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#PhD Electrical Engineering focusing on wide bandgap semiconductor devices for power electronics

🔌 **Exploring the Future of Electrical Engineering: Electric Circuit Simulation Lab** 🔌 Exciting times in the world of electrical engineering! Our Electric Circuit Simulation Lab is transforming the way we understand and design electrical systems. With state-of-the-art simulation tools, students and professionals can now model complex circuits, test their functionality, and optimize designs before ever touching physical components. This not only accelerates the learning process but also enhances innovation by allowing endless experimentation in a risk-free environment. Key benefits of our simulation lab include: - **Accuracy:** Precise modeling of real-world circuits and components. - **Efficiency:** Quick iterations and troubleshooting, saving time and resources. - **Accessibility:** Hands-on learning for students, bridging the gap between theory and practical application. Join us in pushing the boundaries of what's possible in electrical engineering. Let's create, innovate, and inspire the next generation of engineers! #ElectricalEngineering #CircuitDesign #Innovation #SimulationLab #STEM

Excited to share that I've completed a Value Added Course on Electronic Circuit Design and Applications using EDA Tools! Thanks to the Department of Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering for the opportunity. #SkillUp #EDA #Electronics #CircuitDesign

Electronic engineering is a sub-discipline of electrical engineering that emerged in the early 20th century and is distinguished by the increased use of active materials such as semiconductor devices to amplify and control electric current. Earlier electrical engineering used only passive devices such as mechanical switches, resistors, inductors and capacitors. Printed circuit board It covers areas like analog electronics, digital electronics, consumer electronics, embedded systems and power electronics. It also involves many related fields, such as solid-state physics, radio engineering, telecommunications, control systems, signal processing, systems engineering, computer engineering, instrumentation engineering, electric power control, photonics, and robotics.

Dear Colleagues, We are thrilled to announce our upcoming technical course on DC-DC Converters, specifically designed for working professionals in the industry. This comprehensive course will cover the essential aspects of BUCK, Boost, LDO, and PMIC converters, providing practical knowledge that aligns with current industry requirements. Course Highlights: Comprehensive Coverage: Detailed modules on BUCK, Boost, LDO, and PMIC converters. Practical Knowledge: Hands-on sessions and real-world applications. Industry Alignment: Content tailored to meet the latest industry standards and practices. Complete Course Materials: All class notes and supporting documents will be provided. Who Should Attend: Electrical and Electronics Engineers Power Systems Engineers Design Engineers Anyone interested in enhancing their knowledge of DC-DC converters Course Benefits: Gain in-depth understanding of different types of DC-DC converters. Learn practical applications and problem-solving techniques. Enhance your skills and knowledge to stay ahead in your career. Network with industry professionals and experts. Enrollment Details: Start Date: August Last week. Duration: 1 month weekdays. Format: Online How to Enroll: To enroll in the course or for more information, please visit https://lnkd.in/gnuMuBhU or contact us at 9448690910. Don’t miss this opportunity to advance your career and stay updated with the latest industry trends. We look forward to your participation in this exciting and informative course. Best regards, #Capacitor #Electronics #PassiveComponents #Capacitance #ElectricalEngineering #Resistor #PassiveComponents #Resistance #Inductor #Inductance #ElectronicsDesign #CircuitDesign #PCBDesign #HardwareDesign #PCB #PCBLayout #CircuitLayout #ElectronicsLayout #ElectricalEngineering #EmbeddedSystems #TechDesign #Engineering

🌟 Excited to Share My New Project Based on non-embedded system! 🌟 As an Electronics and Communication Engineering student passionate about core electronics and semiconductors, I'm thrilled to present my recent project: SPEED CHECKER ON HIGHWAYS. This innovative solution aims to enhance road safety by monitoring vehicle speeds on highways. 🔍 Learnings from This Project: 1. Analog and Digital Circuit Design: Gained hands-on experience in designing and implementing Analog and digital circuits using components like NE555 timers and CD4026 counters. 2. Non-Embedded Systems: Learned the principles of designing a system that operates independently of microcontrollers or processors. 3. Speed Measurement Techniques: Understood the intricacies of measuring vehicle speed using laser and LDR sensors. 4. Project Management: Improved project planning, execution, and troubleshooting skills. 5.Testing and Calibration: Developed skills in testing and calibrating electronic systems to ensure accuracy and reliability. 6.Problem-Solving: Enhanced my ability to identify and solve issues related to circuit design and implementation. I am proud of the technical challenges we overcame and the potential impact this project can have on highway safety. This project has strengthened my skills in electronic system design, data processing, and real-time communication, and I am excited to see its real-world applications. I am grateful for the guidance and support from my professors and peers, and I look forward to contributing to advancements in road safety and other technological innovations. #ElectronicsEngineering #Project #RoadSafety #Innovation #EngineeringStudent #TechForGood #CoreElectronics #Semiconductors

🚀 5 Ways to Level Up from Mid-Level to Senior Engineer (Embedded/Electronics) 🔧 What else would you add to the list? 🤔 #EmbeddedEngineering #Electronics #CareerGrowth #TechLeadership #SeniorEngineer

🌟 Excited to Share My New Project Based on non-embedded system! 🌟 As an Electronics and Communication Engineering student passionate about core electronics and semiconductors, I'm thrilled to present my recent project: SPEED CHECKER ON HIGHWAYS . This innovative solution aims to enhance road safety by monitoring vehicle speeds on highways. 🔍 Learnings from This Project: 1. Analog and Digital Circuit Design: Gained hands-on experience in designing and implementing analog and digital circuits using components like NE555 timers and CD4026 counters. 2. Non-Embedded Systems: Learned the principles of designing a system that operates independently of microcontrollers or processors. 3. Speed Measurement Techniques: Understood the intricacies of measuring vehicle speed using laser and LDR sensors. 4. Project Management: Improved project planning, execution, and troubleshooting skills. 5.Testing and Calibration: Developed skills in testing and calibrating electronic systems to ensure accuracy and reliability. 6.Problem-Solving: Enhanced my ability to identify and solve issues related to circuit design and implementation. This project has been an incredible learning experience and has fueled my interest in core electronics and semiconductors. I am eager to further expand my knowledge and work on more projects in this exciting field. I believe that continuous learning and hands-on experience are key to innovation and excellence in electronics engineering. I am grateful for the guidance and support from my professors and peers, and I look forward to contributing to advancements in road safety and other technological innovations. #ElectronicsEngineering #Project #RoadSafety #Innovation #EngineeringStudent #TechForGood #CoreElectronics #Semiconductors

Hey everyone I am very much interested to informing you that I have actively participated in the two day workshop conducted by Research Cell & Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering on Master class on Li - Battery Technology and Safety #batterytechnology #evehicles #evcharginginfrastructure

Mechatronics is an interdisciplinary branch of engineering that focuses on the integration of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, electronic engineering, and software engineering and also includes a combination of robotics, computer science, telecommunications, systems, control, and product engineering. #mechatronics #electricalengineering #mechanicalengineering #computers #controlsystems