The purpose of this laboratory is to introduce undergraduate students to PSpice and to illustrate some of its circuit analysis applications. In this lab with the availability of tools for computer aided circuit analysis, circuits of great complexity can be designed and analysed within a shorter time and less effort compared to the traditional methods. Under this lab students will use PSpice to solve some circuits.

About

MIETW leads for advanced smart-grid or micro-grid and energy-efficient power electronic technologies for alternative green energy conversion and industrial automation industries. Our experiences are in designing, simulating and implementing power converters, power supplies, motor drives, and power electronics systems. We are responsible for key technical solutions on a wide range of design and development projects in power electronics systems. We also utilize design feasibility and tradeoff analyses for proof of concept and prototype systems and develop funded contract programs with detailed designs through life-cycle engineering.

Research Areas:

• Modeling, analysis, design, implementation and test of alternate energy power conversion systems for smart-grid/Micro-Grid using Real-Time Digital Simulator(RTDS)

• Intelligent universal transformers for micro-grids

• Design and control of wind power/ water turbine Permanent magnet generators

• High energy efficient power converters and switched-mode power supplies

• LED lighting driver and power factor correction

• Advanced electric vehicle propulsion drive systems and their digital controllers

• Compact pulsed power system and energy storage system solutions for medical

devices and defense applications

This course represents a laboratory course in introductory electrical and electronics. In this lab, you will learn basic circuit connections, use the basic electrical and electronics instruments, every electrical engineer needs to know: the oscilloscope, function generator and multi-meter. You will use these instruments running to measure voltages from circuits you will build from actual electrical components with measurement systems. Once you learn the basics found in the laboratory course, you will know how to interface electrical circuits to measurement systems, be they analog or digital. You will have the knowledge to build basic live circuits and get them to work.

The electrical machine laboratory is intended specifically to meet the needs of modern courses in Electrical Machines. This Lab Concerns with an electrical machines types (DC and AC machines), power, efficiency, characteristics of electrical machines as a motor, generator, determining the parameter and performance characteristics of transformer, methods of control the speed of motor, and control the voltage of generator. Through hands-on experiments with real machines, students gain practical experience on transformers and various types of machine drives. The laboratory can also be used for project work related to electrical machines and energy conversion

The significance of the Electrical Measurements Lab is renowned in the various fields of engineering applications. For an Electrical Engineer, it is obligatory to have the practical ideas about the Electrical Measurements. The main objectives of this lab are to expose the students to different types of electrical measuring instruments and make the students understand how to use these instruments for measuring an unknown quantity. In this lab we also calibrate & test different types of electrical measuring instruments.

Power system Laboratory comprises of protection, simulation, high voltage and machine related experiments. Facilities are available for overcurrent, undervoltage, directional, differential and distance relays including different numerical relays.

PS&S Lab based on MATLAB utility software. This Lab provides the knowledge regarding modelling and simulation of power system in MATLAB platform. In this course, Electrical engineering students analyse the different faults in power system and learn how to remove these faults. Load flow analyses, design of different buses are carried out in this lab course.

This Lab deals with practical aspects of control engineering. This laboratory provides the introductory experiments on response of control system components. In this lab, undergraduate students analyse the open loop and closed loop (feedback) response of servo systems. In addition, Electrical Graduates are also design the various compensator systems in this course.