2015-16
Department
of
Electrical
and
Electronics
SAINT GITS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
KOTTUKULAM HILLS, PATHAMUTTOM P O,
KOTTAYAM-686532
Department of Electrical and Electronics
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ENGINEERING
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SAINTGITS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
PATHAMUTTOM, KOTTAYAM
Department Hand Book
2015-2016
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Department of Electrical and Electronics
CONTENTS
Electrical and Electronics Engineering – an Overview
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Department in a Glance
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Vision, Mission, PEO’s & Program Outcomes
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Strength
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Teaching and technical Faculty
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Laboratories and faculty in-charge
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Staffrooms and Classrooms
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Chief Staff Advisor & Advisors
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Department Responsibilities
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Class and Student Placement representatives --------------------------------------------12
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Placement Syllabus
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Add on course 2014-15
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GATE Coaching
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Electrical Engineering Association
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IEEE student branch chapter
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External Talks
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In House Talks
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Department Project Exhibition
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Student Achievements
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Staff Achievements
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NSS Tech Cell
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Add on Course 2015-16
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Retrospection 2014-2015
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Department of Electrical and Electronics
ABOUT ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
In the current scenario, Electrical and Electronics Engineering is one of
the most dynamic branches. Electrical power is an integral part of modern life.
It is impossible to visualize the world without electricity. There has been rapid
advancement in generation, transmission and distribution technologies,
opening up new frontiers. The degree of sophistication of control technology
has reached a stage where an intricate knowledge of programming, hardware
and mathematical analysis is mandatory. Subjects on Network theory, Control
systems, protection and power systems give the exposure to electrical
fundamentals, whereas, analogue and digital circuits, microprocessor, Digital
Signal Processing, advanced programming languages make an attractive blend
of electrical and electronics, thereby, creating excellent placement
opportunities in very sector. With the continued worldwide growth in all
aspects of Electrical and Electronics technology, graduates in this stream will
be well-equipped to be able to think creatively and laterally and help secure the
future of the next generation.
DEPARTMENT AT A GLANCE
We are one of the six departments within SAINTGITS College of
Engineering. The department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering was
established in the year 2002. Our distinctive four-year undergraduate degree
Programme leads to a B.Tech. degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering
approved by A.I.C.T.E and affiliated to Mahatma Gandhi University. The
programme combines rigorous training in engineering fundamentals and
applications with elective courses in various emerging fields of Electrical
Engineering. It attracts undergraduate students who want to study electrical
engineering and also gain a broad base of knowledge in other engineering
streams. The department launched the M.Tech course in Power Systems in the
year 2008 and has a yearly intake of 36 students in 2 batches. The Department
is equipped with a fortifying and veteran group of teachers, technical staff with
prodigious and vibrant potential. It is reputed for its excellence in imparting
high quality education to Undergraduate and Post Graduate students.
The department offers the following degrees:
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B.Tech. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering
M.Tech. in Power Systems
Department of Electrical and Electronics
VISION, MISSION, PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES & PROGRAM
OUTCOMES
Vision
Mould globally competent value added professionals in Electrical and Allied
Engineering, having the spirit of innovation and research, to support
technological and economic development of the nation.
Mission
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Expertise the students in theory and practice through high quality
teaching learning process.
Inculcate the skill of research and innovation by consistent institute
industry interaction.
Provide opportunity to organize and to take part in technical, cultural
and socially relevant programs in tandem with the curriculum.
Programme Educational Objectives
PEO 1: Demonstrate leadership qualities, problem solving potential and
passion for innovation appreciating social responsibilities.
PEO 2: Manifest research aptitude, design capability and programming skills
with emphasis on professional ethics.
PEO 3: Exhibit professionalism, teamwork, communication skills and spirit of
learning.
Program Outcomes
PO1: Ability to apply knowledge of engineering fundamentals and basic science
for the successful implementation of engineering projects.
PO 2: Ability to apply complex mathematical concepts and relations to critically
analyze engineering problems.
PO 3: Aptitude to analyze electrical circuits, networks, signals and systems
using analytical tools to obtain feasible solutions.
PO 4: Skill to design, implement and verify electronic/ digital/ linear integrated
circuits in compliance with industrial requirements.
PO 5: Capability to investigate complex problems related to installation, testing
and control of engineering systems, model them properly and to propose
innovative solutions.
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PO 6: Ability to synthesize electric circuits, prepare electrical drawings and to
simulate control systems using modern IT tools.
PO7: Aptitude to develop, test and maintain software solutions using low/
middle/ high level language required for industrial and commercial
applications.
PO 8: Capability to apply the knowledge of electrical machinery, power systems
and renewable energy resources for the benefit of society.
PO 9: Ability to propose environmentally sustainable methodologies for the
generation, transmission, distribution and utilization of electrical energy.
PO 10: Determination to value social and professional ethics in the
formulation, development and implementation of policies/ projects/ventures.
PO 11: Skill to work progressively as an individual or in a team towards a
specific target and to accomplish the task within the available time span.
PO 12: Ability to exhibit proficiency in language both in oral and written
communication to enhance the proper transfer of information and opinions.
PO 13: Capability to plan and to manage the budget of small scale/ medium
scale projects and ventures exploiting the knowledge of economics and finance.
PO 14: Ability to explore the recent trends in technology and to apply advanced
computing techniques to find novel solutions relevant to engineering
applications.
STRENGTH
FACULTY
TECHNICAL STAFF
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UG STUDENTS
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PG STUDENTS
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Prof. – 2,Asso. Prof-1
Asst. Prof. –21
Trades Instr. –2 , Trades Man -2, Lab
Instr.- 2
S1S2- 60 S3/4 – 51 S5/6 –58S7/861
S1S2- 14 S3/4 – 34
Department of Electrical and Electronics
TEACHING FACULTY
NAME
Prof. Amey George
Dr. Jaimol Thomas
Dr. Manju Mathew
Jisha James
Serin Zachariah
Fossy Mary Chacko
Deepu Jose
Ancy Sara Varghese
Rachel Rose
Smitha S D
AparnaThampi
Jancy Varghese
Emil NinanSkariah
Filmy Francis
Deepu E Koshy
JaisonCherian
AshaAnuKurian
Rishi Menon
Abraham George
VinuKoshy Abraham
Daru Anna Thomas
Polly Thomas
Arun Sebastian
Elizabeth Rajan
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EMAIL
hodeee@saintgits.org
jaimol.thomas@saintgits.org
manju.mathew@saintgits.org
jisha.jamess@saintgits.org
serin.zachariah@saintgits.org
fossy.mary@saintgits.org
deepu.jose@saintgits.org
ancy.sara@saintgits.org
rachel.rose@saintgits.org
smitha.sd@saintgits.org
aparna.thampi@saintgits.org
jancy.varghese@saintgits.org
emil.ninan@saintgits.org
filmy.francis@saintgits.org
deepu.koshy@saintgits.org
jaison.c@saintgits.org
asha.kurian@saintgits.org
rishi.menon@saintgits.org
abraham.george@saintgits.org
vinu.koshy@saintgits.org
daru.anna@saintgits.org
polly.thomas@saintgits.org
arun.sebastian@saintgits.org
elizabeth.rajan@saintgits.org
Faculty members on leave:
Er.Sujo P George:Doing Ph.D. at NIT Calicut
Er.Haseena K A:Doing Ph.D. at NIT Calicut
Er.TibinJoseph:Doing Ph.D. at Cardif University U.K
Er. Jineeth Joseph: Doing Ph.D. at NIT Calicut
Technical staff
NAME
Vinu K Kurian
Sajin Krishnan
Deepu Abraham
Santhosh Abraham M.
