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Bi-LSTM-based electrical load prediction model for a microgrid community area of Panama City

Abstract: Accurate prediction of electricity consumption is essential for the efficient functioning of power grids and the successful administration of energy markets in the field of energy planning. There are several benefits such as system efficiency, dependability, safety, and stability with the proper forecasting of load demand. To ensure the proper operation of the microgrid

Customized Inverter configuration for multiple Pole-Pair Stator winding Induction motor drive with reduced DC Bus Voltage

Abstract: In this paper, A new customized multi-level inverter (MLI) configuration is proposed for induction motor drive, aiming to lower the requirement of DC bus voltage magnitude. This method utilizes pole pair winding coils separately to generate multi-level voltage waveform across the total stator phase windings. As the inverter requires lower input voltage it eliminates

Design and Analysis of DC-DC Boost Converter Using Model Predictive Controller

Abstract: A boost converter is a type of device used to convert direct current (DC) from one voltage level to another. It operates by increasing the input voltage to a higher output voltage level. DC-DC converters are utilised in a wide range of applications. The primary application of boost converters is to establish an interface

Bridging Industry and Academia: Departmental Expert Talk

Tiered Classroom, 5th Floor, Admin Block

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering  is organising a “Departmental Expert Talk from Academia and Industry.” Dr Malay Bhattacharyya, Associate Professor, Machine Intelligence Unit, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata will deliver an online session on “Human Computation for Social Good” and Mr Malay Kumar Khawas, Master Principal Cloud Architect and Global Leader – Oracle Community

French Mathematician Prof. Jean-Marc Deshouillers Invited for 12th Distinguished Lecture

304, Conference Hall, J C Bose Block

The Department of Mathematics organises the 12th session of the Distinguished Lecture Series on January 23, 2025. Renowned French mathematician, Prof. Jean-Marc Deshouillers will deliver the keynote session on the topic “Pairwise co-primality of consecutive elements from sequences with polynomial growth.” Abstract The study of the coprimality of elements from sequences with polynomial growth (e.g.