active Power Filters for Power-Factor

22. Correction, Harmonic Compensation, and Balancing of Nonlinear Loads

23. Buck Converter With Merged Active Charge-Controlled Capacitive Attenuation

24. Low-Cost Direct Torque Control Algorithm for Induction Motor Without AC PhaseCurrent Sensors

25. High-Frequency Resonant SEPIC Converter With Wide Input and Output VoltageRanges

26. A Novel Single-Stage High-Power-Factor AC-to-DC LED Driving Circuit WithLeakageInductance Energy Recycling

27. Feed-Forward Compensator of Operating Frequency for APWM HB FlybackConverter

28. Soft-Switching Boost Converter With a Flyback Snubber for High PowerApplications

29. Modularized Buck-Boost + Cuk Converter for High Voltage Series Connected BatteryCells

30. New Efficient Bridgeless Cuk Rectifiers for PFC Applications

31. Interleaved Buck Converter Having Low Switching Losses and Improved Step-DownConversion Ratio

32. Analysis and Design of Active NPC (ANPC) Inverters for Fault-Tolerant Operation ofHigh-Power Electrical Drives

33. A Five-Level Inverter Topology with Single-DC Supply by Cascading a FlyingCapacitor Inverter and an H-Bridge

34. Modeling and Control for a Bidirectional Buck–Boost Cascade Inverter

35. Multilevel Current Waveform Generation Using Inductor Cells and H-Bridge Current-Source Inverter

36. A Low Cost Flyback CCM Inverter for AC Module Application

37. Three-Phase Dual-Buck Inverter With Unified Pulsewidth Modulation

38. A Safety Enhanced, High Step-Up DC–DC Converter for AC Photovoltaic ModuleApplication

39. Single-Phase to Three-Phase Power Converters: State of the Art

40. A Novel Single-Phase Five-Level Inverter With Coupled Inductors

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41. A Filtered SVPWM for Multiphase Voltage Source Inverters Considering FinitePulse- Width Resolution

42. Improved Modulation Schemes for Indirect Z-source Matrix Converter WithSinusoidal Input and Output Waveforms

43. Leakage Current Reduction in a Single-Phase Bidirectional AC–DC Full-BridgeInverter

44. Space Vector Modulation Strategy Applied to Interphase Transformers-Based Five-Level Current Source Inverters

45. A Single to Three-Phase Z-source Matrix Converter

46. Sawtooth Switching Strategy Implementation for Indirect Matrix Converter

47. Three-Phase Switched-Inductor Z-Source Matrix Converter

48. Three-Phase to Single-Phase Super-Sparse Matrix Converters

49. Investigation of a 2/3-Step Voltage-Based Commutation Method for MatrixConverters

50. A Novel SPWM Strategy for Single- to Three-Phase Matrix Converter

51. Carrier-based PWM Method for Four-Leg Very Sparse Matrix Converter

52. Matrix converter for two-phase induction Motor Application:Analysis, Modeling andSimulation

53. A Modified Single-Phase Quasi-Z-Source AC–AC Converter

54. Improved Time Optimal Control of a Buck Converter Based on Capacitor Current

55. MOSFET Switching Loss Model and Optimal Design of a Current Source DriverConsidering the Current Diversion Problem

56. Design Flow for High Switching Frequency and Large-Bandwidth Analog DC/DCStep-Down Converters for a Polar Transmitter

57. A New High Efficiency Current Source Driver With Bipolar Gate Voltage

58. Modeling and Control for a Bidirectional Buck–Boost Cascade Inverter

59. Interleaved Buck Converter Having Low Switching Losses and Improved Step-DownConversion Ratio

60. Transformer design for a forwarded DC-DC converter.

61. Modeling of electric field distribution and partial discharge measurement andanalysis.

62. Switched-mode power supply transformer design

63. Harmonics and conducted emi reduction in induction motor drives using switchingand filtering techniques

64. Switch-mode power supply transformer design.

65. An Improved Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO)–Based MPPT for PV With ReducedSteady- State Oscillation

66. Modulated-Ramp PWM Generator for Linear Control of the Boost Converter’s Power

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67. Microcontroller-Based Peak Current Mode Control Using Digital SlopeCompensation

68. A Ripple-Based Constant On-Time Control With Virtual Inductor Current and Offset Cancellation for DC Power Converters

69. A Loss-Adaptive Self-Oscillating Buck Converter for LED Driving

70. Full-Bridge Three-Port Converters With Wide Input Voltage Range for RenewablePower Systems

71. Implementation of sliding mode controller for boost converter

72. Control strategies for DC motor using dual chopper

73. Modeling and speed control of permanent magnet synchronous motor drive

74. Performance of three phase self excited induction generator

75. Utility frequency AC to high frequency AC power converter with boost-half bridgesingle stage circuit topology

76. An investigation of a robust control logic for a switch mode DC – AC inverter

77. Modeling and analysis of TSC controlled three phase self excited induction generatorControl Strategies for active power filter

78. A novel Switch – mode DC – AC inverter with nonlinear robust controlOptimization of photovoltaic / wind generation system using PSO

79. DSP based control of Non-conventional Energy source-fed DC-DC converteroperating in parallel.

80. Direct Torque control of Induction Motor.

81. DSP based control of Non-conventional Energy source-fed DC-DC converteroperating in parallel.

82. Benchmarking Energy consumption of commercial building.

83. PLL less grid connected inverters for solar and wind energy conversion system

Further Research Opportunities: Students are Motivated to participate in research projectsin the areas of, but not limited to: Control Systems, Power Electronics in Power systems,Power Systems Protection, High Voltage Transmission Systems, Power Electronics &Industrial Drives, Applications of Power Electronics.

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