N.
Thomas George
Thomas P Andrews
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EMAIL
vinu.k@saintgits.org
sajin.Krishnan @saintgits.org
deepu.abraham@saintgits.org
santhosh.kumar
@saintgits.org
thomas.george@saintgits.org
thomas.p@saingits.org
Department of Electrical and Electronics
LAB
FACULTY IN CHARGE
Electrical Workshop
CAD Lab
Control & Simulation Lab
Serin Zachariah
Fossy Mary Chacko
Rachel Rose
Electrical Machines Lab
Arun Sebastian
Electronic Circuits Lab
High Voltage Lab
M.Tech. Simulation Lab
Vinukoshy Abraham
Emil NinanSkariah
Ancy Sara Varghese
Measurements Lab
JaisonCherian
Power Electronics Lab
AparnaThampi
Research Lab (PEER)
Rishi Menon
Consumables
AshaAnuKurian
STAFF ROOMS & CLASS ROOMS
STAFFROOM
MAIN STAFF ROOM
Staff Room I
Staff Room II
ROOM NO.
CLC 202
CLR SR2
CLG SR 2A
EXTENSION NO.
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Class room layout
BATCH
S3,S4
S5,S6
S7,S8
S1S2 M.Tech.-A Batch
S1S2M.Tech.-B Batch
CLASSROOM
CLC104
CLC105
CLC106
CLC 404
CLC 406
CHIEF STAFF ADVISORS & ADVISORS
Class
S1,S2
S3,S4
S5,S6
S7,S8
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Staff Advisor
Dr. Manju Mathew
Fossy Mary Chacko
Emil NinanSkariah
SerinZacharia
AshaAnuKurian
VinuKoshy Abraham
Deepu Jose
Ancy Sara varghese
Arun Sebastian
Smitha S D
Rishi Menon
Polly Thomas
Department of Electrical and Electronics
DEPARTMENT RESPONSIBILITIES
PG Coordinator
Dr. Jaimol Thomas
UG Coordinator
Dr. ManjuMathew
Accreditation
Jisha James
ISO Coordinator
AshaAnuKurian
Association staff in-charge
Polly Thomas
Curriculum Project
Coordinator
Semester Project
Coordinator
Placement in-charge
VinuKoshy Abraham / Rishi Menon
IEEE SB Counselor
Abraham George
IEEE -IAS SB advisor
JaisonCherian
IEEE WIE SB Advisor
AshaAnuKurian
GATE Coaching
Fossy Mary Chacko/ Deepu Jose
Technical Talks for students
AparnaThampi
Add on course
Daru Anna Thomas
Department Library in
charge
In house Talks
Polly Thomas
Fossy Mary Chacko
University Exam Cell
VinuKoshy Abraham
Series Exam
Smitha S D
Departmental Meetings
Fossy Mary Chacko
Dept. Tour Coordinator
Emil NinanSkariah
Treasurer
Ancy Sara Varghese
SCIE Advisors
Fossy Mary Chacko/ Emil NinanSkariah
NSS Tech Cell
Representative
Abraham George
PTA
Polly Thomas
Alumni Dept. in charge
Ancy Sara Varghese/ Jancy Varghese
Website Dept. in charge
Abraham George
Women‟s Cell Representative
Deepu Jose
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Polly Thomas
Rishi Menon/Abraham George
Department of Electrical and Electronics
Technical Magazine in
charge
Emil NinanSkariah
Time table in charge
Arun Sebastian/ Rachel Rose
Dept. Register in charge
Ancy Sara Varghese
Dept. Diary in charge
AparnaThampi
Dept. Newsletter in charge
Fossy Mary Chacko
Dept. Hand book in charge
Jancy Varghese
INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES
Dean Under Graduate
Studies
Saintgits womens cell
IQAC
Anti- Ragging
Prof. Amey George
Prof. Amey George
Jisha James
Deepu Jose
STUDENT CLASS REPRESENTATIVES
Class Name of Student
Bini Babu U
S1
Mathews P Veanttu
Jithu Jose
S3
Chichu Benoy
Sherry Vargese
S5
Angel James
Eldhose M Aby
S7
Shifa M Naushad
STUDENT PLACEMENT REPRESENTATIVES
Class
S7
Name of Student
GokulChandran
Rose Antony
PLACEMENT SYLLABUS
Aptitude Syllabus for B Tech 3rd Semester
Numerical Aptitude & Logical Reasoning - 10 Hours
Verbal Ability - 20 Hours
Numerical Aptitude
Logical Reasoning
Verbal Ability
Permutation and Combination
Probability
Communication
Listening skills
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Logical Deduction
Seating arrangement
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Ratio and Proportion
Partnership
Percentage
Average
Problems Based on Ages
Profit and Loss, simple interest and compound interest
problems
Circular arrangement
Problems
Inserting Missing Character
Reading comprehension
Presentation techniques
Group discussion
Interview skills
Technical writing skills
Curriculum Vitae
Aptitude Syllabus for B Tech 4th Semester
Numerical Aptitude & Logical Reasoning - 10 Hours
Verbal Ability - 10 Hours
Numerical Aptitude
Logical Reasoning
Verbal Ability
Alligation
Time and Work
Work and Wages
Pipes and Cisterns
Time and Distance
Trains
Boats and Streams
Elementary Mensuration -1
Measurement of Areas
Elementary Mensuration -2
Comprehension
Vocabulary Enhancement
Antonyms and synonyms
Choose the right word
One word substitutes
Subject verb agreement
Active and passive voice
Tenses
Articles and prepositions
General Knowledge exercises
Cubes and Dice
Data Sufficiency
Day Sequences
Puzzle test
Measurement of Volume and SurfaceAreas
Number series
Aptitude Syllabus for B Tech 5th Semester
Numerical Aptitude & Logical Reasoning - 10
Hours
Verbal Ability - 10 Hours
Numerical Aptitude
Logical Reasoning
Verbal Ability
Data Analysis & Interpretation
Number ranking and time
sequence
Speaking exercises
Trignometry
Logical sequence of words
Conversations
Clocks & Calendar
Assertion and reasoning
Extempore
Chain Rule
Analogy
True discount
Grammar exercises
Vocabulary improvement game and
exercises
Banker's discount
Free Writing
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Aptitude Syllabus for B Tech 6th Semester
Numerical Aptitude & Logical Reasoning - 10
Hours
Verbal Ability - 10 Hours
Revision & Practice
Numerical Aptitude
Logical Reasoning
Verbal Ability
Revision :
Permutation and Combination
Probability
Ratio and Proportion
Partnership
Percentage
Average
Problems Based on Ages
Revision :
Syllogism
Blood Relation
Venn Diagram
Series Completion
Directions and senses
Coding and Decoding
Logical Deduction
Group discussion skills
Mock GD's
Interview skills
Mock Interview's
Personality development
Anger management
Corporate Grooming
Profit and Loss
Alligation
Time and Work
Work and Wages
Pipes and Cisterns
Time and Distance
Seating arrangement problems
Circular arrangement Problems
Cubes and Dice
Data Sufficiency
Day Sequences
Puzzle test
Trains
Boats and Streams
Data Analysis & Interpretation
Clocks & Calendar
Number ranking and time sequence
Logical sequence of words
Mobile phone etiquette
Dinning etiquette
Chain Rule
Reading comprehension passages
Letter writing
ADD ON COURSE 2014 – 15
July 2014
S3 – Project Orientation
During these sessions, problem identification in doing a project, references, project
outcomes, report making and presentation of work were discussed.
