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Second International Conference on
Power Electronics & Renewable Energy Systems
(ICPERES - 2018) APRIL 4-5, 2018
ORGANISED BY
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
RAJALAKSHMI ENGINEERING COLLEGE

(An Autonomous institution)
# Rajalakshmi Nagar
Thandalam, Chennai - 602 105.
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ABOUT THE INSTITUTION
Established in the year 1997 by the Rajalakshmi Educational trust, headed by Mr.S.Meganathan,
a Mechanical Engineer by profession and a successful Industrialist and ably assisted by Dr. (Mrs.)
Thangam Meganathan, an Educationist and an expert Career guidance advisor and Mr. M. Abhay
Shankar, a graduate in Engineering from CEG, a post graduate from Syracus University, USA, and a
dynamic leader well versed in planning and executing modern Renewable Energy and Automobile
establishments, Rajalakshmi Engineering College is an autonomous Institution affiliated to Anna
University. The Institution is located at Thandalam on the National Highway (NH-4) between Chennai
and Bangalore. The College offers 12 U.G., 9 P.G. and 9 Doctoral Programmes. The college is approved
by AICTE, New Delhi and accredited by NACC with ‘A’ grade. All the eligible programmes are
accredited by NBA. Over the years, the college has developed expertise in a number of niche areas
such as MEMS, Machine Vision and CFD etc. and carried out several sponsored projects and provided
solutions to leading national research organizations and industries.
ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT

The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering was established in the year 1999. Presently,
the department offers B.E. (Electrical and Electronics Engineering) with an intake of 180 students,
M.E. (Power Electronics and Drives) and M.E. (Embedded systems Technologies) with an intake of
18 students. It has also been recognized as a research centre by Anna University, Chennai, leading to
Ph.D. and M.S. (by research) degrees. A number of candidates are undergoing Ph.D. Programme in the
area of Power Electronics and Drives, Power Systems and Renewable Energy Sources. The department
has also been reaccredited by the National Board of Accreditation, New Delhi (NBA). The department
has full-fledged faculty members who are dedicated and well- experienced in different fields of
specializations. A large number of research papers have been published by the faculty members in
reputed journals in the area of Power Electronics and Renewable Energy Systems. The department is
presently engaged in an AICTE sponsored project on Modernization of Power Electronics and Drives
laboratory and another UGC sponsored project on ‘An efficient FPGA based Embedded Controller for
wheeled Mobile Robots for Agriculture Applications’. Thus well equipped laboratories in these areas
and also on Electrical machines, Control Systems, Power System Simulation and Measurements and
Instrumentation, are available for carrying out UG, PG and Ph.D. Projects. The UG students have also
won several TNSCST awards for their innovative projects in a number of emerging fields of industrial
and social relevance.
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE

An International Conference on Power Electronics and Renewable Energy Systems (ICPERES 2K18) is
being organized at Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Chennai, India, during April 4-5, 2018. In the last
three decades considerable developments have taken place in the design and operation of Renewable
energy systems. There is also an increased emphasis on creating DC and AC micro grids and
maintaining power quality. The objective of the conference is to provide a platform for academicians,
researchers and practicing engineers to present their research findings and share their views for further
development in the broad area of Power Electronics and Renewable Energy systems.
ICPERES Conference Committee
CHIEF PATRON
Mr. S. Meganathan, Chairman, Rajalakshmi Institutions.
Dr. (Mrs.)Thangam Meganathan, Chairperson, Rajalakshmi Institutions.
Mr. Abhay Shankar Meganathan, Vice Chairperson, Rajalakshmi Institutions.
PATRONS
Dr. C.R.Muthukrishnan, Advisor, Rajalakshmi Institutions.
Dr. S. N. Murugesan, Principal, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Dr. M. Velan, Principal, Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology.
PROGRAMME ADVISORS
Dr. M. Subbiah, Professor Emeritus, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Dr.G.Thanigaiyarasu, Dean, Mechanical Engineering, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
PROGRAMME CHAIR
Dr.M.G.Umamaheswari, Professor & Head, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Programme Co-Chairs
Dr.K.Premkumar, Associate Professor, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Dr.P.Sivakumar, Associate Professor, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
PUBLICITY CHAIRS
Dr. A. Selvaraj, Professor, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mr.I.Philip Praveen, Associate Professor, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mr.T.Thamizhselvan, Assistant Professor(S.S), EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mr. V. Veerapandiyan, Assistant Professor, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mr. D. Vidhyasagar, Assistant Professor, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Dr. Ahmed F. Zobaa, Brunel University London.
Dr. Akhtar Kalam, Victoria University, Australia.
Dr. Alfredo Vaccaro, DING Unisannio - UniversitàdegliStudidelSannio.
Dr. David YU, UWM, USA.
Dr. Dmitri Vinnikov, Tallinn University of Technology.
Dr. Gorazd Stumberger, University of Maribor.
Dr. Hussain Shareef, United Arab Emirates University.
Dr. Joseph OlorunfemiOjo, Tennessee Technological University.
Dr. Junita Mohamad-Saleh, UniversitiSains Malaysia.
Dr. Mohamed Zohdy, Oakland University.
Dr. Murad Al-Shibli, Autonomous Systems Engineering Technology.
Dr. NesimiErtugrul, University of Adelaide.
Dr. Omar Abdel-Baqi, UWM, USA.
Dr. Richard Blanchard, Loughborough University.
Dr. Shashi Paul, De Montfort University.
Dr. Xu Zhao, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Dr. K. Shanti Swarup. IIT Madras.
Dr. Kishore Chatterjee, IIT Bombay.
Dr. Ashok Kumar Pradhan, IIT Kharagpur.
Dr. Bhim Singh, IIT Delhi.
Dr. N.P. Padhy, IIT Roorkee.
Dr. Ganapati Panda, IIT Bhubaneswar.
Dr. N. AmmasaiGounden, National Institute of Technology, Trichy.
Dr. N. Kumaresan, National Institute of Technology, Trichy.
Dr. Ling Siddhaiah, JNTU.
Dr. S. Dananjayan, Pondicherry Engineering College.
Dr. S. Jeevananthan, Pondicherry Engineering College.
Mr. S. Jayaraman, Formerly CMD, NLCL.
Dr. M. R. Mohan, Former Director, Anna University Chennai.
Dr. G. Uma, Anna University.
Dr. S. K. Patnaik, Anna University, Chennai.
Dr. P. Somasundaram, Anna University Chennai.
Dr. S. Usa, Anna University Chennai.
Dr.A. Kavitha, Anna University Chennai.
Dr. D.P. Kothari, Former Director, VIT University.
Dr.S. Hemamalini, VIT University, Chennai
Dr. S.P. Natarajan, Annamalai University.
Dr. S. Velusami, Annamalai University.
Dr. S. Baskar, TCE.
Mr. PashupathyGopalan, President; SunEdison Asia Pacific.
Dr. S. Paramasivam, Danfoss Industries Pvt. Ltd
Dr. V. Kamaraj, SSN College of Engineering.
Dr. S.R. Paranjothi, Former Dean, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Dr. S. Rama Reddy, Jerusalem College of Engineering.
Dr.P. Rangarajan, RMD Engineering College.
TECHNICAL COMMITTEE
Dr. V.T Sreedevi, VIT University, Chennai.
Dr. M. Prabhakar, VIT University, Chennai.
Dr. AlameluNachiappan, Pondicherry Engineering College, Pondicherry.
Dr. R. Seyezhai, SSN College of Engineering, Chennai.
Dr. R. Ramaprabha, SSN College of Engineering, Chennai.
Dr. R. Umamaheshwari, Velammal Engineering College, Chennai.
Dr. K. Elango, Valliammai Engineering College, Chennai.
Dr. K.R. Santha, Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering, Chennai.
Dr. AnithaKarthi, Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology, Chennai.
Dr. V. Sivachidambaranathan, Sathyabama University, Chennai
Dr. Jamuna, GKM College of Engineering and Technology, Chennai.
EDITORIAL COMMITTEE
Dr. M.G. Umamaheswari, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Dr.C.Kamala Kannan, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Dr.R.Kalaivani, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mrs.V.GeethaPriya, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mrs.V.DeviMaheswaran, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mrs.A.AliceHepzibah, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mrs.J.Kavitha, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Dr.R.N.Ponnalagu, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
PUBLICATION COMMITTEE
Dr.A.Selvaraj,EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Dr.P.Sivakumar,EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mr.D.VidhyaSagar, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mr.V.Veerapandiyan, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mrs. B. LekshmiSree, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Ms. R. SreeMallika, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Ms. S. Jeny Sophia, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Ms. M. Arulmozhi, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Ms.D.Anitha, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
WEBSITE COMMITTEE
Mr. V.Venkatesh, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mrs.J.AntoSheeba, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
SPONSORSHIP COMMITTEE
Dr.K.Premkumar, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mr. D. Shyam, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mrs.P.Anitha, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mrs. R. Kavitha, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
Mrs.A.Rajalakshmi,EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mrs.A.Sangari, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mrs.R.Padmavathi, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Ms.K.Sudha, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mrs.K.Jayasree, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE
Mr. D. Shyam, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mr.P.Thirusenthil Kumaran, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mr. P.R.Sivaraman, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mrs. B. Dhivya, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
HALL ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE

Mrs. C. Amutha, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mrs. T. Mariammal,EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mrs. V. Sivagami, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
TRANSPORT COMMITTEE
Mr. V. Venkatesh, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mr.R.Essakiraj, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
FOOD ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE

Mr.T.S.Saravanan, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mr.T.Santhana Krishnan, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mr.S.B. Ron Carter, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mr. P. Ragupathy, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Message From Vice Chairman
Mr.Abhay Shankar Meganathan
Vice Chairman, Rajalakshmi Institutions.
I am happy to note that the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering is organiz-
ing a second International Conference on Power Electronics and Renewable Energy Systems
(ICPERES – 2018) on April 4th& 5th 2018.
Electrical power is the lifeline of any country and it is well known that the per capita power
consumption is an indicator for the wellbeing of a nation and that the fast depleting conven-
tional sources, which cause increased environmental pollution, would not be able to meet
the ever increasing demand for electrical energy. In this context, the quest for cleaner and re-
newable energy sources such as wind and solar has considerable implications to the existing
power generation, transmission and distribution systems.
It is necessary for the experts from industries and researchers from institutions to get together
and articulate the expectations of one another. This could lead to a lot of new ideas, product
innovations and newer power installations.
I sincerely hope that the conference would serve as a forum for providing a unique oppor-
tunity for the participants to exhibit their research findings. I wish the conference a grand
success.
Message From Advisor
C R Muthukrishnan
Advisor, Rajalakshmi Institutions.
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Rajalakshmi Engineering College

is organizing the second International Conference on Power Electronics and Renewable En-
ergy Systems (ICPERES - 2018).
Power Systems comprise Generation, Transmission and Distribution subsystems. Ideal

Power Systems provide continuous (non-stop) supply of power at specified parameters – fre-
quency, voltage and phase - under widely varying load and other external conditions. Meet-
ing this exacting requirement poses many challenges in design, operation, and maintenance
drawing heavily upon instrumentation, measurement, feedback and control. Provision of
additional capacity to meet growth in demand is a necessity. Many new developments have
come up and are continuing in all the three – Generation, Transmission and Distribution.
The Internet of Things (IOT) technology embraces many, if not all, aspects of solution to ad-
dress the various problems in the design, operation and maintenance of Power Systems. In
contrast to the current platforms/technologies deployed and in use, IOT has the potential
to provide an overarching simplicity and flexibility. We may denote this as digitalization
of Power System in a total manner. An analogy to capture this would be to look at similar-
ity in what is happening to vehicles and transportation systems. The task poses two major
challenges - IOT is still evolving (though rapidly) and, in-situ transformation of the present
operational power systems with no discontinuity.
ICPERES – 2018 will provide an exciting update of recent progress in the field to delegates
and enhance the synergy between Academia (Research) and Industry (Practice).
My Congratulations to the EEE faculty and REC Colleagues in organizing the conference and
wish the delegates and invitees a successful Conference.
Message From Principal
Dr.S.N.Murugesan,
Principal
On behalf of management of Rajalakshmi Engineering College, I am delighted to welcome

you to the Second International conference on Power Electronics and Renewable Energy Sys-
tems (ICPERES 2018) organized by the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
during 4-5 April 2018.
The compelling need for eco-friendly renewable energy sources has been the driving force
for several remarkable advancements in the fields of electricity generation and utilization.
In India, solar and wind energy capacity has been nearly tripled from 3.4 GW to 12 GW and
with continued research, this capacity will further get enhanced.
I sincerely hope ICPERES 2018 certainly paves a global platform for researchers, engineers,
academicians and students to present and discuss their research ideas, recent innovations
and practical challenges encountered in the applications of Power Electronics in Renewable
Energy Systems.
My hearty congratulations to Organizing committee members and students of Department of

EEE and I appreciate their tremendous efforts in organizing the conference. I am sure that the
conference ICPERES 2018 would be very productive and enlightening for all the participants.
I wish the conference all success.

Message From Conference Chair
and Co- Chairs
Dr.M.G.Umamaheswari, Professor & Head
Dr.K.Premkumar, Associate Professor
Dr.P.Sivakumar, Associate Professor
At the outset, the organizing committee takes immense pleasure in welcoming everyone to
the second International conference on “Power Electronics and Renewable Energy Systems”,
ICPERES – 2018.
Renewable Energy sources have attracted a lot of attention in the recent past owing to the
lookout for a clean and green future.Power electronic controllers play a major role in inte-
grating these sources with the grid and ensuring highest possible operational efficiency and
reliability overcoming the various power quality issues. This conference aims at providing
a platform for researchers, scientists, industrial professionals and students to exchange and
share their research findings, new ideas on the contemporary and emerging trends in Power
Electronics and Renewable energy systems.
The conference will include keynote addresses delivered by experts from academic insti-
tutions. We would like to thank all the “Co-Sponsors” of the conference and“International
Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics”for their acceptance to publishthe selected papers
presented in the conference. We take this opportunity to thank all the reviewers and techni-
cal committee members for providing their valuable comments to improvethe quality of the
papers to be presented in the conference.
On behalf of the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,We thank the manage-
ment of Rajalakshmi Engineering College for the generous support. We would like to express
our sincere thanks to Dr. C. R. Muthukrishnan, Advisor, Dr.S.N. Murugesan, Principal and
Dr.M. Subbiah, Senior Professor for their very valuable suggestions.We wish all the partici-
pants a memorable experience at REC.
SCHEDULE
4th April 2018
8.00 AM - 9.00 AM Registration
9.00 AM - 10.30 AM Invocation
Inauguration Welcome Address
Dr.M.G.Umamaheswari
Program Chair, ICPERES 2018
About the Conference
Dr. M. Subbiah, Program Advisor, ICPERES 2018
Presidential Address
Dr. (Mrs.)Thangam Meganathan, Chairperson.
Inaugural Address
Dr. M. Cengiz TAPLAMACIOGLU,, Professor,
Dept. of Electrical & Electronics, Gazi University, Ankara, Turkey.
Release of conference proceedings
Dr. M. Cengiz TAPLAMACIOGLU, Professor,
Felicitation
Dr. C.R.Muthukrishnan, Advisor, Rajalakshmi Institutions.
Dr. S. N. Murugesan, Principal, REC.
Vote of Thanks
Dr.K.Premkumar, Program Co-Chair, ICPERES 2018

10.30 AM – 11.00 AM Refreshment
11.00 AM– 11.30 AM Keynote Address - Renewable Energy Systems
Keynote Address Dr. Mehmet Akif SENOL,
Asst. Prof. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Vice Dean,
Faculty of Engineering - Department of Electrical and Electronics

Engineering
Istanbul Gelisim University, Istanbul/Turkey.

11.30 AM – 12.30 PM Lunch
12.30 PM – 2.30 PM HALL 1 (Main seminar Hall) Smart Grid System and Technologies
Session 1 Dr. A.Kavitha, Assistant Professor (SG), Anna University Chennai.
Dr. R.N. Ponnalagu, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

HALL 2 (Mini seminar Hall) Internet of Things
Dr. Anitha Karthi, Professor, Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology.
Dr. R. Kalaivani, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

HALL 3 (Conference Hall) Information & Communication Engineering
Dr. Javad Rahebi, Turkish Aeronautical Association, Ankara, Turkey.
Dr. M. Palanivelan, HOD-ECE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

HALL 4 (Purple Hall) Smart Grid System and Technologies
Dr. M. Cengiz TAPLAMACIOGLU, Gazi University, Ankara, Turkey.
Dr. C. Kamalakannan, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

2.30 PM – 3.00 PM Refreshment
5th April 2018
8.00 AM – 9.00 AM Registration
9.00 AM – 9.30 AM Keynote Address - Power system and smart grid
Keynote Address Dr. M. Cengiz TAPLAMACIOGLU, Professor,

9.30 AM – 10.00 AM Refreshment
10.00 AM –12.00 noon HALL 1 (Main seminar Hall) - Power Electronics and Renewable
Energy
Session 2
Dr. S. Hemamalini, Professor, Vellore Institute of Technology Chennai.
Dr.M.G. Umamaheswari, HOD-EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

HALL 2 (Mini seminar Hall) - Power Electronics and Renewable
Energy
Dr. J. Gnanavadivel, Professor, Mepco Schlenk Engineering College

Sivakasi.
Dr. K. Premkumar, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

HALL 3 (Conference Hall) - Power Electronics and Renewable Energy
Dr. R. Seyezhai, Associate Professor, SSN College of Engineering, Chennai.
Dr. A. Selvaraj, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

HALL 4 (Purple Hall) - Power Electronics and Renewable Energy
Dr. R. Ramaprabha, Associate Professor, SSN College of Engineering,

Chennai.
Dr. P. Sivakumar, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

12.00 noon – 1.00 PM Lunch
1.00 PM – 1.30 PM Keynote Address - Application of optimization to Electrical
Engineering
Keynote Address
Dr. Javad Rahebi, Assistant Professor,
Dept. of Electrical & Electronics,
University of Turkish Aeronautical Association, Ankara, Turkey.

1.30 PM – 2.30 PM HALL 1 (Main seminar Hall) - Information and communication
Engineering
Session 3
Mrs. V. Geetha Priya, Assoc. Prof, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mrs. V. Devi Maheswaran, Assoc. Prof, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering

College.
HALL 2 (Mini seminar Hall) - Internet of Things
Mrs. A. Alice Hepzibah, Assoc. Prof, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mrs.A. Rajalakshmi, Assoc. Prof, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

Mrs. J. Kavitha, Assoc. Prof, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mr. T.S. Saravanan, Asst. Prof (SG), EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
HALL 4 (Purple Hall) - Power Electronics and Embedded System
Mr. T. Santhana Krishnan, Asst. Prof (SG),EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering

College.
Mrs. T. Mariammal, Asst. Prof (SG),EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

2.30 PM to 3.30 PM Welcome Address
Valedictory Dr.P. Sivakumar, Program co-chair, ICPERES 2018.
Presidential address
Dr. S. N. Murugesan, Principal, REC.
Valedictory Address
Dr. M. Cengiz TAPLAMACIOGLU, Professor,
Distribution of certificates
Vote of Thanks
Dr.M.G.Umamaheswari
Program Chair, ICPERES 2018

3.30 PM – 4.00 PM Refreshment
Date : 04.04.2018, (12.30 PM – 2.30 PM)
HALL 1 (Main seminar Hall) Smart Grid System and Technologies
Dr. A.Kavitha, Assistant Professor (SG), Anna University Chennai.
Dr. R.N. Ponnalagu, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
S.No PAPER ID PAPER TITLE Page No

ANFIS TUNED PI CONTROL OF INVERTER FOR VAR
1 ICPERES-2018-004 SUPPORT FOR VOLTAGE CONTROL IN OFF-GRID 1
HYBRID POWER SYSTEM
MAXIMUM POWER EXTRACTION USING MODIFIED
2 ICPERES-2018-022 1
REGULA FALSI POWER TRACKER ALGORITHM
3 ICPERES-2018-034 SATURATION ANALYSIS ON CURRENT TRANSFORMER 2
MEASUREMENT AND ANALYSIS OF POWER QUALITY
4 ICPERES-2018-043 2
(PQ) ISSUES IN INDIAN DISTRIBUTION FEEDERS
REVIEW OF LOAD FREQUENCY CONTROL TECHNIQUES
5 ICPERES-2018-055 3
IN DISTRIBUTED GENERATION SYSTEM
DESIGN OF OPTIMAL LINEAR QUADRATIC REGULATOR
6 ICPERES-2018-063 FOR THE STABILIZATION OF CONTINUOUS STIRRED 3
TANK REACTOR(CSTR) PROCESS
CONGESTION MANAGEMENT INDEREGULATED
7 ICPERES-2018-065 POWER SYSTEMS USING GENERATOR RESCHEDULING 4
AND FACTS DEVICES
ARTIFICIAL BEE COLONY ALGORITHM BASED
8 ICPERES-2018-066 4
OPTIMAL POWER FLOW
AN ADAPTIVE OVER CURRENT COORDINATION
SCHEME TO IMPROVE RELAY SENSITIVITY AND
9 ICPERES-2018-071 5
OVERCOME DRAWBACKS DUE TO DISTRIBUTED
GENERATION IN SMART GRIDS
SLIDING MODE CONTROLLER BASED GRID COUPLED
10 ICPERES-2018-085 5
PV SYSTEM
ELECTRIC BICYCLE POWER GENERATOR FOR
11 ICPERES-2018-093 6
DOMESTIC APPLICATIONS
RENEWABLE ENERGY INTEGRATION WITH SMART
12 ICPERES-2018-094 6
GRID FOR SMART POWER SCHEDULING
13 ICPERES-2018-096 HOME AUTOMATION WITH POWER MANAGEMENT 7
EXTRACTION OF MAXIMUM POWER FROM GRID
14 ICPERES-2018-102 CONNECTED PV SYSTEM DURING LOW IRRADIATION 7
AND POOR WEATHER CONDITIONS
DUAL BATTERY OPERATION OF HYBRID ELECTRIC
15 ICPERES-2018-115 8
VEHICLE
DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF PIEZO-ELECTRIC
16 ICPERES-2018-124 8
BASED ENERGY HARVESTING SYSTEM IN BICYCLES
16Date : 04.04.2018, (12.30 PM – 2.30 PM)
HALL 2 (Mini seminar Hall) Internet of Things
Dr. Anitha Karthi, Professor, Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology.
Dr. R. Kalaivani, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

WIRELESS SUPERVISORY CONTROLS FOR INDUSTRIAL
1 ICPERES-2018-001 9
AUTOMATION
IoT BASED SPEED CONTROL OF DC MOTOR USING
2 ICPERES-2018-069 9
HYBRID POWER SOURCE
3 ICPERES-2018-078 PLC BASED ONLINE OIL WATER SEPARATOR 10
4 ICPERES-2018-081 AUTOMATION IN SPILLCUT PROCESS 10
MODERN IRRIGATION BASED ON WEB WEATHER

5 ICPERES-2018-086 11
FORECAST
6 ICPERES-2018-106 AUTOMATIC FOREST TREE PROTECTION USING ROBOTS 11
A SMART CARD BASED AUTHENTICATION SCHEME

7 ICPERES-2018-110 USING KEY AGREEMENT PROTOCOL IN ECC FOR 12
WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS
8 ICPERES-2018-116 E-LEARNING THROUGH PROFILE BASED SEGREGATOR 12
DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF IOT BASED TERRAIN

9 ICPERES-2018-123 13
EXPLORATION ROBOTIC SYSTEM
IoT BASEDTRANSFORMER FAULT DETECTION USING
10 ICPERES-2018-140 13
DISCRETE WAVELETTRANSFORM
11 ICPERES-2018-149 AGRICULTURAL LAND MONITORING USING IOT 14
IMPLEMENTATION OF INDOOR NAVIGATION SYSTEM

12 ICPERES-2018-151 14
USING INFRARED LEDS AND RECEIVERS
AUTOMATIC PATH FINDER CO-RELATED WITH CO
13 ICPERES-2018-157 15
&CH4 DECTOR
WIRELESS SAFETY SYSTEM IN CRACKERS FACTORY
14 ICPERES-2018-167 15
USING IoT
NOVEL METHOD OF LCC COMPENSATION IN ELECTRIC
15 ICPERES-2018-170 16
VEHICLES WIRELESS CHARGING SYSTEM
Date : 04.04.2018, (12.30 PM – 2.30 PM)
HALL 3 (Conference Hall) Information & Communication Engineering
Dr. Javad Rahebi, Turkish Aeronautical Association, Ankara, Turkey.
Dr. M. Palanivelan, HOD-ECE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
EVALUATION OF ECG SIGNAL USING COMPRESSIVE

1 ICPERES-2018-007 16
SENSING
LITHIUM ZINC CHLORIDE NANOPARTICLES BY

2 ICPERES-2018-040 SIMPLE CO-PRECIPITATION METHOD FOR DIFFERENT 17
CHARACTERIZATIONS AND APPLICATIONS
IMAGE PROCESSING OF BRAIN TUMOR USING FUZZY

3 ICPERES-2018-079 18
ENTROPY AND DISTANCE REGULARIZED LEVEL SET
4 ICPERES-2018-080 SMART ACADEMIC DATABASE RECORD 18

MICROSTRIP PATCH ANTENNA AS A SENSOR FOR BREAST
5 ICPERES-2018-083 19
CANCER DETECTION
QUAD-BAND CIRCULARLY POLARIZED ANTENNA FOR

6 ICPERES-2018-098 19
WLAN/WIMAX APPLICATION
AN EMPRICAL SURVEY ON CROSS SITE SCRIPTING

7 ICPERES-2018-108 SECURITY VULNERABILITIES IN ULTRAWIDE BAND 20
CHANNELS
VISIBLE LIGHT COMMUNICATION SYSTEM WITH RGBA-

8 ICPERES-2018-109 LED AND R-OFDM TRANSMISSION METHOD USING 20
DISCRETE WAVELET TRANSFORM
9 ICPERES-2018-119 SMART TRAFFIC CONTROL FOR EMERGENCY VEHICLES 21

