Research

In power electronics we process electric power through semi-conductor switches. These power devices (MOSFET or IGBT) are at the heart of any power electronic converter. In many of our work we try find new topologies (configuration of switches) and modulation strategy (switching scheme), that improve power conversion efficiency and reduce size and cost. We emphasise on design, fabrication and testing of state of the art and advanced power converters. We do work on cutting edge embedded solutions for power electronic applications. 

 Research Topics :

  • High Frequency Link Isolated Converters: Topology, Modulation, Dynamic Modeling, Control and Design
  • Medium Voltage, High Frequency Power Converters
  • Characterization of and Design with Emerging Wide-Band-Gap Power Semiconductor Devices such as SiC, GaN, etc.
  • PWM Techniques For Multi-Phase & Multi-Level High-Power Motor Drive
  • Embedded Systems Design for Power Converters
  • High Frequency And High-Power Magnetics

APPLICATIONS

Grid integration of Renewables

In power electronics we process electric power through semi-conductor switches. These power devices (MOSFET or IGBT) are at the heart of any power electronic converter. 

Powering Electric Vehicles

Electric Vehicles (EV) pose a wide range of challenging problems to the power electronic engineer. In EV basically we drive an electric motor (Engine) from a battery (Fuel).

Space Power Electronics

Satellites are primarily powered by solar energy and hence require power converters to supply the onboard loads. We are working with ISRO to develop a high frequency power system for the satellites.

Motor drives

It is a core of any country’s industrial economy, from small fans to large industries; it is an essential part and power electronics play a role in maximising performance.

Green hydrogen and grid-scale storage

It is a future of clean energy, and power electronics finds a way to control its generation and utilisation

Driving Next-gen AI

AI is the future and consumes tremendous power, and power electronics is the only solution to power it efficiently.

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