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S5 - MATLAB – Programming and Simulation
Introduction to MATLAB and SIMULINK, solution of numerical problems and analysis
of electrical networks using MATLAB, modeling of electrical circuits and simulation of
power system and control system model using simulink were discussed during the
course.
S7 – Course on Electrical Drawing and Introduction to Electrical CAD
Introduction to Electrical Drawing, Types of armature windings, Introduction to
Machine Drawing and Introduction to Electrical CAD and its basic commands were
discussed during the course.
December 2014
S4 - Electronic Circuit Design
The need for biasing, various biasing circuits, and analysis of amplifier circuits were
explained. LTSpice which is a circuit simulation tool was introduced, Design steps of
a power supply circuit were introduced, PCB design procedures were introduced, and
the need for PCB design was discussed
S6 – ARM 7and AVR
One
week
course
wasconducted
in
the
college
campus.
Studentsgotacquiantedwith new trends in engineering. Studentsweregiven
hands
on
experience
in
microcontroller,embeddedsystems
and
roboticssothattheywere able to handle multi-disciplinaryprojects.Topicscovered
in the add on course was
1.Embedded system design using Arduino
2.Design and Development of Advanced Robotics
3.Embedded system Design using ARM-7 Processor
GATE COACHING-15
Overview
Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) is an all India examination
administered and conducted jointly by the Indian Institute of Science and
seven Indian Institutes of Technology on behalf of the National Coordination
Board - GATE, Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Human Resource
Development (MHRD), and Government of India.The GATE committee, which
comprises of representatives from the administering institutes, is the sole
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authority for regulating the examination and declaring the results. GATE is
conducted through the constitution of eight zones.
Objectives
The GATE score of a candidate reflects the relative performance level of a
candidate. The score is used for admissions to various post-graduate programs
(e.g. Master of Engineering, Master of Technology, Doctor of Philosophy) in
Indian higher education institutes, with financial assistance provided by MHRD
and other government agencies. Recently, GATE scores are also being used by
several Indian public sector undertakings (i.e., government-owned companies)
for recruiting graduate engineers in entry-level positions. It is one of the most
competitive examinations in India.
Why should I take GATE?
A valid GATE score not only helps us in getting a seat for higher education but
also for getting employed. Several public sector undertakings (PSUs) have, in
the past, used GATE scores for screening for providing a salaried employment.
A select few such organizations are: Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Bharat
Heavy Electricals Limited, Indian Oil Corporation Limited, National Thermal
Power Corporation, Power Grid India, etc. It is expected that such PSUs would
use GATE Scores this year as well.
Class Timings
Every week days except Fridays from 4:15-4:45 PM
Support Systems
Course material prepared by the faculty themselves referring previous
questions papers & topics of relevance.
Course Fee
The Gate Coaching is offered for free of cost
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ASSOCIATION
The department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering has formed the
association PHASE (Professionally High Tech Association of SAINTGITS
Electricals) with an aim to make students aware of the latest developments in
the fields, as well as to provide a platform where young minds come together to
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share their knowledge and widen the horizon of their own technical knowledge
and skills.
Association activities for 2014-15
1.Technical fest Dyuthi
2.Best B.Tech project competition
3.Best B.Tech seminar competition
Technical fest DYUTHI
The annual technical fest of Electrical & Electronics Engineering department
DYUTHI 2014 was organized in association with PHASE & was conducted on
6th August 2014. The event was inaugurated by Mr. Jayakumar Nair, Principal
Consultant - Sustenergy Foundation, Ernakulam. The Electrical & Electronics
association PHASE 2014-2015 was inaugurated on 6th August 2014 by Mr.
Jayakumar Nair, Principal Consultant - Sustenergy Foundation, Ernakulam.
Faculty Co-ordinatorsJaisoncherian
Jancy Varghese
Best B.Tech Project Competition
Faculty In-charge
Daru Anna Thomas
Arun Sebastian
Serin Zacharia
Best project: Title “Corona Water Purifier” by Saravan Kumar
S,Ananthakrishnan S, Ananthu Krishna Guided by Er. Rishi Menon. A prize
money of Rs.5000 is awarded to them.
Best B.Tech Seminar Competition
Faculty In-charge
Deepu Jose
Daru Anna Thomas
Best Seminar Titled “Constant power generation of photo voltaic systems
considering the distributed grid capacitor” by Sofia K Kuncheria.
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All the seminars taken by 2014-15 batch students were consolidated and
published in the name Vidyuth 2015.
IEEE STUDENT BRANCH CHAPTER
IEEE SB chapter of SAINTGITS college of Engineering has flourished as a
full- fledged unit during the past couple of years.
Students have found
activities of IEEE SB to be useful and are contributing to its growth every now
and then. Our student branch holds the 14th position among 71 student
branches in the IEEE Kerala section as far as student memberships are
concerned. The student branch attended, coordinated and conducted many
technical activities. The events for 2014-15 were:
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IEEE day Celebrations and IEEE PES SAC State level Quiz- phase 1 on
October 7th 2014.
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IEEE PES SAC State level Quiz for +2 students at Don Bosco HSS on
17thOctober 2014
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IEEE PES SAC State level Quiz Hub-level at KMEA college Edthalaon
22ndNovember 2014
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Special Seminar series KSEB Engineers association and IEEE PES
Kerala Chapter technically in association with EEE Dept. of Saintgits
College of Engineering jointly organized special seminar series at
Saintgits College of Engineering on 27thFebruary 2015.
Winners:Akhil Benny Varghese and AmalShibu (S8 EEE)
IEEE EXECOM membersfor the year 2014-15:
Asst. Prof. Abraham George served as the IEEE student branch counselor for
the previous year. Asst Prof. AshaAnuKurian was the SB advisor for IEEE WIE
SB Chapter. Asst. Prof. AjithRavindran and Asst. Prof. JaisonCherian were the
SB advisors for IEEE- SSCS and IEEE- IAS SB societies respectively.
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The IEEE EXECOM members of SAINTGITS SB for the year 2014-15:
Sandeep B Kadam (Chair), Hansal P Nazar (Vice Chair), AmalShibu (Secretary),
SarinIssac
(Treasurer),
Akhil
Benny
Varghese(Technical
Committee),
ParvathyGopal (WIE Chair), Rose Antony (WIE Vice Chair), Angitha Maria
Thomas (WIE Secretary), Sebin Joseph (IEEE- IAS Chair), Praveen C. S. (IEEESSCS Chair).
IEEE WIE Saintgits student branch chapter
IEEE Women in Engineering (WIE) is the largest international professional
organization dedicated to promoting women engineers and scientists.IEEE WIE
Saintgits student branch chapter was started on 2012.