A SMART BOOK ACCESSING SYSTEM USING RFID AND IR
10 ICPERES-2018-122 21
IN LIBRARY
11 ICPERES-2018-127 DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF SMART NANOGRID 22

A NEW FRAMEWORK BASED ON DISTRIBUTED AND
DIVERSITY COMBINATION USING PRIORITY AND POST
12 ICPERES-2018-135 22
SOFT MODULATION TECHNIQUE FOR EFFECTIVE MOBILE
COMMUNICATION
DESIGN AND PURSUIT OF HIGH SPEED DIGITALLY

13 ICPERES-2018-158 CONTROLLED OSCILLATOR FOR COMMUNICATION 23
RECEIVERS
ESTIMATION OF RESPIRATORY AND CARDIAC RATES

14 ICPERES-2018-159 23
USING GMR SENSOR
IMPLEMENTATION OF EMBEDDED SYSTEM FOR

DETECTING WHIRLPOOL GIANT WAVES AND TO
15 ICPERES-2018-161 24
CONTROL CRITICAL BORDER CROSSING USING SATELLITE
COMMUNICATION
DESIGN OF AN E-HELMET FOR ENSURING SAFETY IN

16 ICPERES-2018-171 24
MANHOLE OPERATIONS - A SOCIAL ISSUE
Date : 04.04.2018, (12.30 PM – 2.30 PM)
HALL 4 (Purple Hall) Smart Grid System and Technologies
Dr. M. Cengiz TAPLAMACIOGLU, Gazi University, Ankara, Turkey.
Dr. C. Kamalakannan, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Page
S.No PAPER ID PAPER TITLE
No
DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF SMART CHARGING
1 ICPERES-2018-125 25
SYSTEM
DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF POWER TRAIN AND
2 ICPERES-2018-128 25
CONVERTER FOR HYBRID VEHICLE
A UNIFIED CONTROL AND POWER MANAGEMENT SCHEME
3 ICPERES-2018-130 FOR PV-BATTERY BASED MICROGRIDS FOR BOTH GRID- 26
CONNECTED AND ISLANDED MODES
REJECTION OF LEAKAGE CURRENT USING A NOVEL SINGLE
4 ICPERES-2018-142 PHASE INVERTER IN GRID CONNECTED 26
PV SYSTEMS
LOW COST NON-INTRUSIVE RESIDENTIAL LOAD
5 ICPERES-2018-147 27
MONITORING WITH INTELLIGENT USER FEEDBACK
MAXIMUM POWER POINT TRACKING AND CONTROL OF PV
6 ICPERES-2018-148 27
SYSTEM USING CORTEXM4
GRID CURRENT SHAPING AND UNDER VOLTAGE EFFECT OF
7 ICPERES-2018-152 28
INDUCTION MOTOR USING MPC TECHNIQUE
POWER QUALITY ENHANCEMENT FOR WIND ENERGY
8 ICPERES-2018-160 CONVERSION SYSTEM USING CONSERVATIVE POWER 28
THEORY
COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF HARMONIC CONTENT AND
9 ICPERES-2018-166 POWER FACTOR IMPROVEMENT FOR HIGH FREQUENCY 29
INDUCTION FURNACE APPLICATION
VOLTAGE STABILITY ENHANCEMENT OF WIND ENERGY
10 ICPERES-2018-190 29
CONVERSION SYSTEM USING SVPWM CONTROLLER
OPTIMAL POWER FLOW ANALYSIS AND SIMULATION USING
11 ICPERES-2018-010 30
PARTICLE SWARM OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHM
PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENT AND ENERGY SAVING
12 ICPERES-2018-028 OF DIESEL GENERATOR COUPLED WITH THE INDUCTION 30
GENERATOR DURING LINEAR AND NON-LINEAR LOADS
NOVEL BAT ALGORITHM TO SOLVE ECONOMIC POWER
13 ICPERES-2018-032 DISPATCH PROBLEM WITH TRANSMISSION LOSS FOR 31
LARGE-SCALE POWER SYSTEM
INTEGRATION OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND SIDE
14 ICPERES-2018-196 MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES IN GENERATION EXPANSION 31
PLANNING
Date : 05.04.2018, (10.00 AM – 12.00 noon)
HALL 1 (Main seminar Hall) - Power Electronics and Renewable Energy
Dr. S. Hemamalini, Professor, Vellore Institute of Technology Chennai.
Dr.M.G. Umamaheswari, HOD-EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF CLOSED LOOP
1 ICPERES-2018-002 CONTROLLED ELEMENTARY ADDITIONAL SERIES POSITIVE 32
OUTPUT SUPER LIFT CONVERTER FED PMBLDC DRIVE
VOLTAGE-FED FULL BRIDGE INVERTER TOPOLOGY FOR
2 ICPERES-2018-005 32
INDUCTIVE WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER APPLICATIONS
FREE ENERGY POWER BANK USING STEPPER MOTORS AND DC
3 ICPERES-2018-006 33
MOTOR
AN IMPROVED METHOD DETERMINATION OF PRECISE
4 ICPERES-2018-014 33
VOLTAGE GAIN IN AN LLC RESONANT CONVERTER
ECONOMIC AND EFFICIENT PREVENTION OF SOILING IN
5 ICPERES-2018-015 34
SOLAR PANELS
CONTROL AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN AUTONOMOUS
6 ICPERES-2018-017 34
SAILBOAT
PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF PI CONTROLLER AND PR
7 ICPERES-2018-021 CONTROLLER BASED THREE - PHASE AC-DC BOOST 35
CONVERTER WITH SPACE VECTOR PWM
ANALYSIS AND ASSESSMENT OF DC-DC CONVERTER
8 ICPERES-2018-033 35
TOPOLOGIES FOR PV APPLICATIONS
HARDWARE IMPLEMENTATION AND COMPARISON OF
9 ICPERES-2018-042 PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS BETWEEN BRIDGED AND 36
BRIDGELESS INTERLEAVED BOOST CONVERTER
DESIGN OF HYSTERESIS CURRENT CONTROL INVERTER FOR
10 ICPERES-2018-044 36
GRID- CONNECTED PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS
SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF MODULATION STRATEGIES
11 ICPERES-2018-047 37
FOR PV BASED T-TYPE INVERTER
CLOSED LOOP SEPIC BASED STATIC EXCITATION FOR
12 ICPERES-2018-048 37
ALTERNATOR IN THERMAL POWER PLANT
THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF
13 ICPERES-2018-049 MODULATION STRATEGIES FOR CASCADED MULTILEVEL 38
INVERTER
INVERTER AND MULTILEVEL INVERTER: FEATURES,
14 ICPERES-2018-051 38
TECHNIQUES, TOPOLOGY AND LATEST DEVELOPMENTS
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF INTERLEAVED BOOST
15 ICPERES-2018-052 39
CONVERTER TOPOLOGIES FOR PHOTOVOLTAIC APPLICATIONS
16 ICPERES-2018-053 MOBILE PHONE CHARGING USING FREE ENERGY 39

Date : 05.04.2018, (10.00 AM – 12.00 noon)
HALL 2 (Mini seminar Hall) - Power Electronics and Renewable Energy
Dr. J. Gnanavadivel, Professor, Mepco Schlenk Engineering College Sivakasi.
Dr. K. Premkumar, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF MICRO-INVERTER FOR
1 ICPERES-2018-054 40
PHOTOVOLTAIC APPLICATION
SIMULATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF HIGH GAIN DC-DC
2 ICPERES-2018-058 40
CONVERTER FOR PV APPLICATIONS
DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH VOLTAGE POWER
3 ICPERES-2018-059 41
CONVERTER FOR X-RAY POWER GENERATORS
BIDIRECTIONAL WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER SYSTEM USING
4 ICPERES-2018-060 41
CURRENT FED CONVERTER
A NEW SINGLE PHASE BRIDGELESS AC/DC POWER FACTOR
5 ICPERES-2018-061 42
CORRECTION USING SEPIC CONVERTER
ANALYSIS OF SWITCHING TABLE BASED TWO LEVEL INVERTER
6 ICPERES-2018-062 42
UNDER DIFFERENT CONDUCTION MODES
IMPLEMENTATION OF FUZZY LOGIC FOR THE SPEED CONTROL
7 ICPERES-2018-064 43
OF INDUCTION MOTOR USING PIC MICROCONTROLLER
SPEED CONTROL ON AC INDUCTION MOTOR USING PWM
8 ICPERES-2018-067 43
CONTROLLED VOLTAGE SOURCE INVERTER
ANALYSIS OF WIND DRIVEN INDUCTION GENERATOR WITH
9 ICPERES-2018-068 44
IMPACT ON NON-LINEAR LOADS
INVESTIGATION OF SINGLE-STAGE AC- DC PFC TOPOLOGIES
10 ICPERES-2018-073 44
FOR LED APPLICATIONS
11 ICPERES-2018-074 AADHAR CARD BASED VOTING SYSTEM 45
EFFICIENT ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM USING HYBRID
12 ICPERES-2018-077 WIND-SOLAR UPS FOR COMMERCIAL BUILDING AND FISHING 45
TRAWLER
SELF-TUNED FUZZY PID CONTROLLER BASED SPACE VECTOR
13 ICPERES-2018-084 46
PWM FOR DSTATCOM
MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF A NOVEL Z-SOURCE BOOST
14 ICPERES-2018-087 46
HYBRID CONVERTER
MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF Y-SOURCE INVERTER FOR
15 ICPERES-2018-088 47
PHOTOVOLTAIC INTERFACE
COMMERCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF RENEWABLE ENERGY
16 ICPERES-2018-090 47
INTEGRATION IN GRID OPERATION.
Date : 05.04.2018, (10.00 AM – 12.00 noon)
Dr. R. Seyezhai, Associate Professor, SSN College of Engineering, Chennai.
Dr. A. Selvaraj, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF INTEGRATED BOOST-
1 ICPERES-2018-091 48
SEPIC CONVERTER
DESIGN OF 16-BIT ADDER STRUCTURES - PERFORMANCE
2 ICPERES-2018-107 48
COMPARISON
ONLINE AND OFF-LINE SIMULATION OF DC MOTOR
3 ICPERES-2018-111 SYSTEM CONTROLLED BY PID AND FUZZY 49
CONTROLLERS
LITERATURE REVIEW ON CONTROL TECHNIQUES OF AC-DC
4 ICPERES-2018-112 49
BOOST CONVERTER
ONLINE PHOTOVOLTAIC CURVE TRACER USING SEPIC DC-
5 ICPERES-2018-114 50
DC CONVERTER
6 ICPERES-2018-120 LOW COST AIRBORNE WIND GENERATOR 50
REALIZATION OF EFFICIENT GA BASED SOLAR POWERED
7 ICPERES-2018-121 51
DC-DC SEPIC CONVERTER
POWER QUALITY IMPROVEMENT FOR GRID CONNECTED
8 ICPERES-2018-126 51
RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS.
9 ICPERES-2018-136 SMART COLLECTION AND DETECTION OF WASTES 52
SOLAR ENERGY CONVERSION USING MODULAR
10 ICPERES-2018-138 MULTILEVEL RESONANT CONVERTER FOR LED LIGHTING 52
APPLICATIONS
SIMULATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THREE PHASE
11 ICPERES-2018-139 BALANCED POWER CONDITIONER SYSTEM USING 53
H-BRIDGE CONVERTER FOR TRACTION APPLICATION
CASCADED SWITCHED-DIODE MULTILEVEL INVERTER FOR
12 ICPERES-2018-141 54
RENEWABLE ENERGY INTEGRATION
REGULATION OF THREE PHASE VOLTAGE SOURCE
13 ICPERES-2018-144 53
CONVERTER USING DQ MODELLING
DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AUTOMATIC CLEANING
14 ICPERES-2018-146 54
AND TRACKING OF PHOTOVOLTAIC PANEL
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF INTEGRATED BOOST
15 ICPERES-2018-156 55
CONVERTER FOR LIGHTING APPLICATIONS
A NEW, IMPROVED ZCS ZVS DC-DC CONVERTER WITH NINE
16 ICPERES-2018-172 55
LEVEL INVERTER
Date : 05.04.2018, (10.00 AM – 12.00 noon)
HALL 4 (Purple Hall) - Power Electronics and Renewable Energy
Dr. R. Ramaprabha, Associate Professor, SSN College of Engineering, Chennai.
Dr. P. Sivakumar, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

SOLAR POWERED BUCK-BOOST CONVERTER FED BLDC
1 ICPERES-2018-175 56
MOTORS
2 ICPERES-2018-203 MICROCONTROLLER BASED INVERTER 56
DESIGN OF ROBUST H2 CONTROLLER FOR DC-DC SEPIC
3 ICPERES-2018-155 57
CONVERTER
PERFORMANCE INVESTIGATION OF PID, FUZZY PD, FUZZY PI
4 ICPERES-2018-003 57
CONTROLLED DIRECT CURRENT MOTOR
A SINGLE-SWITCH RESONANT POWER CONVERTER FOR
5 ICPERES-2018-177 58
RENEWABLE ENERGY APPLICATIONS
HYBRID ELECTRIC VEHICLE: TYPES, BIDIRECTIONAL DC-DC
6 ICPERES-2018-188 58
CONVERTER, BRUSHLESS DC MOTOR
ANALYSIS AND ENHANCEMENT OF ENERGY SAVING
7 ICPERES-2018-134 59
INDUCTION HEATERS
A NOVEL METHOD BASED ON DICKSON CHARGE PUMP FOR
8 ICPERES-2018-181 59
PHOTOVOLTAIC INVERTER APPLICATION
REACTIVE POWER COMPENSATION BY USING V2G
9 ICPERES-2018-184 60
TECHNOLOGY
BFOA AND ANFIS BASED MPPT CONTROLLER FOR PARTIAL
10 ICPERES-2018-186 60
SHADED PV SYSTEMS
SIMULATION AND EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF HYBRID DC-
11 ICPERES-2018-187 61
DC CONVERTER FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLE APPLICATIONS
BLDC MOTOR DRIVEN SOLAR PV ARRAY FED WATER
12 ICPERES-2018-113 61
PUMPING SYSTEM EMPLOYING ZETA CONVERTER
13 ICPERES-2018-013 FUZZY ANTI-WINDUP PID CONTROLLED INDUCTION MOTOR 62
POWER QUALITY IMPROVEMENT USING NINE SWITCH
14 ICPERES-2018-153 62
MULTILEVEL INVERTER
DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF HIGH GAIN ISOLATED
15 ICPERES-2018-154 DC-DC CONVERTER FOR GRID TIED OFFSHORE WIND 63
ENERGY SYSTEM
Date : 05.04.2018, (1.30 PM – 2.30 PM)
HALL 1 (Main seminar Hall) - Information and communication Engineering
Mrs. V. Geetha Priya, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mrs. V. Devi Maheswaran, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

1 ICPERES-2018-204 E-HOME 63
2 ICPERES-2018-200 SMART CANE 64
3 ICPERES-2018-197 SMART WHEEL CHAIR 64
PEAK TO AVERAGE POWER RATIO (PAPR) REDUCTION
4 ICPERES-2018-194 65
TECHNIQUES IN OFDM FOR OPTIC COMMUNICATIONS
IMPLEMENTATION OF CHARGING AN ELECTRIC VEHICLE
5 ICPERES-2018-178 65
USING AN ADAPTIVE ROBOT
MEDICARE PATIENT MONITORING SYSTEM USING
6 ICPERES-2018-183 66
VISIBLE LIGHT COMMUNICATION
Date : 05.04.2018, (1.30 PM – 2.30 PM)
HALL 2 (Mini seminar Hall) - Internet of Things
Mrs. A. Alice Hepzibah, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mrs. A. Rajalakshmi, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

ALCOHOL IMPAIRED VEHICLE TRACKING SYSTEM
1 ICPERES-2018-189 USING WEARABLE SMART HELMET WITH EMERGENCY 66
ALERT
THE QUALITY IDENTIFICATION OF FRUITS IN IMAGE
2 ICPERES-2018-191 67
PROCESSING USING KNN ALGORITHM
DESIGN AND DEVELOPMEMT OF PATIENT’S LIFE
3 ICPERES-2018-100 SUPPORT EQUIPMENT MONITORING AND EMERGENCY 67
ALERT SYSTEM
4 ICPERES-2018-165 MOBILITY SYSTEM FOR DOUBLE AMPUTEES 68
RADICALLY INNOVATIVE MANUFACTURING CONTROL
5 ICPERES-2018-095 OPEN ARCHITECTURE BASED ON STATE-OF-THE-ART 68
ICT TECHNOLOGIES (RI-MACS)
Date : 05.04.2018, (1.30 PM – 2.30 PM)
Mrs. J. Kavitha, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mr. T.S. Saravanan, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College

RENEWABLE ENERGY BASED PRECISION AGRICULTURE
1 ICPERES-2018-185 USING IOT AND PEST CONTROL USING ULTRASONIC 69
WAVES
ANALYSIS OF FOUR TIER INTERNET OF THINGS BASED
2 ICPERES-2018-137 70
WEATHER MONITORING SYSTEM
3 ICPERES-2018-143 PV FED MULTI MODE MULTI PORT CONVERTER USING IoT 70
4 ICPERES-2018-174 SMART HOME SECURITY SYSTEMS 69
5 ICPERES-2018-193 SMART INCUBATOR BY USING IoT 71
Date : 05.04.2018, (1.30 PM – 2.30 PM)
HALL 4 (Purple Hall) - Power Electronics and Embedded System
Mr. T. Santhana Krishnan, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.
Mrs. T. Mariammal, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

A DUAL-INPUT CENTRAL CAPACITOR DC/DC CONVERTER
1 ICPERES-2018-207 71
USING A BATTERY AND PHOTOVOLTAIC CELL
PERFORMANCE PARAMETER ANALYSIS OF AC-DC
2 ICPERES-2018-205 72
CONVERTER FOR ACTIVE POWER FACTOR CORRECTION
PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF ZETA CONVERTER USING
3 ICPERES-2018-201 72
ROBUST CONTROLLER
SMART STARTING AND PROTECTION OF THREE PHASE
4 ICPERES-2018-206 73
INDUCTION MOTOR FOR IRRIGATION SYSTEM
DESIGN OF AN INTELLIGENT BED FOR AN INFANT USING
5 ICPERES-2018-202 73
MATERNAL CHARACTERISTICS
AUTOMATED CAR PARKING SYSTEM
6 ICPERES-2018-179 74
USING MICROCONTROLLER
PROBABILITY DENSITY FUNCTIONS FOR VESSEL
7 ICPERES-2018-020 74
ARRIVALS SERVED AT MULTI-COMMODITY PORTS
STUDY OF SOLAR PV PANEL USING P&O BASED

8 ICPERES-2018-199 MPPT CONTROLLER FOR VARYING ENVIRONMENTAL 75
CONDITIONS
A Graphical Theory Approach Based Optimal

9 ICPERES-2018-164 Placement of PMU Using Binary Genetic Algorithm for 75
Tamil Nadu Power Grid System
IMPLEMENTATION OF LANDSMAN CONVERTER FOR
10 ICPERES-2018-169 76
POWER FACTOR CORRECTION FOR BLDC MOTOR DRIVE
ANFIS Tuned PI Control of Inverter for VAR Support for
Voltage Control in off-Grid Hybrid Power System
HarshaAnantwa1, B.R. Lakshmikanth3

Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering,Bengaluru.
1
Shanmukha Sundar2
2
Dayananda Sagar Academy of Technology & Management, Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Abstract: Voltage is a fundamental parameter in the quality of power supply, which may rise or drop
depending on the reactive power balance in the system and hence it has become extremely important to
manage reactive power balance for voltage control in off grid hybrid power system (OGHPS). Test system
considered in this work has wind power generation, Photo-Voltaic (PV) system with inverter, diesel
engine and composite load. Over-rated PV inverter has ample amount of VAR capacity while sourcing PV
real power. This paper presents voltage control through reactive power support by PV inverter. Inverter
control structure has proportional-integral (PI) controller tuned by Adaptive Neuro- fuzzy inference system
(ANFIS). Small signal mathematical model of all components of OGHPS with intelligent control developed
herein is simulated in SIMULINK and tested for reactive load and supply disturbances for voltage regulation
characteristics. Voltage and other state variables, obtained separately from PI with fixed gain as well as PI
gains tuned by ANFIS are tested to evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed intelligent voltage control
algorithm.
Keywords: Voltage control; Inverter; reactive power; Off-grid hybrid power system
Maximum Power Extraction using Modified Regula Falsi

Power Tracker Algorithm
G. Vaishnavi1, Dr.S. Muralidharan2 and M. Muhaidheen3

Mepco Schlenk engineering college
Sivakasi
Abstract: There is a need for going in for renewable energy sources, not only considering the increasing
environmental pollution but also to meet the increasing demand for electrical power. Among the various such
sources, the solar power generation is steadily gaining importance, since it is available almost all through
the year. To fully utilize the power available from the sun, the Maximum Power Point Tracking is adopted in
this paper employing Modified Regula Falsi optimization technique. By employing SEPIC power electronic
converter and simulation studies, It is also shown that this technique is superior to conventional and modified
Perturb and Observe and Incremental Conductance methods.
Keywords: SEPIC converter, PV system, modified regula falsi method (MRFM), P&O, INC
ICPERES 2018
Saturation Analysis on Current Transformer
Manivasagam Rajendran1, Anbumozhi Renganathan2

Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
1, 2
K. Ramakrishnan College of Engineering, Tiruchirappalli

[email protected]
Abstract: Current transformer (CT) is one of the important units in power system protection. It is the main
source of information and measuring a device in the protection scheme. The accuracy in transforming the
primary currents at high voltage using the CT determines the reliability of the entire power system protection.
This paper describes the saturation study of current transformer during transient faults. A measurement type CT
of 2000/5 A, 25VA rating is used in this analysis and it is tested for normal and transient fault conditions using
MATLAB software. In simulation the secondary current waveforms are recorded for different values of fault
current at the primary side. All the current waveforms are compared for analyzing the behaviour of CT during
transient faults.
Key Words: Current Transformers, Transients, Hysteresis, Ferro resonance, Saturation.
Measurement and Analysis of Power Quality (PQ) Issues

in Indian Distribution Feeders
S. Mageswari1 and R. Gnanadass2

Dept. of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Pondicherry Engineering College, Puducherry
[email protected]
Abstract: Measurement and analysis of power quality (PQ) issues are essential to improve the reliability
and efficiency of the distribution system (DS) subjected to non-linear loads. This paper deals with the issues
like voltage sag, swell and harmonics by using wavelet transform technique. All these issues are demonstrated
on a practical 34 node Indian test feeder with variable loads using Power Quality Analyzer (Fluke 435 Series
II). The quality of the distribution feeder is evaluated and impact of PQ issues are determined by time and
frequency analysis using the proposed wavelet transform technique.
Keywords: power quality (PQ), PQ analyzer, distribution system (DS), wavelet transform
2
ICPERES 2018
Review of Load Frequency Control Techniques in

Distributed Generation System
K. Ranjitha1
1
Assistant professor, Dept. of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology, RIT, Chennai.
Dr.P. Sivakumar2
2
Associate Professor, Dept. of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Rajalakshmi Engineering College, REC, Chennai, India
[email protected]
Abstract: Load-frequency control (LFC) in interconnected power systems is undergoing many changes
due to rapidly growing number of wind turbines, solar and other new types of power generation/consumption
technologies. In this paper an extensive literature review of load–frequency control (LFC) problems in
distributed generation based power system has been highlighted. The various control techniques/ strategies
that concerning LFC issues have been addressed in distribution generation-based power systems.
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence techniques, Distributed Generation, Load Frequency control, Sliding
mode controller.
Design of Optimal Linear Quadratic Regulator for the

Stabilization of Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor (CSTR) Process
S. Sundari
Ph.D. Scholar, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
Pondicherry Engineering College, Puducherry, India,
Dr. Alamelu Nachiappan

Professor, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
Pondicherry Engineering College, Puducherry, India,
Abstract: Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor (CSTR) is widely used in chemical industries. Chemical reactions in
a reactor are either exothermic or endothermic and therefore require that energy either to be removed or added to
the reactor to maintain constant temperature. This paper deals with the stabilization of CSTR using optimal linear
quadratic regulator (LQR) method. Since the performance of the LQR controller mainly depends on the state and
control weighting matrices (Q and R), it is necessary to select them optimally and are done based on trial and error
method, which makes the controller design cumbersome also time consuming. Hence, to address the selection of
weighting matrices problem of LQR, Bacterial Foraging Algorithm (BFA) method is proposed. The matrices Q and R
are determined from the optimized algorithm. Performance indices like ISE (integral squared error) and IAE (integral
absolute error) are considered to evaluate the optimally tuned values of controller parameters. The performance of
the proposed method is compared with those of LQR method, Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO), Artificial Bee
Colony (ABC) based LQR and conventional PID controller (tuned by Ziegler-Nichols method). Simulation results
show that the proposed controller has better closed loop response in terms of ISE and IAE values.
Keyword: CSTR, Linear Quadratic Regulator (LQR), Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO), Artificial Bee
Colony (ABC) and Bacterial Foraging Algorithm (BFA).
3
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Congestion Management in Deregulated Power Systems

Using Generator Rescheduling and Facts Devices
R.Yamini1, S.Sangamithirai2, R.Swathi3 and S.Ramya4
Abstract: The development of Flexible Alternating Current Transmission systems (FACTs) has attracted
UPFC (Unified Power Flow Control) for congestion management problem. Relieving congestion in
transmission line is a demanding task in the present scenario. This paper deals with reduction of congestion
in a fourteen bus system using PI and FOPID controlled UPFC. The modelling and simulation of UPFC in
the system is done using MATLAB simulink software. The open loop and closed loop system with PI and the
FOPID control are modeled, simulated with variable load and the corresponding results are compared. The
improvement in the dynamic response of UPFC in multi-bus system using FOPID controller is demonstrated.
Keyword: FACTS, UPFC, power flow controller
Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm Based Optimal Power

