Power Converters
DC-DC, AC-DC, inverter, and resonant conversion for efficient energy processing.
Research Areas
Energy conversion work with an academic backbone.
The lab studies circuits, controls, devices, and systems that move energy cleanly and reliably between sources, storage, and loads. The site is organized like an open course page so visitors can quickly find topics, notes, projects, and updates.
Renewable Interfaces
Solar, storage, and grid-connected architectures for resilient distributed energy.
Controls and Hardware
Embedded control, sensing, magnetic design, protection, and laboratory prototyping.
Lab Materials
Open resources for study, prototyping, and collaboration.
Lecture Notes
Switching converters, semiconductor devices, and control fundamentals
Projects
Converter design, simulation studies, hardware bring-up, and testing plans
Datasets
Measurement logs, efficiency curves, and renewable generation profiles
Publications
Peer-reviewed papers, conference articles, reports, and presentation decks from the lab
Publications
Peer-reviewed work from the lab.
S. Maity, S. Pramanick and S. Sinha, "Efficiency Evaluation of a Series-Series Compensated 11-KW IWPT System for EV Charging Application," 2025 12th National Power Electronics Conference (NPEC), Kozhikode, India, 2025, pp. 1-6.
doi: 10.1109/NPEC66512.2025.11450259Keywords: Coils; semiconductor device modeling; wireless communication; system dynamics; prototypes; wireless power transfer; electric vehicle charging; power semiconductor devices; reliability; integrated circuit modeling; inductive wireless power transfer (IWPT); loss analysis; series-series (SS) compensation.
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People
Built for students, researchers, and collaborators.
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