Workshop on "LT SPICE and MATLAB for beginners"
A workshop on -'LT SPICE AND MATLAB FOR BEGINNERS' for first year
B.Tech students (EC and EEE) on behalf of IEEE WIE SAINTGITS STUDENT
BRANCH CHAPTER was conducted on 20-4-2015. Er. Abraham George(IEEE
SB Advisor) and Er.Ancy Sara Varghese served as the workshop trainers. Er.
AshaAnuKurian(IEEE WIE Advisor) was the coordinator for the same. 27
students participated in the workshop.
IEEE IAS Saintgits Student Branch Chapter
IEEE-IAS (IEEE-Industrial Application Society) was inaugurated on 22nd
June 2012. Saintgits chapter come under Asia-Pacific Region 10. Also it is the
third SB chapter in the R10.
Workshop on “Soft Computing Techniques in Advanced Power system Analysis”
As part IEEE- IAS SAINTGITS student branch chapterWorkshop on “Soft
Computing Techniques in Advanced Power system Analysis” conducted from
24/11/2014 to 26/11/2014. Total of 72 participants including 5 external
participants from various colleges attended the workshop.
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WokshopShedule
Siju K Swami,
(Assistant Professor, Saintgits College of
Performance Enhancement of Power System
Stabilizer Through Colony of Foraging Ants
Engineering, Kottayam)
Dr. Prince A.
(Professor, RIT Kottayam)
Fire Fly Algorithm
Dr. Sishaj Simon
(Professor, National Institute of Technology, Trichy
Introduction to exploratory algorithm
Genetic algorithm, ANN
Application in power system analysis
Introduction to fuzzy logic
Application of Fuzzy Logic in power system
Analysis
Dr. Kumaravel S.
(Professor, EEE Department, NIT Calicut)
50th Anniversary Celebration of IEEE-IAS Student Branch Chapter and annual
Celebation
Saintgits College of Engineering hosted 50th Anniversary Celebration of IEEEIAS Student Branch Chapter on 16th April 2015.
Er. David B. Durocher
(IEEE-IAS President) and Dr. Peter Magyar (IEEE-IAS CMD Chair) were the
chief guests of this great occasion.Dr. Peter Magyar delivered a brief talk about
the contribution of IEEE IAS to society in past 50 years and about the benefits
and opportunities provided by the IAS to its members. There was an interaction
section with office bearers of IEEE IAS and faculties of EEE dept. at Windsor
Castle Kottayam along with Er. SrikandV(IEEE IAS Region 10 Area Chair)
Short Term Training Programme
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering of SAINTGITS College
of Engineering is organizing this one week Short Term Training Program (STTP)
on “Power System Stability and Protection” in association with IEEE IAS
Saintgits SB chapter, to enhance the knowledge and skills of teachers,
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students and research scholars. As the power industry goes through a phase of
intensive and innovative revolutions, the teachers thereby the students and the
research scholars have to be updated with the recent trends. Today‟s power
system demands new energy resources, smarter control and solution
techniques to maintain the stability, meet the increasing load demand and to
ensure satisfactory operation.
STTP Schedule
Date
Time
Resource Person
Topic
10.45am -
Dr. K. Uma Rao
Inauguration
12.30pm
Professor, Department of EEE,
R V College of Engineering, Bangalore
20/04/2015
Dr. K. Uma Rao
“Black outs and
Professor, Department of EEE,
Power system
R V College of Engineering, Bangalore
stability”
9.30 am-12.30
Dr. Sreejaaya. P
“Voltage Stability
pm
Associate Professor, Department of EEE,
Analysis - Methods
College of Engineering, Trivandrum
and Improvement by
1.30-4.00 pm
Dynamic
21/04/2015
Compensation”
1.30-4.00 pm
Dr. K. Uma Rao
“Power Electronic
Professor, Department of EEE,
Devices : Sources for
R V College of Engineering, Bangalore
Creation and
Mitigation of
Harmonics”
22/04/2015
9.30 am-12.30
Er. Sreekumar R.
“Protection
pm
(Assistant Executive Engineer, Relay &
Systems”
Testing Unit, KSEB)
1.30-4.00 pm
Er. Sreekumar R.
“Protection
(Assistant Executive Engineer, Relay &
Systems”
Testing Unit, KSEB)
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9.30 am-12.30
Dr. Ashok. S
“Adaptive
pm
Professor, Department of EEE,
Protection”
NIT Calicut
23/04/2015
1.30-4.00 pm
Er. Savitha S
“Kayamkulam
Manager, Electrical Maintenance, NTPC,
Combined Cycle
Kayamkulam
Power Planta Brief
Presentation”
9.30 am-12.30
Dr. PrabhakarKarthikeyan
“System Integration
pm
Associate Professor, VIT
and Protection
scheme (SIPS)/
Special Protection
24/04/2015
Scheme”
1.30-4.00 pm
Er. Emil NinanSkariah,, Assistant
Familiarization of
Professor, Saintgits College of
HV Lab
Engineering
EXTERNAL TALKS ORGANIZED BY THE DEPARTMENT



Technical talk on “Energy Conservation ,Role of Electrical Engineers”
by
Mr.Jayakumar
Nair,Principal
Consultant,Sustenergy
Foundation,Ernakulam on August 6th 2014 as a part of saintgits
association.
Seminar on “Efficient Harnessing of renewable Energy Sources and
Issues” was conducted for EEE students by KSEB Engineers
Association, Kottayam unit on 22/12/14.
Talk on “Students Career development’’ by Mr. Mahesh K.George ,
Business Analyst,Zafin Trivandrum for S4 and S6 EEE students on
20/3/15.
IN-HOUSE TALKS

23
A talk was delivered by Assistant Professor VinuKoshy Abraham of EEE
Department, Saintgits College of Engineering on the topic 'Introduction
to MEMS' on 27th February 2015.
Department of Electrical and Electronics
DEPARTMENT PROJECT EXHIBITION
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering conducted a
project exhibition based on the final year projects of eight semester students
“EEE Expo 2015” on 3.02.2015 at Electrical Measurements Lab. All the 16
project groups participated in the exhibition with their projects. The
department nominated four faculty members as evaluators and they selected
the best 3 projects. The following were the prize winning projects
1. Corona Water Purifier
2. I-trolley
3. Smart Iron Box
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS

Fourth Year
o
Students who got campus placement








o



Akhil Benny Varghese and AmalShibu bagged first prize in
Kottayam district level and state level in the seminar
competition conducted by KSEB and IEEE.
Akhil Benny Varghese and Sarath S got second prize in Best
Electrical Engineer in the technical fest at RIT, Pampady.
Ananthu Krishna and Saravan Kumar secured third prize in
Best Electrical Engineer in the technical fest at RIT
Pamapady
Saravan Kumar,Anandhu Krishna and Ananthakumar G
secured best project award of Rs.5,000 in project Expo
conducted by EEE Department.
Gate Scholorship

24
(Infosys)
(Infosys)
(Infosys)
(Infosys)
(Infosys)
(Infosys)
(Infosys)
(IBM)
Participation and Prizes

o
Adheena Dominic
Akhil Benny Varghese
Anju Joseph
Anoop George Kariath
GeethuBobanThadathil
Silpa Mariam Cherian
Sreejith P S
Parvathy V Gopal
Jaison B Cherian qualified gate exam 2015.