Flow
Rajan .S
Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
J.J. College of Engineering & Technology, Trichy, India
Sivakumar .P
Associate Professor, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Chennai, India
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper presents a solution to Optimal Power Flow (OPF) using Artificial Bee Colony
Algorithm (ABC). The aim of Optimal Power Flow (OPF) is to minimize or maximize the formulated
objective function, while satisfying the system design and operational requirements. The objective in the
present study is the minimization of the total cost of generation. This paper describes the use of Artificial Bee
Colony algorithm (ABC), which is one of the latest computational intelligence to solve the OPF problem.
The proposed method is applied to IEEE-9 Bus system and verified for its robustness and effectiveness.
Keywords: Optimal Power Flow (OPF), Artificial Bee Colony (ABC),
4
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An Adaptive Over Current Coordination Scheme to

Improve Relay Sensitivity and Overcome Drawbacks Due
to Distributed Generation in Smart Grids
K. Dilavar Basha1, R. Karthik2, M. Giridharan3, A. Arun Selvan4, G.N. Kalyan kumar5

Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
RMKCET Puduvoyal.
Abstract: Distributed Generation (DG) system has brought new challenges for protection engineers since
standard relay settings of traditional system may no longer function properly in the system. The extreme case
is coordination loss between primary and backup relays. The directional overcurrent relay (DOCR) which
is the most implemented protective device in the electrical network also suffers performance degradation
in presence of DG. Distribution networks are evolving towards the vision of smart grids, with increasing
penetration of Adaptive penetration Scheme (APS) using Differential evolution algorithm (DE). This paper
presents an adaptive over current protection system which automatically amends the protection settings of
all over MHO relays in response to the impact of directional relay. In this project we are using FFT analysis
for smart grids.
Keywords: Adaptive protection scheme; directional overcurrent relay coordination; distributed generation;
differential evolution algorithm; smart grid.
Sliding Mode Controller Based Grid Coupled PV System
A. MohammedOvaiz1
Senior Member, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Vel Tech High Tech Dr. Rangarajan Dr. Sakunthala Engineering College, Avadi
S. Archana2, M. Nanthabala3, S. UmaShankari4

Student Member, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
Vel Tech High Tech Dr. Rangarajan Dr. Sakunthala Engineering College, Avadi.
Abstract: In this Paper, Sliding Mode Controller Based Grid Coupled PV System is proposed. The sliding
mode controller is employed in order to obtain the exact sinusoidal wave from the inverter. To track the
maximum voltage from the solar panel the Maximum power point tracking algorithm is applied. Perturb and
observe is the most widely used technique in MPPT algorithm, which periodically perturbs the operating point
of the PV array and compares the PV power before and after the perturbation. The phase locked loop is used
to synchronize the injected current and the grid current. The response for grid coupled PV system with Sliding
Mode Controller is simulated using MATLAB / Simulink and the experimental results have been verified.
Keywords: Maximum power point tracking (MPPT), Sliding mode control, Phase locked loop.
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Electric Bicycle Power Generator for Domestic Applications
Lokeshkumar .E1, Monesh .D2 and Rajkumar .S.A3

Department of Electrical Engineering
Rajalakshmi Engineering College
Santhana Krishnan. T4
Assistant Professor-SG, Department of Electrical Engineering
Rajalakshmi Engineering College,
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
,[email protected]
Abstract: Energy conservation is a topical issue and this design serves an efficient method of doing so. The
design was originally conceived to meet the energy needs of those living in rural areas, due to poor access to
electricity. Most persons living in these rural areas possess at least a cell phone but lack the means to charge them.
This goal will be accomplished by designing a safe and sturdy human powered stationary bicycle that produces
DC energy. The power generator was designed to be simple, cheap, durable and easily maintained. Its purpose is
to efficiently transfer the human foot motion via a pedal and sprocket-chain step-up to drive a 24V DC permanent
magnet generator. It makes use of power electronic converters which is needed to charge low voltage devices
like low charging domestic applications. Bicycle Power Generators are not a new idea, with many created by
hobbyist for residential use with small scale energy in mind, to charge batteries in case of a power outage or natural
disaster. We are looking to expand upon these designs and use a DC generator that will convert human power into
electrical power. The objective is to build a device that is safer and more power efficient. This machine is widely
used to generate electric power, to operate various home appliances, to drive water pump, harvesting activities in
agriculture sector and simultaneously useful for physical fitness of operator.
Keywords: Energy efficient system, Electric cycle, Boost converter, Renewable energy system, PMDC alternator
Renewable Energy Integration with Smart Grid for Smart

Power Scheduling
Keerthana A1, Mathu G2, Meenakshy R S3, Dhivya B4

1
[email protected] , [email protected] ,
2
[email protected] , [email protected]
3
Abstract: In this paper, we present a power scheduling concept which describe about the integration of renewable
energy with smart grid. In this a smart meter communicates with a server and schedules the load devices. Based
on the signal from the server, the devices are operated by smart meter. The proposed system will have the control
of different appliances that are available at home. It manages household loads according to predefined priority
and generates the total household power consumption below predetermined levels. In the experimental work
described here, working of smart meter, Boost Converter, Diodes, LED, PIC16F877A, Relay Switch, Relay and
Zigbee technology are discussed. Here solar energy is chosen as renewable energy to integrate with smart grid.
The goal of the system is to encourage the consumers to use less energy during peak hours.
Keywords: Smart meter, Boost Converter, Zigbee, Power Demand, Power Scheduling, Renewable Integration.
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Home Automation with Power Management
P.R. Sivaraman1
Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Chennai
T. Harinya2, M. Dhivya3 and P. Dharani4

UG Scholars, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
2
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
Abstract: The design and development of a smart controlling for household electrical appliances in
real time has been reported in this paper. In home automation system we can control the power supply
to the home appliances by simply sending text messages from the android mobile to the raspberry pi3
via telegram application. This project will be useful for physically challenged people. Additionally, the
system continuously monitors the power generated in the generating station and compares it with the power
consumed by the loads by plotting a graph between them, using current sensor and arduino. This comparison
is done for differentiating any abnormal condition and power theft.
Key words: Wireless control and data transmission, Home automation, Energy management, arduino,
raspberry pi3, Wireless transceiver HC12 module.
Extraction of Maximum Power from Grid Connected PV

System during Low Irradiation and Poor Weather Conditions
Nanthini .D1, N. Mohanapriya2

1,2
Department of Electrical &Electronics Engineering
Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Chennai.
Dr.P. Sivakumar3
3
Associate Professor, Department of Electrical &Electronics Engineering
Rajalakshmi Engineering College,Chennai.
[email protected]
Abstract: In growing modern world, energy requirement in the day to day life plays a significant role for human
livelihood. Simultaneously the decaying of fossil fuels creates the awareness of nonconventional energy utilization.
In this regard, the government of India appreciates the low to large level Photo Voltaic (PV) based grid connected
power generation. Even though solar panels are installed in many places in India, the full installed capacity may not
be utilized during low irradiation and poor weather conditions. The proposed project focuses on the solution to this
problem. The existing system integrates 0.4kw/m2 and above, while the proposed system has a minimum of 0.2kw/m2
irradiations irradiation of level using Maximum Power Point extraction (MPPT) technique. Hence the overall energy
extraction from PV units/month is significantly improved. The proposed model will be developed using simulation
studies employing suitable software package and experimentally evaluated with necessary hardware prototype module.
Keywords: Photo voltaic(PV), Irradiation, Maximum Power Point Tecnique (MPPT).
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Dual Battery Operation of Hybrid Electric Vehicle
Gayathiri S, Nagaraj A J, Hari Krishnan J and Sivagami.V

Department of EEE
Abstract: A novel approach presented here is converting an existing vehicle into a hybrid vehicle by simply
adding one more battery and a motor. By doing this new proposal the existing vehicle itself will be modified
into a hybrid vehicle and used effectively and efficiently. Compared to a completely new hybrid vehicle,
the cost of the vehicle is also reduced. In addition to this, a new approach is done, which is to isolate the
engine from the wheel. Here engine is used only for charging the batteries. Therefore engine drives the
generator at constant current, so that battery can be charged effectively because of constant current from the
generator and also continuous utilization of engine is not necessary. But engine is used only when the solar
energy is unavailable or during night times. Other advantages are usage of dual batteries increases the life
time of the vehicle, better mileage than the existing vehicle and reduced fuel consumption. Because of less
fuel consumption the exhaust gas from the vehicle is also reduced.
Keywords:
Design and Implementation of Piezo-electric Based Energy

Harvesting System in Bicycles
Jawahar M1
1
Mepco Schlenk Engineering, Sivakasi
Edward Rajan S2
2
Senior Professor, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Mepco Schlenk Engineering College, Sivakasi
Karthika M3, Asvanthini Eswari M4

UG Student, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
3,4

[email protected], [email protected]
Abstract: The pressure and vibration due to the motion of the bicycle can be employed as a means of
generating electricity that can be captured and stored for use by electronic devices. The piezoelectric crystals
have the natural property of production of voltage on the sides on the application of mechanical pressure
on the top and vice versa. By placing the appropriate crystal on several parts of the bicycle, energy can be
generated. The piezoelectric crystal can be placed in the wheels, fork, saddle and pedals of the bicycle. These
are the parts where vibration and pressure will be considerably high.
Keywords: Piezo electric effect, energy harvesting technique, bicycles
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Wireless Supervisory Controls for Industrial Automation
R. Vanitha1,
1
RMD Engineering College, Chennai
B. Sivasarathi2, G. Praveen Kumar3, Vayuluru Sudheer4

2,3,4
Student, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
RMD Engineering College, Chennai
[email protected]
Abstract: The key objective of the research work is to supervise and control the industrial processes using
Wireless SCADA system. In current scenario, all the industrial processes are automatically controlled.
The wireless control networks in industries continue to grow because of the attributes inherent to wireless
communication such as flexibility, straight forward installation, and low labor costs. Visual Basic is a type of
HMI and it provides the instruction to microcontroller for controlling whole industrial plant. In this research
work, an automatic control of the dairy industry using Wireless SCADA system is carried out. The dairy
industry process is controlled through PC using zigbee technology based wireless network. Through PC,
storage and circulation of milk and preparation of cheese using stored milk are observed and controlled with
good accuracy and safety using SCADA.
Keywords: HMI: Visual Basic, Micro Controller, Zigbee Module.
IoT Based Speed Control of DC Motor Using Hybrid Power Source
Bindu K.V1
1
Assistant Professor,Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
R.M.K College of Engineering and Technology,Chennai
Kavitha.S2, Deepika.M3, Koushika.P4, Chandrikha.P5

2,3,4,5
UG StudentsDepartment of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
[email protected]
Abstract: In this paper, IOT based speed control of DC Motor using hybrid power source is proposed.
Low output voltage produced by the solar panel is boosted using a Single Ended Primary Inductor Converter
(SEPIC). For wind generator, a three phase rectifier to is used to convert AC to DC. Power obtained from
the renewable energy sources is stored in the capacitor. In order to reduce the total harmonic distortion, a
pulse width modulation technique is used. The start and stop of motor is controlled by using IOT through
data stored in the web application through node mcu. By this method, not only the speed of the motor is
controlled, but also use the energy stored in the capacitor efficiently.
Keywords: Photo-voltaic cell, SEPIC converter, Wind Generator, Rectifier, Storage capacitor, Inverter,
Micro Controller, Motor, IOT.
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PLC Based Online Oil Water Separator
Abu selvi .S1, Jelix .S2, Kothainayagi .N3, Swathi .S4

1,2,3,4
UG student, Department of Electronics and instrumentation
KCG College of technology, karapakkam, chennai
M. lavanya5
5
Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics and Instrumentation
KCG College of technology, karapakkam, chennai
[email protected]
Abstract: The separation of oil from water is gaining importance. A standard oil separator works by
gravity separation. The flow rate through an oil water separator is a function of total volume of the separator.
Here the project isdone in laboratory based closed loop system. . In order to separate the oil from the water
CJC coalesce filter issued. The main parameters measured are level and temperature. The Programmable
Logic Controller (PLC) will be employed for the fully automatedProcess. PLC programming will be done
for separating purified water using level transmitter, float switch and temperature sensor. The floating oil
in a flow line is transferred to collector tank with ahelp of a piping arrangement. When the certain level is
reached in the collector tank, with the help of PLC the oil goes to the sump automatically. The purified water
is finally checked for pH measurement. So the whole process will be automated by using PLC and SCADA.
The whole process is given graphical representation using the SCADA software and it is simulated. SCADA
systems are used to monitor and control a plant or equipment in industries. Data logging is also done using
this software.
Keywords: Coalescer filter, PLC, SCADA, level transmitter, float switch, temperature sensor, pH meter.
Automation in Spillcut Process
T. Deepika1 K. Ashwini2 and Sathya Raj3

1,2,3
[email protected]
Abstract: The project focuses on simple and cost effective method to keep track of the number of O-rings
installed by the operator. The proposed project uses the diffusive reflection sensor to sense the number
of O- rings picked which is the first stage of the process. Then the second process tracks the number of
nutstightened by the torque wrench and displays it on the LED display on the display board.
Keywords- Process Elimination, Spillcut process
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Modern Irrigation Based on Web Weather Forecast
Nancy. A1, Raghavi.R.L2, Prathyusha.G3

1,2,3 UG student, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
DMI college of Engineering, Anna University,Chennai
A. Umamageswari4
Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
4
DMI college of Engineering, Anna University,Chennai

[email protected]
Abstract : In the area of farming, utilization of appropriate means of irrigation is significant. Field irrigation
is a most precise task, where excess or scarcity of water will result in crop damage. Human controlled field
irrigation is difficult for large acres of land and also late hour irrigation scenarios are risky in nature because
of animal disturbances. Automation of water irrigation based on moisture sensing eradicates a part of the
problem. This project intends to further automate the irrigation process based on an intelligent query of web
weather forecast so that excess water flow to the field can be controlled. An Android Application acts as a
central monitoring unit of the proposed irrigation system. The expected output is to control the pumping of
the motor by considering the moisture content of the soil and rainfall prediction of the region. This irrigation
reduces human effort and enables precise water flow management into the field.
Keywords: Soil moisture sensor, Raspberry pi, Water management, Web Mining, Field irrigation
Automatic Forest Tree Protection using Robots
P. Arthi Devarani1
1
Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
RMK college of Engineering and Technology, Chennai
E. Saranya2, E. Shanthi priya3, N. Vinisha4

UG students, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
2,3,4
RMK College of Engineering and Technology, Chennai

[email protected]
Abstract: Smuggling /theft of precious trees such as sandal wood in forests, poses a serious threat to forest
resources, causes significant economic damage and ultimately has quite a devastating effect on the environment
all over the world. It has been found in a survey that 80% losses due to deforestation. Arduino platform based
IoT enabled automatic preservation of forest tree protection system is the solution for this problem. The main
aim of this project is to enable the forest department to monitor the sandal wood trees by using vibration
sensor and robotics. We have also interfaced LCD display with Arduino board with the help of IoT technology.
Also, the Arduino interfacing with LCD display is done to display the status of the system whether the vibration
has been detected or not. Also it uses IP Camera fixed with robot model to view the status of smuggler.
Keywords: ZIGBEE Module, Arduino UNO, Relay switches, Vibrating Sensor, LCD display, Robot model.
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A Smart Card Based Authentication Scheme using Key

Agreement Protocol in ECC for Wireless Sensor Networks
B.T. Geetha1
1
Associate Professor,Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
Jeppiaar Maamallan Engineering College, Chennai
R. Monika2, R. Thejasvi3 and N. Vibaasundari4

U.G.Scholar, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
2,3,4

[email protected]
Abstract: Remote sensor systems (WSNs) will be incorporated into the future Internet as one of
the segments of the Internet of Things. In spite of the versatility of this combination, it brings in new
problems, such as, introduction of sensor hubs to assaults, beginning from the Internet. Key concession to
elliptic bend cryptography (ECC), which is reasonable to be connected in customer server condition. The
approach of ‘Web of Things’, which is a system of interconnected articles like remote sensor systems, makes
the protected information put away in sensors of WSN can be available to ill-conceived substances through
an uncertain channel called Internet. To wind up a characteristic piece of IOT, WSN needs the verification
and key understanding conventions which are exceptionally secure, light weight and vitality proficient.
Lightweight validation and key understanding conventions must be set up to empower end-to-end secure
correspondence.
Keywords: ECC, Security analysis, Smartcard, Authentication.
E-Learning Through Profile Based Segregator
A. Bhuvaneswari1
1
Professor, Department of Information and Technology
Adhiparaskathi Engineering College, Melmaruvathur
R. Sivambiga2, S. Sasirekha3
2,3
UG Student, Department of Information and Technology
Adhiparaskathi Engineering College, Melmaruvathur
[email protected]
Abstract: Due to the low completion rate for E-Learning platform, it is very necessary to analyze the
behavior characteristics of online learners to intelligently adjust online education strategy and enhance
the quality of learning. According to the E-Learning resources and learner behaviors, we also present the
intelligent guide model to guide both E-Learning platform and learners to improve learning things.
Keywords: E-Learning, segregator
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Design And Implementation of IoT Based Terrain

Exploration Robotic System
Jawahar M1 Edward Rajan S2 GanapathyRamanthan V3, Lakshmanan N4, Kesavan S5
1
Assistant Professor Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
2
Senior Professor Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
3,4,5
MepcoSchlenk Engineering College, Sivakasi
[email protected],[email protected]
Abstract: This paper proposes an active solution for scouting of harsh conditions via newly evolving
IoT technology. Terrorism is becoming a constant threat to the current human civilizations. Many acts of
terrorism lead to hostage situations. These situations are not easy to scout by conventional means and require
special means to be scouted. The new means should be cheap and easily operable. Thus IoT becomes an
integral part of this project. IoT has a large range and is much more user friendly than other transmission and
reception methods. Here Raspberry Pi 3 is used an IoT server and a smart phone as a transmitter.
Keywords: IoT, Raspberry Pi 3, Pi Cam, Headless Control.
IoT Based Transformer Fault Detection using Discrete

Wavelet Transform
Anitha.D1, .
1
Rajalakshmi Engineering College Chennai, India
Reshma.K2, Roopalakshmi.M3, Roshini.K.M.R4

2,3,4
UG student, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Rajalakshmi Engineering College Chennai, India.
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper proposes fault detection in a transformer using the “INTERNET OF THINGS” (IoT) technology.
Uninterrupted power supply is the most important criteria for proper working of the power system. All the equipment
in the power system play an important role in generation of electricity. Transformer is one of the key equipment in
the power system and hence in this project transformer protection is given more importance. A normal1:1transformer
is being employed which has a specification of 230V and 50VA. A transient fault is manually introduced in the
Transformer by switching on and switching off the transformer for a time period of 3 seconds. The output waveform
from the transformer secondary is sensed during a Hall Effect sensor and is amplified using a DIGITAL CLASS C
AMPLIFIER. The amplified output is given to a software named SIGVIEW which graphically represents the change
in output voltage of the transformer and the distorted waves are being recorded. The waveforms are continuously
analysed using DWT” (DISCRETE WAVELET TRANSFORM) which decomposes the output waveform into
mutually orthogonal set of wavelets. “DWT” gives precise and accurate digital results. These results will be eventually
displayed using an IoT device. This enables faster and accurate fault detection and communication of the data to the
control room for subsequent rectification.
Keywords: IoT, class C amplifier, Discrete wavelet transform
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Agricultural Land Monitoring using IoT
P. ThirusenthilKumaran1,
1Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
[email protected]
M. Suresh2 , B.Pradeep kumar3

2,3 UG student, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Abstract: This paper proposes a model to make agriculture smart using automation and IoT technologies.
The highlighting features of this paper includes smart irrigation with smart control and intelligent decision
making based on accurate real time field data. Then, smart warehouse management is carried out which
includes temperature and humidity maintenance and soil moisture level monitoring. The Controlling of all
these operations will be through any remote smart device connected to Internet.
Keywords: IoT, soil moisture sensor, temperature sensor.
Implementation of Indoor Navigation System using

Infrared Leds and Receivers
Alagammal S1, Annamalai S2, Vimaladhithan R3, Prasanth R4

1,2,3,4
MepcoSchlenk Engineering College, Sivakasi
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper deals with an Indoor navigation system which provides self-navigation for a robot
in a closed environment. Using IR beacons as transmitters and photo diodes as receivers makes the system
cost effective. Dijkstra’s algorithm is used to find shortest path to traverse the robot across the zones or
rooms. This can be utilised in an automated industry or in a smart home which reduces required man power
to deliver the packages within the environment.
Keywords -Dijkstra’s algorithm, IR beacons.
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Automatic Path Finder Co-Related With Co & Ch4 Decor
Vijayalakshmi1
1
Assistant Professor, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai, India.
Akshai.KNB2,Eshwar.PM3, Ganesh Kumaran.E4, Jeevanandham.S5

2,3,4,5
SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai, India.
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper presents the design considerations of automatic path finding using rover and other
detection of poisonous gases, which creates hazardous effects in mines. The gas detection is done using
respective sensors and data are saved for analysis. The temperature sensors are also used to indicate an alarm
based warning system to avoid unexpected accidents. In the existing model similar detection is done with the
manual operation of the rover. In this proposed paper, the combination of automatic path finding, detection
of poisonous gases, distance and change in temperature are also performed. The results are simulated using
Proteus 8 software and Arduino controller is used with embedded programming model.
Keywords: Rover, CH4 sensor, CO sensor ,PIR sensor, ATMEGA16, Ultrasonic sensor.
Wireless Safety System In Crackers Factory Using IoT

R. Anuradha1
Associate professor , Department of Chemistry
1
Vel Tech High Tech Dr.RangarajanDr.Sakunthala Engineering College,Chennai,India
K.S. Rani2
Assistant professor, Department of Electrical Engineering
2
Vel Tech High Tech Dr.RangarajanDr.Sakunthala Engineering College, Chennai,India
B. Ranjit3, R.Rajeshwaran4, P.Vignesh5

3,4,5

[email protected]
Abstract: Safety of a person is primary concern in any industry especially in crackers manufacturing factory.
The need for an innovative approach arises to safeguard the workers and to increase the productivity. The people
in fireworks factory should be aware of fire accidents so that they can protect themselves before any accident
happens. The alarm and surveillance plays an important role in industries to communicate to the workers
when any danger is sensed. In this project, an innovative approach is designed to sense the environmental
parameters in the factory using different types of sensors. The wireless communication protocol, which is
used to send data, is called as IOT and it will send data to the control room. The IoT is low cost and effective
for wireless transmission of data. This project will reduce the human workload in security maintenance. The
wireless communication distance is limited in the industry and gives great protection to the industry.
Keywords: Micro controller unit (CC3200), Fire Sensor, Smoke sensor, Foam Chemicals, Internet Of
Things (IoT), Relay, Liquid Crystal Display.
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Novel Method of LCC Compensation in Electric Vehicles

Wireless Charging System
R. Senthil Kumar1, K.R. Sugavanam2

Assistant professor, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
1,2
M. Giftson Jenish3, P. Siva4, A. Vijayakumar5

3,4,5

[email protected]
Abstract: This project demonstrates charging applications in Wireless Power Transfer (WPT) and the
frameworks have been executed. LCC compensation topologies, Quasi Z source inverter and voltage
doubler are used and these are simulated, analyzed in MATLAB 2015a. In this experiment the output
voltage is doubled and switching loss is reduced. The results show that the wireless energy transfer can be
used in electric vehicles, laptops, cellphones etc.
Keywords: Quasi Z source, voltage doubler, MOSFET, LCC Compensation, Amplifier, and Micro controller
Evaluation of ECG Signal using Compressive Sensing
R. Meenakshi1
1
Research Scholar, School of Electronics Engineering, VIT University, Chennai.
C.Hemanth2 and R. Menaka3

2
Assistant Professor, School of Electronics Engineering, VIT University, Chennai.
[email protected]
Abstract: Wireless body sensor networks are increasingly used for continuous remote health monitoring
of patients suffering from cardiac diseases by collecting real time data and transmitting them to health
centers. The sensor nodes along with the device collect, store and transmit a lot of data which results in
device constraints due to energy consumption. This paper first compares two traditional system design
architecture and one proposed design utilizing compressive sensing that could be employed with devices for
ECG signals and makes a qualitative comparison of energy consumption associated with each architecture
with the conclusion that architectures utilizing compressive sensing can be relatively energy efficient. Next,
the technique of compressive sensing is evaluated on data from MIT-BIHarrhythmia database to determine
achievable data compression with acceptable recovery. An approximate 30% and 40% compression ratios
are achievable with no loss of data using the Fourier and a Symmlet level 4wavelet transforms respectively
as the sparsifying bases.
Keywords: ECG monitoring, Filtering, Detection, Compression sensing, Fourier transform, Wavelet
transform, Symmlet
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ICPERES 2018
Lithium Zinc Chloride Nanoparticles by Simple Co-

Precipitation Method for Different Characterizations and
Applications
S. Kathoon Sanofer1
1
Department of Instrumentation Control
St. Joseph’s College of Engineering, Chennai.
B. Madhumitha2
Department of Mechanical Engineering
2
Loyola ICAM College of Engineering and Technology, Nungambakkam, Chennai.
P. Ponsurya3
Department of Mechanical Engineering
3
SMR East Coast College of Engineering and Technology, Thanjavur.
B.H. Abbas ShahulHameed4

4 Department of Electrical and Electronics
St. Joseph’s College of Engineering, Chennai.
K. MikilaVaahini5
Department of Physics
5
Sree Meenakshi Government Arts College for Women, Madurai.
N. Nagarani6, and A. Ayeshamariam7

Department of Physics
76
Khadir Mohideen College, Adirampattinam.
Abstract: Lithium zinc chloride nanoparticles were prepared by simple co-precipitation method and
characterized by using X-ray Diffractometer to find the crystal structure and its size. Morphological studies
confirm the shape and agglomerations of individual nanoparticles. Optical photoluminescence studies give
its emission and excitation wavelengths. Further, this particle will be used to prepare battery device of
energy storing applications.
Keywords: LiZnCl4, Co Precipitation, XRD and Optical Studies
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Image Processing of Brain Tumor using Fuzzy Entropy

and Distance Regularized Level Set
M.S.Prasana Surya1, N.M.Sheik Imran Ahmed2, S.Karthik3, B.Sakthiramakrishnan4,

N.Sivakamasundari5.
Department of Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering,
KCG College of Technology, Chennai-600 097.
[email protected]
Abstract: In medical fields, variety of diseases are assessed by Image processing- Magnetic Resonance
Image (MRI) image. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a test that uses High powered magnets, radio
signal waves and to make complete pictures of the human body using computer. In this work, the tumor
regions are extracted from brain through MRI using Firefly Algorithm (FA). From the brain, MRI abnormal
section is extracted and analyzed through an automated scheme. To exhibit the superiority of the proposed
procedure, various brain MRI views, such as Axial, Sagittal and Coronal view to mine tumor region by
integrating Fuzzy entropy and Distance Regularized Level Set (DRLS). Further, the Exact action of segmented
tumor is implemented using Gray-Level Co-occurrence Matrix (GLCM) and Haar wavelet transform. The
proposed approach is a three step procedure, such as skull stripping, FA assisted fuzzy entropy based multi-
thresholding and Diagnostics Reference Levels (DRLs) based segmentation. Proposed approach shows an
agreeable result in extraction and analysis of brain tumor of chosen MRI dataset.
Keywords: Brain MRI, Firefly Algorithm, DRLs, Fuzzy Entropy.
Smart Academic Database Record
N. Gangathara1 , K. Pavya2, A. Anne Sophia3 , B. Soundarya4 ,Skkn. Nafeesa Hasan5

Professor, Electronics and Communication Engineering,
RMK College Engineering and Technology
[email protected]
Abstract: In the modern world of technology, computers affect human lives in many ways, to name the
few such as Phone management, maintenance of information from educational institutes, colleges, the
second sheet is endless. This project has indicated all the work tasks related to Administrative (Admin) work
of the College. If the Admin wants the necessary information, they can check the information about the
timestamp of a student, a bus driver, etc. It is difficult to prepare manual work to store information about all
Student Information as a bus route then update your college data. So, this project helps in storing this type
of information with a computerized system.
Keywords: Handset, Admin, Store, Update, Computerized.
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Microstrip Patch Antenna as A Sensor for Breast Cancer

Detection
V.kannagi1, K. Dhava Shanmitha2, A.Enidha3, P.Ashika4, Balreddy Rajitha5

Department of Electronics and communication
1,2,3,4.5
R.M.K college of Engineering and Technology.

