CENTER FOR CONTROL SYSTEMS

The Centre for Control Systems is headed by Mr.C.Kamal Basha, Associate Professor, Dept. of E.E.E. He is pursuing Ph.D. from JNTUA, Anantapuramu in the dept. of Electrical Engineering. He has about 10 years of teaching and 5 years of research experiences.

The department is offering M.Tech. in Electrical Power Systems since 2010, besides offering B.Tech. in Electrical & Electronics Engineering The M.Tech. Programme was started during 2010 with an intake of 18 and the intake was increased to 36 in 2011.

A team comprising of 2 faculty members, specialized in Instrumentation and Control systems is monitoring the R&D works. This team has bagged 14 publications and another few are geared up to publish in various journals and conferences. The faculty members of this team have participated in 6 conferences and 8 workshops/trainings programmes. A Minor Research Project proposal has been submitted to UGC with entitled INVESTIGATION OF CERTAIN CONTROL STRATEGIES ON BLDC MOTOR WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE APPLICATION.

The department of EEE has established Control Systems and Simulation lab exclusively for its students. The department, which gives priority for enhancing the practical skills of the students, has been encouraging for publications, research work and attending of industrial tours that arranged by the department. Control is about automation and intelligence. Control engineers design and develop the algorithms and software that give systems agility and balance, as well as the ability to adapt the environment, learn and discover when confronted with non-linearitys and uncertainty . The theory of control is intimately intertwined with the creation of systems for intelligently reducing large amounts of experimental and historical data to simple mathematical models that can be used either for forecasting or to design automatic control systems.

The Centre for Control System has chalked out to take up research work in important areas like robust modeling and identification, Intelligent Control, Robot locomotion and manipulation. 1. Robust modeling and identification:Modeling and identification procedures of real processes should be designed having in mind their specific purposes. Although identification techniques have always taken into account typical requirements of control tasks, recent improvements in high performance robust and adaptive control theory ask for the study of special identification procedures tailored to these advanced control techniques. Motivated by the advances in high performance robust control, the research communities in identification and robust control have started a synergetic work by stressing their similarities and complementarities. In the robust control field a worst-case approach is usually adopted which guarantees the desired performance for the worst-case uncertainty realization.

2. Intelligent Control:Intelligent controlis a class ofcontroltechniques that use various AI computing approaches likeneural networks,Bayesian probability,fuzzy logic,machine learning,evolutionary computation andgenetic algorithms.

3. Robot locomotion and Manipulation:Inroboticsamanipulatoris a device used to manipulate materials without direct contact. The applications were originally for dealing with radioactiveorbio hazardousmaterials, usingrobotic arms, or they were used in inaccessible places. In more recent developments they have been used in applications such asrobotically-assisted surgeryand inspace. It is an arm-like mechanism that consists of a series of segments, usually sliding or jointed, which grasp and move objects with a number ofdegrees of freedom.List of National / International Journals:

S.No.Name of the authorsTitle of the paperName of journal with ISBN/ ISSN No.Volume, Issue no, Page no. and year of publicationImpact factor with citations if any

1.C.Kamal BashaM.Surya Kalavathi

Speed sensorless vector control of induction motor using stator current based MRAS schemeInternational review of automatic controlISSN 1974-6059Vol 4 No 6 NoPeer ReviewedIF 3.2

2.C.Kamal Basha, M. SuryakalavathiEstimation of Rotor Flux using Neural Network Observer in Speed Sensorless Induction Motor DriveInternational Journal of Computer ApplicationsVolume 79 No6, October 2013

3.C.Kamal BashaM.Surya Kalavathi

Fuzzy indirect field oriented control of induction motor using reference adaptive systemThe technology world Journal of Technological world ISSN 2180-1614Vol 3 issue 4 dec 2011Peer Reviewed

4.C.Kamal BashaM.Surya KalavathiSensorless fuzzy indirect field oriented control of induction motor using stator current based MRASIMANAGERS JOURNAL ON ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGVOL 5No 1July-Sep 2011Peer Reviewed

5.C.Kamal Basha, M. SuryakalavathiFPGA Based implementation of Stator Current Observer for sensorless induction motor driveJournal of Power Electronics KoreaUnder Review

6.K.Vasu,V.GaneshModel Matching control of Two Area LFCUACEE International Journal of Advancements in Electronics and Electrical Engineering IJAEEE ISSN 2319 7498Vol.2 Issuse .3 Sep 2013Peer Reviewed

7.K.Vasu,V.GaneshLQR Control Control of Two area LFCIJAREEIEVol. 1, No. 4 , October 2012, Peer ReviewedIF 1.686

8.V.Ganesh,K.Vasu,K.Venkata Rami reddy,M.Surendranath ReddyT.Gowri ManoharImprovement of Transient Stability through SVCIJAET ISSN:2231-1963Vol 5 Issue 1 pp 56-66 Nov 2012Peer Reviewed

List of National/International Conferences:

S.NoTitle of the paper presentedNames of the AuthorsTitle of ConferenceDate(s) of the eventOrganized

