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The Power Electronics and Power Systems Group conducts
research in several areas. Masters and doctoral
students are actively involved in this activity.
Research areas include:
- Power system dynamics, computation, protection
and planning
- Flexible ac transmission and HVDC systems
- Power system deregulation
- Distributed generation and microgrids
- Coupled field computations,
transformer design, analysis and diagnostics
- Electric power quality and static compensation
- Non-conventional energy interfaces
- Electric machine design, analysis and control
- Power electronic and power system transient
simulation
The Group hosts Inpowerg, an
electronic discussion forum for
power systems professionals and academics in India.
In addition, the Group faculty members are active
participants in the National Mission on Power Electronics
Technology (NaMPET),
an initiative of the Department of Information Technology
of the Indian government.
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