[email protected]
Abstract: In this paper, detection of breast cancer cells which are less than 10mm is found with the help
of micro strip patch antenna which act as a sensor. The micro strip patch antenna act as a sensing element to
detect the cancer particles in initial stages. This is realized by acquiring and processing the electromagnetic
signals obtained by using antenna as a sensor, the optimum phases and amplitudes of the designed sensing
antenna using spline transformation is found. This method of detection uses frequencies which are not much
harmful to healthy tissues and operates at frequencies less than 4.2 GHz. The experiment was conducted
with the help of silicon gel which has the muscle properties of the breast, and the cancer cells which are less
than 10mm are embedded into the silicon gel. Once the cancer cells are identified, it could be treated with
the help of suitable medicine.
Keywords: Patch Antenna as a sensing element, Breast Cancer, Spline Transformation, Silicon Gel.
Quad-Band Circularly Polarized Antenna for WLAN/

WiMAX Application
V. Kannagi1, G.Jayasri2, E.M. Kavipriya3, P. Mohana4

1,2,3,4
Department of Electronics and communication ,R.M.K college of Engineering and Technology
[email protected]
Abstract: A quad-band circularly polarized (CP) antenna for 2.4/5.3/5.8-GHz WLAN and
(1.5/3.5/5.2G/8GHz) WiMAX applications is proposed. These modes are operating at those frequency
groups are first achieved by a patch antenna made out of a modified U-shaped radiator with additional
I-shaped and L-shaped strips, all rotated by 45 degree around the horizontal axis. Then the Directly polarized
(LP) signals are changed over into CP signals producing a quad-band CP antenna. The main objective of this
paper is to increase the data transmission rate. IN recent days the mobile phone has eight antennas for the
usage of many purpose like 2G,3G,4G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth etc. But in the proposed structure, these antennas
can be replaced by a single antenna to achieve high data rate and to obtain the frequency upto 8GHz. Hence,
the four different frequencies are works at four different networks. So it has more coverage distance for the
usage of internet access.
Keywords: Circularly Polarized Antenna, Frequency Selective Surface, Micro Strip Antenna, Multiband
Antenna.
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ICPERES 2018
An Emprical Survey on Cross Site Scripting Security

Vulnerabilities in Ultrawideband Channels
B.T. Geetha1, B. Arunmozhi2, R. Balaji3 and T.R .Venkatesh.4

Associate Professor1, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
2,3,4
U.G.Scholar,Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
Jeppiaar Maamallan Engineering College,Chennai.
[email protected]
Abstract: Machine-learning based helplessness expectation models are picking up prominence in web
security space, as these models give a straightforward and productive approach to deal with web application
security issues. In this paper, concentrate significant highlights to characterize helpless source code record
from amiable one are reviewed. The methodologies used here highlights to build different Machine-learning
models for anticipating setting delicate Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) security vulnerabilities. The issue of
frail passwords incited us to present nectar encryption (HE) in PC security, nectar generally signifies a false
asset intended to draw or hoodwink an assailant. Honey pots, for instance, are servers intended to draw in
assailants.
Keywords: Web Application Security, XSS, Machine learning, Context-sensitive, HE.
Visible Light Communication System with RGBA-LEC

and R-OFDM Transmission Method using Discrete
Wavelet Transform
B.T. Geetha¹
1
Associate Professor,Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
S. Chitradevi² and G. Kalaiyarasi3

2,3
U.G.Scholar,Department ofElectronics and Communication Engineering
[email protected]
Abstract: RGBA-LED consists of red, green, blue and amber chips (RGBA-LED) has been embraced
as transmitter in VLC frameworks. In R-OFDM, data is balanced by partition, biasing and clipping (BAC)
tasks for transmitting in RGBA-LED. This paper exhibits a DWT based R-OFDM framework model.
Wavelet based transmission is examined and it is demonstrated that this system is better at stifling ISI
and ICI than customary R-OFDM. The biasing part of BAC is inferred by the blend proportion (CMR)
of RGBA-LED. At receiver, we grow guide identifying calculation to recoup unique information and
dissect its hypothetical Bit Error Rate (BER) execution. Simulation results demonstrate that BER execution
accomplished utilizing MATLAB reproduction of DWT outperforms than FFT.
Keywords: RGBA-LED,R-OFDM, Discrete Wavelets, Bit Error rate
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ICPERES 2018
Smart Traffic Control for Emergency Vehicles

K. Premkumar1
1
Associate professor, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
D. Sowmya2, S.Sushmitha3 and J. Suvedhitha4

2,3,4
Final year student, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
[email protected]
Abstract: Traffic congestion is one of the major problems faced, particularly in metropolitan cities. Traffic
congestion is a condition on transport networks that occurs as the use increases, it is characterized by slower speeds,
longer trip times, and increases vehicular queuing. In this paper, a real time traffic system using computer vision for
tracking multiple vehicles from roadways is designed. An application program is developed to monitor increasing
congestion on roadways. The application program is developed based on open Computer Vision (CV) library
functions. It sends the traffic status to the control room and the traffic is controlled. In case of arrival of an emergency
vehicle, the signal is automatically altered by using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technique in the vehicle.
Keywords: Open Computer vision (CV), Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
A Smart Book Accessing System using RFID and IR in Library

B.T. Geetha1
1
Associate Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
Jeppiaar Maamallan Engineering College, Chennai, India
V. Perumal2
2
Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Saveetha Engineering College, Chennai,
S. Hariharan3, T. Jayakumar4
3,4
U.G.Scholar, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
Jeppiaar Maamallan Engineering College, Chennai.
Abstract: The consumption and reduction in manual work are the main motive of automation. Accessing a book
depending upon the availability by an user is a tedious task. If there is a system which notify the availability of the book
then there prevails time consumption and the user opts for an alternate book. For the above process to be achieved, the
system has the provision to install the IR sensor in the book, placed in the rack. The books present at the rack comprises of
unique information such as title, author, ISBN code, etc. These IR sensors readily send information regarding the books
to the OPAC (Open Public Access Catalogue).When the book has been taken from the smart rack, then a notification
regarding the availability of the book is provided to the system. The decrease in the number of book and the missing of
the particular book is identified by the IR sensor. Thus, there will be a change in the status of OPAC system regarding the
availability of the book from “Available”to “Not Available”. In order to place the books in the rack, the librarian should
simply show the book to the RFID reader present in each shelf where the LED glows indicating the position of the book
on the rack. This kind of approach is easy and simple and helps to avoid misplacement of books.
Keywords: RFID, OPAC, Smart Rack, Automation,ISBN.
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ICPERES 2018
Design and Implementation of Smart Nanogrid
S. Bowjiya Beham1,S. Hema2 and C. Suresh Kumar3, .

1,2,3
UG Students, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
R. Kalaivani4
4
Professor, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
[email protected]
Abstract: Centralized electricity systems are being integrated by a number of small distributed generations
called nanogrid which is capable of ensuring full utilization of renewable energy sources, high flexibility,
efficiency and improved reliability of the power grid due to redundancy. In this context, nanogrid is used
and energy for nanogrid is obtained from renewable resources such as solar photovoltaic cells, wind, energy
storage device. The purpose of this project is to deal with a DC nanogrid suitable for small energetic clusters
such as residential or office buildings then control and monitoring the grid. The simple Proportional Integral
Derivative (PID) controller that can be applied to DC-DC converter topology. The design and simulation have
been carried out using MATLAB and hardware implementation of DC nanogrid is done.
Keywords: Nanogrid, Proportional Integral Derivative (PID), DC-DC converter topology
A New Framework Based on Distributed and Diversity

Combination using Priority and Post Soft Modulation
Technique for Effective Mobile Communication
M. Ayyadurai1
1
Associate Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
J. Lakshmi Priya2, M. Divya3, S. Jayashree4

2,3,4
UG Scholar, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
[email protected].
Abstract: This paper proposes a new Distributed Cooperation and Diversity Combining framework. It focuses on
heterogeneous networks equipped with two types of radio frequency (RF) interfaces such as short-range high-rate
interface (e.g., IEEE802.11), and a long-range low-rate interface (e.g., cellular) communicating over urban Rayleigh
fading channels. Within this framework, a set of distributed cooperation techniques operating at different hierarchical
levels with resource constraints such as short-range RF bandwidth is proposed and evaluated. A Priority Maximum-
Ratio Combining (PMRC) technique, and a Post Soft-Demodulation Combining (PSDC) technique are developed.
Proposed techniques achieve signiﬁcant improvements in Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR), Bit Error Rate (BER) and
throughput. Simulation and experimentation results indicate that under several communication scenarios, PMRC
and PSDC can improve the throughput performance by over an order of magnitude.
Keywords-Diversity, Cooperation, Hybrid Wireless Networks.
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Design and Pursuit of High Speed Digitally Controlled

Oscillator for Communication Receivers
J. Merlin backiyarani1, R. Sasi2, R.Viniga3,

1,2,3
UG Scholar, Department of Electronics and communication engineering
Jeppiaar Maamallan Engineering College, Sripermpudur.
B. Padmavathi4
4
Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics and communication engineering
Jeppiaar Maamallan Engineering College, Sriperumbudur.
Abstract: Digitally configurable superheterodyne receiver is proposed here. Real time communication
stages require rapid task of transmitting high resolution audio, video and image information. Such framework
additionally sought out of configurable architecture. Hence, a VLSI configuration based superheterodyne receiver
is proposed and investigated here . In this paper, another layout of a superheterodyne receiver that endeavors to
keep away from the issues identified with time varying dc offsets. By abusing discrete-time (DT) activity and
utilizing just switches, capacitors, and inverter-based gm-stages as building obstructs, the architecture winds up
amiable to additionally scaling. In the proposed structure, a configurable VLSI based superheterodyne receiver
were designed in digital way to deal with different frequency of activity. The design is utilized in different medical
applications to create variable outputs of sound frequencies utilized at medical equipments.
Keywords: Digital Phase Locked Loop (DPLL), Digitally controlled oscillator (DCO), Digital Filter,
Frequency Detector, All Digital Phase Locked Loop(ADPLL).
Estimation of Respiratory and Cardiac Rates using GMR Sensor
R.N. Ponnalagu1
1
Associate Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering
R. Anupama2, S.L. Anirudra3

UG Students, Department of Electrical Engineering
2,3
Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Chennai .
Abstract: A non-invasive respiratory and cardiac rate measurement system is proposed in this paper. The
proposed system uses a GMR sensor which is placed on the wrist of the human being where the radial artery
surfaces, along with a permanent magnet. Under abnormal conditions, the blood flow in the artery changes
which disrupts the magnetic field produced by the permanent magnet. This change is sensed by the GMR
sensor which gives an output as a large variation in its magnetoresistive elements. The GMR sensor’s output
is processed using a signal conditioning circuit and interfaced to a microcontroller which initiates an alert
signal during emergency conditions. The extremely compact sensor with its high sensing capability and non-
invasive technique aids in the development of the portable design. The proposed system can be extended to
monitor health of physically challenged and aged people without hospitalizing them. This application can
be extended to monitor the health conditions and drowsiness of automotive drivers and to prevent accidents.
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Implementation of Embedded System for Detecting

Whirlpool Giant Waves and to Control Critical Border
Crossing using Satellite Communication
A. Prasanth1, AR.S. Arunachalam2 and R. Ezhilarasu3

1,2,3
Veltech Hightech Dr. Rangarajan Dr.Sakunthala Engineering college.Chennai.
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper presents the protection of fishermen from the abnormal weather, shooting and arresting
by the other country navy. An Embedded technology which uses gyroscope and accelerometer, Arduino
ATMega328T microcontroller, motor, buzzer, display and SIM card can avoid these problems. The whirlpools
are formed due to the collision of hot and cold waves in sea. This causes the boat to lose its stability and will
force the boat to change its direction. The gyroscope and accelerometer sensor used to sense the change in
direction. The sensor sends the signal to the arduino microcontroller which will automatically sends alert signal
to the naval basal shore using satellite communication. It also protects the acquitted fishermen from crossing
the boundary. Three boundaries of borders were considered with the last boundary be the border between two
countries. A fisherman is alerted by caution devices such as buzzer and LCD display.
Keywords: Fishermen, Sea Border, GPS, GSM, Arduino microcontroller ,Gyroscope and Accelerometer,
Motor, Buzzer, Display and SIM Card.
Design of an E-Helmet for Ensuring Safety in Manhole

Operations - A Social Issue
P. Anitha1
1
Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical Electronics Engineering
Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Thandalam, Chennai.
S. Nandhini2, S. Nandhini3, S. Preethi4

Department of Electrical Electronics Engineering
2,3,4
Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Thandalam, Chennai.

[email protected]
Abstract: The harmful practice of manual operations inside manhole is still being practiced in many locations.
Many unfortunate deaths are occurring due to improper safety measures by workers who enter the manhole without
detecting the presence of poisonous gas. So, it is really important to analyze the gas and take precautions before
entering into the manhole. Because of number of mixtures of toxic gases like Carbon-monoxide (CO), Hydrogen
Sulfide(H2S) and explosive gases like Methane(CH4), which causes suffocation, gas poisoning, and gas explosion.
To resolve such issues, a portable, simple manhole gas detection E-helmet has been designed which is capable of
detecting the poisonous gases like carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulfide, and methane and if any critical condition
occurs, the buzzer gives an alarm. This E-helmet will also monitor hazardous gases, temperature level and humidity
level in the air inside the manhole and alert the people outside the manhole by using zig-bee, Global Positioning
System (GPS) and Global System for Mobile (GSM) and monitor the system using Internet of Things(IoT).
Keywords: Electronic-Helmet, Zig Bee Technology, Humidity and Temperature Sensor, Gas Sensor,IoT,
Manhole Operation, Safety.
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Design and Implementation of Smart Charging System
Jawahar .M1
1
Edward Rajan .S2

2
Senior Professor, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Pandisundar .R3, Marikannan .P4, Arun Kumar .V5

3,4,5
[email protected], [email protected],
Abstract: This paper focuses on loss reduction technique that electrical appliances consume a small
amount of power even after it is fully charged. Most of the chargers consume less power. Having devices
plugged in and fully charged condition will result in a bit of phantom power use, so it’s worth unhooking
them once they’re topped up. If this loss is considered for each person in the world, then this loss would be
more.The main objective of smarger is to avoid the wastage of power loss by breaking the contact between
supply and appliance after the appliance is fully charged.
Keywords: AC-DC Converter, Loss reduction technique, SMARGER
Design and Implementation of Power Train and Converter

for Hybrid Vehicle
Sandeep .K.S1, Sasidharan .C2, Seshadri .S3

1,2,3
S.B. Roncarter4
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper presents a novel approach for converting an existing vehicle into a hybrid vehicle
by simply adding one more battery, alternator and a motor. In addition to this, an approach to isolate the
engine from the wheel is done. Here engine is used only for charging the batteries. Engine is made to run at
optimum efficiency, which drives the generator at constant speed, so that battery can be charged effectively.
In addition, usage of dual batteries increases the life time of the vehicle, better millage than the existing
vehicle and over all fuel consumption can also be reduced. Because of less fuel consumption, the exhaust
gases letting out from the vehicle are also reduced.
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ICPERES 2018
A Unified Control and Power Management Scheme for

PV-Battery Based Microgrids for both Grid-Connected
and Islanded Modes
V.S. Subhiksha1, L. Sowndriya2, T. Subhashini3,
1,2,3
Rajalakshmi Engineering College,Chennai-600105.
A. Sangari4
4
Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Chennai-600105
[email protected]
Abstract: A closed loop control scheme is employed for stabilizing the bus voltages to meet the load in a PV-battery
based microgrid. The Control and Power Management Scheme (CAPMS) reads the battery State of Charge (SoC)
and the breaker status. The proposed system uses ZETA converter, operating in the continuous conduction mode to
improve stability and for meeting the demands of the DC bus. The PV-Battery system is connected to the microgrid
by a multilevel inverter to reduce the harmonics and making the system compatible to operate in the grid-connected
mode. A Whale Optimization with differential Evolution (WODE) algorithm is used in PV array to reduce the effects
of partial shading observed in Perturb and Observe (P&O) algorithm as well as to reduce the number of iterations to
compute maximum power. The proposed system is suitable to regulate both DC and AC bus voltages and frequency
under different operating conditions regardless of the voltage variations, fluctuations in the irradiance and temperature.
Keywords: PV-Battery system, ZETA converter, Power electronic devices, Control and Power Management
Scheme, microgrid.
Rejection of Leakage Current using a Novel Single Phase

Inverter in Grid Connected PV Systems
S. Jeny Sophia1
1
Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Thandalam, Chennai-602105
A. Aravindan2, S. Atchaya3 and M. Divya4

2, 3, 4
[email protected],
Abstract: Recently, photovoltaic power systems have become popular among various renewable energy sources
as they generate electricity with no moving parts, operate quietly with no emissions, and require little maintenance.
Here, the closed loop control of transformer-less single phase photovoltaic (PV) inverter systems to control the leakage
current appearing between the parasitic capacitor and ground is presented. The proposed system has the advantages
of higher efficiency and low cost than the conventional schemes. This topology is derived from the concept of charge
pump circuit. Moreover, in grid connected PV systems, the inverter should also be capable of injecting definite amount
of reactive power into the grid. The injection of reactive power into the grid is achieved with the help of the charge
pump circuit.
Keywords: Single phase inverter, charge pump circuit, common mode current, Grid connected PV system.
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Low Cost Non-Intrusive Residential Load Monitoring

with Intelligent User Feedback
Syed Shahbaaz Ahmed, Sai Shankar, Sriram, M.G. Umamaheswari

Abstract: This paper elucidates the implementation of a low cost non-intrusive residential energy
monitoring system with an intelligent user feedback and control. The system was designed using open-
source hardware and off-the-shelf components. A rapid increase in energy consumption in the past decade,
especially in developing countries has led to an increase in the cost of energy consumption. This gives rise
for the need to manage the energy efficiently. The proposed system aims to address this problem using Non-
Intrusive Load Monitoring approach (NILM), by tracking the energy consumed by the residential household
and alerting the users through their cellular devices based on the usage limits imposed by the user. The user
can also receive customized alerts when an appliance has been switched ON. In training phase, the average
current of each load is measured and stored in a Look-Up Table (LUT). During run-time, the average current
is measured and the Euclidean distance between the measured current and each value in LUT is found. If
the load with least value of Euclidean distance is under the set tolerance level, then that particular load is
said to be identified. The user receives continuous information about the number of units consumed as well
as the electricity bill which is calculated based on the Tamil Nadu Electricity Board (TNEB) tariff. This can
then be used to monitor and control the energy consumption more intelligently, thus effectively managing
the cost and consumption
Maximum Power Point Tracking and Control of PV

System Using CORTEXM4
C. Amutha1
1
E-Mail id: [email protected]
A.K. Hemasri2, S. Harini3

2,3
Abstract: Maximum power point tracking (MPPT) is used in photovoltaic (PV) system to harness the
maximum PV output power irrespective of changing weather condition. A modified Perturb and Observe
algorithm is proposed to track the maximum power from PV using CORTEX M4 processor. The proposed
system uses a DC-DC SEPIC (single-ended primary inductor) converter allowing the output to be greater
than, less than, or equal to that of input. The proposed PV system consists of battery module which acts as
a storage system during maximum load demand conditions and also acts as a backup during the absence of
irradiation conditions. The simulation design is carried out using MATLAB software and the result presented
demonstrates the performance of the proposed system.
Keywords: PV system, MPPT method–modified P&O algorithm, SEPIC converter, battery, hybrid system,
CORTEX- M4 processor.
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Grid Current Shaping and Under Voltage Effect of

Induction Motor Using MPC Technique
R. Suguna1 ,K.S. Rani

1,2
Vel Tech High Tech Dr.Rangarajan Dr.Sakunthala Engineering College, Chennai.
Aishwarya .M3, Kanchana .D4, Jayachandriga .K5

3,4,5
Vel Tech High Tech Dr.Rangarajan Dr.Sakunthala Engineering College, Chennai.

