Electrical & Electronics Engineering

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

Electrical & Electronics Engineering

About The Department

Intake of the Department = 60

The department provides its graduates with the theoretical and practical competences in the field of electrical engineering, by means of developing the technical and informatics skills. The department’s primary mission is to train students in acquiring high skills and competences in the field of Electrical Engineering as a whole, as well as in imparting theoretical and applied knowledge at the highest level.

Vision

To impart quality education broadening their knowledge horizon on technical and managerial domains, ensuring competency and excelling in national and international forums with Electrical and Electronics Engineering concepts.

Mission

M1: Persistently strive to achieve desired stature in engineering education with research and development in the domain of Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
M2: To equip the students with technical skill supporting student’s growth as professional engineers, researchers, scientists and academicians with societal ethics.
M3: To provide supportive environment to nurture the creative and entrepreneurial culture amongst the pupil.
M4: To inculcate the research orientation and platform for departmental fraternity
M5: To establish an innovation centre to achieve research and academic excellence.

Program Educational Objectives (PEO's):

PEO1:Graduates will have the ability and be confident to work in diverse professional fields of Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
PEO2:Graduates will have commitment and awareness regarding ethical and social responsibilities.
PEO3:Graduates will have the urge to pursue higher education, research, innovation and will be engaged in lifelong learning processes.

Program Outcomes (PO’s) based on NBA graduate attributes :

PO 1:Engineering Knowledge:Apply knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
PO 2:Problem Analysis:Identify, formulate, research literature and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences and engineering sciences.
PO 3:Design/Development of solutions:Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet specified needs with appropriate consideration for public health and safety, cultural, societal and environmental considerations.
PO 4:Conduct investigations of complex problems:using research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data and synthesis of information to provide valid conclusions.
PO 5:Modern Tool Usage:Create, select and apply appropriate techniques, resources and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations
PO 6:The Engineer and Society:Apply reasoning informed by contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to professional engineering practice.
PO 7:Environment and Sustainability:Understand the impact of professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts and demonstrate knowledge of and need for sustainable development.
PO 8:Ethics:Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of engineering practice.
PO 9:Individual and Team Work:Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams and in multi-disciplinary settings.
PO 10:Communication:Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations and give and receive clear instructions.
PO 11:Project Management and Finance:Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
PO 12:Life-Long Learning:Recognize the need for and have the preparation and ability to Engage in independent and life- long learning in the broadest context of technological Change.

About The Course :

Electrical engineering graduates are known for their strong analytical and problem solving skills.
The students of this course can excel as Professionals in Power Systems Engineering, or related areas, by building upon the design and problem-solving skills acquired through their studies
Develop and implement innovative solutions in technical fields such as energy systems, electronics engineering, VLSI & embedded systems, artificial intelligence, MEMS, nanotechnology
Pursue post-graduate learning opportunities including advancement studies, professional training, or engineering licensure

Distribution of UG Course

Infrastructure

HOD RoomDepartment Office

Laboratories:

Lab – 1 : Electronics Lab/LICA LAB/Power Electronics Lab No.

Lab -1 Odd Semester - Name of Subject:
Electronics Lab
Major Equipments:

Name of the Equipment’s

Function generator

DC-Regulated power supply, 30V, 2A

Decade resistance box

Decade capacitance box

Decade inductance box

Transformer (12V-0-12V), Shell type

Spring board

Multimeter

CRO ,30MHz ,

Transformer (6V-0-6V), Shell type

Connecting wires (single strand)

Diodes ,Capacitors ,Transistors ,Inductors ,Resistors ,

Digital IC trainer Kit

A and D IC tester

Patch Cords

IC7486,7432,7408,7404,7400,7402,7447,7483,7485,74147,7495,7420,7490,74153,7410,7476,74139,74192,74193

Even Semester –
Name of Subject-LICA lab
Major Equipments:

IC 741

Resistors

Capacitors

Dual channel Power oscilloscope

Signal Generator(3MHz)

Dual Channel 4 trace oscilloscope

Dual Power Supply(0-30V)

(0-2A)

Digital Multimeter

Single Power Supply(0-30V,0-2A)

Even Semester –
Name of Subject-Power Electronics lab
Major Equipments:

SCR-Characteristics- Module

MOSFET-Characteristics-Module

SCR turn ON using UJT re-oscillator

SCR Digital triggered 1-Ph AC Voltage controller.

