About

The Power Electronics Laboratory of EEE Department, IIT Guwahati was established in the year 2015. This instructional laboratory was established with the aim to impart education in the field of ubiquitous power electronics to the students of B. Tech and M. Tech as well as being a research lab for the research scholars. The lab has the adequate infrastructure in terms of equipments and instruments as well as trainer kits and simulation softwares for carrying out the experiments, projects and academic lab classes for the students.

A brief summary of the available lab equipments and instruments are:

  • DSO Tektronix TDS 2014C and Keysight InfiniiVision DSOX2024A
  • Digital multimeter Aplab VC97
  • Single/dual channel Function Generator Aplab MASG5M, MSG3M & MSGM3M and Tektronix AFG310
  • Aplab Single/Dual Variable DC Power Supply L12825, L6420, L3230, LD3205 etc.
  • Differential Probes HAMEG Instruments HZ100 and Rohde and Schwarz Model:RT-ZD002
  • Current Probes ROHDE & SCHWARZ RT-ZC03 and Keysight 1146B
  • Current Amplifier Tektronix TCPA 300
  • Permanant Magnet Synchronous generator with coupled DC Motor Benn DC Motor Type DC112.178.302
  • 1ph and 3 ph autotrasnformers AE Dimmerstat Type - 15D-1P & AE Dimmerstat Type - 20D-3P
  • Handheld LCR Meter GWINSTEK LCR-916
  • Soldering Station Weller WSD81i

Laboratory Courses

EE 371   Advanced Electrical Engineering Laboratory         0-0-3-3

Syllabus: Load flow analysis, Reactive power compensation, Synchronization of alternators, characteristics of transmission line, fault analysis based on over-current and differential relays, IDMT relay characteristics, study of core loses in a transformer,  V-curves of synchronous motor, understanding the protocols associated SCADA, wide area monitoring  using PMU, understanding the working of micro-grid, single phase and three phase rectifier,  square wave and PWM inverter, thyristor controlled reactor,  static –VAR compensator, buck/ boost/ buck- boost converter, power quality: custom power devices, ac grid emulation, renewable energy systems: solar PV and wind energy systems, experiments on stability studies of smart grid using real time power system digital simulator, experiments on hardware in loop systems,   HV AC/DC/ Impulse testing of solid and liquid insulation, partial discharge in liquid/solid insulation.

 

EE 561   Power Electronics Laboratory                                  0-0-3-3

Syllabus: Simulation of power electronic converters: thyristor rectifiers, buck and boost converters, DC-AC converters, PWM gate pulse generation in analog and digital modes, PCB design, Experimental verification of power electronic converters

People

A. Ravindranath

Assistant Professor
Email: ravindranath@iitg.ac.in

Faculty, Lab In-charge

Shabari Nath

Assistant Professor
Email: snath@iitg.ac.in

Faculty, Associate Lab In-charge

Paban Bujor Barua

Technical Officer Gr-II
Email: paban.bujorbarua@iitg.ac.in

Staff, Lab In-charge

Rakesh Singha

Jr. Technician
Email: r.singha.eee@iitg.ac.in

Staff, Associated with Lab

Contact Address

Electronics and Electrical Engineering Department.

New Extension Building, 2nd Floor

  • 03612584549