[email protected], raniks2@gmail. Com , [email protected] , kanchanadrs@gm ail.com, Chandri-
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper presents the grid current shaping methods and under voltage effect of three phase
induction motor drive system using dc link shunt compensator (DSC). The proposed method satisfies the grid
regulation IEC 61000-3-12 without any power factor correction circuits or the input filters. The proposed
Luo-converter acts as dc link shunt compensator. The control of proposed Luo- converter is employed using
PI controller. The under voltage of induction motor is regulated by boost converter and the control technique
employed using Model predictive control. In this paper the grid current harmonics are reduced and the
voltage is maintained constant. The detailed simulation study of grid current harmonics has been carried out
using MATLAB software.
Keywords: Grid current shaping, Luo- converter, Model predictive control, Under voltage effect.
Power Quality Enhancement for Wind Energy Conversion

System Using Conservative Power Theory
Prabaakaran1, Sri krishna kumar S2, Ramanujam A3,Vijayakumar V4 and Muthukumar D5

Assistant professor, Department of Electrical Engineering
1
Vel Tech High Tech Dr.Rangarajan Dr.Sakunthala Engineering College, Chennai, India
[email protected],[email protected], [email protected], Vijayakumars-

Abstract: An exhaustive control of a wind turbine system associated with a industrial plant is examined in
this paper. The proposed system uses a four-leg inverter associated with the grid side to infuse the accessible
vitality. In addition to this, the four-leg inverter acts as active power filter for mitigating the load current
disturbances in order to improve the power quality. When the wind turbine is connected, the utility-side
controller is intended to suppress the influences caused by nonlinear load, as well as uneven single-and intra-
phase load. The control methodology is executed and implemented in real time using PIC microcontroller.
The results confirmed the effectiveness of the proposed control technique.
Keywords: Conservative power theory (CPT), four-leg voltage source converter (VSC), equipment on the
up and up (HIL), doubly fed induction generator (DFIG), control quality.
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Comparative Evaluation of Harmonic Content and Power

Factor Improvement for High Frequency Induction
Furnace Application
R. Senthilkumar1, K.R. Sugavanam3,
Assistant professor,Department of Electrical Engineering
1,3
Veltech Hightech Dr.Rangarajan Dr.Sakunthala Engineering College
P. Anandhraj2
Junior research Fellow, Department of Electrical Engineering
2
J. Mohanraj4, S. Manish5,C. Sivachandran6

UG Scholar, Department of Electrical Engineering
4,5,6

E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]@gmail.
com ,[email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
3
Abstract: Induction Furnace plays a vital role in metal industries for refining of metal ores and treatment of metal.
Non-linear nature of induction furnace creates harmonics, are injected into the power system and creates power
quality issues. To operate high frequency induction furnace, two stages of power conversion is required to increase the
operating frequency. Generally inverter switching frequency is varied to alter the operating frequency which demands
a addition power conversion stage of AC-DC conversion. The combination of twelve-pulse converter and capacitor
based eleven-level multi-level inverter are used for improving the performance of Induction Furnace. Performances of
the Induction Furnace with and without multilevel inverter are studied using MATLAB Simulink. The results obtained
elucidate that the proposed system exhibits a reduced percentage THD and improves the power factor.
Keywords: Induction furnace, non-linearity, power quality issues, THD.
Voltage Stability Enhancement of Wind Energy

Conversion System using SVPWMController
D Sivakumar1
1
SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai, India
Karthik Suresh2, PG Mohnish Kumar3, Sriram Prasad. M4, Sekhar Salapu5

2,3,4,5
[email protected]
Abstract: In this paper, enhancement of voltage stability of a permanent magnet synchronous generator (PMSG)
based wind energy system using the Space Vector Pulse Width Modulation (SVPWM) controller is proposed. The
grid side converter of the wind energy conversion system reduces the voltage distortions caused by the harmonics.
Park transformation technique is used in the SVPWM controller and the proposed system is simulated using the
MATLAB/SIMULINK software. Simulation results substantiate the effectiveness of the proposed controller.
Index Terms: Distribution feeder; permanent magnet synchronous generator; Space Vector Pulse Width
Modulation; voltage regulation; wind energy.
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Optimal Power Flow Analysis and Simulation using

Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm
Emin KARAMAN1, SüleymanSungur TEZCAN2, İbrahim EKE3, M. Cengiz
TAPLAMACIOĞLU4
Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Gazi University, Ankara, Turkey
E-mail: [email protected]
Abstract: Energy demand and efficiency is becoming more and more important nowadays. As a consequence of
this continuity situation, transmission of energy produced in thermal, hydroelectric, natural gas and renewable power
plants to consumer with minimum cost and maximum efficiency. Therefore, to find optimum operating conditions for
low-fuel cost Optimal Power Flow analysis is performed on IEEE-30 bus power system within capacity constraints.
Objective functions are solved using heuristic and swarm intelligence-based Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO)
Algorithm. As result of search, it is seen that necessary requirements and operating conditions to perform optimal
power flow are ensured for all cases and outcome of each objective function is both consistent with the literature and
better than the other optimization algorithms compared to ones employed in this study.
Keywords - Optimal power flow, load flow, particle swarm optimization, IEEE 30-bus system, objective function.
Performance Enhancement and Energy Saving of Diesel

Generator Coupled with the Induction Generator During
Linear and Non-Linear Loads
P. Sivakumar1, K. Premkumar4
1,4
Associate Professor,Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Rajalakshmi Engineering College,Chennai, India
Doğan Çalikoğlu2
Professor, Department of Electrical & Electronics
2
University of Turkish Aeronautical Association, Ankara

Javad Rahebi3
Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical & Electronics
3
University of Turkish Aeronautical Association, Ankara, Turkey

[email protected]
Abstract— Growing of modern world most of the commercial and residential building are equipped with hybrid
power sources along with Diesel engine driven power backup. Recent electrical apparatus are nonlinear loads or
pulsating loads. This loads are plays significant role on reduced power quality performance, machine overloading,
machine de-rating and malfunction of protective equipment’s, such difficulties are leads to produce the energy losses
diesel driven alternator and wind driven induction generator. In this proposed system, we have planned to run an
induction generator driven by wind turbine and by absorbing reactive power from the diesel generator. As wind source
keeps on fluctuating, the real power generated and the reactive power absorbed also fluctuates; The load variations
(being non-linear) interrupts the quality of power flow by varying reactive power balance between induction generator
and the diesel generator. The proposed exciter technique aims to provide a better quality of power and economic fuel
saving technique by maintaining the reactive power balance at the common coupling point of wind-diesel hybrid
isolated system network. Terminal voltage, reactive power requirement of the induction generator and the load current
at PCC are the control inputs of proposed exciter system. The mathematical model of the planned system is developed
and simulated by PSCAD//EMTDC soft tools and also experimentally evaluated.
Keywords—Induction generator; nonlinear load; excitation control; styling;
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Novel Bat Algorithm to Solve Economic Power Dispatch

Problem with Transmission Loss for Large-Scale Power System
Mohammed Al-jumaili1 and Javad Rahebi2

1,2
Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department, University of Turkish Aeronautical Association,
Ankara, Turkey
Email:[email protected]
Abstract: The economic power dispatch is an integral part of the power system, and the major roles of its use are
for achieving a reliable and efficient operation out of power system generation networks, and this operation should
be obtained by minimizing the generator fuel cost. Getting optimal solutions to EPD problem requires efficient
optimization algorithms. Novel Bat Algorithm is one of the most recent methods and it has already proven its efficiency
and reliability for solving the EPD problem. This paper proposes Novel Bat Algorithm in order to solve the economic
dispatch problem based on the large scale power system. This algorithm has proved its efficiency and it gave a perfect
performance for small-scale systems compared with the original Bat algorithm (BA), because of considering the
Doppler Effect and assumed that bat can move between various habitats. The study of economic dispatch for large-
scale systems is more important than study it for small ones, because all power systems in countries are considered
large networks. This is why all modern studies focus on the study of large systems. To test the performance of algorithm
during small and large scale system, it has applied to many systems, including 3, 6, 31-Iraqi thermal units and IEEE
40-thermal units respectively, with transmission losses and generator limits, and a comparison of the obtained results
has been achieved with other optimization methods. The Iraqi thermal units have been utilized as a new data.
Keywords: Economic Power Dispatch; Novel Bat Algorithm.
Integration of Supply and Demand Side Management

Strategies in Generation Expansion Planning
Dr.S. Prathiba1
Professor and Head –Department of EEE
1
Loyola –ICAM college of Engineering And Technology, TamilNadu, India.
K.S. Ajay balaji2, S. Ajith Kumar3 and M. Brito Alan4

2,3,4
Loyola –ICAM college of Engineering And Technology, Tamil Nadu, India.
Abstract: The application of Long-Range Energy Alternative Planning (LEAP) and Energy Plan software to
forecast and plan various technologies for generating electricity at least cost in Tamilnadu are presented in this paper.
The cost of the generated electrical energy including the capital, fuel, operation and maintenance costs for those
technologies are evaluated. Detailed analyses are carried out to evaluate the cheapest option of electricity generation
by reference scenario and optimization scenario using LEAP. The impact of imposing the change in generating
technologies considering least cost of electricity generation and emissions are analysed. The electrical energy demand,
onshore wind, offshore wind, hydro, biomass, biogas and solar are predicted for the year 2050 by LEAP.
Keywords: Energy PLAN, GHG Emissions, LEAP and Least Cost Electricity Generation.
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Design and Implementation of Closed Loop Controlled

Elementary Additional Series Positive Output Super Lift
Converter Fed PMBLDC Drive
V.Venkatesh1
1
J.Sankari2
2
C.Kamalakannan3
3
Asssociate Professor, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
1
venkatesh.v@ [email protected],[email protected]
Abstract: Permanent Magnet Brushless DC (PMBLDC) motor is increasingly used in automotive, industrial
and household products because of its high efficiency, high torque, ease of control, and lower maintenance. The
existing system is a classical buck converter fed PMBLDC motor drive. The drawback of this system is that it does
not meet the load requirement, contains more ripples in the output voltage and affected by parasitic effects. To
avoid these problems, closed loop control of Elementary Additional Series Positive Output Super-Lift converter
fed PMBLDC motor drive is carried out with the help of Proportional Integral (PI) controller. Simulation is done
using MATLAB/SIMULINK and the results confirm that the proposed converter has the advantages of reduced
switching losses, low inductor power loss, reduced torque ripple and makes the DC link voltage stable.
Keywords: PMBLDC motor; Elementary Additional Series Positive Output Super Lift Converter; closed
loop control; PI controller
Voltage-Fed Full Bridge Inverter Topology for Inductive

Wireless Power Transfer Applications
U. Surendrakumaran1 and Alamelu Nachiappan2

1
1
Abstract: This paper presents wireless power transfer topology for consumer electronics and electric
vehicle (EV) charging application. The main focus is given on high-frequency DC-AC and AC-DC wireless
power transfer stage where the inversion stage is built with Voltage-fed topology. The required resonance in
transmitter side is (C) (LC) type and in the receiver-side series (LC) type. The proposed topology network
reduces the inverter switching stress to half that of the conventional topology. Capacitor in dc-link provides
constant input voltage. The required high transmitter coil (TC)current for air core coupled inductor circulates
through parallel resonating capacitor which reduces inverter switch current stress. Resonant converter
provides soft switching at device turn ON which reduces switching loss. Also, soft recovery at bridge
rectifier eliminates diode reverse recovery loss. The converter is analyzed and simulated using PSIM 9.03.
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Free Energy Power Bank using Stepper Motors and DC Motor
B. Sobana1
1
Jeppiaar Maamallan Engineering College.
[email protected]
P. Thulasiram2, K. Narendran3
Student, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
2,3
Jeppiaar Maamallan Engineering College.
Abstract: Free energy power bank is a power bank for the cell phone. In general, power bank initially
charges the power bank and then charges the cell phone by that charged power bank, after some time the
charge of the power bank gets down. But the free energy power bank is no need to charge but get the charge
from that device unlimitedly from this free energy power bank by a small mechanical input. This device not
only used for charge the cell phone also used for many purpose. Principle of this device is faraday’s law of
electromagnetic induction i.e. conductor changes for a magnetic field or a magnetic field changes for the
conductor an emf is induced in that conductor this is the faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction.
Keywords: Mechanical input; generation of voltage; charge the cell phone.
An Improved Method for Determination of Precise Voltage

Gain in an LLC Resonant Converter
J.S. RolitaShrine1
1
Research Scholar, Rajalakshmi Engineering College
Anna University, Chennai,
Premkumar .K2
2
1
Abstract: This paper provides a review of LLC resonant converter to determine the precise voltage gain
with battery charger as a load based on First harmonics approximation. Among all the resonant converters,
the LLC resonant converter has become more popular due to its special features like wide range of soft
switching capability, better efficiency and high frequency current ripple on the battery as a load. In this
review, the implementation methodology of LLC resonant converter widely used in the structure of medium
to high power charger applications is discussed. Inclusion of parasitic components in LLC resonant converter
during the high frequency operation and their effects in the behavior of converter operation based on FHA
method are discussed in detail. This review paper is intended to serve as a convenient reference in future, for
resonant converter with parasitic components.
Keywords: Battery charger, LLC converter, PID controller. Parasitic components, zero current switching
(ZCS).
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Economic and Efficient Prevention of Soiling in Solar Panels
K Madhana mohan 1
1
Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering
Sri Sairam Engineering College, Chennai
R. Vimul Nath 2, B. Arunprakash3, M. Mohamed Saseek Azmi 4, G. S. Goutham5

2,3,4,5
UG Student, Department of Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering
Sri Sairam Engineering College, Chennai.
[email protected]
Abstract: The efficiency of power production in solar power plants is affected by soiling effect. Soiling
refers to accumulation of snow, dirt, dust and other particles on the surface of the PV module. Manual
cleaning is costly, laborious and water is expensive at such sites. Automatic cleaning systems using water
is expensive and also causes scratches which permanently degrades the performance of solar panels. An
improved cleaning system has been developed that uses electrostatic force to remove sand from the surface
of solar panels. A single-phase high voltage is applied to parallel wire electrodes embedded in the cover glass
plate of a solar panel.
Keywords: Prevention of soiling, solar panel, borosilicate glass, copper wire, electrostatic effect, coulombs
force, blower
Control and Implementation of an Autonomous Sailboat
B. Puviyarasi1
1
Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics and Instrumentation
S. Sowmiya2, Nanthinisri .L3, S.V. Aishwaryashree4

2, 3, 4
UG Scholar, Department of Electronics and Instrumentation
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper presents an extensive review on modelling and control of nonlinear autonomous
sailboat system using Conventional ID controller (CPID) and PID controller with Particle swarm optimization
technique (PSO).This mainly focuses on the way of dynamically controlling the sail of the sailboat to reduce
the heel angle and roll motion caused by the wind. A large heeling angle, a lot of roll motion due to wind
gusts can cause the boat to capsize. Sailboats cannot sail directly up-wind either and one has to move in a
zigzag pattern to be able to sail up-wind. The sail angle is optimized and rudder angle is controlled for the
given wind direction and desired moment. The main goal is to allow long endurance autonomous mission.
Keywords- Sailboat, sail angle, rudder angle.
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Performance Analysis of PI Controller and PR Controller

Based Three - Phase AC-DC Boost Converter with Space
Vector PWM
J. Gnanavadivel1, R. Thangasankaran2, N. Senthil Kumar3, K.S. Krishnaveni4

1,2,3,4
Mepco Schlenk, Engineering College, Sivakasi
[email protected]
Abstract: Three phase Boost rectifiers are utilized as a part of distributed power generation applications such as
micro turbines, windmills, fuel cells etc. The controlled and uncontrolled rectifiers are generally nonlinear in nature.
Thus it causes high harmonic content in the line current, reduced power factor, low efficiency, voltage distortion etc.
To overcome these disadvantages, Power converters need control techniques. In this research, PI Controller and PR
Controller are used to control the DC output voltage generated using Space Vector Pulse Width Modulation technique
(SVPWM) in three phase Boost rectifier. SVPWM is the special switching sequence given to the boost rectifier.
SVPWM gives less harmonic component in the Boost rectifier. The parameters characterizing the power quality such
as Total Harmonic Distortion (THD), Power Factor, Total Demand Distortion (TDD) and Efficiency are measured and
analyzed in the three phase AC to DC Boost rectifiers using PI controller, PR controller Technique.
Keywords: AC-DC converter, PR Controller, Power Factor, PI controller, Total harmonic distortion.
Analysis and Assessment of DC-DC Converter Topologies

for PV Applications
R.Felshiya Rajakumari1,
1
SSN College of Engineering Chennai.
R.Seyezhai2
2
SSN College of Engineering Chennai.
2
[email protected]
Abstract: Photovoltaic power generation systems have gained attention all over the world because of their
availability, cleanliness, low maintenance cost and inexhaustible nature. But the output voltage from PV is very low;
hence a DC-DC step-up converter is employed. Selection of proper DC-DC converter with reduced output voltage
ripple is also an important factor as it has an impact on the overall performance of PV system. This paper analyzes three
different converters and a particular topology is chosen for PV applications. Further, ripple reduction topologies are
proposed and the performance of DC-DC converter is analyzed in terms of output voltage ripple. Simulation studies
of the topologies of DC-DC converters are carried out in MATLAB/SIMULINK. PSO based MPPT is proposed to
extract maximum power from PV and its tracking efficiency is compared with the conventional P&O
Keywords-Solar PV, DC-DC Converters, Ripple.
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Hardware Implementation and Comparison of

Performance Parameters Between Bridged and Bridgeless
Interleaved Boost Converter
V. Aishwarya1, R. Kaviya2 , C. Kavitha3,
1, 2, 3,
UG students, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
SSN College of Engineering, Chennai
R. Seyezhai4
4
SSN College of Engineering, Chennai.
4
[email protected]
Abstract: Switched mode power supplies have high efficiency but low power factor. They are used to power
the DC loads. Efforts are taken to improve the power factor of these supplies using power factor correction
circuitry. Similar to the conventional Interleaved Boost Converter topology, the Bridgeless Interleaved Boost
Converter (IBC) topology is used for active Power Factor Correction (PFC). IBC consists of a number of
boost converters operating in parallel with the only difference being the elimination of the input diode bridge
rectifier stage. This paper deals with the investigation and comparative study of bridged and bridgeless
interleaved boost PFC converter topology along with the loss analysis and efficiency evaluation. Simulation
of the proposed circuits is executed in MATLAB/Simulink and the results verify that the efficiency and the
power factor of bridgeless converter is slightly higher than that of conventional IBC PFC Converter.
Keywords: Bridgeless, efficiency, MATLAB, power factor, THD.
Design of Hysteresis Current Control Inverter for Grid-

Connected Photovoltaic Systems
Indira .D1
1
Assistant Professor
St.Ann’s College of Engineering and Technology, Chirala.
Venmathi .M 2
2
St.Joseph’s College of Engineering, Chennai
1
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper deals with grid connected solar PV system at steady state and also the transient
caused by changing inputs. Models of a Solar Photo voltaic module and Power conditioning unit have been
developed. The power conditioning unit consists of a DC-DC Boost Converter and a full-bridge inverter.
The DC-DC Boost Converter implements a Sensor less Maximum Power Point Tracker (MPPT) algorithm
with regulated DC bus voltage while the full-bridge inverter implements a Hysteresis Current Control which
provides robust current regulation, gives unity power factor and optimizes the PV energy extraction suitable
for grid connection. A complete description of the operating principle and analysis of the proposed inverter
are presented and simulation results are verified by using MATLAB/Simulink and SIM Power System tool.
Keywords: Hysteresis current control, Transformer less Grid Connected Inverter, Photovoltaic, DC-DC
Boost converter, Full Bridge Inverter.
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Simulation And Analysis of Modulation Strategies for PV

Based T-Type Inverter
S. Devi1
1
SSN College Engineering, Chennai.
R. Seyezhai2
2
Associate professor, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
SSN College Engineering, Chennai.
2
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper reports the design and simulation of T –Type inverter for photovoltaic applications. A
100 W single phase T –Type inverter is modeled using MATLAB/SIMULINK. It involves implementation
of various modulation strategies namely sinusoidal pulse width modulation, phase disposition modulation
and phase opposition disposition modulation for the proposed inverter and also brings out the comparison
between them in terms of reduction in total harmonic distortion, variation of switching frequency and
modulation index.
Keywords: Inverter; T- type inverter; photovoltaic inverter; pulse width modulation
Closed Loop Sepic Based Static Excitation for Alternators

in Thermal Power Plants
Pasupuleti Gnapthi1, M.Ramya2, G.C.Reshma3

1,2,3
UG Students, Department of Electrical and Electrical Engineering
RMK college of Engineering and Technology, Chennai
Abstract: This work deals with the modelling, simulation and implementation of the closed loop fuzzy
based cuk controlled excitation system for synchronous generator used in Aircraft applications. Output
voltage of the alternator is sensed and it is compared with the reference voltage. The error is used to adjust
the duty ratio of the DC to DC cuk converter. The open loop and closed loop systems are simulated using PI
and Fuzzy controllers and the corresponding results are presented. A cuk converter is proposed to control the
field current of the alternator system. The responses of PI & Fuzzy based closed loop systems are compared.
Laboratory model of the hardware is developed and tested. The experimental results are compared with the
simulation results obtained using MATLAB/Simulink.
Keywords; CUK and SEPIC converter, PI and Fuzzy Logic Controller.
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Theoretical and Experimental Investigation of Modulation

Strategies for Cascaded Multilevel Inverter
A. Minuaishwarya1
1
P.G. Student, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
SSN College of Engineering, Kalavakkam
R. Seyezhai2 and D.Umarani3

2,3
SSN College of Engineering, Kalavakkam
Abstract: This paper deals with the cascaded multilevel inverter (CMLI) which is mostly employed for PV
applications because of reduced number of devices, improved efficiency and lower cost. The performance of
the inverter is investigated by employing trapezoidal triangular carrier PWM, pseudorandom carrier PWM
and modified reference PWM. These PWM strategies are implemented for the five-level photovoltaic (PV)
cascaded multilevel inverter (CMLI). Performance parameters such as Total Harmonic Distortion (THD),
Weighted Total Harmonic Distortion (WTHD) are calculated and analyzed. A simulation study of the inverter
topology is carried out in MATLAB/SIMULINK and the results are verified with the hardware prototype.
Keywords: Cascaded multilevel inverter (CMLI); trapezoidal PWM; pseudorandom carrier PWM; modified
reference PWM & THD.
Inverter and Multilevel Inverter: Features, Techniques,

Topology and Latest Developments
D Shyam1, K Premkumar2
1,2

[email protected]
Abstract: Inverter is an important topology in modern power electronic systems which provides a solution
to convert the average power flow from DC power to AC power. Inverter employs different soft switching
techniques to solve the problems faced in industrial applications utilizing adjustable speed drives such as
harmonic reduction, stress reduction and switching power loss minimization. This paper presents the detailed
study and comparative analysis of inverter and multilevel inverter.
Keywords: Adjustable Speed Drives (ASD), Pulse Width Modulation (PWM), Multi-level Inverter (MLI),
Harmonic Factor (HF), Total Harmonic Distortion (THD), Weighted Total Harmonic Distortion (WTHD)
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Performance Evaluation of Interleaved Boost Converter

Topologies for Photovoltaic Applications
J. Shri Soundharya1, A. Sowmiya2, and R. Subhitcha3

UG Student, Dept. of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
1,2,3
SSN College of Engineering ,Chennai.
R. Seyezhai4
4
Associate Professor, Dept. of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
[email protected]
Abstract: Renewable energy conversion systems are gaining more attention in recent years. The rapid rise
of power generation using renewable energy sources forces to implement a power converter with higher
conversion efficiency. To ensure this, DC-DC boost converters are employed to obtain the required boosted
voltage level. But this topology results in higher ripple which is unfavorable for PV applications. Hence, this
paper evaluates three different topologies of Interleaved Boost Converter which is the parallel connection of
boost converters. The topologies analyzed are uncoupled, coupled IBC configuration and IBC with voltage
doubler circuit. These converters are designed, simulated, analyzed and their performance has been evaluated
based on various parameters. From the results, it is observed that IBC with doubler circuit proves to be the
best. The circuit configurations of the various converter topologies are simulated in PSIM. The results are
verified and validated.
Keywords: Interleaved Boost Converter (IBC); coupled inductor; ripple; efficiency; gain.
Mobile Phone Charging using Free Energy
S. Aparna1, N.J. Bhavithra2, M. Ishwariya3 and E. Gokulapriya4

Students, Panimalar Engineering College ,Chennai.
1,2,3,4
2
[email protected]
Abstract: Research on converting human body heat into usable energy has been probed for many years.
Our project provides a new way of charging mobile phones using body heat. According to research a resting
human male gives off roughly 100-120 Watts of energy. A very small part of this can be utilized by a
thermoelectric device. A thermoelectric device converts the heat radiated from our body into electrical
energy which is amplified by a joule thief device. The variable output is regulated using an USB module and
is used to charge mobile phones or can be stored in batteries.
Keywords: Heat, thermoelectric device, joule thief, USB module, mobile phone.
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Design and Implementation of Micro-Inverter for

Photovoltaic Application
S. Seeranga Nandhini1, V. Sowmya2 and R. Seyezhai3 ,

1,2,3
Department of Electrical and Electronics, SSN College of Engineering ,Chennai.
3
[email protected]
Abstract: The objective of this work is to implement a two stage micro-inverter with reduced Total
Harmonic Distortion (THD) and increased efficiency. The first stage consists of a DC-DC boost converter,
followed by the DC-AC inverter stage. A typical solar panel converts only 30 to 40 percent of the incident
solar irradiation into electrical energy. To increase the conversion efficiency, Maximum Power Point Tracking
(MPPT) algorithms (Perturb & Observe, Incremental Conductance) have been simulated in PSIM software
and better tracking efficiency was observed with the Incremental Conductance algorithm. To reduce the
harmonics of the output voltage of the inverter in the second stage, different inverter topologies namely H5,
HERIC and push-pull have been simulated and H5 is found to have higher efficiency and lesser distortion. In
order to control the switching pattern of the inverter, the pulse width modulation strategies such as Unipolar
, Bipolar, Saw tooth and Inverted Sine have been analyzed and the micro-inverter with lesser harmonic
distortion have been suggested for power quality improvement. Simulation studies are carried out in PSIM
software and the results are validated.
Keywords- Boost converter, H5, HERIC, Push-pull, P&O, InC, micro-inverter
Simulation and Implementation of High Gain DC DC

Converter For PV Applications
S. Harika1,
Research Scholar, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
1
REC lab,SSN College of Engineering, Chennai
R. Seyezhai2
2
REC lab,SSN College of Engineering, Chennai
1
[email protected].
Abstract: This paper investigates a high gain DC-DC converter with low ripple content employing
coupled inductor for PV applications. It is highly preferable in boosting low PV panel voltage to high
voltage. The efficiency of the proposed converter is high and it is cost effective as it is basically a transformer
less topology. The proposed topology is designed and implemented with multiple maxima search MPPT
algorithm interfaced with PV. Simulation studies of the converter and PV modelling with MPPT are carried
out in MATLAB/SIMULINK. A hardware prototype is built to validate the simulation results.
Keywords: Coupled inductor, Voltage gain, transformer lesstopology.
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Design and Development of High Voltage Power Converter

for-Ray Power Generators
R. Seyezhai1
1
1
[email protected]
A.N. Nirubha2
2
PG Scholar, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Abstract: In the modern world, X-ray imaging is employed to identify the abnormal diseases in the human
body. In this imaging technique, X-ray generator supplies the high voltage using a DC-DC converter. One such
novel high voltage converter referred as Modified Hybrid Boosting Converter (MHBC) with the combined
advantages of small input, output ripple and gain improvement functionality employing single switch and
single inductor is proposed in this work. The MHBC topology enhances the voltage gain by the addition of
a bipolar voltage multiplier along with the conventional structure of boost converter. This modified structure
results in high conversion ratio, low voltage stress across the main switch, which makes it suitable for X-ray
applications. Performance comparison for the proposed topology with the boost and conventional Hybrid boosting
converter is provided. A prototype of MHBC is built to demonstrate the feasibility of the converter which validates
the simulation results and this confirms that this topology is suitable for the X-ray power generators.
Keywords: Hybrid boosting converter, X-ray, Ripple & gain.
Bidirectional Wireless Power Transfer System using

Current fed Converter
N. Logeswari1
1
Sri Sai Ram Engineering College, Chennai, India.
Harini. A2, Priyadarshini. C3