1-Ph controlled FWR with R & R-L load

a)1-Ph converter firing circuit.

b)Micro controller based.

c)1-Ph Half & Full controlled converter power circuit (230V , 5A )

AC voltage control using DIAC & TRIAC

Speed control of DC-motor using IGBT, MOSFET- Chopper

Speed control of DC-motor semi convertor.

i)Speed control unit.

ii)0.5Hp, 220V, 1500 rpm DC-motor.

Speed control of stepper motor.

Speed control of Universal motor

using AC voltage firing ckt.

MOSFET, IGBT based 1-Ph Full bridge

Inverter connected to R-Load.

Study of commutation using LC-ckt

1-Ph transformer with tapping at

0-230V , 5A

R-Load rheostat 150 Ohm , 5A

Loading inductor with tapping

(0-150mH / 5A )

DC shunt motor

0.5 Hp, 220V , 1500 rpm

Digital tachometer

DC shunt motor

0.5 Hp ,220V ,1500rpm

Digital Tachometer

1-Ph Transformer (220V)

Universal motor (0.5Hp)

Digital Tachometer

Regulated DC supply (30V ,2A )

Rheostat 100 Ohms ,2A

LCR- meter

APLAB 20MHz, Dual channel power

oscilloscope.

APLAB 30MHz, Dual channel ,

4-trace oscilloscope.

Digital Multimeter

Lab – 2 : Machines Laboratory/ No.

Lab -1
Odd Semester -
Name of Subject:AC machines Lab

Name of the Equipments

AC- Voltmeter (0- 150/300/600V)

AC- Voltmeter (0 -30V /60V)

DC- Voltmeter (300V)

AC- Voltmeter (300V)

AC- Ammeter (0 -10/20A)

AC- Ammeter (0- 1/2A)

AC- Ammeter (0 -10A)

DC- Ammeter (0 -10 /20A)

DC- Ammeter (0- 1A/2A)

Wattmeter (150V/300V/600V ,1/2A)

Wattmeter (30V ,10/20A )

Wattmeter (0-3000W ,300/600V, 10/20A)

Wattmeter (0-300/600V ,10/20A )

Wattmeter (300V/600V ,10A/20A )

(Reversible switch )

Wattmeter (300V/600V ,10A/20A )

(Reversible switch )

1-Ph transformer,

( 230V/230V, 2KVA

with tappings(0- 50%, 86.6% ,100% )

1-Ph transformer,

( 230V/230V, 3KVA

with tappings(0- 50%, 86.6% ,100% )

Rheostatic load bank

2 KW

3KW

DPST switch

DPDT

3-Ph- Induction motor (ABB)

5Hp ,415 v ,1500 rpm ,8-10A

with mechanical loading facility

Control panel

3-Ph- Induction motor (KIRLOSKAR )

5Hp ,415 v ,1500 rpm ,8-10A

with mechanical loading facility.

Control panel

3-Ph- Induction motor (KIRLOSKAR )

5Hp ,415 v ,1500 rpm ,8-10A &

DC motor ( 5Hp ,230V ,1500 rpm)

Control panel

1-Ph Induction motor, (CG)

5Hp ,220V, 1500rpm, 8/10A

Capacitor start ,with Mechanical loading

Control panel

AC distribution main panel board.

3-Ph ,Auto transformer (AE made)

415V/0-470V, 10A with trolley.

Function generator (2MHz)

Digital tachometer

Rheostat (290 Ohms, 2.2A )

1-Ph Auto transformer (AE made), 15A

Rheostatic Load Bank. ,1 KW

1-Ph, Energy meter, 10A

Even Semester –
Name of Subject-DC Machines lab
Major Equipments:

Ammeter (0-10/20A, -AC)

Ammeter (0-1/2A ,-AC)

Voltmeter (0-300/600V,-AC)

Wattmeter (0-1500watts, 5/10A,300/600V)

Voltmeter(0-300/600V, -DC)

Voltmeter(0-75/150/300V -DC)

Ammeter(0-5/10A, -DC)

Ammeter(0-2.5/5A, -DC)

Voltmeter(0-30/60V,-DC)

TP DC supply Unit

SCR controlled rectifier module

I/P: 360-440V , 3 ph AC

O/P: 220V DC, 200A 1

DC compound motor (Kirloskar made)

(3.7KW ,220V ,1500rpm)

DC compound generator

(3.5KW ,220V ,1500rpm)

With coupling arrangement

DC shunt/compound motor (Kirloskar)

(3.5KW ,220V ,1500rpm)

With mechanical loading arrangement

DC shunt motor

(5.2KW, 220V, 1500rpm )

3-phase Alternator

(6.5KVA, 415V, 1500rpm )

With coupling arrangement

DC series motor

(3.5KW, 220V, 1500rpm )

DC series Generator

(3.5KW, 220V, 1500rpm )

With coupling arrangement

a)Panel b)Rheostats 18Ώ, 12A

c)Rheostats 290Ώ,2A

d)1-Phase resistive load-10KW

a)Panel

b)Double pole double throw switch

Panel board

Distribution board

Lab – 3: High Voltage and Relay Laboratory/ No.

