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e-Techno Track


Department Vision & Mission

1. Provide academic environment conducive for high quality learning

in Electrical and Electronics Engineering to ensure our graduates

have successful careers.

2. Strengthen industry institute interaction to enable the students

work on real time problems and encourage them to engage in

lifelong learning.

3. Ensure that our students are well trained to work in a team with

professional ethics and apply latest tools for the solution of

engineering problems.

To Emerge as a premier center of learning in

Electrical and Electronics Engineering with scientific

quest having focus on professional ethics and human

values.


I am gratified to know that the department of Electrical and

Electronics Engineering is bringing out the technical magazine “e-Techno

Track”. This is a productive technical material and subsidiary skill

developing tool for the students. I wish this organization “Electrical and

Electronics Engineering Association‟ a very big success in all their ventures.

I also applaud the coordination and efforts behind the team to bring out

this issue. I wish them all success.

Good things remain good only because they are always scarce. I am

glad to pen for this wonderful magazine as an appreciation of the

commendable efforts put forth by the team for its grand beginning. The

efforts taken to bring about innovative content is appreciable. Content on

the various opportunities available in the corporate world and alerts on

various student level competitions shall be included hence forth. Wish you

all a grand operation throughout the year.

This is great news for the college as far as I’m concerned. Students

from the department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering are more

energetic and talented among all. The release of this spectacular issue of

their technical magazine has added value to their constant efforts. Through

this message, I wish them “All the very Best” for their future endeavors to

and hope the students to bring more laurels to the college on the whole.


I am pleased to know that our Electrical and Electronics

Department students are once again successful in bringing the magazine

“e-Techno Track”. Our EEE students have established a joint to venture, in

bringing out a technical magazine with their contributions. I express my

compliments to the secretary, the editors and their dedicated committee

for their valuable efforts in bringing out this issue. I wish them all triumph!

It is indeed a happy moment for our Electrical and Electronics

Department as the students have successfully brought out the Magazine “e-

Techno Track”. The most important aspect we could derive from this

stupendous effort is that it brings out the various technical and analytical

skills of the budding engineers. I wish them all the very best for releasing

more such magazine inn future.

It is a noble task on the part of the Department of Electrical and

Electronics Engineering to make it with their frequent issue “e-Techno

Track”. I wish that this magazine establishes to be a flint to fire the

enthusiasm and excite their minds for many intrusive innovations among

the students and inspire passion among the members of the faculty of

Electrical and Electronics committee. My greeting to the editorial board to

keep the good work.


1. Alessandro Volta

Lived 1745- 1827

Alessandro Volta, in full Conte Alessandro Giuseppe Antonio Anastasio Volta, Italian physicist whose invention of the electric battery provided the first source of continuous current.

Volta became professor of physics at the Royal School of Comoin 1774. In 1775 his interest in electricity led him to improve the electrophorus, a device used to generate static electricity. He discovered and isolated methane gas in 1776. Three years later he was appointed to the chair of physics at the University of Pavia. In 1791 Volta’s friend Luigi Galvani announced that the contact of two different metals with the muscle of a frog resulted in the generation of an electric current. Galvani interpreted that as a new form of electricity found in living tissue, which he called “animal electricity.” Volta felt that the frog merely conducted a current that flowed between the two metals, which he called “metallic electricity.” He began experimenting in 1792 with metals alone. (He would detect the weak flow of electricity between disks of different metals by placing them on his tongue.) Volta found that animal tissue was not needed to produce a current. That provoked much controversy between the animal-electricity adherents and the metallic-electricity advocates, but, with his announcement of the first electric battery in 1800, victory was assured for Volta.