2,3UG Student, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Sri Sai Ram Engineering College, Chennai, India
1
Abstract: This paper contributes to the examination and improvement of a new bidirectional wireless power
transfer system (WPT) using power electronic devices between battery and load. The main motive is the analysis
and implementation of new current fed resonant topology with current sharing and voltage doubling features with
series parallel and series resonant networks. Inductive wireless power transfer is used for low and medium power
applications and it provides a safer and satisfied way of recharging the batteries. Currently, ongoing research has
confirmed that charging with Inductive power transfer technology reduces the need on battery capacity for a travel
distance and assure for local transportation. Conventional topology uses four switches in the transmitter side converter
which leads to switching losses. This is mitigated in the proposed topology by reducing the number of switches.
Soft switching technique is implemented where the power electronic switches are operated as zero voltage switches.
Simulating in MATLAB shows the efficient use of this system.
Keywords: Current sharing, voltage doubler, wireless power transfer, zero voltage switches.
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A New Single Phase Bridgeless AC/DC Power Factor

Correction Using Sepic Converter
K. Sudha1
1
A. Sowmiya2
2
PG student, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
1
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper proposes a new single phase bridgeless AC/DC power factor correction (PFC) topology
using SEPIC converter to improve the power factor due to non-linear loads connected and by reducing total harmonic
distortion (THD) of the utility grid. By eliminating the input bridge in conventional PFC converters, the control
circuit is simplified. The controller operates in multi loop fashion as the outer control loop calculates the reference
current through innovative filtering and signal processing. Inner current loop generates PWM switching signals
through the PI controller. Performance of the proposed PFC topology is verified using PSIM circuit simulations.
Keywords: Bridgeless SEPIC converter, PFC, Multi loop control.
Analysis of Switching Table Based Two Level Inverter

under Different Conduction Modes
R. Dharmaprakash1
1
Panimalar Institute of Technology,Chennai.
D. Yuvaraj2, B. Tendulkar3, P. Anand Kumar4, A. Nanth Kishore5

2,3,4,5
Panimalar Institute of Technology,Chennai.
1
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper presents a simple switching table based analysis of two-level inverter under different
conduction modes. The proposed scheme generates the switching signals based on the sector of operation.
The performance of two-level inverter with 120° and 180° modes are analyzed based on switching table.
The analysis of proposed 150° mode of operation, which is the combined operation of 120° and 180° modes,
using switching table is presented. The proposed scheme determines the sector and the voltage vectors are
selected from the switching table to generate the gating signals for the inverter switches. The simulations are
carried out using MATLAB/SIMULINK. The total harmonic distortion (THD) and fundamental voltages are
compared and the results show that the 150° mode of conduction has better performance than the traditional
conduction modes.
Keywords: Two-level inverter, Conduction modes, Total Harmonics Distortion, 150° mode
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Implementation of Fuzzy Logic for the Speed Control of

Induction Motors using PIC Microcontroller
A. Alice Hephzibah1
1
Senthil Kumar .A2

2
SKP Engineering College,
Premkumar .K3
3
1
[email protected]
Abstract: The speed control of induction motor is more important in order to achieve maximum torque
and efficiency. Induction motors have many applications in industries due to its low maintenance and
robustness. The purpose of motor speed control is to keep the rotation of the motor at the present speed and
to drive a system at the demand speed. In this project a speed control strategy for a single phase induction
motor is proposed and implemented in order to obtain the dynamic performance of an induction motor drive
using Fuzzy Logic Controller (FLC). A Fuzzy controller is proposed to generate the control rules and thus
increases the effectiveness of the controller. The proposed control rules were successfully implemented
to a single phase induction motor fed from single phase inverter. Thus, Simulation result and Hardware
implementation in real time has been presented to verify the performance of the proposed speed controller.
Keywords: Solar panel, dc-dc boost converter, MATLAB, LC filter, induction motor, Fuzzy logic controller.
Speed Control of Induction Motors using PWM

Controlled Voltage Source Inverter
S. Rajeshbabu1, B.V. Manikandan2 and A. Arulkumar3

1
Kamaraj College of Engineering and Technology, Virudhunagar, Tamilnadu, India.

1
Abstract: Induction motors are widely used in industries along with the power electronic controlled devices.
Several conventional control strategies like voltage, frequency, V/f control methods are implemented to limit
the speed of the induction motors. However it is complex in real time applications. To overcome such issues
the paper introduces a simple design structure using a MOSFET based voltage source inverter (VSI) which is
controlled using a sinusoidal Pulse width modulation (SPWM). The investigations are made for different load
conditions. Simulation results show the performance of the voltage source inverter and its effectiveness and they
are also verified using an experimental set up.
Keywords: Voltage source inverter, Induction motors, Sinusoidal pulse width modulation Arduino
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Analysis of Wind Driven Induction Generator with Impact

on Non-Linear Loads
G.Sugumaran1, M.Sivakumar2, D.Vimalakeerthy3,

1
Lecturer / Electrical power Nizwa College of Technology, Sultanate of Oman,
Ron Carter. S. B4
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper presents the analysis of wind-driven three phase squirrel cage induction generator. This three
phase induction generator is connected with a capacitor bank for reactive power compensation and it feeds a three
phase non-linear load and a phase-phase connected rectifier supplying RL load. The analysis of three phase induction
generator with unbalanced non-linear load is analyzed, since the real power generated by the induction generator
depends on the reactive power absorption. This absorption of reactive power changes according to the inductive
reactance (Xm). This reactance Xm changes with load impedances. Therefore, when the load changes the real power
generated by the induction generator also changes. This results in the change of reactive power. The dynamic model of
the three phase induction motor, modelling of three phase rectifier with RL load and phase-phase connected rectifier
have been analyzed for unbalanced loads. These analyses are simulated for island mode of operation and the results
are compared using MATLAB. Experiments were conducted and the results show that the three phase currents of the
induction generator contains harmonic components and the waveforms are distorted.
Keywords: Induction generator, non-linear loads, inductive reactance, harmonics, and three phase rectifier.
Investigation of Single-Stage AC- DC PFC Topologies for

Led Applications
J. AntoSheeba1
1Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Chennai,
Seyezhai2
2Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
1
Abstract: For effective energy transfer, high efficiency and high power factor converters are required.
PFC shapes the input current of the power supply to be in synchronization with the mains voltage, in order
to maximize the real power drawn from the mains. This paper investigates the single-stage AC-DC PFC
topologies such as boost, fly back and forward converters for driving LEDs. The design of a 100W AC-
DC converter operating at 25 kHz is presented. Simulation Studies have been carried out in MATLAB/
SIMULINK. The performance parameters such as supply current power factor, Distortion power factor and
supply current THD are analyzed for the various AC-DC topologies and the results are compared.
Keywords: AC-DC converter; LED; Power factor correction (PFC); THD ;Power factor ;Distortion Factor;
Displacement factor
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Aadhar Card Based Voting System
P.S. Ramapraba1
1
Professor, Panimalar Institute of Technology, Chennai
M. Krishnapriya2, M. Punitha3, A. Devisree4, D. Krithiga5

2,3,4,5
U.G.Student, Panimalar Institute of Technology, Chennai
2
[email protected]
Abstract: In this paper, an embedded finger-print recognition system for authentication of voting system
is proposed. It consists of two modules: image recognition module that recognizes finger prints and human
machine communication module in which LED or LCD is used to display recognition results and receive
inputs from users. If an unauthenticated person votes, it sends a GSM message to the mobile number of
control officer and it also activates a buzzer.
Efficient Energy Management System using Hybrid Wind-

Solar UPS for Commercial Building and Fishing Trawler
James Britto .T1 Kings Beno .V.L2 Lakshmanan .A3

1,2,3
U.G Student, Department of Electrical Engineering
Rajalakshmi engineering college, Chennai
Sivakumar .P4
4
Associate Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering
Rajalakshmi engineering college, Chennai
1
[email protected],[email protected],[email protected]
Abstract: Fossil fuels are fast depleting, necessitating the use of renewable energy sources. In this context,
the modern power electronic based electrical and electronic equipment plays a significant role in our day to
day life also the power generation and demand estimation are generally mismatched with the forecasting.
Hence in each and every residence the usage of Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) has become essential.
Moreover the storage of electricity is difficult for higher value of ampere hour rating. There is also a problem
of differential costing for the power delivered to the grid by the installed renewable sources and the power
taken from the grid. To avoid this problem, this paper proposes HYBRID UPS system management. This
objective of the system is the proper power balance between the main grid source, PV power system, wind
energy and residential load. The power sharing is automatically regulated by the proposed controller through
proper modelling, simulation and experimental evaluation. This idea can also be extended to fishing trawler
systems.
Keywords: hybrid UPS; energy efficient system; equal distribution of energy; renewable energy system
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Self-Tuned Fuzzy PID Controller Based Space Vector

PWM For DSTATCOM
N. Praveena1 and D. Vijayalakshmi2

1,2
1
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper proposes a new control algorithm for communicating and comparing the power
quality related parameters using a Distributed Static Compensator (DSTATCOM) driven by a Space Vector
PWM (SVPWM). The scheme incorporates a self-tuned fuzzy PID controller driving the space vector PWM
for providing a better performance in terms of small overshoots and rise time. Also this scheme ensures a
greater reduction in the Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) at the load terminals during nominal operation,
which is not possible using the existing method. For providing faster voltage regulation during voltage
disturbances a Deadbeat predictive controller is built-in with DSTATCOM. A reference voltage is generated
with this algorithm to the DSTATCOM thus reducing the losses at the feeders and maintaining UPF. The
fastest response of DSTATCOM inculcating the above features makes it an efficient solution for improving
the power quality related issues in a distribution system in terms of achieving UPF, voltage sag compensation
and also real and reactive power compensation are discussed in this paper. The effectiveness of the proposed
technique of power quality improvement is validated through detailed simulation and tentative results.
Keywords: DSATCOM, fuzzy, Space vector PWM (SVPWM), UPF, power quality, Total Harmonic
Distortion (THD).
Mathematical Modeling of a Novel Z-Source Boost Hybrid

Converter
S. Jeyasudha1 and B. Geethalakshmi2

1,2
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Pondicherry engineering College, Pondicherry, India
1
Abstract: Due to ever increasing demand for electrical power, there is a need to go in for large scale installation
of solar panels and associated electronic converter for augmenting the grid capacity. The solar power can be
conveniently utilized for supplying isolated loads also. In such cases, the DC output of solar photovoltaic (SPV)
system is connected with the load through the power converter. This converter unit has more switching stages
which leads to significant power loss with reduced gain as well as it creates shoot-through problems in inverters.
They are overcome by Z-source network and boost derived hybrid converter. Boost derived hybrid converter
(BDHC) is a single input dual output converter which can connect DC and AC loads simultaneously. This paper
proposes a Z-source network cascaded with the boost derived hybrid converter called z-source boost hybrid
converter (ZSBHC) for SPV application. This proposed converter provides inherent shoot-through, increased
gain, and reduced switching count results in reduced switching losses, high power processing capability and
more reliability. The modeling and the performance analysis of the Z-source boost hybrid converter (ZSBHC)
is validated with simulation results using Mat lab/Simulink software.
Keywords: Z-Source network; Boost derived hybrid converter; State space modeling
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Modelling and Simulation of Y-Source Inverter for

Photovoltaic Interface
R. Ramaprabha1
1
Associate Professor,Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
M. Bharath Reddy2, G. Guru Naresh3, M. Jagadeeshvar4

2,3,4
1
[email protected],[email protected],
3
Abstract: Many researches are going on the inverter topologies for photovoltaic interface to provide better
performance. Recently, Y-source inverter draws an attention. In this paper, modelling and simulation of three
phase Y-source inverter which is used to interface photovoltaic (PV) array is presented. Y-network uses
tightly coupled inductors. It provides higher boost with high modulation index. By properly selecting the
filter, the inverter provides better quality of output. It has the capability of providing wide range of voltage
gain and modulation index. The complete system is simulated in Mat Lab-Simulink environment and the
results are presented.
Keywords: PV array; Y-source inverter; SPWM; Mat Lab.
Commercial Implications of Renewable Energy

Integration in Grid Operation
S. Thillai Natarajan1
1
Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Chennai India
1
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper highlights the additional cost incurred while integrating Renewable Energy to
grid. Plant Load Factor is the major criteria used for comparison of generation cost. Underutilization of
transmission assets for evacuating Renewable energy is the major criteria for comparison of Transmission
cost.
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Design And Implementation of Integrated Boost-Sepic

Converter
Sidharth .R.S1, Sriniketh Vishal .S2, Srinivasan .P 3

1,2,3
Lekshmi Sree B4
4

2
[email protected]
Abstract: A design and implementation of a new Integrated Boost-SEPIC Converter (IBS) is analyzed in
this work. The proposed topology requires only a single power semiconductor switch which will reduce the
voltage stress across diodes and power semiconductor switch while providing a continuous input current.
Further, this topology gives higher voltage gain with low value of duty cycle. The simulation studies are
carried out using MATLAB/SIMULINK software tool to analyze the effectiveness of the converter. Results
reveal that, its structure is simple, since the boost converter and the SEPIC converter share a boost inductor
and a switch. Also the proposed converter can provide a continuous output current, smaller output voltage
ripple, and high voltage gain when compared with the conventional SEPIC converter.
Keywords: Boost, SEPIC, Converter, Semiconductor, higher Voltage gain
Design of 16-Bit Adder Structures –Performance

Comparison
Padma Balaji1, R D.TarunPenumaka2,Yeswanth Kumar .E3, A. Anita Angeline4

1,2,3,4
School of Electronics Engineering, VIT, Chennai, India
Abstract: The adder units play a vital role in the design of ALU (Arithmetic Logic Unit). The performance
metric of the adder structures exhibits the performance of the ALU design. In this paper, various adder
structures such as Ripple Carry Adder (RCA), Carry Look ahead Adder (CLA), Manchester Carry Chain
(MCC), Carry Select Adder (CSA) and Kogge-Stone Adder (KSA) are compared in terms of delay, power
consumption and area. The semicustom design of these adder structures are compiled using Cadence® RTL
Compiler at 180nm technology node library. The simulation results demonstrate that the KSA exhibit 64%
increased speed performance in comparison with RCA. Furthermore, the RCA is found to occupy less chip
area of 1118 nm2.
Keywords: Ripple Carry, Carry Look ahead Adder (CLA)Adders, Manchester Carry Chain (MCC),
Carry Select Adder (CSA), Kogge-Stone Adder (KSA), High Speed Design.
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Online and Off-Line Simulation of DC Motor System

Controlled by Pid and FuzzyControllers
Premkumar K1
1
Associate Professor, Department of Electrical and ElectronicsEngineering
KarthikRaj R2, Muthuraam A L3, Ragul U K4

2,3,4
[email protected]
Abstract: Real-time Simulation is a simulation that is carries out with discrete time step which involves
the input& output systems and modelling of hardware and software components. In this paper the analysis
of real-time simulation of a DC motor is done using Arduino DUE microcontroller by implementing the
hardware-in loop architecture to the mathematical model. The variations in the system parameters can
be exactly analyses without the presence of the physical system. The real-time simulation plays the vital role
in equipment commissioning and testing by providing a test bench or a test case to the model. The scope of
this work includes the comparison of offline and online simulations of fuzzy logic and PID controlled DC
motor system.
Keywords: Real Time Simulation (RTS), Fuzzy Logic Controller (FLC), Proportional Integral Derivative
Controller (PID), Hardware-in-loop Architecture (HIL)
Literature Review on Control Techniques of AC-DC Boost

Converter
Prema kandasamy1
c
Assistant professor, Department of Electrical and ElectronicsEngineering
Thangavelu Engineering College, Chennai,
K. Premkumar2
2
Abstract: The paper present reviews on various control techniques employed on to AC-DC boost converter.
The control techniques are studies in general as well as with respect to the field of application. The paper
also particularly reviews the control techniques of AC-DC boost converter which was employees as power
factor correction device.
Keyword: AC-DC boost converter, Power factor correction, linear controller, non-linear controller.
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Online Photovoltaic Curve Tracer Using Sepic DC-DC Converter
R. Ramaprabha1
1
SSN College of Engineering, Kalavakkam 603110, India
L. Deepak2, R. R. Hari Prasath3, S. Dhilip4

2,3,4
SSN College of Engineering, Kalavakkam 603110, India

[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]
Abstract: The knowledge of real characteristic curves of a PV panel/array enables the user to know their
real production and, by comparing the curves over time, to assess their degree of degradation by weathering.
In this paper, a photovoltaic V-I characteristic curve tracer which operates autonomously, with no need to
be disconnect from its load is presented. This tracer uses single-ended primary inductance converter (SEPIC).
This curve tracer is a simple, cost-effective and compact for online monitoring system. The effective
sketching of the tracer is proved for normal and partial shaded condition operating conditions of PV through
Mat Lab simulations.
Keyword: PV array; SEPIC; Online curve tracer; Mat Lab.
Low Cost Airborne Wind Generator
Dinesh .B1, Mukesh .V2, Jagan M3, Kishan .V C4

1,2,3,4
R.M.K. College of Engineering and Technology, Chennai, India.
N. Kalaiarasi5
5
R.M.K. College of Engineering and Technology, Chennai, India.

[email protected], [email protected] [email protected]
Abstract: Among novel technologies for producing electricity from renewable resources, a new class of
wind energy converters has been conceived under the name of Airborne Wind Energy Systems (AWESs).
This new generation of systems employs flying tethered wings or aircraft in order to reach winds blowing
at atmosphere layers that are inaccessible by traditional wind turbines. Research on AWESs started in the
mid-seventies, with a rapid acceleration in the last decade. A number of systems based on radically different
concepts have been analyzed and tested. Several prototypes have been developed all over the world and
the results from early experiments are becoming available. This paper provides a review of the different
technologies that have been conceived to harvest the energy of high-altitude winds. The focus is set on the
hardware architecture of systems that have been demonstrated and tested in real scenarios.
Keywords: Generator, Wind Energy
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Realization of Efficient GA Based Solar Powered DC-DC

Sepic Converter
Lekshmi Sree .B1
1
Research Scholar and Assistant professor, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Rajalakshmi Engineering College affiliated to Anna University, Thandalam, Chennai
M.G. Umamaheswari2
Professor, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Rajalakshmi Engineering
2
College affiliated to Anna University, Thandalam, Chennai

[email protected]
Abstract: This work focuses on the analysis and design of solar power fed DC-DC Single Ended Primary Inductor
Converter (SEPIC) converter using reduced order GA (Genetic Algorithm) tuned PI (Proportional Integral) controller.
To reduce the complexity in controller design and computational time, the original fourth order model of DC-DC SEPIC
converter is converted into reduced second order model by using Pade’s approximation method. Then the PI Controller
parameters are acquired from the reduced second order model by using GA based optimisation technique. To harvest the
maximum power from the Solar Panel / Photo Voltaic (PV) panel, Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) schemes
using Perturbation and Observation (P&O) and Incremental Conductance (IC) methods are attempted. Among the two
methods, IC scheme is chosen due to its high tracking accuracy. Extensive simulation studies have been carried out
by using MATLAB/SIMULINK software tool. Results reveal that proposed control technique can provide excellent
voltage regulation for load variation and can track81%-94 %of the MPPT simultaneously using a single controller.
Power Quality Improvement for Grid Connected

Renewable Energy Systems
M. Meena1, K. Kanmani2, R. Keerthana3
1,2,3
Rajalakshmi Engineering College, India
Raghupathy .P4
4
Rajalakshmi Engineering College, India

[email protected], [email protected], [email protected],
Abstract: The renewable energy generation, utilization and its grid penetration in electrical grid are increasing
worldwide. The wind generated power is always fluctuating due to its time varying nature and causing stability
problems. This weak interconnection of wind generating source in the electrical network affects the power
quality and reliability. The influence of the wind turbine in the grid system concerning the power quality
measurements are the active power, reactive power, variation of voltage, flicker, harmonics, and electrical
behavior of switching operation and these are measured according to national, international guidelines. The
UPFC (Unified Power Flow controller) provides reactive power support to wind generator and load. The paper
study demonstrates the power quality problem due to installation of wind turbine with the grid. The proposed
control scheme to mitigate the power quality issues for power quality improvement in the grid connected wind
energy generation is simulated using MATLAB/ SIMULINK in power system block set.
Keywords: Source, UPFC, Super capacitors, PI Controller, Power Quality improvement (sag, swell).
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Smart Collection and Detection of Wastes
R.Vishnupriya1, S.Venisree2, E.S ThamizhRathna3

Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
1,2,3
RMK College of Engineering & Technology, Chennai, India.
Dhivya4
4
RMK College of Engineering & Technology, Chennai, India.
[email protected]
Abstract: The major concerns in today’s environment protection is collection and disposal of wastes.
Manual disposal of wastes is more complex, utilize human effort, time and cost. Even unnoticed trash bins
might cause unhygienic disorders to human health. Our proposed system would be helpful to automate the
solid waste monitoring process and management of the overall collection and detection process using IOT.
Whenever the waste bin gets filled up to 80%, the Ultrasonic sensor gets activated and this is acknowledged
by Wi-Fi at the waste bin. This indeed helps in transmitting the signal containing status of the waste bin to
Smart Controlling Hut via internet. This controlling panel will assign the job to the drivers in collecting
the filled bin by sharing the location of the bin via GSM. The detection process is done at the smart bin by
placing two proximity sensors at the bin, one for the detection of metals and other for plastics. In addition to
the project, an automatic door is fixed which helps in closing the bin once it reaches to 80%of wastes.
Key words: Arduino Mega, Ultrasonic sensor, Plastic sensor, Metal sensor, ESP232 WiFi , GSM Module,
2Relay, DVD drive, Power supply.
Solar Energy Conversion using Modular Multilevel

Resonant Converter for LED Lighting Applications
Padmavathi.R1
1
Rashmi.S2, Rengashree.S3, Revathy.R4

2,3,4
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper presents a Modular Multilevel DC-DC Resonant Converter to supply lighting system.
The conventional multilevel converter requires the use of isolation transformer which makes the system
larger and less reliable, whereas Modular Multilevel Converter is a scalable technology which overcomes
the above disadvantage and can be used to supply high voltage dc load with high efficiency and low ripples.
The proposed system is implemented using MPPT algorithm to utilize maximum power produced by PV
cell. A closed loop is provided by Fuzzy logic based PID control to facilitate wide range of operation. The
scalability and high efficiency with less harmonic distortion makes the system reliable for High Voltage DC
applications.
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Simulation and Implementation of Three Phase Balanced

Power Conditioner System Using H-Bridge Converter for
Traction Application
V. Devi Maheswaran1
1
Ramya devi .S2, Rasiga .P3 , Rasika .V S4, Revathy .J5

2,3,4,5
[email protected]
Abstract: In order to make electric traction more efficient, environment friendly with improved power quality issues,
we have proposed a three-phase balanced power conditioner system. This three-phase balanced power conditioner system
comprises of a H-bridge converter. H-bridge converter consists of four H-bridge links (H1, H2, H3& H4) and output
filter inductors (L 1& L2). They are connected to the ac feeder lines directly. The Scott traction system is implemented
which can evenly distributes a balanced load between the three phase ac grid. The design specifications includes 440V,
50Hz , three phase ac grid. The detailed power flow of the H-bridge converter as a whole and within individual switches
under unbalanced grid voltages and the power quality issues such as sag and swell are solved by precise management of
power flow. In the past, many multiple or multilevel topologies with high compensation capacities have been introduced
for railway power conditioners. But in this paper, we present a simplified H-bridge power conditioner unit with Scott
traction system aiming for reduced levels of voltage stress and current stress in the power switches, capacitors and
inductors. The simulated voltage and current waveforms of the three phase power conditioning system are presented to
show effective operations of the proposed system. The results are in comparison with laboratory-scaled down version
of hardware.
Keywords: H-bridge converter, traction, AC grid, power quality, sag, swell, balanced voltage, scott
transformer.
Regulation of Three Phase Voltage Source Converter

Using DQ Modelling
Rajalakshmi.A1
1
Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Chennai, India.
Vijayalakshmi.J2, Vinitha.R3, Yuvashree.V4

2, 3, 4
[email protected]
Abstract - The three phase Pulse Width Modulated (PWM) regenerative converters act as both rectifier and
inverter. The regulation of three phase voltage source rectifier is achieved in many ways. In an open loop
circuit, obtaining regulation is difficult because, when the load varies, the output voltage varies. In order to
maintain a regulated output voltage even when the load varies, the closed loop is attained by means of dq
reference frame theory. The regulated DC output voltage is simulated by MATLAB/Simulink software.
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Cascaded Switched-Diode Multilevel Inverter for

Renewable Energy Integration
S.Priyanka1, N. Ramalakshmi2,
1,2
K. Jayashree3
3
Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Thandalam, Chennai, India
[email protected]
Abstract- Power electronic devices introduce voltage harmonics during integration of renewable energy
sources. The nature of the renewable energy sources has an effect on the system operation that is voltage and
frequency, harmonics and power quality and also influences the overall performance of the power system. A
two-stage cascaded switched-diode (CSD) multilevel inverter is proposed for renewable energy integration.
It can produce more voltage levels with a less number of switches. The main objective is to reduce the number
of switches along with its driver circuit. Thus, the installation area and expenditure of a multilevel inverter
are reduced. By shifting the clock pulse phase of every cascaded unit, the staircase-like output voltage
waveforms are obtained and fluctuations in the dc sources are reduced. The feasibility and performance of
the two-stage CSD multilevel inverter is demonstrated using MATLAB/SIMULINK simulation models.
Keywords cascaded switched-diode, multilevel inverter, clock pulse, harmonics, fluctuations.
Design and Implementation of Automatic Cleaning and

Tracking of Photovoltaic Panel
Vivek .S1, Jawahar .K2, Sudheendra .S3

1,2,3
K. Jayashree4
4
[email protected]
Abstract: Solar energy is the most abundant source of energy for all the forms of life on the planet Earth.
It is also the basic source for all the sources of energy except nuclear energy. However, it faces certain
challenges such as high cost, unpredictable nature, need for tracking the solar radiation and maintenance.
This project aims at increasing the efficiency of solar power plant by tracking the intensity of light by
using a Real Time Clock(RTC) and tilting the solar panel according to the preset values and a method of
automatically cleaning the accumulated dust over the panel by using Light Dependent Resistor(LDR). The
system uses a hard brush across its length which moves over the panel and removes the dust accumulated
over it. This project aims mainly to reduce the human involvement in the process of solar panel cleaning as
it is difficult task in a very congested and traffic filled environment.
Keywords: Solar,Radiation,Panel.
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Performance Evaluation of Integrated Boost Converter for

