Anagha Krishnan MR Electrical & Electronics Engineer
Ramamurthy Nagar (post), Banglore-560016
Cellular: +91-916*******
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WORK EXPEREINCE
Fourth Master Designs September 2015- March 2016: Did design internship in Fourth Master Designs. Conceptualized and designed layout for
solar power mosquito repellent and SODIS based
water purifying system.
CORE SKILLS
Proficient in designing Power Systems,
Proficient in designing Motor and Generator.
Proficient in designing Power Transmission and Distribution Analysis. Possesses good knowledge in Power Electronics, Microcontroller dsPIC, Transformers and Alternators. COMPUTER SKILLS
AutoCAD ( 2D) PSIM
AutoCAD Electrical MATLAB
ORCAD-PSPICE MPLAB IDE
C language
EDUCATION
2013-2015: Masters in Power Electronics from Amrita School of Engineering, Bangalore with 78.9%. 2009-2013: Chartered Engineering (AMIE) in Electrical from IEI India, Kolkata with 81.4%. 2009: Higher Secondary Examination from Govt. Higher Secondary School Vellur, Kerala with 87.6% 2007: Matriculation Examination from Govt. Higher Secondary School Vellur, Kerala with 90% Projects
Solar Powered Mosquito Repellent
Details:
Listed out the requirements and design specifications for a solar powered mosquito repellent.
Made the design procedures involving battery, solar panel etc.
Selection of battery with minimum maintenance and higher life.
Selection of solar panel based on the energy rating and compatibility with the battery.
Did the research based on factors like quality, functionality of the solar technologies as well as the product.
Water Purifier based on the SODIS Method
Details:
The projects involved the design of low cost water purifier based on SODIS which could be used in night and in cloudy weather conditions.
Made a detailed analysis of the process and provided the guidelines to improve the efficiency of SODIS method.
Did the study on technical aspects and principles for the application of SODIS. Academic Projects
A Novel AC-AC converter using bridgeless flyback
rectifier and fly back CCM inverter
The main aim of the project was to present a new circuit model which can perform ac-ac conversion effectively. The bridgeless rectifier in the primary side of this combination reduces the primary side conduction loss and the CCM inverter in the secondary side has lower peak currents and higher efficiencies. This model can reduce the harmonic content in the output voltage using SPWM technique.
Voltage Source Converter based HVDC Transmission
The project aimed at introducing new technology for the installations of voltage source converter (VSC) based High Voltage Direct Current Transmission (HVDC).VSC-HVdc used Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) with relatively high switching frequency, which made it possible to generate an AC output voltage with any desired phase angle or amplitude instantly. VSC converter technology can rapidly control both active and reactive power independently of one another.