Scientists

https://www.britannica.com/technology/battery-electronics

https://www.britannica.com/science/electric-current

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https://www.britannica.com/technology/electrophorus

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https://www.britannica.com/biography/Luigi-Galvani

https://www.britannica.com/science/metal-chemistry

https://www.britannica.com/science/muscle

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Known as the voltaic pile or the voltaic column, Volta’s battery consisted of alternating disks of zinc and silver (or copper and pewter) separated by paper or cloth soaked either in salt water or sodium hydroxide. A simple and reliable source of electric current that did not need to be recharged like the Leyden jar, his invention quickly led to a new wave of electrical experiments. Within six weeks of Volta’s announcement, English scientists William Nicholson and Anthony Carlisle used a voltaic pile to decompose water into hydrogen and oxygen, thus discovering electrolysis and creating the field of electrochemistry.

In 1801 in Paris Volta gave a demonstration of his battery’s generation of electric current before Napoleon, who made Volta a count and a senator of the kingdom of Lombardy. The Austrian emperor Francis I made him director of the philosophical faculty at the University of Padua in 1815. The volt, a unit of the electromotive force that drives current, was named in his honor in 1881.

2. Leon Charles Thevenin

Lived 1857 - 1926

Guglielmo Marconi (b. Bologna, Italy, 25th April 1874, d. Rome, Italy, 20th

July, 1937) was the second son of Giuseppe Marconi, a wealthy landowner, and his second wife, Annie Jameson, the daughter of an Irish Whiskey distiller. Giuseppe Marconi ruled his household in the style of a martinet. Guglielmo spent

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https://www.britannica.com/biography/William-Nicholson-English-chemist-and-inventor

https://www.britannica.com/biography/William-Nicholson-English-chemist-and-inventor

https://www.britannica.com/science/water

https://www.britannica.com/science/hydrogen

https://www.britannica.com/science/oxygen

https://www.britannica.com/science/electrolysis

https://www.britannica.com/science/electrochemistry

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Napoleon-I

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https://www.britannica.com/biography/Francis-II-Holy-Roman-emperor

https://www.britannica.com/topic/University-of-Padua

https://www.britannica.com/science/volt-unit-of-measurement

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most of childhood away from home. Consequently, his education was neglected. When he was sent to a school, he was unable to cope with his studies and other students made fun of his poor Italian accent. He failed to pass the entrance examination to the Italian Naval Academy and went to Livorno Technical Institute. His ambition was to have an electrical career, but he could not even pass his matriculation. His father became very angry, wrecked the devices Guglielmo had constructed, and even withheld his pocket money. But, his mother did all she could to help her son do his experiments. Marconi did experiments on electromagnetic waves with the assistance of Prof. A. Righi of Bologna and discovered that increased transmission distance could be obtained with larger antennas. In 1895, he achieved a transmission distance of 1.5 miles, and also conceived of 'wireless telegraph' communication.

Being unable to interest the Italian Government in the potential of his work, he moved to London in 1896. His Irish cousin, Henry Jameson Davis, helped him to form and finance the Wireless Telegraph and Signal Co. Ltd., which became Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co. Ltd. in 1900. On behalf of the Italian Government, Solari presented to Marconi a newly invented receiver. Having increased his signaling distance to 150 miles, using a kite borne antenna and Solari's carbon-on-steel detector with a telephone receiver, on the 12th of December 1901, he received a transatlantic wireless communication, the three code dots signifying the letter 'S'. He became famous overnight. But, controversy arose when Prof. Angelo Banti pointed out that the receiver was actually invented by a corporal signalman, Paolo Castelli. After 1902, Marconi spent most of his time managing his companies. He was able to attract highly qualified employees including J. A. Fleming. In 1927, Marconi's company completed a system of shortwave beam stations. In 1932, he discovered that microwaves could be received at a point much farther below the optical horizon than had been predicted by any theory. Marconi received many awards including the Nobel Prize for physics, which he shared with K. F. Braun in 1909.


