ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: Recent submissions

  • ON LINE POWER SYSTEM STATE ESTIMATION 
    Singh, Satish Kumar (2005)
    The real time implementation of state estimation algorithms is always desirable for controlling the operation of a power system, but it is limited by computation speed when conventional methods are used. In this work a ...
  • GENERATION AND LOAD SHEDDING SCHEDULING FOR DEMAND SIDE BIDDING 
    Kantibhai, Patel Mepal (2007)
    In most instances, consumers have very little influence on the design of electricity market. Most electricity markets do not treat consumers as a genuine demand side capable of making rational decisions but simply as a ...
  • A NEW METHOD FOR LOCATIONAL MARGINAL PRICING 
    Babu, B. Raghunath (2005)
    The electricity market around the world has undergone major structural change for the past few years thus creating competition. This resulted in unbundling of the vertically integrated utilities such as generation, ...
  • DIGITAL DISTANCE PROTECTION SCHEME FOR SERIES COMPENSATED TRANSMISSION LINES 
    Bhagavanandas, Parikh Urmil (2007)
    Accurate, fast and reliable protective scheme is an important operational requirement in modem day power transmission systems. In this thesis, a new digital distance protection scheme for series compensated transmission ...
  • GIS BASED DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM PLANNING 
    Javeria, Rajesh S. (2005)
    Distribution system constitutes to be a significant part of the total power system. Out of total system losses, distribution system losses constitute a major part ranging from 75 to 80 percent and 99 percent of consigner ...
  • POWER QUALITY IMPROVEMENT USING DVR AND DSTATCOM 
    Ravi, Mandipati (2005)
    A Power quality problem is an occurrence manifested as a nonstandard , voltage, current or frequency that results in a failure or a mis-operation of end user equipments. Power quality is certainly a major concern in the ...
  • OPTIMAL RESTORATION POLICY FOR DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS 
    Bhargava, Lieuteant Colonel Pankaj (2007)
    Distribution systems are an important part of electrical power systems in delivery of electricity to consumers. All modern distribution networks, although built with the highest degree of sophistication, suffer outages due ...
  • CONGESTION MANAGEMENT IN - DEREGULATED , POWER SYSTEM USING FACTS DEVICES 
    Reddy, Keshi Reddy Saidi (2005)
    From the last two decades the vertically integrated power system is undergoing the deregulation due to which the consumer will ultimately get benefited. However, deregulated power system confronts few technical problems. ...
  • ANN BASED NETWORK INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEM 
    Thomas, Seby (2005)
    The rapid proliferations of Internet and our dependence on networks in all domains of life have made us more vulnerable to breaches of internet/network security. It is difficult to prevent such attacks by security policies; ...
  • DESIGN OF DAMPING CONTROLLER FOR CSI STATCOM 
    Unknown author (2007)
    For reliable service, a power system must remain intact and be capable of withstanding a wide variety of disturbances. Therefore, it is essential that the system should be designed with proper precautions so that it can ...
  • FPGA BASED DESIGN OF ON-CHIP PERIPHERAL (OPB) BUS BRIDGES FOR MULTIMEDIA APPLICATIONS 
    Kundu, Parveen (2005)
    With the recent advancements in silicon densities it is now possible to integrate numerous functions onto a single silicon chip. With this increased density, the peripherals that were for-merly attached to the processor ...
  • EFFECT OF DISTRIBUTED GENERATION ON DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM PERFORMANCE 
    Voaka, Naresh Kumar (2007)
    These days the technology employed for power generation, transmission and utilization in a power system is changing continuously from day to day. Similarly the load demand in the distribution system also varies continuously ...
  • IMPLEMENTATION OF THE FFT PROCESSOR USING FPGA 
    Reddy, M. Naveen Kumar (2005)
    The Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) is a computationally intensive digital signal processing function widely used in applications such as imaging, software defined radio, wireless communication, instrumentation and machine ...
  • PROBABILISTIC PRODUCTION COST USING APPROXIMATE SERIES TECHNIQUE 
    Kumar, Khatravath Bharan (2007)
    The thesis describes the cumulant method of Probabilistic Power System Simulation using the Laguerre polynomial expansion. The Laguerre polynomial has gamma functions as its basic elements. Laguerre polynomials are used ...
  • MODELING, ANALYSIS AND SIMULATION OF CUSTOM POWER DEVICES 
    R, Heera Singh (2005)
    Voltage sags are highly undesirable for sensitive loads especially in high tech industries; it is a challenging task to correct. the voltage sag so. that the desired load voltage magnitude can be maintained during the ...
  • AUTOMATIC GENERATION CONTROL IN A DEREGULATED POWER SYSTEM USING Al TECHNIQUES 
    Cumpana, Balaji Kumar (2007)
    This thesis deals with optimum selection of controller parameters in the design of an appropriate governor for automatic generation control of an inter-connected power system in deregulated environment. The optimization ...
  • DESIGN OF NEURO-FUZZY CONTROLLER FOR ROBOT MANIPULATOR 
    Reddy, B. Srikanth (2005)
    The aim of the thesis is to develop an efficient dynamic control such as point to point and continuous path control strategy for Robot manipulator using fuzzy logic controller (FLC) and Neuro-Fuzzy controller. Owing to the ...
  • ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK BASED ABNORMALITIES CLASSIFICATION USING HEART RATE VARIABILITY SIGNAL 
    Mengistu, Birhanu (2005)
    Since the late 1980s, the study of heart rate variability as a measure of autonomic modulation of the cardiovascular system has grown with pace. For this reason, the analysis of their variability has gained growing importance ...
  • DEVELOPMENT OF AN EFFICIENT DISTRIBUTION NETWORK PRICING MODEL 
    B., Chandra Babu (2007)
    Restructuring of a vertically integrated utility involves the separation of generation, transmission and distribution sectors. The primary motivation for the separation of these utilities is the desire to foster competition ...
  • FACE DETECTION AND FACIAL FEATURE EXTRACTION FOR PERSONAL IDENTIFICATION 
    Pandey, Umesh (2005)
    Object detection is a subject coming under the vast topic of computer vision. Personal identification is continuously becoming very important but at the same time it is very difficult task. There are various ways like ...