Department of Electrical and Electronics

Third Year
They secured first position inM.G.University result in the fourth semester exam held at
May 2014.
o
Participation in TechTop

o
Vishnu Krishnan of sixth semester attended the workshop
on Innovation, Fabrication & Entrepreneurship conducted at
TechTop Centre Chirayinkeezhu in affiliation with MIT-Tata
Centre from 21st -28th December 2014.Other than students
from SaintGits, participants were from IITs, NITs and VIT.
SCIE-RoS (SCIE Rotating Display Stand)
Vishnu Krishnan and SoorajBabu D of sixth semester have
done the SecondCampus Project, “SCIE-RoS” for the
purpose of displaying miniature projects for the Weekly
Exhibition organized by Saintgits Centre for Innovation
and Entrepreneurship (SCIE). It is the second campus
project funded by SCIE.
Second Year
o Gison C Andrews &Denil Roy Joshua of S3 EEE participated in
the event “The Best Elecctrical Engineer” in the national level
techno-cultural event “Azure 2014” at AmalJyothi College of
Engineering, Kanjirappally on 25,26& 27 September 2014, and
Denil Roy acquired first prize.
o Ashitha Ashraf , Denil Roy Joshua , Gison C Andrews , Linta
Thomas
,NidhinMadhusoodanan , Stanley Stephen Samuel
exhibited project “Pro-Tech” in the Golden Jubilee Science
Exhibition held atBaselious College , Kottayam on 3rd& 4th
December 2014
o Kannan M, Ajin George Reji, Gison C Andrews &Denil Roy Joshua
attended the workshop on Innovation, Fabrication &
Entrepreneurship conducted at TechTop Centre Chirayinkeezhu
in affiliation with MIT-Tata Centre from 21st -28th December 2014.



M.tech
o Vishnu J of fourth semester M.tech(2012-14 batch)got best paper award
titled “GA BASED OPTIMAL FACTS CONTROLLER FOR MAXIMIZING
LOADABILITY WITH STABILITY CONSTRAINTS”at the international
conference on emerging trends in Engineering and management” at
SreeNarayanaGurukulam College of Engineering,Ernakulam.
25
Department of Electrical and Electronics
o Ms. Parvathy Suresh, Ms. NeethuMuraleedharan, Ms. NeethuSathyan of
M.Tech (2012-14 batch) secured first,second and third rank respectively
in
M.Tech
Degree
Examination
of
November2014.
STAFF ACHIEVEMENTS
List
Sl.
No
1
2
26
of faculty publications in the year 2014-2015
Name of
faculty
ANCY SARA
VARGHESE
APARNA
THAMPI
Title
Journal/ Conference
Month &
Year
MPPT TECHNIQUE
USING SLIDING
MODE CONTROL
FOR WIND POWER
PLANT
ADAPTIVE FOUR
POINT MPPT FOR
SOLAR POWERED
MOTOR DRIVE
SOLAR POWERED
PMDC MOTOR
ADAPTIVE MPPT
AND RESONANT
CONTROLLER FOR
WIND POWER
PLANT
FOUR POINT MPPT
FOR SOLAR
POWERED MOTOR
DRIVE SOLAR
POWERED PMDC
MOTOR
AUTOMATIC
REACTIVE POWER
CONTROL OF AN
ISOLATED WINDDIESEL HYBRID
POWER SYSTEM
WITH A DYNAMIC
LOAD
A PV FED HIGH
VOLTAGE STEP-UP
CONVERTER
BASED ON
CHARGE PUMP
CONCEPT
A PV FED HIGH
VOLTAGE STEP UP
CONVERTER
BASED ON
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EMERGING
ELECTRICAL TRENDS AT INDIRA
GANDHI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY FOR
WOMEN,KOTHAMANGALAM
OCTOBER2014
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EMERGING
ELECTRICAL TRENDS AT INDIRA
GANDHI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY FOR
WOMEN,KOTHAMANGALAM
OCTOBER2014
2ND IRF INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE,
COCHIN,ISBN : 978-93-84209-43-8
AUGUST2014
2ND IRF INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE,
COCHIN,ISBN : 978-93-84209-43-8
AUGUST2014
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EMERGING
ELECTRICAL TRENDS AT INDIRA
GANDHI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY FOR
WOMEN,KOTHAMANGALAM
OCTOBER2014
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EMERGING
ELECTRICAL TRENDS AT INDIRA
GANDHI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY FOR
WOMEN,KOTHAMANGALAM
OCTOBER2014
2ND IRF INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE,
COCHIN,ISBN : 978-93-84209-43-8
AUGUST2014
Department of Electrical and Electronics
3
4
27
ARUN
SEBASTIAN
ASHA ANU
KURIAN
CHARGE PUMP
CONCEPT
REACTIVE POWER
COMPENSATION OF
HYBRID SYSTEM
HAVING
INDUCTION MOTOR
LOAD
A UNIQUE AC - AC
TOPOLOGY FOR
INDUCTIVE POWER
TRANSFER
APPLICATIONS
A HIGH STEPDOWN
TRANSFORMERLES
S SINGLE STAGE
SINGLE SWITCH
INTEGRATED
BUCK-BUCKBOOST
POWER FACTOR
CORRECTION
CONVERTER FOR
LOW VOLTAGE
APPLICATIONS
A UNIQUE AC - AC
TOPOLOGY FOR
INDUCTIVE POWER
TRANSFER
APPLICATIONS
STEADY STATE
AND FAULT
ANALYSIS IN HVDC
TRANSMISSION
NETWORK BASED
ON HYBRID
CASCADED MULTI
LEVEL VSC
SLIDING MODE
CONTROL BASED
POWER POINT
TRACKING OF PV
ARRAY
DC FAULT
TOLERANCE
CAPABILITY
ANALYSIS OF
HYBRID CASCADED
MULTILEVEL VSC
HVDC NETWORKL
SLIDING MODE
CONTROLLED
POWER POINT
TRACKING OF PV
ARRAY
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF
ADVANCED RESEARCH IN ELECTRICAL,
ELECTRONICS & INSTRUMENTATION
ENGINEERING (IJAREEIE) VOL.3,
SPECIAL ISSUE 5, DECEMBER 2014
DECEMBER2014
2ND IRF INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE,
COCHIN,ISBN : 978-93-84209-43-8
AUGUST2014
2ND NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
EMERGING TRENDS IN ENGINEERINGNET 2014, GEC, KOZHIKODE. ISBN :
978-93-83459-67-4
AUGUST2014
2ND NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
EMERGING TRENDS IN ENGINEERINGNET 2014, GEC, KOZHIKODE. ISBN :
978-93-83459-67-4
AUGUST2014
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF
ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS AND DATA
COMMUNICATION, VOL.2, ISSUE-10,
OCTOBER 2014. ISSN:2320-2084
OCTOBER2014
SECOND IRF INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE, COCHIN. ISBN:978-9384209-43-8
AUGUST2014
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EMERGING
ELECTRICAL TRENDS AT INDIRA
GANDHI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY FOR
WOMEN,KOTHAMANGALAM
OCTOBER2014
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EMERGING
ELECTRICAL TRENDS AT INDIRA