Lighting Applications
Swarnendu Halder1, D. Vinoth2, S. Visveshver3

1,2,3
T.S. Saravanan4
4
[email protected]
Abstract: Lighting systems find wide application in residential, commercial and automotive applications.
Development of an energy efficient lighting system is a crucial in this era with cost effectiveness and intensity
control. LED spot lights now day’s plays an important role in lighting system with good intensity control,
long life and with less ageing effect. LED spot light requires a string of LED’s with dedicated driver to ignite
and control the intensity of a lamp. Conventional driver circuit are less efficient with large power density.
In this paper an integrated circuit is used to construct a driver board. Texas instruments LM5122 Integrated
DC/DC boost regulator is proposed, with performance evaluation such as input current ripple, output voltage
ripple, line regulation, load regulation, efficiency and thermal analysis.
Keywords: LED Spot light; LM5122; high efficiency; synchronous-boost converter.
A New, Improved ZCS ZVS DC-DC Converter with Nine

Level Inverter
Surendhira Babu1, Shreyas N2, Srinivasan3, Anirudh V4, Varun M5

1
SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai, India.
2,3,4
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper proposes a new, improved zero-current switched (ZCS) and zero-voltage switched
(ZVS) DC/DC converter with a standard nine level inverter. The proposed converter achieves ZCS turn-on
by implementing coupled-inductors, for their leakage inductance, as well as ZVS turn-off, by employing
a snubber capacitor and diode. Minimal losses through conduction are ensured through the inclusion of a
voltage multiplier and coupled inductors. Continuous conduction method (CCM) is employed, for a duty
cycle greater than 0.5, which ensures that the switching range is not load dependent. The two phase converter
is built entirely without the use of auxiliary switches. A high voltage gain and a simple structure make this
converter novel for renewable energy applications. The nine level inverter used ensures lower total harmonic
distortion, and has an inherent self-voltage balancing ability. The converter/inverter is built to work with a
12V DC input, such as a simple solar panel, and produce a 320V AC output.
Keywords: Zero Voltage Switching (ZVS), Zero Current Switching (ZCS), DC/DC Converter, Multilevel
Inverter.
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Solar Powered Buck-Boost Converter Fed BLDC Motors
Santhanakrishnan .T1
1
Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Thandalam, Chennai
Ramnath .K2, Ramkumar .M3 and Deepan .G4

2,3,4

[email protected]
Abstract: Solar photovoltaic (SPV) array based grass cutter is receiving wide attention now a days because
the everlasting solar energy is the best alternative to the conventional energy sources. This paper deals with
the utilization of a buck-boost converter in solar PV array based grass cutter as an intermediate DC-DC
converter between a solar PV array and a voltage source inverter (VSI) in order to achieve the maximum
efficiency of the solar PV array and the soft starting of the permanent magnet brushless DC (BLDC) motor
by proper control. Consisting of a least number of components and single switch, the buck-boost converter
exhibits very good conversion efficiency. Moreover, buck–boost DC–DC converter topology is the only one
allowing follow-up of the PV array maximum power point (MPP) regardless of temperature, irradiance, and
connected load. A BLDC motor is employed to drive a mower because its load characteristic is well matched
to the maximum power locus of the PV generator. The transient, dynamic and steady state behaviors of the
proposed solar PV array powered buck-boost converter fed BLDC motor driven water pumping system are
evaluated under the rapid and slowly varying atmospheric conditions using the sim-power system toolboxes
of the MATLAB/Simulink environment.
Microcontroller Based Inverter
Monisha Ann M1
Assistant Professor, Department of EEE
1
Loyola-ICAM College of Engineering and Technology
Pradeep Kumar .E2, S V. Prince3, Kishore Kumar .A4

B.E in Department of EEE
2, 3, 4
Loyola-ICAM College of Engineering and Technology

[email protected]
Abstract: There is an increase in power demand for clean and sustainable energy sources, and solar energy
is currently considered to be one of the most abundant sustainable energy source. Photovoltaic solar energy
systems require DC-DC converter in order to regulate and control the varying output of the solar panel.
This paper presents the design and implementation of microcontroller based Cuk power converter and GTO
based inverter. The aim of the paper is to reduce the THD, ripples and also the cost. In conventional type
boost converter and MOSFET switching circuits are used. The software design are oriented towards a single
microcontroller based system, hence minimizing the cost. By this new approach the conversion of solar energy
to electric power using the Cuk converter and inverter made reliable. The designed inverter is used for various
load applications with low power such as lamp, fan etc. The simulation results have been practically verified.
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Design of Robust H2 Controller for Effective Set Point

Tracking of DC-DC Sepic Converter
Vignesh Sundaramoorthy1, Sudharson Jeyakumar2, Venkatesh Rajakumar3

1,2,3
Veerapandiyan Veerasamy4
4
Loheswaran Saravanan5
5
PG Scholar, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Government College of Technology, Coimbatore, India.
4
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper presents an optimal design of robust H2 controller for DC-DC single ended primary inductance
converter (SEPIC) operating in continuous conduction mode (CCM). The converter is modelled using state space
averaging method and the closed loop system is obtained by properly tuning the weight function of proposed
H2 controller and implemented using Mat lab/Simulink software. To study the performance of the proposed H2
controller the closed loop parameter under step change in the input voltage is analyzed with the presence of uncertain
noise in the output end of the converter. The steady state and transient performance of the proposed controller is
compared with the conventional Z-N tuned PI (Proportional – Integral) controller. The results obtained reveals that
the transient performance such as settling time, rise time, peak overshoot and steady state error are greatly reduced
for the proposed robust controller compared to the conventional Z-N tuned PI controller. Moreover, the stability of
the proffered converter with H2 controller is analyzed using Nyquist method of stability.
Keywords - SEPIC converter, continuous conduction mode, H2 control, Nyquist Stability.
Performance Investigation F PID, Fuzzy PD, Fuzzy PI

Controlled Direct Current Motor
Javad Rahebi1
1
Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical & Electronics
University of Turkish Aeronautical Association, Ankara, Turkey.
M. Cengiz Taplamacioglu2
2
Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical & Electronics,Gazi University, Ankara, Turkey.
K. Premkumar3
3
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper deals about the mathematical model and analysis of PID/Fuzzy PD/Fuzzy PI controlled
DC motor drives. Dynamic responses of speed, torque, speed error and the time domain specification of speed
responses are obtained through Mat lab/Simulink based simulation studies for the above controllers. From the
simulation results, it is inferred that Fuzzy PI controller is superior in performance than other controllers.
Key Words: DC Motor, Electric Drive Simulation, Fuzzy PI controller, Fuzzy PD controller, Mat lab/
Simulink, Proportional Integral derivative controller.
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A Single-Switch Resonant Power Converter for Renewable

Energy Applications
Jawahar E1,
4
Jaya Krishna K2, Parthiban P3, Essaki Raj R4
1, 2, 3

[email protected]
Abstract: In this paper, the circuit topology integrates a novel single-switch resonant inverter with zero-voltage
switching (ZVS) with an energy-blocking diode with zero-current switching (ZCS). The energy-blocking diode with
a direct-current output filter filters the output stage of the novel single-switch resonant inverter. Only one active power
switch is used for power energy conversion to reduce the cost of active power switches and control circuits. The
active power switch is controlled by pulse width modulation at a fixed switching frequency and a constant duty cycle.
When the resonant converter is operated at discontinuous conduction mode, the inductor current through the resonant
tank could achieve ZCS of the energy-blocking diode. Accordingly, high energy conversion efficiency is ensured.
Operating principles are derived, and analyses are carried out based on the equivalent circuits for the proposed power
converter under different operating modes. The operating principles of the converter were verified using a 32.4-W
70-kHz experimental photovoltaic-powered load system. Given appropriately chosen circuit parameters, the active
power switch can be operated with ZVS, and a measured energy conversion efficiency of the proposed topology
of 97.3% can be achieved. Experimental results demonstrate a satisfactory performance of the proposed topology,
which is particularly suited to the energy conversion applications in renewable energy generation systems.
Hybrid Electric Vehicle: Types, Bidirectional DC-DC

Converter, Brushless DC Motor
B. Harinandhini1, P. Gowthami2, S. Jaganathan3,
1, 2, 3
Dr.C. Kamalakannan4
4
[email protected]
Abstract: Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) technology is the most efficient and effective alternative for
conventional vehicles. It has gained enormous attention because it saves energy and minimizes pollution thereby
combining an electric motor and IC Engine. It also increases the fuel efficiency, reduces harmful emission and
enhances the performance. The Bidirectional DC-DC Converter in HEV helps to direct the power flow from the
battery to the motor and vice versa. The Converter is also designed to perform both boost and buck operations
during motoring and regenerating operations. The BLDC machine is proposed in view of its compact size, high
efficiency, and high torque to weight ratio enabling smooth operation of the vehicle.
Keywords: Hybrid Electric Vehicle, Bidirectional DC-DC Converter, Permanent Magnet Brushless DC motor
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Analysis and Enhancement of Energy Saving

Induction Heaters
G.Sundararajan1
1
J.J. College of Engineering and Technology, Trichy
P.Sivakumar2
2
S.Suryaudhayan3
3
J.J. College of Engineering and Technology, Trichy
Abstract: This project presents the analysis and enhancement of an induction heater with Photo Voltaic
source. Here high frequency current is produced by a single phase, half bridge series resonant inverter.
A single phase half bridge series resonant inverter is driven by a driver circuit which is controlled by a
microcontroller unit. High frequency current at the range of 33 KHz is generated by the resonant inverter.
The duty cycle of the gate pulses, which are given to the gate of the switching devices are depending upon
power required. The gate pulses for the switching devices are generated by the microcontroller unit. The
microcontroller used is a PIC16F877A.
A Novel Method Based on Dickson Charge Pump for

Photovoltaic Inverter Application
A. Mythili1
1
G.K.M College of Engineering and Technology, Perungalathur.
R. Nandhini2, V. Pireethadharshini3, R. Sabitha4, C. Baskar5

UG Students, Department of Electrical Electronics Engineering
2,3,4,5
G.K.M College of Engineering and Technology, Perungalathur.

[email protected]
Abstract: The high step up dc– dc converter with three state switching cell and voltage multiplier cells
provide continuous input current with reduced ripples and high voltage .The voltage increases by cascading
several voltage multiplier cells constituted by diodes and capacitors that operates on the resonance principle.
The voltage stress across the elements is reduced due to clamping performed by the output capacitor.
Interleaving allows the operation of the multiplier stages with reduction of the current stress through the
devices and the size of input inductors and capacitors is also drastically reduced.
Keywords: High-voltage-gain DC–DC power electronic converter, modified Dickson charge pump, voltage
multiplier (VM), PV inverter.
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Reactive Power Compensation by using V2g Technology
K .R Sugavanam1, R.Senthil Kumar2, G.Karthikeyan3, K.Rakesh4,

M.Mohammed Ilyas5
1,2,3,4,5
Vel Tech High Tech Dr. Rangarajan Dr. Sakunthala Engineering College, Chennai
1
4
rakeshkrp16@gmailcom
Abstract: This paper presents the vehicle to grid (V2G) technology which is useful for compensating
the reactive power in the grid. The bi-directional charger is able to do three functions, together with
charging of battery, grid-connection and reactive power compensation. The scheme will profit both
the power producers and consumers. The planned system consists of fuzzy logic controller (FLC), it
gives a robust performance under parameter variation, load variation and it can cover wide range of
operating conditions and helps to boost the system performance. The simulation and experimental
results are compared.
Keywords: Reactive Power Compensation, V2G, Fuzzy Controller, CUK Convertor.
BFOA and ANFIS Based MPPT Controller for Partial

Shaded PV Systems
K.R. Sugavanam1, R. Senthil Kumar2, K.Soundarya3, S. Sujitha4

1,2,3,4
Vel Tech High Tech Dr. Rangarajan Dr. Sakunthala Engineering College, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.
Abstract: This paper proposes ANFIS and BFOA (Bacterial foraging optimization algorithm) as
search optimization method using SEPIC converter to obtain maximum efficiency under partial shaded
condition. SEPIC converter is one which maintains the output voltage constant for the changing
solar isolation level. By changing the switching frequency of the converter the maximum power has
been achieved. Improved techniques-ANFIS and BFOA are used as MPPT techniques for tracking
maximum power.
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Simulation and Experimental Analysis of Hybrid DC-DC

Converter for Electric Vehicle Applications
R. Elavarasu1
1
Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology, Chennai
C. ChristoberAsir Rajan2
2
Abstract: This proposal presents a Hybrid DC-DC converter for electric vehicle applications. This converter is
designed with two input sources (Solar PV), a bidirectional storage port (Battery) and an output port. The proposed
converter is same as that of three phase inverter. The proportional integral controller used for control the output dc
voltage of the system. The proposed test for sudden change in loading conditions, sudden change in reference conditions,
change in irradiance conditions. Simulation and hardware results are presented to justify the proposed work.
Keywords: Hybrid converter, DC-DC converter, PI controller
BLDC Motor Driven Solar PV Array fed Water Pumping

System Employing Zeta Converter
P. Thirusenthil Kumaran1,
1
Dr.C. Kamalakannan2
2
S.Jagadeesh3, S. Karthik4
3,4
[email protected]
Abstract: A simple, cost effective and efficient brushless DC (BLDC) motor drive for solar photovoltaic (SPV)
array fed water pumping system is proposed. A zeta converter is utilized so as to extract the maximum available
power from the Solar PV array. The proposed control algorithm eliminates phase current sensors and adapts a
fundamental frequency switching of the voltage source inverter (VSI), thus avoiding the power losses due to high
frequency switching. Additional control or circuitry is not needed for speed control of the BLDC motor. The speed
control is achieved through a variable DC link voltage of VSI. An appropriate control of zeta converter through
the incremental conductance maximum power point tracking (INC-MPPT) algorithm offers soft starting of the
BLDC motor. The proposed water pumping system is designed and modeled such that the performance is not
affected under dynamic operating conditions. The suitability of proposed system at practical operating conditions
is demonstrated through simulation results using MATLAB/ Simulink followed by an experimental verification.
Keywords: Brush less dc motor(BLDC motor), Static photovoltaic (SPV) array, Water pump, Zeta converter,
Voltage source inverter( VSI), Incremental conductance maximum power point tracking (INCMPPT).
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Fuzzy Anti-Windup PID Controlled Induction Motor

Mehmet Akif Şenol1
1
Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical &Electronics Engineering
Gelişim University,Istanbul, Turkey
K. Premkumar2
2
Associate Professor, Department of Electrical &Electronics Engineering
Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Chennai,
Javad Rahebi3
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Electrical & Electronics
3
University of Turkish Aeronautical Association, Ankara, Turkey

M. Cengiz Taplamacioglu4
4
Professor, Dept. of Electrical& Electronics, Gazi University, Ankara, Turkey
Abstract: The Induction motor has been the centre of focus in many industrial applications. This is because
the Induction motor has many advantages like high precision and high torque performances The Induction
motor speed control is very essential for various applications. Conventionally induction motor speed control
was done using Proportional Integral controller. This project proposes the speed control of IM using Fuzzy- Anti
Windup PID controller. Using this controller, the saturation effect on the speed response of the Induction motor
is reduced. A vector speed control Induction motor by Fuzzy-Anti Windup PID controller is simulated using
MATLAB/ SIMULINK. The control system parameters of speed of the induction motor with PI controller,
Anti Windup PID controller and the proposed controller are measured and compared. From the test results the
Fuzzy-Anti Windup PID controller outperforms the other considered controller performance.
Keywords: Induction motor, PID controller, Anti Windup PID, Fuzzy Tuned ANTI Windup PID controller
Power Quality Improvement Using Nine Switch

Multilevel Inverter
Srikrishna kumar1, Mohammed Ovaiz2
1,2
Vel Tech High Tech Dr.RangarajanDr.Sakunthala Engineering College, Chennai

Abinesh G3, Arun R4, Tamilsaelvan S5
3, 4, 5
Vel Tech High Tech Dr.RangarajanDr.Sakunthala Engineering College, Chennai.

Abstract: This paper explores the problems related with distribution system regarding specifically
the voltage sag compensation. To compensate the voltage sag in the distribution side, Distribution Static
compensator (DSTATCOM) in combination with the voltage source converter is used. The voltage sag
problem is caused due to the presence of non-linear loads at the end user. Nowadays non-linear issues
incorporate in both the industrial applications and also in the commercial application, for instance usage of
switch mode power supply causes a harmonics due to non-linear loads at the end user. To avoid the issues
in distribution side, the voltage is injected to the transmission lines. The one of the aim of this model is to
reduce the switch count; we reduce the switch count in to 9, and producing the output of about 5 levels for
line voltage and 7 levels for phase voltages. In this paper, the shunt compensator devices called DSTATCOM
are used to compensate voltage sag issues in the distribution of power supply.
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Design and Implementation of High Gain Isolated DC-DC

Converter for Grid Tied Offshore Wind Energy System
S. Srikrishna kumar1, K. Prabaakaran2

1,2
Vel Tech High Tech Dr.RangarajanDr.Sakunthala Engineering College, Chennai
Ashok .M3, Balaji.A4, Kamalnath .A5

3, 4, 5
Vel Tech High Tech Dr.RangarajanDr.Sakunthala Engineering College, Chennai.

Abstract: This paper explores the problems in offshore wind systems regarding low power generation and
size of the system. To overcome this problem, we use forward converter with onshore current source inverter.
The input voltage from wind energy conversion systems gets boosted into desired output voltage using
forward DC-DC converter with high frequency based transformer. By using high frequency transformer
based forward converter, the size and weight of the system is reduced. This proposed system is designed to
give robust, effective operation in the system and the obtained voltage gets converted into AC voltage using
current source inverter in onshore. The current source converter gets triggered by PWM pulse which gives
accuracy. This system will provide the optimal solution to linear robust control problems and it carries a low
computational cost.
Keyword: Permanent magnet synchronous generator, Forward converter, current source inverter
E-Home
S. Prathiba1
1
Prof/HOD –Department of EEE, Loyola –ICAM college of Engineering and Technology, Chennai
J.M. Abishek2, J. Jose Marlin3, I. Raymond Angel4

Department of EEE-Loyola –ICAM college of Engineering and Technology, Chennai
2,3,4
[email protected]
Abstract-Home automation in essence plays a vital role in modern era because of its flexibility of using at
different places with high precision, which in turn saves money and time by decreasing human effort. Prime focus
of this technology is to control the household equipments like motor, door, air conditioners etc. automatically. In
this paper, a power controlling and monitoring system have been implemented along with home security system
which will provide the end user with the details about power consumed by each household appliances and security
to the house. Here Raspberry pi 2 with inbuilt wireless communication is used for controlling and accessing the
devices. In the existing system, people can move around and switch on light/fan from anywhere in their house but
they have to be within the local network range. But the proposed system helps the user to control their household
appliances from anywhere in the world through the use of internet. We can switch on and off the devices like the
motor, fan , bulb and also display the power consumed using the developed Android Application and web page.
From the power unit consumed, the user will be able to judge if a particular appliance(s) is working efficiently or
not. This helps the user to go for replacement or servicing of the appliance(s).
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Smart Cane
G. Annie Nancy1
1
Assistant Professor Department of EEE, Loyola –ICAM college of Engineering and Technology
A. Cianna2, G.SherlyPrisca3, S. Senthil Kumar4, M. Venkatesh5

2,3,4,5
Department of EEE-Loyola –ICAM College of Engineering and Technology, Chennai.
[email protected]
Abstract: The primary objective of this work is to permit blind persons to explore autonomously to the
outside environment. Ordinary route navigational systems in the outdoor environment are expensive and its
manufacturing is time consuming. Blind people are at extensive drawback as they regularly do not have the
data which is required, while passing obstacles and dangers. They generally have little information about data
such as land marks, heading and self velocity information that is crucial for them to explore them through new
environment. It is our conviction that advances in innovations could help and encourage these blind persons in
their regular operations. This work goes for giving the route to blind persons, by designing a cost – effective
and more flexible navigation system. Here we are developing a navigation system that makes use of sounds
in order to provide navigation instruction to the user. The conversion of speech into a text is done by a pocket
sphinx and Google API, whereas the text to speech conversion is done by Espeak . Route navigation is taken
care by a Raspberry pi. Ultrasonic sensor is being used for detecting obstacles and a water level sensor is used
for detecting water. We can also get weather update by using this system. MEMS sensor is used to intimate the
user’s friend in case of emergency .The whole system is mounted to a pack that is fitted to a ordinary white
cane. It is light and convenient and it doesn’t obstruct any of the client’s detects while it is being utilized.
Smartwheel Chair
Annie Nancy1, Beulah Anne Mary .X2
1,2
Loyola ICAM College, Chennai
Disona.J3, Maria Jasmine.B4 and Francis Xavier.R5

3,4,5
Loyola ICAM College, Chennai.
Abstract: Smart wheel chair is designed to have self-mobility with help of user command by signals from brain and
back head movement. This reduces the user’s human effort and force to drive the wheels for wheelchair. Furthermore,
it also provides an opportunity for physically impaired person to move from one place to another. The wheelchair
also provides obstacle detection system which reduces the chance of collision while on journey. Smart wheelchair has
gained a lot interest in recent times. These devices are useful especially in transportation from one place to another.
The machine can also be used in old age home, where the elderly person has difficulty in their movements. The
devices serve as a boon for those who have lost their mobility. Patient is aware but cannot move or communicate
verbally due to complete paralysis of nearly all voluntary muscles in the body except the eyes and can also be used in
case of muscular dystrophy, a disease that weakens the musculoskeletal system and hampers locomotion (walking or
moving). Different types of wheelchair have been developed in the past, but the new generation of wheel chair is being
developed and used which features the use of artificial intelligence and hence leaves a little to tinker about to the user
who uses the wheelchair. This project also aims to build a smart wheelchair which would have a sort of intelligence that
helps the user on his/her movement. The wheel chair is provided with two modes auto and manual mode. Auto mode
using EEG and MEMS, while manual mode is using joystick. It has GSM and GPS to track the location and convey it
through message during abnormal behavior.
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Peak to Average Power Ratio (PAPR) Reduction

Techniques in OFDM for Optic Communications
Ousama M Abdulwanes Awad1, MuhammedFatih Kiliçaslan2

1
Department of Materials science and Engineering, Kastamonu University,
Javad Rahebi3
3
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, University of Turkish Aeronautical Association
Abstract: In this study, benefits of orthogonal frequency division based on nonlinear amplify and forward
relay systems are examined. OFDM is a modulation technique that utilizes the communication band
efficiently by dividing the high-speed information sequence into parallel arms and lifting the frequency
selectivity of the multi-carrier channel at the same time and using vertically selected carriers at the same
time. Also relay protocol preference is an important issue. Amplify and forward relay system is proper
according to the other relay protocols because it only amplify the signal.
Keywords- Peak to Average Power Ratio, OFDM, Optic Communications
Implementation of Charging an Electric Vehicle Using an

Adaptive Robot
B. Padmavathi1
1
Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Jeppiaar Maamallan
Engineering College, Chennai -600025
R. Aravind2, M. Harish3, A. Lingeshwaran4

2,3,4
UG Scholar, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, JeppiaarMaamallan Engi-
neering College, Chennai -600025
Abstract: Charging time and power exchange proficiency are the principle difficulties of remote power exchange
for electric vehicles. In this paper, it is proposed to determine both module stationary and charge exchange issues
utilizing the transformer acceptance idea and also versatile automated innovation. A self-sufficient mechanical
arm outfitted with a few sensors is mounted to the vehicle’s undercarriage that conveys an accepting curl. On the
off chance that that the vehicle is stopped in a parking space furnished with remote power transmitters, the robot
will find the accepting loop on the ideal place that is over the transmitting center when the vehicle is stopped.
At the point when the vehicle is driven on a street outfitted with the remote power transmission framework, the
proposed component furnishes the driver with signals that demonstrate the most proficient driving direction. To
accomplish the most extreme proficiency, a progressed numerical versatile calculation in view of the extremum
looking for technique is utilized. Also, silicon carbide metal-oxide semiconductor field-impact transistor is utilized
as a part of energy converter to hold the recurrence as high as conceivable to diminish the charging time. Through
this strategy, the above issues and the issue of vast nonpenetrable air hole and appropriately electromagnetic
impedance are settled; while, the charging time is diminished drastically.
Keywords: Adaptive robot, extremum seeking (ES), power transfer, wide bandgap switches, wireless power
transfer(WPT)
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Medicare Patient Monitoring System using Visible Light

Communication
S. Poorna Pushkala1, M. Renuka2, V. Muthuraman3, MydavoluVenkata Abhijith4,

S. Satheesh Kumar5
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
1,2,3,4,5

[email protected]
Abstract: Constant monitoring of patient’s health condition in hospital is either manual or wireless fidelity
(Wi-Fi)-based system. Generally in ICUs, nurses are taking care of abnormalities and the health of the
patient but they may not be available for taking care of patient’s health 24X7, so sometimes in absence of
care taker may exacerbate the condition. So in order to extirpate these critical conditions, we have proposed
a system which is an application of Li-Fi network in the hospital for monitoring the patient’s conditions
such as temperature, pressure, heartbeat, using respective sensors. Li-Fi is a new paradigm for short range
wireless technology to provide unprecedented connectivity within a localized data centric environment. The
technology works by adapting light emitting diode (LED’s) to send digital type of information, invisible to
the Human eye. If any abnormality has been detected, it automatically alert the In charge. This safety system
can be used in automation of hospitals, houses etc. The advantage of this automated detection/alarm system
is that it offers faster response time and accurate detection of an emergency in turn leading to faster diffusion
of the situation, compared to manual methods. This is a very compelling reason that justifies designing such
a safety system.
Keywords: Visible light, Arduino, High Speed, Alert system
Alcohol Impaired Vehicle Tracking System using Wearable

