Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department of Postgraduate

Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department of Postgraduate
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M.E. Power Electronics and Drives at SSN

The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering has offered the M.E. program in Power Electronics and Drives since 2004, with a sanctioned intake of 18 students. This two-year program, aligned with Anna University’s eligibility criteria, has received a 5-year accreditation from the NBA. SSN is proud to have autonomous status granted by UGC, enhancing the program’s academic and research excellence.

Excellence in Power Electronics and Drives

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The M.E. Power Electronics and Drives program, offered by the EEE Department, is renowned for its focus on power electronics, electric machines, and emerging technologies like renewable energy and electric vehicles. Key research areas include static power conversion, enhancing power systems, renewable energy interfaces, and advanced storage solutions like magnetic, battery, and flywheel systems. Leveraging artificial intelligence and IoT in power electronics further enriches the field. Electric machines and drives emphasize 2D and 3D electromagnetic design, Switched Reluctance Motors, BLDC, and Synchronous Reluctance Drives, catering to industrial applications and intelligent motion control systems.

Curriculum Overview

The new autonomous system allows for curriculum modernisation, equipping ME(PED) students with global competence, local relevance, and skill-oriented knowledge to enhance employability. A proposed three-credit course, “Electric Vehicles and Power Management,” will be offered in collaboration with ePropelled, a UK-based company, bringing expert insights into the rapidly evolving field.

Curriculum Lab

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Advance Power Electronics Lab
(East Wing – Second Floor)
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PG Simulation Lab
(East Wing – First Floor)
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Advance Power Electronics Lab
(East Wing – Second Floor)
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PG Simulation Lab
(East Wing – First Floor)

Value added Lab

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High Voltage Integrated Power Lab
(West Wing – Ground Floor)
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Electrical Vehicle Lab
(West Wing – Ground Floor)
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High Voltage Integrated Power Lab
(West Wing – Ground Floor)
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Electrical Vehicle Lab
(West Wing – Ground Floor)
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Renewable Energy Conversion Lab
(East Wing – Second Floor)
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Solar Energy Research Lab
(East Wing – Second Floor)
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Renewable Energy Conversion Lab
(East Wing – Second Floor)
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Solar Energy Research Lab
(East Wing – Second Floor)
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Smart Grid Lab
(East Wing – Ground Floor)
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Smart Grid Lab
(East Wing – Ground Floor)

Driving Collaborative Excellence

Our objectives focus on leveraging expertise to foster collaborative research with industry partners and enhance student outcomes. This is achieved through innovative teaching, cutting-edge research, developmental initiatives, and comprehensive training in emerging technologies.
The department is a recognised Research Centre of Anna University. The department consists of :
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Research-Driven Learning for ME(PED) Students

All ME(PED) students actively engage in research through the Internally Funded Project scheme, publishing papers in refereed journals and conferences. They benefit from training programs with renowned industries, professional societies, and research organisations. The institution’s strategic location in the electrical and automobile industry hub ensures enhanced opportunities for practical exposure and career growth.
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