GANDHI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY FOR
WOMEN,KOTHAMANGALAM
OCTOBER2014
Department of Electrical and Electronics
29 LEVEL HBRIDGE VSC FOR
HVDC APPLICATION
5
6
7
28
DARU ANNA
THOMAS
DEEPU E
KOSHY
ELIZABETH
RAJAN
A NEW METHOD
FOR FAULT
LOCALIZATION
USING TRAVELLING
WAVES
HYSTERISIS
CONTROLLER
BASED FAULT
CURRENT
INTERRUPTION
USING DVR
POWER QUALITY
IMPROVEMENT IN
GRID CONNECTED
WIND SYSTEM
USING POWER
ELECTRONIC
TRANSFORMER
SYNCHRONOUS
REFERENCE
FRAME BASED
CONTROLLER FOR
UPQC-Q
POWER QUALITY
IMPROVEMENT IN
GRID CONNECTED
WIND SYSTEM
USING POWER
ELECTRONIC
TRANSFORMER
A NOVEL
TECHNIQUE FOR
SHAPING SOURCE
CURRENT
WAVEFORM USING
ELECTRONIC
CIRCUIT
SYNCHRONOUS
REFERENCE
FRAME BASED
CONTROL METHOD
FOR UPQC-Q
UNDER NONLINEAR LOADS
TRANSFORMER
LESS HIGH STEP
UP DC-DC
COCKCROFT
WALTON VOLTAGE
MULTIPLIER FOR A
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF
ADVANCED RESEARCH IN ELECTRICAL,
ELECTRONICS & INSTRUMENTATION
ENGINEERING (IJAREEIE) VOL.3,
SPECIAL ISSUE 5, DECEMBER 2014
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EMERGING
ELECTRICAL TRENDS AT INDIRA
GANDHI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY FOR
WOMEN,KOTHAMANGALAM
DECEMBER2014
OCTOBER2014
IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
MAGNETICS, MACHINES & DRIVES
(ICMMD), AMAL JYOTI COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING,DOI:10.1109/AICERA.201
4.6908266
JULY-2014
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EMERGING
ELECTRICAL TRENDS AT INDIRA
GANDHI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY FOR
WOMEN,KOTHAMANGALAM
OCTOBER2014
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EMERGING
ELECTRICAL TRENDS AT INDIRA
GANDHI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY FOR
WOMEN,KOTHAMANGALAM
OCTOBER2014
SECOND IRF INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE, COCHIN. ISBN:978-9384209-43-8
AUGUST2014
IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
MAGNETICS, MACHINES & DRIVES
(ICMMD), AMAL JYOTI COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING,DOI:10.1109/AICERA.201
4.6908266
JULY-2014
SECOND IRF INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE, COCHIN. ISBN:978-9384209-43-8
AUGUST2014
SECOND IRF INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE, COCHIN. ISBN:978-9384209-43-8
AUGUST2014
Department of Electrical and Electronics
HYBRID SYSYTEM
APPLICATION
8
EMIL NINAN
SKARIAH
PSO BASED
OPTIMAL CONTROL
FOR MAXIMIZING
PV PENETRATION
AT TRANSMISSION
LEVEL
PSO BASED OPTIMAL
ALLOCATION &
SETTING OF
MULTIPLE DGS IN
POWER SYSTEM FOR
MAXIMIZING
LOADABILITY
OPTIMAL
ALLOCATION &
SETTING OF FUEL
CELL FOR
LOADABILITY
ENHANCEMENT IN A
WIND-PV
INTEGRATED
SYSTEM BASED ON
POWER SYSTEM
STABILITY
PSO BASED
LOADABILITY
ENHANCEMENT OF
IEEE 14 BUS SYSTEM
WITH WIND ENERGY
SOURCES
BRIDGELESS BUCK
CONVERTER WITH
AVERAGE CURRENT
MODE CONTROL
9
10
29
FILMY
FRANCIS
FOSSY MARY
CHACKO
HIGH POWER
FACTOR BRIDGE
LESS BUCK
CONVERTER WITH
PEAK CURRENT
MODE CONTROL
THD ANALYSIS OF
GRID CONNECTED
FUEL CELL SYSTEM
WITH HYSTERESIS
CURRENT CONTROL
METHOD
POWER QUALITY
IMPROVEMENT IN A
GRID CONNECTED
RENEWABLE
ENERGY SYSTEM
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF
ADVANCED RESEARCH IN ELECTRICAL,
ELECTRONICS & INSTRUMENTATION
ENGINEERING (IJAREEIE) VOL.3,
SPECIAL ISSUE 5, DECEMBER 2014
DECEMBER2014
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EMERGING
TECHNOLOGIES AT GOVERNMENT
ENGINEERING COLLEGE,BARTON HILL
AUGUST-2014
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ADVANCED
RESEARCH IN ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS
& INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING
(IJAREEIE) VOL.3, SPECIAL ISSUE 5,
DECEMBER 2014
DECEMBER2014
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ADVANCED
RESEARCH IN ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS
& INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING
(IJAREEIE) VOL.3, SPECIAL ISSUE 5,
DECEMBER 2015
JANUARY2015
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EMERGING
ELECTRICAL TRENDS AT INDIRA GANDHI
INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY FOR
WOMEN,KOTHAMANGALAM
OCTOBER2014
SECOND IRF INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE, COCHIN. ISBN:978-93-8420943-8
AUGUST-2014
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EMERGING
ELECTRICAL TRENDS AT INDIRA GANDHI
INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY FOR
WOMEN,KOTHAMANGALAM
OCTOBER2014
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF
ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS AND DATA
COMMUNICATION, VOL.2, ISSUE-10,
OCTOBER 2014. ISSN:2320-2084
OCTOBER2014
Department of Electrical and Electronics
POWER QUALITY
IMPROVEMENT IN A
GRID CONNECTED
FUEL CELL SYSTEM
11
30
DR.JAIMOL
THOMAS
PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION OF
ANN OVER SRF
CONTROLLED
DSTATCOM
IMPLEMENTED FOR
POWER QUALITY
IMPROVEMENT IN A
GRID
DSTATCOM
IMPLEMENTED ON A
3 PHASE 4 WIRE
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM FOR
HARMONIC
ELIMINATION AND
SYSTEM BALANCE
POWER QUALITY
IMPROVEMENT IN A
GRID CONNECTED
RENEWABLE
ENERGY SYSTEM
PERFORMANCE
INVESTIGATION OF 3
LEG & 4 LEG VSC
BASED DSTATCOM
UNDER NON-IDEAL
SUPPLY VOLTAGE
CONDITIONS
A PRICING MODEL
FOR BIOMASSBASED ELECTRICITY
APPLICATION OF
SINGLE PHASE NINE
LEVEL REVERSING
VOLTAGE TYPE
MULTILEVEL
INVERTER IN STANDALONE PV SYSTEM
MODELING OF AN
ELEVEN LEVEL
ADVANCED HBRIDGE TYPE MULTI
LEVEL INVERTER
AND COMPARISON
OF THD WITH
DIFFERENT LEVELS
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ADVANCED
RESEARCH IN ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS
& INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING
(IJAREEIE) VOL.3, SPECIAL ISSUE 5,
DECEMBER 2014
DECEMBER2014
SECOND IRF INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE, COCHIN. ISBN:978-93-8420943-8