Smart Helmet with Emergency Alert
J.Nagaraj1, P.Poongodi2, Ramya Ramane3, R.Rixon Raj4

1
UG scholar, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
Satheesh Kumar. S5
AssisstantProfessor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
5
Abstract: This paper deals with alcohol impaired vehicle tracking system with superior exercise of contemporary
technology. Sensors are placed in helmet, so that when a rider consumes alcohol or in case of any accident, the
ignition will be switched off automatically, and sends message to the registered number with their level of consumed
alcohol and the current location which shows the position of the rider. The imperative of this application is mainly
motivated by the prospect of saving lives by reducing drunken driving. Thus, by making use of the ubiquitous
connectivity which is a salient feature for the smart cities, a smart helmet for accident detection is built.
Key words: Smart helmet, GPS, GSM, Alcohol detection.
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The Quality Identification of Fruits in Image Processing

Using KNN Algorithm
M.Karthikeyan1
1
Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Vel Tech, Chennai
Vijay2, Murali3 and Manikandan4

2,3,4
UG scholar, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Vel Tech, Chennai
Abstract: The ability to identify the fruits quality by automatic fruit sorting machine in the food industry
is most important to reduce the work of human and it also saves time. It represents the step by step sizing
method. The identification of good and bad fruits are analyzed by using the image processing tools available
in MATLAB. First, certain features from the input fruit image are extracted using different methods like
maximum, segmentation, k-means clustering and then comparing with many trained databases, we get a
specific range for the good and bad fruits. From the proposed range, we can identify the good and bad fruits
with good accuracy.
Keywords: Image Acquisition, Pre-processing, Segmentation, feature extraction, feature training, feature
matching
Patient’s Life Support Equipment Monitoring and

Emergency Alert System
Parthasaarathy Venkatachalam1, Krithik Sundar M2, Pragadeesh K V 3

Dr. R. N. Ponnalagu 4
UG student, 4Associate Professor, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
1,2,3

Abstract: The proposed system is to continuously monitor the life support equipment of critically ill patients
and to provide an alert message to the medical attendant or care taker under emergency conditions. The
ECG monitor, oxygen mask and Intravenous fluid injection system are the three major units which are to be
continuously monitored to avoid any health risk of a patient. The proposed monitoring system will include
a load cell to detect the level of the fluid in the Intravenous fluid bag and indicate the time required for the
bag to empty, Oxygen flow rate inside the mask is sensed using a gas sensor and flow detector and variations
in the ECG signals are observed using a threshold peak detector. A suitable control logic embedded in the
microcontroller processes the information obtained from the different sensors and provides alert information
through buzzer to the medical attendant to take care of any emergency situation.
Keywords—Life support equipment; Intravenous fluid; ECG signal; Oxygen flow rate; Microcontroller
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Design and Development of Mobility System for Double

Amputees
T S .Saravanan1
1
Assistant Professor (SG), Department of Electrical Engineering
R. Nirmal kumar2, R.Prashanth3, S.Mohamed sharik4
Student, Department of Electrical Engineering
2,3, 4

[email protected]
ABSTRACT-Mobility encompasses an individuals ability to move his or her body within an environment or between
environments and the ability to manipulate objects. Collectively, these activities enable the individual to pursue life
activities of their choosing. An individuals ability to perform any mobility task can be compromised by impaired
body functions or structures. The proposed system mainly focuses on the transfemoral type. Above-knee amputation
(AKA), or transfemoral amputation, in which both the knees are amputated above the knee joint. The surgeon shapes
the remaining limb to allow thebest use of a prosthetic leg after recovery. But not everyone is capable to use prosthetic
legs as they have their own concerns. The proposed system aims to develop a mobility system for such persons with
system clearance nearly 6 inches from ground level, at standstill, so that the amputees can use their hands to get onto
the system and perform transition without the help of the caretaker. Horizontal and vertical transitions are included
into the system. The horizontal transition is realized using wheels controlled by an electric motor (Wheel Hub Motor)
at constant speed. At standstill condition the amputees can elevate themselves using vertical transition. This aids them
in performing needful activities at a considerable height above the ground level. Vertical movement is implemented
using scissor lift technique actuated by an electric motor (PMDC Motor). Vertical transition height is restricted to two
feet in order to ensure the safety.
Radically Innovative Manufacturing Control Open Architecture

Based on State-of-the-Art ICT Technologies (RI-MACS)
L. Umashankar1
1
RMK College of Engineering and Technology Thiruvallur-601206, India
L.R. Anjana2, K. Mahalakshmi3, R. Nivedha4 and D. Sangeetha5
Scholar, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
2,3,4,5
RMK College of Engineering and Technology Thiruvallur-601206, India

[email protected]
Abstract: This project has been set up to define, develop and introduce in the industrial field radically innovative
manufacturing technologies. These technologies have been adopted to address a number of issues that are highly
affecting the industrial automation field. The global competitive environment poses formidable challenges to
manufacturing infrastructure. Speed is viewed as the key factor for responding to the continuously changing market
demands, time-to-market pressure, plant and equipment costs, and the need to amortize them over ever longer periods.
The radical innovation at the heart of this research development program is the analysis and the implementation of
emerging technologies such as: virtual environment, embedded systems, services oriented applications and industrial
wireless applications to better manage the total cost of the plant. The innovation in this method is to use the networked
embedded intelligence towards the real-time production control and automation by enabling a new range of products
and services. All the technology being investigated will conform to open architecture standards. Interfaces must
allow for easy integration with the other process units. Other factors considered include increasing factory safety and
reducing the environmental impact. Based on this, the paper involves the automatic stacking machine using PLC.
This is monitored and controlled using HMI, GSM, vision system and IIoT.
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Renewable Energy Based Precision Agriculture using IOT

and Pest Control using Ultrasonic Waves
S. Ganesh karthik1, M. Dhanasekaran2, V. Hariharan3
1,2,3
UG Students, Department of Electrical Electronics Engineering
M.G. Umamaheswari4
4
Professor, Department of Electrical Electronics Engineering
[email protected]
Abstract: India is an agrarian country with more than 60% of its population depends on agriculture either
directly or indirectly. The current agricultural practices need to intensify the rate of food crop production for the
rate of population growth with available resources. Water Scarcity is a major problem in India. To solve such
problems, this paper proposes a new methodology that uses a solar based wireless soil moisture sensor network
that checks the moisture content of the soil, based on that pumping motor will automatically pump water into field
with mobile tracking and control facility. It also provides periodic updates of the soil quality. The main aim of the
system presented here is to monitor the moisture content in the soil in the cultivating field. Based on soil moisture,
pumping motor will be automatically operated this saves the water at the same time and on the other hand the crop
can get optimum level of water, eventually increasing crop productivity. In addition to this, a new methodology
is proposed to handle flood conditions and maintain ground water table for agriculture. Furthermore, an array of
sensors is used to check crop growth and quality. Non contact ultrasonic sensors is used for pest control
Keywords: agricultural techniques, microcontroller , GSM modem/Bluetooth module ,wireless solar based
soil moisture sensor, pumping motor, relay, IR sensor
Smart Home Security Systems

V. Sivagami1
1
Kahee krishnaa.G2, Koushik. B 3, Nagamanikandan. N 4

2,3,4

[email protected]
ABSTRACT: “Survival” is considered to be the primary objective of a human being and security is the one of
the required measure that is required for surviving. Security is a state of being free from threat or danger. In the
world requiring security in everything, there was a breakthrough when home security systems were developed.
However, these systems are in the beginning of their development and are not still fully automated. Though the
development will take years down the lane, it can still be improved by providing more security by detecting the
motion of objects and processing the image obtained by the camera. One such way to provide security is by using
a simple camera with motion sensor embedded with it. In addition to this, thermal imager is provided which is
able to distinguish the temperature difference between various objects under different environmental condition.
The system is also made to interfere with the user using GSM (Global System for Mobile communication) making
it user-friendly since the changes observed is processed and intimated to the user. The main aim of the proposed
system is to prevent the intrudance of a burglar and also to avoid false alarm.
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Analysis of Four Tier Internet of Things based Weather

Monitoring System
M. Divyabharathi1
1
P.G Scholar, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
M. Arulmozhi2
2
[email protected]
Abstract: The monitoring of weather conditions has become a key process due to more change in climatic conditions.
It can be monitored and analyzed from a particular place and make the information visible anywhere in the world. The
technology behind this is Internet of Things (IoT), which is an advanced and efficient solution for connecting the
things to the internet and to connect the entire world of things in a network. The rear end devices can be electronic
gadgets, sensors and automotive electronic equipment. The proposed architecture is discussed in a 4-tier model with
the functions of each individual modules developed for weather monitoring system. The tier 1 is the environment,
sensor devices in tier 2, sensor data acquisition and decision making in tier 3 and intelligent environment in tier 4.
In this context, the current work presents three different IoT-based wireless sensors for environmental and ambient
monitoring: one employing User Datagram Protocol (UDP)-based Wi-Fi communication, one communicating through
Wi-Fi and Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), and a third one using Bluetooth smart. The end users can browse the
data using mobile phones, PCs etc. The system provides easy access and reduces complexity in systems with better
results. Key words: Internet of Things (IoT), UDP protocol, HTTP protocol, Bluetooth smart.
PV fed Multi Mode Multi Port Converter Using IoT

V Devi Maheswaran1
1
K. Balasubramanian2, E. Dinesh Kumar3 and V. Dinesh Kumar4

2, 3, 4
[email protected]
Abstract: Nowadays the whole world is going towards renewable energy resources because of depleting fossil
fuels, to reduce co2 emission and ozone protection. The most commonly available natural source is solar energy,
therefore to harness the available solar irradiation, PV fed DC-DC converters are used for many applications such
as pumping of water, domestic motors, battery charging and for illumination purposes. Any system can be assigned
by unique IP address and can transfer a data over a network using Internet of Things (IOT). Therefore the proposed
system comprises of IOT based 24V PV panel,7.5 Ah battery, input and output voltage sensing units,50 W Multi
Mode Multi Port converter(MMMP), PI controller –implemented through PIC microcontroller , 50W LED load
and a single phase 230 V AC grid. Hence, this paper presents modified MMMP bidirectional converter with a input
inductance. Hence the cost of the converter will be reduced by 5 % and the power capacity of the converter will be
increased by 10 %. A detailed design, principle of operation, simulation and hardware results are also presented for
multiple modes of bidirectional MMMP converter in this paper.
Keywords: Multi Mode Multi Port Converter, Photo Voltaic, Maximum Power Point Tracking, Voltage
Sensor, Illumination, Internet Of Things
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Smart Incubator by using IoT
D.Sivamani1
1
Srinivasan.B2, Sairam.A3 and Vignesh velavan.R4

2,3,4
[email protected]
Abstract: A smart incubator is a closed apparatus for providing a controlled environment to monitor
and maintain environmental conditions suitable for a newborn baby. It is used in preterm births or for
some ill full term babies. The incubator monitors oxygen supplementation, pressure levels, temperature,
radiation pulse activity, air humidity and gas around the environment. In smart incubator, sensors are used
for transferring the data to the cloud storage. The data received can be viewed through mobile phones and
computer systems from the place where they are and they can take actions based on that. If there is any
problem with the medical data, the sensor gives the alarm signals to the cloud connected doctors and nurse
mobile phones.
Key words: Smart incubator, IOT, Pressure level, Temperature, Pulse activity, Medical data, and alarm
signals
A Dual-Input Central Capacitor DC/DC Converter using a

Battery and Photovoltaic Cell
Monisha Ann .M1

1
Loyola-ICAM College of Engineering and Technology, Chennai.
Jovita .M S2, J. Jennis Franklin Princy 3 and Vincy Priyanka .A4

2,3,4
Loyola-ICAM College of Engineering and Technology, Chennai.
Abstract: This paper proposes a dual-input central capacitor dc/dc converter for distributed
photovoltaic (PV) power harnessing, which can be used to boost dual input sources. Also, the proposed
circuit could realize the independent maximum power point tracking (MPPT) capability for two input
PV sources. This paper analyzes the operational principle of the proposed dual-input central capacitor
dc/dc converter and presents a comparative study between dual-input central capacitor converter
using two PV cells. Finally, the proposed converter’s performance was verified through MATLAB
based simulation studies. Simulation results are validated with the experimental results obtained using
laboratory prototype.
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Performance Parameter Analysis of AC-DC Converter for

Active Power Factor Correction
A. ArunKumar1, R. Dineshkumar2, B.N. Hasish Kumar3
1, 2, 3
J. Antosheeba4
4
[email protected]
Abstract: In recent years, power converters are used to improve the power factor. Majority of the applications
involving electronic circuitry requires a regulated DC supply. Since the commonly available supply is AC, a
suitable AC-DC converter becomes mandatory. The AC-DC converters involve a number of non-linear devices
which introduces harmonics in the power system leading to adverse effects like reduction in power factor (PF),
more power losses results in low efficiency. So in order to improve the PF, the Power Factor Correction (PFC)
method is employed. This paper investigates various power converter topologies like Boost, Buck-Boost, Forward
and Flyback for PFC. Simulation is carried out using MATLAB/SIMULINK. Performance parameters like Total
Harmonic Distortion (THD), Power Factor (PF), Distortion Factor (DF) and Displacement Factor are computed
and a comparative analysis is made between them.
Keywords: Total Harmonic Distortion (THD), Distortion Factor (DF)
Performance Analysis of Zeta Converter using Robust Controller

S. Aarthi1, G. Abirami2, A. Aishwarya3,
1,2,3
T. Mariammal4
4
[email protected]
Abstract: Among the emerging power converters, Zeta converter has its own advantages such as stable
output response with only fewer transients, low circuit losses and provides non-inverted output. In this paper,
the performance of Zeta converter with Model Predictive controller (MPC) is analyzed. Zeta converter is a DC-
DC converter, operates in step down or step up mode depending upon the duty cycle. The benefits of the Zeta
converter over the SEPIC converter include lower output-voltage ripple and easier compensation. Here, Zeta
converter is designed in continuous conduction mode. Then, Model predictive controller(MPC) is implemented
in the closed loop mode for better voltage regulation and a comparative study on the performance indices like
overshoot, settling time, steady state error of the converter with MPC controller is compared with Proportional
Integral (PI) controller. The simulations have been performed using MATLAB/Simulink. From the comparative
study, it is inferred that the performance of Zeta converter with MPC controller is better than PI Controller.
Keywords - Model predictive controller (MPC), Zeta converter.
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Smart Starting And Protection of Three Phase Induction

Motor For Irrigation System
N. Dhinesh1, A. Jothilingam2, L. Devaraj3

1, 2, 3
A. Alice Hepzibah4
4
[email protected]
Abstract: Most of the agriculture irrigational systems uses three phase induction motor because of its low
cost, rugged construction and less maintenance. The main objective of this work includes, in the absence
of one phase of three phase supply, the three phase induction motor operates with the available other two
phases and the third phase is supplied by the capacitor. It requires a manual switching of motor terminals
and the operating personal need knowledge about switching. This project eliminates the problem of manual
switching by automatically sensing the available phases and then switching the capacitor to supply the
third phase. Here a reliable protection scheme has been designed for a three phase induction motor against
unbalanced voltages, under voltage, over voltage and over current.
Keywords: Three phase induction motor, manual switching of motor terminals.
Design of an Intelligent Bed for an Infant using Maternal

Characteristics
Rajkumar.S1, Ramya.M2, Sangeetha.A3, Sindhuja.V4

1, 2, 3, 4
Department of Biomedical Engineering, Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Chennai.
[email protected]
Abstract: Normally premature neonates and infants are sensitive to pain due to external stress and environmental
interventions when they are away from their mother. This will lead to increase in both behavioural and physiological
stress for the infants. Pharmacological treatment is available but it depends on the administration of drug and therapy
given to an infant. To overcome these issues an innovative non-pharmacological treatment is adopted using maternal
characteristics. Present work aims at providing comfort to the infants that suffer from pain, by providing solutions
through maternal characteristics obtained using sensors. It also in reverse sense the baby cries by sound sensor and
transfer this information to the mother for necessary care. The system architecture consists of suitable sensors for
monitoring vital parameters, a microcontroller and GSM interface. This involves a non-invasive technique, based
on the GSM network embedded with wireless sensing and processing device. The communication is done through
Short Message Service (SMS) to indicate the status of the infant to the mother. The proposed system will absolutely
reduce the discomfortness of an infant by transferring the maternal pulse via the bed. This makes the infants feels like
as if they are close to their mother and their health condition is also monitored, with the help of an intelligent bed.
Keywords: GSM interface, Short Message Service (SMS).
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Automated Car Parking System using Microcontroller
Sree Mallika R1
1
P. Ajith Kumar2, P. Balakrishnan3 and V.S. Narendran4

2,3,4

[email protected]
Abstract: The use of smart parking systems has become very essential especially for metropolitan areas.
As the urban population is increasing, more and more cars plying on the roads, search for suitable parking
spaces which results in heavy traffic congestion. Conventional parking lots are presently handled human
beings to assess the current capacity of a parking lot. To alleviate the parking problems, smart parking
systems must be implemented. In this project, an automated car parking system using microcontroller is
proposed. The available slots for parking are displayed on a LCD display by using IR sensors installed at the
entrance and exit. The capacity will be checked dynamically, and the gate opens only if there is a space in
the parking lot. A similar check is done every time a car exits the parking lot. Personnel cost can be reduced
considerably using this technology.
Keywords: IR SENSOR, MICROCONTROLLER, LCD DISPLAY
Probability Density Functions for Vessel Arrivals Served

at Multi-Commodity Ports
K.Gunasekaran1
1
Professor & Head, Transportation Engg. Division, Anna University, Chennai
P. Oliver jayaprakash2, G. Chandrasekaran3, S. Muralidharan4

2,3,4,- Mepco Schlenk Engineering College, Sivakasi
[email protected]
Abstract: This study focus on development of Probability density functions for arrivals of cargo vessels
served at a port handling multiple commodities. In order to investigate the distribution patterns of cargo
ships, units of observation were broken into arrivals at berth levels and for the whole port. The vessel
intervals play a crucial role in determining the Cargo port performance levels. The frequency of a particular
category of cargo vessels arrival might influence resource requirements at port berths. Queue system,
level of infrastructure and priority levels built in the system, charges levied for berthing and overstaying
(demurrage), paper handling procedure of the port were the influencing factors, which affect the arrivals of a
particular type of cargo. An attempt was made to observe, analyse and to fit the goodness-of-tests for vessel
arrivals pertaining to an individual berth of a multi-commodity port; Probability density functions (PDFs)
for the observed arrivals of vessels were developed. Also, simulation of port queuing system was performed
to study the effect of service rates on arrivals and the results had been reported.
Keywords: Vessel arrivals, probability density function, cumulative density function, Cargo ships, Multi-
commodity port.
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Study of Solar PV Panel Using P&O Based MPPT

Controller for Varying Environmental Conditions
M. Abdul Rahman1, V. Balachandar2, S. Balaji Venkatesh3
1, 2, 3
T. Mariammal4
4
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper presents a study on performance of polycrystalline type of solar Photovolatic (PV) cell under
variable environmental conditions namely variations in temperature, irradiance and wind flow. The PV cell is modeled
with the help of mathematical equations using Matlab/Simulink software. The developed model was tested using
simulation, with data regarding environmental conditions from three locations namely Chennai, Ooty and Kanyakumari
in Tamil Nadu. These data pertain to varying irradiance, wind speed and temperature. To maximize the output, an
MPPT based DC-DC Cuk converter was used. The results reveal that the polycrystalline type of material outperforms in
Chennai than Ooty and Kanyakumari. This study would help to identify the proper locations for installing solar panels.
Keywords: MPPT, Cuk converter.
A Graphical Theory Approach Based Optimal Placement

of PMU using Binary Genetic Algorithm for Tamil Nadu
Power Grid System
Sabari Santosh S1, Revanth P2, Rudrakumar A3
Student, Department of Electrical Engineering
1,2,3

Vidhya Sagar Devendran4 and Veerapandiyan Veerasamy5
4,5
Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering
[email protected]
Abstract: This paper presents a graph theory approach based optimization for placement of Phasor Measurement
Unit (PMU) using Binary Genetic Algorithm (BGA). PMU is considered as a promising tool in wide area monitoring,
protection and control of power system networks. The optimal PMU placement (OPP) problem is formulated as a
minimization function to minimize the number of PMUs installed for complete network observability, considering
maximum measurement redundancy at the power system buses. To reduce the computational burden and to save
the memory space in forming the connectivity matrix, graph theory based approaches such as Depth-First Search,
Breadth-First Search and Minimum Spanning Tree were used. The proposed method is implemented for two possible
cases namely (1) without conventional measurement and (2) Islanding condition. The feasibility is tested on IEEE
14-bus, IEEE 30-bus and Tamil Nadu grid system using Matlab Software. The results obtained from the proposed
graph theory approach based OPP using BGA is compared with the conventional binary integer linear programming
(BILP). The results reveal that the proposed method reduces the number of PMUs and maximizes the measurement
redundancy, ensuring the complete observability of the power system.
Index Terms: Phasor Measurement Unit; Depth-First Search (DFS); Breadth-First Search (BFS); Minimum
Spanning Tree (MST);Binary Integer Linear Programming (BILP); Binary Genetic Algorithm (BGA).
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Implementation of Landsman Converter for Power Factor

Correction for BLDC Motor Drive
A. Rajalakshmi1
1
R. Gopi Mullainath2, N. Hari3, S. Harish Balaji4

2,3,4
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected],

2
1
[email protected]
ABSTRACT: The Landsman converter based on power factor correction (PFC) in bridgeless (BL)
configuration feeding a Brushless DC Motor (BLDCM) drive is proposed. The motor is fed by a Voltage
source Inverter (VSI) with an AC-DC converter with power factor correction (PFC) as the VSI’s predecessor.
The front-end bridgeless PFC based Landsman converter operating in the Discontinuous Inductor Current
Mode (DICM) is used for controlling the DC link voltage and PFC is attained naturally with reduced
conduction losses and switch stress. The designed PFC converter results in an improved power quality at
AC mains. Fuzzy logic is implemented for improving the power factor. The VSI is used as an electronic
commutator for BLDC Motor.
Keywords: Power Factor Correction, Landsman converter, power quality, bridgeless, Brush Less DC Motor,
Voltage Source Inverter.
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Second International Conference on

Power Electronics & Renewable Energy Systems

(ICPERES - 2018) APRIL 4-5, 2018

RAJALAKSHMI ENGINEERING COLLEGE

On behalf of Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Rajalakshmi Engineering

Printed and bound in Chennai.

ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT

ABOUT THE CONFERENCE

INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE

NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE

HALL ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE

FOOD ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE

The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Rajalakshmi Engineering College

Power Systems comprise Generation, Transmission and Distribution subsystems. Ideal

On behalf of management of Rajalakshmi Engineering College, I am delighted to welcome

My hearty congratulations to Organizing committee members and students of Department of

I wish the conference all success.

Inauguration Welcome Address

Program Chair, ICPERES 2018

About the Conference

Dr. M. Subbiah, Program Advisor, ICPERES 2018

Dr. (Mrs.)Thangam Meganathan, Chairperson.

Dr. M. Cengiz TAPLAMACIOGLU,, Professor,

Dept. of Electrical & Electronics, Gazi University, Ankara, Turkey.

Release of conference proceedings

Dr. M. Cengiz TAPLAMACIOGLU, Professor,

Dept. of Electrical & Electronics, Gazi University, Ankara, Turkey.

Dr. C.R.Muthukrishnan, Advisor, Rajalakshmi Institutions.

Dr. S. N. Murugesan, Principal, REC.

Dr.K.Premkumar, Program Co-Chair, ICPERES 2018

Keynote Address Dr. Mehmet Akif SENOL,

Asst. Prof. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Vice Dean,

Faculty of Engineering - Department of Electrical and Electronics

Istanbul Gelisim University, Istanbul/Turkey.

Session 1 Dr. A.Kavitha, Assistant Professor (SG), Anna University Chennai.

Dr. R.N. Ponnalagu, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

Dr. Anitha Karthi, Professor, Rajalakshmi Institute of Technology.

Dr. R. Kalaivani, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

Dr. Javad Rahebi, Turkish Aeronautical Association, Ankara, Turkey.

Dr. M. Palanivelan, HOD-ECE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

Dr. M. Cengiz TAPLAMACIOGLU, Gazi University, Ankara, Turkey.

Dr. C. Kamalakannan, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

Keynote Address Dr. M. Cengiz TAPLAMACIOGLU, Professor,

Dept. of Electrical & Electronics, Gazi University, Ankara, Turkey.

Dr.M.G. Umamaheswari, HOD-EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

Dr. J. Gnanavadivel, Professor, Mepco Schlenk Engineering College

Dr. K. Premkumar, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

Dr. R. Seyezhai, Associate Professor, SSN College of Engineering, Chennai.

Dr. A. Selvaraj, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

Dr. R. Ramaprabha, Associate Professor, SSN College of Engineering,

Dr. P. Sivakumar, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

Dept. of Electrical & Electronics,

University of Turkish Aeronautical Association, Ankara, Turkey.

Mrs. V. Devi Maheswaran, Assoc. Prof, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering

Mrs. A. Alice Hepzibah, Assoc. Prof, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

Mrs.A. Rajalakshmi, Assoc. Prof, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

Mrs. J. Kavitha, Assoc. Prof, EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

Mr. T. Santhana Krishnan, Asst. Prof (SG),EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering

Mrs. T. Mariammal, Asst. Prof (SG),EEE, Rajalakshmi Engineering College.

Valedictory Dr.P. Sivakumar, Program co-chair, ICPERES 2018.