Lab -1
Odd Semester - Name of Subject:
High Voltage and Relay Lab
Major Equipments:

Numerical DIRETIONAL/NON DIRECTIONAL O C

relay Jig with ER Relay Model No: MIT 121

Electro- mechanical Over - Voltage relay Jig with OV Relay Model No: VDG11

uP based Over Current Relay Jig with

L & T make OC Relay Model No: MC12A.

uP based Over Voltage Relay Jig with L & T make OV Relay Model No: MV12.

Feeder Protection scheme- fault studies using Over load, Earth fault

uP based Motor protection Relay Jig with

L & T Motor Prot. Relay Model No: MPR 300 Including 3HP Squirrel Cage Induction Motor with Mechanical Loading arrangement and 0-470V/8A,

3 Phase, Autotransformer and accessories

50KV AC/70KV DC, 50 mA High Voltage

Generator with control panel & meters with the following accessories:

Rod gap/Sphere gap apparatus frame….1 no

Point to Point Electrodes …1 set

Point to Plate Electrodes …1 set

Square to Square Electrodes..1 set

Standard Sphere gap (62.5mm sphere) for

measurement of HV AC & HV DC ………1 set

Thermo-Hygrometer ….1 no.

Break down strength of Transformer Oil (60KV HV Oil Test Equipment with accessories)

Field mapping using Electrolytic Tank with

Coaxial cable, parallel plate jig

Lab – 4: Circuit Simulation and Measurements Lab/Control System Lab No.

Lab -1
Odd Semester
- Name of Subject: Circuit Simulation and Measurements
Major Equipments:

Kelvin double bridge with accessories

Megger

Maxwell Inductance bridge with accessories

De-Sauty's bridge with accessories

3-Ph ,resistive load (440V, 5KW)

3-Ph ,Inductive load (440V, 10A)

1-Ph Energy meter

Stop Watch

Current Transformer

IC-741

Bread boards

Regulated Power supply (30V, 2A)

DualRPS (30V ,2A ) -single

Signal generator

Wattmeter (1500W ,300/600V,5/10A) (UPF)

AC- Ammeter (0- 5/10A)

Wattmeter (150W ,300/600V, 2.5/5A) (LPF)

AC- Ammeter (0- 2.5/5A)

Phase Shift transformer, I/P-415V, O/P-415V, 2A ,

Air cooled Phase shift- 0 deg -120 deg

1-Ph Dimmerstat, I/P-220V ,O/P-270V , 15A

Even Semester –
Name of Subject-Control Systems lab
Major Equipments:

P, PI, PD & PID controller module

AC servo motor with necessary loading arrangement

DC servomotor with mechanical loading arrangement.

Synchro transmitter & receiver pair

Decade resistance box (5-dials)

Decade inductance box (5-dials)

Decade capacitance box(5-dials)

30MHz micro controller based dual channel Oscilloscope model-scintech 801

3MHz, micro controller based function pulse generator with 40MHz ,freq counter. Model-scientec-4061

3.5 Digit handled digital multimeter

50MHz Bandwidth,Dual channel,Digital storage Oscilloscope .Model-NVSCI 105CT

Lab – 5: Micro-Controller/Power System Simulation Lab No.

Odd Semester -
Name of Subject: Micro Controller Lab
Major Equipments:

8051 microcontroller programmer or microcontroller burner

ESA IS-DIS,

ESA IS-KBD

ESA IF-HEX KPD,

ESA IF 16ADC8,

ESA IF-TXDR ADC

ESA IF-DDAC

ESA IF-STEP ESA IF DC Motor ESA IF ELV

Name of Subject: Power System Simulation Lab Major Equipments:

Mi-Power software

Graphical User Interfaces

 Power System Network Editor,Database Manager

 Automatic Single Line Diagram Generator

 Report Generator

PowerLFA - Load Flow Analysis

 Fast-DeCoupled option

 Newton – Raphson option

 Gauss – Seidel method option

 Frequency dependent load flow

 Contingency ranking, Present Worth Computation, Real & Reactive power optimization

PowerSCS - Short-Circuit Study

 Multi-case / Multi islanding / Multi generation version,Motor contribution

PowerTRS - Transient Stability Study

 Unlimited disturbances,Motor Starting analysis

Additional Lab Facilities

Data Acquisition & Control Lab by Just Robotics, Powered by Spenroit Technologies Bangalore.