Electricity Crosswords


Across Down

2. flow of electric charge 6. Charge produced by rubbing objects together 10. potential difference between circuits 11. device that measures ohms 12. filled with neutral or uncharged particles 13. symbol to represent one of many loads

1. do no conduct electricity 3. opens and closes a circuit 4. Correct term for static electricity; not stationary 5. combination of different cells 6. allows little or no resistance to charged particles 7. allow charges to move freely 8. unlike charges attract. like charges repel, and charged objects attract uncharged ones 9. items that convert electricity into other forms or energy 10. standard unit for potential difference 14. resistance between 2 points


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NAME OF THE EMPLOYER

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2 AIESHA H 124G1A0202 ACCENTURE 10/02/2018

3 AKHIL K 124G1A0203 EN EN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS(P)LIMITED

15/07/2016

4 AKSHITH MAHIMAKAR K 124G1A0204 EN EN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS(P)LIMITED

15/07/2016

5 AMARNATH REDDY V 124G1A0205 HARMAN 13/5/2016 6 AMRUTHA 124G1A0206 D-SQUARE 22/06/2016 7 ANIL KUMAR K 124G1A0207 YESBANK 02/05/2016

8 ANJANI KUMAR REDDY S

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9 ARCHANA B

124G1A0209 SIRIDI SAI ELECTRICALS 01-12-2016

10 BHARGAVI S

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11 CHANDRA KALADHAR A

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12 CHANDRA SEKHAR REDDY K

124G1A0216 HARMAN 13/05/2016

13 DADA PEER M

124G1A0219 EN EN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS(P)LIMITED

15/07/2016

14 DATTA MANIKYAM P


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15 DHARANI B

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16 HAREESH K


15/07/2016

17 HARI HARA PRADEEP V

B 124G1A0227 EN EN ELECTRICAL

ENGINEERS(P)LIMITED

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18 IMRAN KHAN B

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19 JEEVAN SAI REDDY S

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20 JYOTHSNA M

124G1A0235 D-SQUARE 22/06/2016

21 KALYAN B


15/07/2016

22 KIRANMAYI G

124G1A0238 D-SQUARE 22/06/2016

23 LAKSHMI PRASANNA G

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24 LIKITHA P

124G1A0242 HARMAN 13/05/2016

25 MADHAVI G

124G1A0244 I-SQUARE SOFT 25/05/2016

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15/07/2016

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28 MASOOM AKTHAR D


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29 MEENA U

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30 MOHAMMED SIDDIQ

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31 MOUNIKA P

124G1A0254 MUSIGMA 23/12/2016

32 MUNNIRA KOWSAR T

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33 NAGENDRA BABU V

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34 NAGESH BHAT A

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35 NASIMA P

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37 PRATHIROOPA A


38 RADHA E

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43 SHARON RAJ D

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44 B SIVAKUMAR

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45 SINDHUJA T

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S.No Professional body Event name Date Resource person

1. ISTE-Student chapter Guest lecture on

Future prospects

in Electrical

Engineering

19-08-

2015

Dr.V.shankar,

Professor, EEE dept,

JNTUA

2. SRIT Awareness

Program on

Higher

Education in

Foreign countries

4-09-2015 Satya and prakash babu

Visu consultancy

Hyderabad

3. SRIT National Level

Technical

Student

Symposium -

VIDYUTH 2015

07-09-

2015

4. EDP CELL Guest lecture on

Entrepreneur

ship orientation

program (EOP)

30-09-

2015

G.Sudarshan

NSIC, Hyderabad


Communication

and presentation

skills

11-12-

2015

B.Waheed parveen

Assistant professor,

Humanities and

sciences dept,SRIT

6. Guest lecture on

“Environmental

policy and

sustainability”