AUGUST-2014
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ADVANCED
RESEARCH IN ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS
& INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING
(IJAREEIE) VOL.3, SPECIAL ISSUE 5,
DECEMBER 2014
DECEMBER2014
SECOND IRF INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE, COCHIN. ISBN:978-93-8420943-8
AUGUST-2014
2ND NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EMERGING
TRENDS IN ENGINEERING-NET 2014, GEC,
KOZHIKODE. ISBN : 978-93-83459-67-4
AUGUST-2014
ENERGY SOURCES, PART B: ECONOMICS,
PLANNING AND POLICY, TAYLOR AND
FRANCIS. ISSN: 1556-7257
AUGUST-2014
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EMERGING
ELECTRICAL TRENDS AT INDIRA GANDHI
INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING &
TECHNOLOGY FOR
WOMEN,KOTHAMANGALAM
OCTOBER2014
SECOND IRF INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE, COCHIN. ISBN:978-93-8420943-8
AUGUST-2014
Department of Electrical and Electronics
THD ANALYSIS OF
MULTILEVEL
INVERTER WITH
DIFFERENT LOADS
12
13
31
JAISON
CHERIAN
JANCY
VARGHESE
PERFORMANCE
ANALYSIS OF STAND
ALONE PV
SYSYTEMS USING
PVSYST
POWER FACTOR
CORRECTION AND
POWER QUALITY
IMPROVEMENT
USING A
BRIDGELESS
BUCKBOOST
CONVERTER
HYBRID FUZZY-PI
BASED DFIG WITH
BESS FOR WIND
GUSTS
BESS BASED DFIG
FOR CONSTANT
GRID POWER
ELECTRIC VEHICLE
AS STATCOM AND
REAL POWER FLOW
CONTROLLER FOR
WIND ENERGY
CONVERSION
SYSTEM
COMPENSATION OF
SEQUENCE
VOLTAGES BY
STATCOM
INTEGRATED WITH
PV
COORDINATE
CONTROL OF
SEQUENCE
VOLTAGES BY
STATCOM IN WIND
FARMS
SEQUENCE VOLTAGE
COMPENSATION- A
NEW APPROACH FOR
VOLTAGE STABILITY
IN FSIG
ANALYSIS OF REAL
AND REACTIVE
POWER MODE OF
OPERATION OF
ELECTRIC VEHICLE
IN A DFIG BASED
WIND FARM
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ADVANCED
RESEARCH IN ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS
& INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING
(IJAREEIE) VOL.3, SPECIAL ISSUE 5,
DECEMBER 2014
DECEMBER2014
SECOND IRF INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE, COCHIN. ISBN:978-93-8420943-8
AUGUST-2014
2ND NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
EMERGING TRENDS IN ENGINEERING-NET
2014, GEC, KOZHIKODE. ISBN : 978-93-8345967-4
AUGUST-2014
INTERNATONAL JOURNAL OF INNOVATIVE
RESEARCH IN TECHNOLOGY, VOLUME 1
ISSUE 5, ISSN : 2349-6002
3RD NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES, GOVT.
ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL
OCTOBER2014
AUGUST-2014
IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
MAGNETICS, MACHINES & DRIVES
(ICMMD), AMAL JYOTI COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING,DOI:10.1109/AICERA.2014.6908
266
JULY-2014
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INNOVATIVE
RESEARCH IN TECHNOLOGY (IJIRT) VOL.1,
ISSUE4, SEPTEMBER 2014 ISSN: 2349 - 6002
SEPTEMBER2014
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
COMPUTING, COMMUNICATION & ENERGY
SYSTEMS (ICCCES ' 14) MEA
ENGINEERINGCOLLEGE
AUGUST-2014
3RD NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES, GOVT.
ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL
AUGUST-2014
3RD NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES, GOVT.
ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL
AUGUST-2014
Department of Electrical and Electronics
15
17
18
32
JISHA JAMES
POLLY
THOMAS
RISHI MENON
ACTIVE AND
REACTIVE POWER
COMPENSATION
USING ELECTRIC
VEHICLE
CONNECTED TO A
WIND FARM
SIMULTANEOUS
DESIGN OF TCSC
BASED DAMPING
CONTROLLER AND
PSS TO DAMP POWER
SYSYTEM
OSCILLATIONS
USING BACTERIAL
FORAGING
ALGORITHM
TUNING OF TCSC
BASED DAMPING
CONTROLLER AND
PSS TO DAMP POWER
SYSTEM
OSCILLATIONS
USING BACTERIAL
FORAGING
ALGORITHM
THREE PORT
CONVERTER WITH
HYBRID ENERGY
SOURCES
A NOVEL
TECHNIQUE FOR
SHAPING SOURCE
CURRENT
WAVEFORM USING
ELECTRONIC
CIRCUIT
MAXIMUM LOAD
ABILITY ASSESMENT
OF IEEE 14 BUS
SYSTEM BY USING
FACTS DEVICES
INCORPORATING
STABILITY
CONSTRAINTS
MAXIMUM LOAD
ABILITY ASSESMENT
OF IEEE 14 BUS
SYSTEM USING
FACTS DEVICES
INCORPORATING
STABILITY
CONSTRAINTS
A STRATEGY FOR
OPTIMAL LOADING
PATTERN OF A
TYPICAL POWER
2ND NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
EMERGING TRENDS IN ENGINEERING-NET
2014, GEC, KOZHIKODE. ISBN : 978-93-8345967-4
AUGUST-2014
SECOND IRF INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE, COCHIN. ISBN:978-93-8420943-8
AUGUST-2014
3RD NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES, GOVT.
ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL
AUGUST-2014
3RD NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES, GOVT.
ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL
AUGUST-2014
IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
MAGNETICS, MACHINES & DRIVES
(ICMMD), AMAL JYOTI COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING,DOI:10.1109/AICERA.2014.6908
266
JULY-2014
SECOND IRF INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE, COCHIN. ISBN:978-93-8420943-8
AUGUST-2014
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL
ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING, ISSN: 2347-6982, VOLUME-2,
ISSUE-10, OCT.-2014
OCTOBER2014
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
ADVANCES IN GREEN ENERGY (ICAGE)
TRIVANDRUM
DECEMBER2014
Department of Electrical and Electronics
SYSTEM - A CASE
STUDY
19
SMITHA S D
A BOOST
CONVERTER FOR A
PV BASED STAND
ALONE SINGLE
PHASE INVERTER
DIGITAL CONTROL
OF SINGLE PHASE PV
INVERTER
APPLICATION OF
STATIC
SYNCHRONOUS
SERIES
COMPENSATOR(SSSC
) FOR STABILITY
ENHANCEMENT OF A
MULTIMACHINE
POWER SYSTEM
SERIES
COMPENSATION
AND STABILITY
ENHANCEMENT OF
TRANSMISSION
SYSTEMS USING
SERIES FACTS
DEVICE
SERIES
COMPENSATION
AND STABILITY
ENHANCEMENT OF A
MULTI MACHINE
SYSTEM USING
STATIC
SYNCHRONOUS
SERIES
COMPENSATOR
(SSSC)
3RD NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES, GOVT.
ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL
AUGUST-2014
SECOND IRF INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE, COCHIN. ISBN:978-93-8420943-8
AUGUST-2014
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ADVANCED
INFORMATION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
(IJAIST) ISSN: 2319:2682 VOL.30, NO.30,
OCTOBER 2014
OCTOBER
2014
INTERNATONAL JOURNAL OF INNOVATIVE
RESEARCH IN TECHNOLOGY, IJIRT,
VOLUME 1, ISSUE 4,ISSN : 2349-6002
SEPTEMBER
2014
3RD NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES, GOVT.
ENGINEERING COLLEGE BARTON HILL
AUGUST-2014
List of Courses attended by Faculty in the year 2014-2015
Sl.
No.
1
33
NAME OF
FACULTY
FDP/TRAINING
PROGRAMME
CONDUCTED BY
DATE
Abraham
George
INUP Hands-on Workshop
on Fabrication
&Characterization of
Crystalline Silicon Solar
Cells
IIT Bombay
17/11/201422/11/2014
ISTE STTP on Introduction
to Design of Algorithms
IIT Kharaghpur under
National Mission on
Education through ICT
(MHRD) at Saintgits
25/5/201530/5/2015
Department of Electrical and Electronics
Engineering College,
Kottayam
2
3
4
5
6
7
34
Amey George
Ancy Sara
Varghese
AparnaThampi
Arun Sebastian
AshaAnuKurien
Daru Anna
Thomas
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2015
Workshop on Power System
Stability & Protection
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
20/4/201524/4/2015
e-Seminar on e-Seminar on
Steps 2 Research 2
Research
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
19/09/201420/09/2014
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
ISTE STTP on Introduction
to Design of Algorithms
IIT Kharaghpur under
National Mission on
Education through ICT
(MHRD) at Saintgits
Engineering College,
Kottayam
25/5/201530/5/2015
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
Workshop on Power System
Stability & Protection
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
20/4/201524/4/2015
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
Workshop on Power System
Stability & Protection
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
20/4/201524/4/2015
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
Workshop on Power System
Stability & Protection
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
20/4/201524/4/2015
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
Department of Electrical and Electronics
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Deepu.E.Koshy
Deepu Jose
Elizabeth Rajan
Emil
NinanSkariah
Filmy Francis
Fossy Mary
Chacko
Workshop on Power System
Stability & Protection
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
20/4/201524/4/2015
e-Seminar on Steps 2
Research 2 Research
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayamJyothi
College of Engg
19/09/201420/09/2014
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
Workshop on Power System
Stability & Protection
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
20/4/201524/4/2015
Workshop on Power System
Stability & Protection
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
20/4/201524/4/2016
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
Workshop on Power System
Stability & Protection
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
20/4/201524/4/2015
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
Workshop on Power System
Stability & Protection
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
20/4/201524/4/2015
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
Workshop on Power System
Stability & Protection
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
20/4/201524/4/2015
STTP on Pedagogy for
effective use of ICT in
engineering education
National Mission on
Education through ICT by
MHRD at Saintgits College of
Engineering, Kottayam
5/1/201521/1/2015
e-Seminar on Steps 2
Research 2 Research
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayamJyothi
College of Engg
19/09/201420/09/2014
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
Department of Electrical and Electronics
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Dr.Jaimol
Thomas
Workshop on Power System
Stability & Protection
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
20/4/201524/4/2015
e-Seminar on Steps 2
Research 2 Research
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayamJyothi
College of Engg
19/09/201420/09/2014
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
Workshop on Power System
Stability & Protection
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
20/4/201524/4/2015
Two-week ISTE workshop on
Control Systems
e-Seminar on Steps 2
Research 2 Research
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JaisonCherian
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19/09/201420/09/2014
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
20/4/201524/4/2015
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
Two-week ISTE workshop on
Control Systems
Jisha James
02/12/201412/12/2014
Workshop on Power System
Stability & Protection
Jancy Varghese
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IIT Kharaghpur under
National Mission on
Education through ICT
(MHRD) at Saintgits
Engineering College,
Kottayam
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayamJyothi
College of Engg
e-Seminar on Steps 2
Research 2 Research
IIT Kharaghpur under
National Mission on
Education through ICT
(MHRD) at Saintgits
Engineering College,
Kottayam
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayamJyothi
College of Engg
02/12/201412/12/2014
19/09/201420/09/2014
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
Two-week ISTE workshop on
Control Systems
IIT Kharaghpur under
National Mission on
Education through ICT
(MHRD) at Saintgits
Engineering College,
Kottayam
02/12/201412/12/2014
Department of Electrical and Electronics
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STTP on Pedagogy for
effective use of ICT in
engineering education
National Mission on
Education through ICT by
MHRD at Saintgits College of
Engineering, Kottayam
5/1/201521/1/2015
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
Workshop on Power System
Stability & Protection
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
20/4/201524/4/2015
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
STTP on Pedagogy for
effective use of ICT in
engineering education
National Mission on
Education through ICT by
MHRD at Saintgits College of
Engineering, Kottayam
5/1/201521/1/2015
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
STTP on Pedagogy for
effective use of ICT in
engineering education
National Mission on
Education through ICT by
MHRD at Saintgits College of
Engineering, Kottayam
5/1/201521/1/2015
Workshop on Power System
Stability & Protection
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
20/4/201524/4/2015
Workshop on Power System
Stability & Protection
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
20/4/201524/4/2015
Soft Computing techniques
in advanced power system
analysis
Saintgits College of
Engineering, kottayam
24/11/201426/11/2014
Polly Thomas
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Rachel Rose
Rishi Menon
SerinZacharia
Smitha .S.D
VinuKoshy
Abraham
Department of Electrical and Electronics
NSS (NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME) TECH UNIT
NSS Tech cell of Saintgits imprinted its mark in our campus from2007
onwards with unit number 195.NSS Saintgits Techcell has an intake of
50 members from second year and third year of the four year B.Tech
course.Students selected as NSS volunteers have to complete 120 hours
of service in each year. The 120 hours include orientation, community
service and campus work.Successful completion of the 240 hours of
service within the two year span will enable them to entitle for grace
marks in their university grade.
NSS activities of electrical department is coordinated by Er.Abraham
Georgeand AshaAnuKurian
ADD ON COURSES(2015-16)
S3-„Solid state physics And Project orientation‟from6th to 10th June 2015
by Dr. K.P Zacharia (ECE dept) and Er.Polly Thomas
S5-
„Introduction to MATLAB‟ 6th to 10th July 2015by Er.Ancy Sara
Varghese, Er. Smitha S D and Er.JaisonCherian
S7-Introduction to electrical drawing and Electrical CADD from 6th to
10th June 2015 by Er.Jisha James Er.Fossy Mary Chacko and Er.Emil
Ninan Skaria.
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Department of Electrical and Electronics
Retrospection 2014-2015
DYUTHI 2014
STTP on Power System Stability and Protection
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Department of Electrical and Electronics
Workshop on Soft Computing Techniques
in Power System analysis
50th Anniversary celebration and Annual
meeting of IEEE IAS
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Department of Electrical and Electronics
Workshop on "LT SPICE and MATLAB for beginners"
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