1.Speed sensorless vector control of Induction Motor using stator current based MRAS schemeC.Kamal Basha,M.Surya Kalavathi

Inernational Conference on Innovative trends in Electrical,Power control,Electronics & Communication Engineering (EPCECE-2014)18-19 Jan 2014Krishi Sanskriti,JNU,New Delhi

2.Optimal placement of SVC & statcom using csoR.Harini KrishnaC.Kamal bashaM.Surya kalavathiAdvanced research methodologies in electrical engineering 2K1327-28 June 2013MITS,Madanapalle

3.Performance improvement of sensorless induction motor drive at low speeds using neural network flux observerC.Kamal BashaM.Surya Kalavathi

International conference on advances in electrical & electronics engineeringJanuary 2013IRNET

4.Model matching control of two are LFCK.Vasu,V.GaneshInternational conference on advances in electronics,electrical & computer engineering22-23 June 2013Shivalik college of engg Dehradun,India

5.A Fast Approach Distribution System Load Flow SolutionT.Ramana,K.Vasu,V.Ganesh, S. SivanagarajuNational Conference on Power Distribution (NCPD), DSD-CPRINovember 8th & 9th 2012CPRI, Bangalore

6.Modeling and Simulation of Grid Interconnected Electric Utility with Wind/ Photovoltaic Hybrid Electric Power SystemT.Ramana, V.Ganesh, S. Sivanagaraju, K.VasuInternational CongressOn Renewable Energy (ICORE2013)october-2013Renewables for Development of Rural reas,Bangalore

List of Workshops:S.NoName of the faculty with DepartmentTitle of Workshops/Seminar/FDP etcNature of the ProgrammeDate(s) of the eventOrganized

1. K. VasuDept. of EEEOrientation program of Engineering Faculty towards Sponsored ResearchWork shop04-05 Oct 2013,2 daysNPIU -New Delhi and SPFU AP at ESCI Hyderabad

2. C. Kamal BashaDept. of EEETraining on Management Capacity Enhancement for AdministratorsFDP24-30 Oct 2013,7 daysIIM Indore

3. K.VasuDept. of EEEPedagogy Training Module IFDP25-29 Nov 2013 ,5 daysEducation and Educational Management Department, NITTTR, Chandigarh

4. C.Kamal BashaDept. Of EEENational Summit on Quality In EducationWorkshop14-15 Sep, 2012, 2 daysCII Institute of Quality

5. K.VasuDept. Of EEEElectrical Fire & SafetyWorkshop08-10Nov, 2012, 2 daysIEEE, FSAI HYDERABAD

6. C.Kamal BashaDept. Of EEEHigh Voltage EngineeringWorkshop6-8 March 2013 ,3 daysJNTUCEH, Hyderabad

7. K.VasuDept. Of EEEThrust areas in power systemsSeminar18-19 Nov 2011, 2 daysJNTUA CE, Pulivendula

8. C.Kamal BashaDept. Of EEETeaching Engineering Using MATLABWorkshop28-30, June 2010 ,3 daysVIT, Pune

List of M.Tech Projects Guided:

S.NoYearName ofCandidateName of SupervisorTitle of Thesis

1.2010-12R.Harini KrishnaC.KAMAL BASHAOPTIMAL PLACEMENT OF SVC & STATCOM USING CSO

2.2010-12T.SUDHAKARC.KAMAL BASHATRANSMISSION COST ALLOCATION USING DISTRIBUTIO FACTORS METHOD BASED ON AC & DC LOAD FLOW SOLUTIONS

3.2010-12R.LOKESHWAR REDDYK.VASUDESIGN OF DISTRIBUTED POWER FLOW CONTROLLER

4.2011-13R.SUNITHAC.KAMAL BASHAPOWER LOSS MINIMIZATION AND VOLTAGE SATBILITY ENHANCEMENT USING BFO ALGOTITHAM

5.2011-13P.SANJANAC.KAMAL BASHAENHANCEMENT OF VOLTAGE PROFILE USING BFA ALGARITHAM

6.2011-13P. MADHUSUDHANA REDDYK.VASUFUZZY CONTROL OF THREE-PHASE UPQC FOR UN BALANCED LOADS BY USING SRF THEORY

7.2011-13N.ANANDREDDYK.VASUVOLTAGE CONTROL OF SEIG BASED WIND SUBSTATION BY USING FACTS DEVICE

8.2011-13K.YOGENDRA REDDYK.VASUZ-DVR BASED DYNAMIC VOLTAGE RESTORER FOR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS

Future Plans: The future plans for next 5 years are

S. No.Name of the facultyProject Title

1Mr. K.VasuDr. V. Ganesh

Investigation of Different control strategies for BLDC Motor

2Mr. C. Kamal Basha Mr. K.Vasu

Design and Development of Fractional order controller for Single link flexible manipulator

3Mr.C.Kamal Basha Sensor Less Control Strategies For Induction Motor Drive

4Mr.C.Kamal BashaMr. K. VasuPumping of Ground Water using Solar Powered BLDC Motor