28-10-

2015

Dr.K.V.surya narayana

Professor, Civil Dept,

SRIT

7. ISTE-Student chapter One day national

level workshop

on Optimization

techniques

04-01-

2016

Dr. G.Srinivasa rao


GPCET, Kurnool


static control of

Electric

machines and

Drives

14-02-

2016

Dr.V.Shankar


JNTUA

9. SRIT A two day FDP

on NBA criteria

& accreditation

process Tier II

05-03-

2016 &

06-03-

2016

10. ISTE-Student chapter One day

workshop on

Matlab tools

08-03-

2016

M.Lakshminath,

Assistant professor

EEE department, SRIT

Events Organized


S.No Author Name Title Of The Paper

1 Dr.N.Sreenivasul

u

Mitigation Of Power Quality Problems In Distribution System

Using D-Statcom

2 Dr.N.Sreenivasul

u

A Novel Distribution System Power Flow Algorithm Using

Forward Backward Matrix Method

3 Dr.G.Balakrishna Multi Objective Network Reconfiguration Of Distribution Systems

With Distributed Generators

4 Dr.G.Balakrishna Optimal Distributed Generators And Capacitor Sitting And Sizing

In Distribution Systems With Modified Particle Swarm

Optimization

5 Dr.G.Sreenivasan Comparison Of Facts Controller For Power Quality Problems In

power System

6 G.Meerimatha A Novel Distribution System Power Flow Algorithm Using

Forward Backward Matrix Method.

7 G.Meerimatha Loss Evaluation Of Radial Distribution System

8 G.Peddana Power Factor And Energy Loss Cost Evaluation Of Radial

Distribution Systems

9 G.Peddana Formation Of Thevenin's Equivalent Network For Radial

Distribution System

10 G.Peddana Loss Evaluation Of Radial Distribution System

11 G.Peddana Power Loss Allocation Of Balanced Radial Distribution Systems

12 G.Peddana Thevenin's Network Analysis For Radial Distribution System

With Load Models

11. ISTE-Student Chapter Guest Lecture on

Problems of

Power System

Operation &

Automation

16-03-

2016

V.Surya narayana

Reddy

ADM wind farms

BKS, Anantapuramu

12. IE(I)- Student chapter Guest lecture on

Recent trends in

Micro processor

based relays

31-03-

2016

V.Ramana murthy

DE, AP Transco, BKS,

Anantapuramu

13. ISTE-Student chapter Project expo 07-05-

2016

Faculty Publications


S. No. Staff Name FDP / STTP / Workshop Name Venue

1 Dr. N.SREENIVASULU NBA CRITERIA AND ACCREDATION

PROCESS TIER-II

SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

2 Dr. N.SREENIVASULU NBA ACCREDITATION MITS,MADANAPALLE

3 Dr. G. SREENIVASAN NBA CRITERIA AND ACCREDATION

PROCESS TIER-II

SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

4 Dr. G. SREENIVASAN SKILL BASED COURSES SKU ,ANANTAPURAMU

5 Dr. G. SREENIVASAN POWER SYSTEM DESIGN AND ANALYSIS

USING DISILENT POWER FACTORY

SOFTWARE

ON LINE COURSE

CERTIFICATION

6 Ms. S. HEMALATHA TEACHING TOWARDS EXCELLANCE SRIT, ANANTAPURAMU

7 Mr. P. MANIKANTA DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSOR

CONTROLLED POWER ELECTRONIC

CONVERTERS & DRIVES (DSPEC-2015)