Sensors, Actuators, Arduino Boards, Rasberry Pi

Advanced Power Electronics training kits by Pragna Micro Designs

Advanced Power Electronics Kits

NI academy competency development centre by NI-Labview academy based competence development centre (Institute level)

Lab View Software

Class Room

Seminar/Tutorial Room:

Faculty Room

Qualification B.E, M.Tech (Ph.D)

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Achievements

MOU

MoU with DSATM and (Power Research Development Corporation) PRDC, Bangalore, India
MoU with Dept. of EEE,DSATM and Just Robotics Powered by Spenroit Technologies Pvt. Ltd, Bangalore, India
MoU with DSATM and National Instruments Academy (Lab View) based Competence Development Center, Bangalore, India
MoU with Dept. of EEE,DSATM and Venjay Automation (VA), Process Automation Solutions, SCADA & Embedded Systems, Peenya, Bangalore
MoU with Dept. of EEE,DSATM and Pragna Micro designs, Bangalore
MoU with Dept. of EEE,DSATM and Geeks Lab, IIT-Delhi Branch, New Delhi
MoU with Dept. of EEE,DSATM and EV Solutions, Bangalore
MoU with DSATM and NPTI, HLTC, Bangalore

Objectives of MOU

This MoU between PRDC and DSATM, Bangalore is a statement of joint interest of both partieson the “student program” on non-binding and non- obligation basis unless and otherwise specifically
The Parties recognize the benefits to be derived from increased Collaboration, cooperation and interaction for the further promotion and understanding of Robotics, mechatronics, Internet of Things etc. and other Hardware technological frontiers. The purpose of this MoU is to define the areas for fundamental, academic & industrial research in which the Parties desire to work together in future for their mutual benefit to foster a collaborative framework between EEE Dept, DSATM and Just Robotics/ Spenroit Technologies Pvt Ltd, Bangalore in the said fields with a view of benefiting from each other’s initiatives and working
The Parties recognize the benefits to be derived from increased Collaboration, cooperation and interaction for the further promotion and understanding of Industrial Process Automation/PLC/SCADA/DCS/Drives etc. and other hardware related technological frontiers.The purpose of this MoU is to define the areas for fundamental, academic & industrial research in which the Parties desire to work together in future for their mutual benefit to foster a collaborative framework between EEE Dept, DSATM and Venjay Automation(VA) in the said fields with a view of benefiting from each other’s initiatives and working
The Parties recognize the benefits to be derived from increased Collaboration, cooperation and interaction for the further promotion and understanding of emerging trends in the field of Power Electronics. The purpose of this MoU is to define the areas for fundamental, academic & industrial research in which the Parties desire to work together in future for their mutual benefit to foster a collaborative framework between EEE Dept, DSATM and Pragna Micro designs in the said fields with a view of benefiting from each other’s initiatives and working
This MoU between National Instruments, Labview Academy Based Competence Development Center, Bengaluru and DSATM is a statement of joint interest of both parties on the “student program” on Lab setup, Technical hands on training, interns/placement support in core companies

INDUSTRY – INSTITUTE COLLABORATION

of EEE,DSATM and Venjay Automation (VA),
of EEE, DSATM and Pragna Micro designs,
of EEE,DSATM and Spenroit Technologies Pvt Ltd, Bangalore,
of EEE,DSATM and National Instruments, Labview Academy Based Competence Development Center, Bengaluru.
Dept. of EEE,DSATM and Power Research Development Corporation,Bangalore.

