Research

Power Electronics and Power Systems

Department of Electrical Engineering  ·  8 research labs  ·  7 faculty members

Power ElectronicsPower ConvertersMultilevel InvertersOpen-End Winding DrivesMedium-Voltage DrivesElectric Machine DesignSensorless ControlSwitched-Mode Power ConversionElectric VehiclesRenewable Energy IntegrationPhotovoltaic SystemsFlexible Power Point TrackingDistributed GenerationEnergy StorageMicrogridsSmart GridsPower System StabilityPower System ProtectionPower System OptimisationWide-Area Monitoring & ControlDemand ResponsePeer-to-Peer Energy TradingDistribution System ResiliencePower QualityAI for Power Systems
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Research Laboratories

The stream's experimental and theoretical work is carried out across the laboratories below. Select a laboratory to jump to its faculty and research areas.

EEL03 Electrical Machines Lab 1 faculty member EEL22 Applied Mathematics and Power Systems Lab 1 faculty member EEL31 Power Electronics and Embedded Control (PEEC) 1 faculty member EEL32 Smart Grid Lab 1 faculty member EEL33 SPARC Lab 1 faculty member EEL43 Renewable Energy Integration Lab (REIL) 1 faculty member EEL44 Industrial Electronics and Drives Lab 1 faculty member EEL45 Power Converters and Multiphase Machines Lab 1 faculty member

Laboratories in Detail

Electrical Machines Lab

Room EEL03 1 faculty member

Dr. Ravikumar Bhimasingu

Research Interests

Works on computer-aided power system analysis and modelling, spanning power system protection, security, and optimisation, distribution system analysis, and the integration of renewable energy sources. Research applies artificial intelligence techniques — including machine-learning approaches to fault diagnosis in transmission systems — and covers microgrid sizing, energy management for green buildings, and real-time monitoring, automation, and control of microgrid networks.

Applied Mathematics and Power Systems Lab

Room EEL22 1 faculty member

Dr. Seshadri Sravan Kumar V

Research Interests

Works on grid-connected renewable energy systems and microgrids, together with wide-area monitoring and control of power systems, drawing on applied mathematics for power system analysis.

Power Electronics and Embedded Control (PEEC)

Room EEL31 1 faculty member

Dr. Rupesh Wandhare

Research Interests

Leads the Power Electronics and Embedded Control (PEEC) Lab, working on power converters for renewable energy sources and storage, distributed generation, and microgrid design. Research includes reconfigurable microgrid architectures combining photovoltaic, wind, micro-hydro, and fuel-cell sources with ultra-capacitor and battery storage, alongside electric drives, embedded control, and standalone systems.

Smart Grid Lab

Room EEL32 1 faculty member

Dr. Pradeep Kumar Yemula

Research Interests

Works on smart grids and the information architectures underpinning power system control centres, including common information models, interoperability, and standards for smart grid and smart city deployments. Research extends to demand response, renewable energy integration, microgrids, peer-to-peer energy trading, and distribution system resilience.

SPARC Lab

Room EEL33 1 faculty member

Dr. Vaskar Sarkar

Research Interests

Works on the grid integration of renewable energy, with emphasis on flexible power point tracking of photovoltaic systems — including distributed and serially coordinated power referencing schemes and neural-network approaches for improved dynamic response. Related interests span microgrids and power system stability and optimisation.

Renewable Energy Integration Lab (REIL)

Room EEL43 1 faculty member

Dr. Ravikumar Bhimasingu

Research Interests

Works on computer-aided power system analysis and modelling, spanning power system protection, security, and optimisation, distribution system analysis, and the integration of renewable energy sources. Research applies artificial intelligence techniques — including machine-learning approaches to fault diagnosis in transmission systems — and covers microgrid sizing, energy management for green buildings, and real-time monitoring, automation, and control of microgrid networks.

Industrial Electronics and Drives Lab

Room EEL44 1 faculty member

Dr. Jose Titus

Research Interests

Works on power electronics and motor drives, with emphasis on medium-voltage drives, electric machine design, and sensorless control techniques. Research includes current-source and voltage-source inverter configurations for medium-voltage induction motor drives and novel machine topologies such as dual-stator induction machines.

Power Converters and Multiphase Machines Lab

Room EEL45 1 faculty member

Dr. K. Siva Kumar

Research Interests

Works on multilevel inverters and open-end winding induction motor drives, including hybrid multilevel topologies that combine two-level inverters with capacitor-fed H-bridge cells, and fault-tolerant drive configurations. Related interests span pole-phase-modulated electric drives, switched-mode power conversion, microgrids, and power quality and control.

Postgraduate Courses — Current Semester

M.Tech and Ph.D. courses offered by the stream during August – November 2026. Select a course for its detail page.

CodeCourse NameType
EE5200Steady State Power System AnalysisCore
EE5210Power Converter DesignCore
EE5230Power System Dynamics and ControlCore
EE5240Electric Machine Analysis and ControlCore
EE5996Industry Lectures (IL)Core