CoE – Advanced Power Electronic Converters

Centre of Excellence for Advanced Power Electronic Converters

Name of Coordinator: Dr.N Malla Reddy
Designation: Professor
Email: mallareddy@gnits.ac.in

The Center of Excellence for Advanced Power Electronic Converters (CoE-APEC) is a cutting-edge research institution dedicated to advancing the field of power electronics.  It was Established in the year 2008 with a mission to drive innovation, research, and development in power electronic converters sponsored by AICTE-MODROBS Scheme. CoE-APEC collaborates together students,experts and researchers  to address the evolving challenges in power conversion technologies.

Objectives

  • Explore new concepts and methodologies to enhance the efficiency, reliability, and performance of power converters.
  • To enhance Novel designs and topologies for high-frequency converters for diverse applications.
  • Research and develop power electronic converters that seamlessly integrate with smart grids, contributing to grid stability and efficiency

Faculty Members

S.No. Name Designation Qualification Specialization
1. Mr. G Ramana Reddy Associate Professor M.Tech Power Electronics
2. Mrs. G Ujwala Assistant Professor M.Tech Power Electronics
3. Mrs. Y Priyanka Assistant Professor M.Tech Power Electronics
4. Mrs.PVSSA Parimala Assistant Professor M.Tech Power Electronics
5. Mrs K.V.Sowmya Assistant Professor M.Tech Power Electronics

Infrastructure

S.No.

Name of the Equipment Quantity Cost(Rs)

Equipment

1. Power Analyser (HIOKI) 1 6,72,401
2. Intelligent power module 1 93,000
3. 5- Inverter (IGBT Module) 1 93,945.60
4. 3 Phase Multilevel Inverter Module 1 83,244
5. Smart Power Module 1 46,200
6. Inverter PWM Controller 1 46,200
7. 3-Phase matrix Converter 1 83,748
8. Spartan 6 FPGA Motor Control Board 1 1,40,000

                                                         AICTE Grant for MODROBS

Outcomes

  • Successful integration of power converters into renewable energy systems, contributing to enhanced reliability and efficiency.
  • Demonstration of the practical application of power electronic converters in solar, wind, and other clean energy sources.
  • Execution of collaborative research initiatives leading to real-world applications and solutions.