NIT, WARANGAL

8 Mr. P. MANIKANTA TEACHING TOWARDS EXCELLANCE SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

9 Ms. S. HEMALATHA NBA CRITERIA AND ACCREDATION

PROCESS TIER-II

SRIT, ANANTAPURAMU

10 Mr.V.VENU GOPAL CHALLENGES ,APPROCHES AND

PRACTICAL IMPLEMENTATION OF MICRO

GRIDS

MITS,MADANAPALLE

11 Mr. M.GURUMOHAN TEACHING TOWARDS EXCELLANCE SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

12 Mr. M.GURUMOHAN NBA CRITERIA AND ACCREDATION

PROCESS TIER-II

SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

13 Mr. K.SUDARSAN TEACHING TOWARDS EXCELLANCE SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

14 Mr. K.SUDARSAN NBA CRITERIA AND ACCREDATION

PROCESS TIER-II

SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

15 Mr. T.ARAVIND BABU TEACHING TOWARDS EXCELLANCE SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

16 Mr. T. ARAVIND BABU NBA CRITERIA AND ACCREDATION

PROCESS TIER-II

SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

17 Mr. T. ARAVIND BABU 2 ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

EMERGING TRENDS IN

ELECTRICAL ,COMMUNICATION AND

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES

SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

18 Mr. Y. SATISH KUMAR RENEWABLE ENERGY AND SMART

GRIDS

G.PULLA REDDY ENGINEERING

COLLEGE,KURNOOL

Faculty Development Programs


19 Mr. Y. SATISH KUMAR NBA CRITERIA AND ACCREDATION

PROCESS TIER-II

SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

20 Mr. M V PAVAN KUMAR 2 ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

EMERGING TRENDS IN ELECTRICAL,

COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGIES

SRIT, ANANTAPURAMU

21 Mr. M V PAVAN KUMAR NBA CRITERIA AND ACCREDATION

PROCESS TIER-II

SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

22 Mr. M V PAVAN KUMAR APPLICATIONS OF MATLAB IN

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

SREE VIDYANIKETHAN

ENGINEERING COLLEGE

23 Mr. M V PAVAN KUMAR TEACHING TOWARDS EXCELLANCE SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

24 Mr. P. MALLESWARA REDDY POWER SYSTEM DESIGN AND ANALYSIS

USING DISILENT POWER FACTORY

SOFTWARE

ON LINE COURSE

CERTIFICATION

25 Mr. P. MALLESWARA REDDY EMERGING TRENDS IN POWER

ELECTRONICS AND POWER SYSTEMS-

ETPEPS-2016

CVR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

COLLEGE,IBRAHIMPATNAM

26 Mr. P. MALLESWARA REDDY 2 ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

EMERGING TRENDS IN



SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

27 Mr. K. VINOD KUMAR NBA CRITERIA AND ACCREDATION

PROCESS TIER-II

SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

28 Mr. K. VINOD KUMAR 2 ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

EMERGING TRENDS IN



SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

29 Mr. K. VINOD KUMAR EMERGING TRENDS IN POWER

ELECTRONICS AND POWER SYSTEMS-

ETPEPS-2016

CVR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

COLLEGE,IBRAHIMPATNAM

30 Mrs. G. MEERIMATHA NBA CRITERIA AND ACCREDATION

PROCESS TIER-II

SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

31 Mrs. G. MEERIMATHA TEACHING TOWARDS EXCELLANCE SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

32 Mrs. G. MEERIMATHA SMART DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS KL UNIVERSITY, VADDESWARAM

33 Mrs. G. MEERIMATHA 2 ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

EMERGING TRENDS IN



SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

34 Mr. C RAJESH NBA CRITERIA AND ACCREDATION

PROCESS TIER-II

SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU


35 Mr. C RAJESH 2 ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

EMERGING TRENDS IN



SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

36 Mr. P MANOHAR 2 ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

EMERGING TRENDS IN



SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

37 Mr. P MANOHAR RENEWABLE ENERGY AND SMART

GRIDS

G.PULLA REDDY ENGINEERING

COLLEGE,KURNOOL

38 Mr. P MANOHAR NBA CRITERIA AND ACCREDATION

PROCESS TIER-II

SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

39 Mrs. C.K. BHARATHI 2 ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

EMERGING TRENDS IN



SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

40 Mrs. B. VIJAYA LAKSHMI NBA CRITERIA AND ACCREDATION

PROCESS TIER-II

SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

41 Mrs. B. SHRAVANI NBA CRITERIA AND ACCREDATION

PROCESS TIER-II

SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

42 Ms. R. BHAGYASREE NBA CRITERIA AND ACCREDATION

PROCESS TIER-II

SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

43 Ms. G. SAAHITYA NBA CRITERIA AND ACCREDATION

PROCESS TIER-II

SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

44 Mr. N.K. CHAITANYA REDDY NBA CRITERIA AND ACCREDATION

PROCESS TIER-II

SRIT,ANANTAPURAMU

S.No Date Name of the company visited Students who visited

1. 04/11/2015 BKS substation, Anantapur III EEE

2. 04/3/2016 PABR Hydro power station, Jallipalli III EEE

3. 11/3/2016 GAMESHA wind power station,

Rekulakunta.

III EEE

Industrial Visits

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