Technical Seminars/ Workshops Organized by The Department

Sl. No.	Title of the Event	Resource Person	Date
2019-2020
1.	Seminar Talk on requirement of GATE exam in Maharatna, Navaratna, Miniratna and other PSU	by Gate Academy	9^th August 2019
2.	Seminar Talk on “Being an Entrepreneur: Challenges & Opportunities”	Karthik Chikmath, Alumni & Entrepreneur	24^th August 2019
3.	Special Elective Counseling Session on Renewable Energy Sources	Industry Expert Dr. Hariram Sateesh, Principal Scientist, ABB India Pvt. Ltd & Vice Chair, IEEE PES Bangalore Chapter	31^st August 2019
4.	Special Elective Counseling Session on Generation, Transmission and Utilization of Electric Power	Industry Expert by Mr. Gopalan M V, CoE Leader, GE Grid Automation, GE Power	31^st August 2019
5.	Special Elective Counseling Session on Renewable Energy Sources	Industry Expert Dr. Hariram Sateesh, Principal Scientist, ABB India Pvt. Ltd & Vice Chair, IEEE PES Bangalore Chapter	14^th September 2019
6.	Special Elective Counseling Session on Nano Technology in Electrical Power Engineering	Dr. Vaibhav Meshram, Professor in ECE Dept. Dayananda Sagar University, Bangalore	19^th September 2019
7.	Seminar Talk on “Importance of CADD in industries”	Edu CADD Centre, Yelachenahalli	1^st October 2019
8.	Seminar Talk on Preparation to Placements	Mr. Chethan S, Alumni & Project Analyst Accenture	12^th October 2019
9.	Workshop on Electric Vehicles and Internet of Vehicles	Geeks Lab Technologies	23^rd -25^th October 2019
10.	One day Workshop on Multi-Sim and Live Wire	Prof. Ramya S Rajan, Asst. Prof, Dept. of EEE, DSATM	23^rd November 2019
11.	Invited talk on Smart Grid Emerging Trends	Dr. R Segal, Business Leader – South Asia, ASEAN, China GE Energy Consulting	26^th November 2019
12.	Project Symposium, Literature Paper Survey review for 7thsem students	Alumni, Pradeep, Associate Software Engineer, Accenture	27^th November 2019

Technical Seminars/ Workshops Attended by Students

Sl. No.	Name of the student /Title of the Event	Details of the Event	Date
2019-20
1.	Orientation for 3rdsem EEE students by Department of EEE Address by HOD, Department Staff, Senior students and Felicitation of Department Toppers	Organized by Dept. of EEE, DSATM	2^nd August 2019
2.	5^thsem Students attended Seminar talk on GATE exam in Maharatna, Navaratna, Miniratna and other PSU by Gate Academy	Organized by Dept. of EEE, DSATM	9^th August 2019
3.	Seminar Talk on “Being an Entrepreneur: Challenges & Opportunities”by Karthik Chikmath, Alumni & Entrepreneur for 3^rd and 5^thsem students	Organized by Dept. of EEE, DSATM	24^th August 2019
4.	Special Elective Counseling Session on Renewable Energy Sources for 5^th sem students by Industry Expert Dr. Hariram Sateesh, Principal Scientist, ABB India Pvt. Ltd & Vice Chair, IEEE PES Bangalore Chapter	Organized by Dept. of EEE, DSATM	31^st August 2019
5.	Special Elective Counseling Session on Generation, Transmission and Utilization of Electric Power by Industry Expert by Mr. Gopalan M V, CoE Leader, GE Grid Automation, GE Power for 7^th sem students	Organized by Dept. of EEE, DSATM	31^st August 2019
6.	7^th &5^th students of EEE attended How to crack Gate: Talk by IISC Alumnus, Nitin Rakesh Prasad	Organized by Gate Academy	8^th September 2019
7.	Special Elective Counseling Session on Renewable Energy Sources by Industry Expert Dr. Hariram Sateesh, Principal Scientist, ABB India Pvt. Ltd & Vice Chair, IEEE PES Bangalore Chapter for 5^th sem students	Organized by Dept. of EEE, DSATM	14^th September 2019
8.	Special Elective Counseling Session on Nano Technology in Electrical Power Engineering by Dr. Vaibhav Meshram, Professor in ECE Dept. Dayananda Sagar University Bangalore for 5^th &7^th sem students	Organized by Dept. of EEE, DSATM	19^th September 2019
9.	Importance of CADD in industries by Edu CADD Centre, Yelachenahalli	Organized by Dept. of EEE, DSATM	1^st October 2019
10.	Seminar Talk on Preparation to Placements for 5^th sem students by Mr. Chethan S, Alumni & Project Analyst Accenture	Organized by Dept. of EEE, DSATM	12^th October 2019
11.	7^th sem students Participated in ALL INDIA PES STUDENT Young Professional Women In Engineering CONGRESS held at Global Academy of Technology	Organized by Dept. of EEE, Global Academy of Technology	17^th -19^th October 2019
12.	Workshop on Electric Vehicles and Internet of Vehicles by Geeks Lab Technologies for 3^rd and 5^th sem students	Organized by Dept. of EEE, DSATM	24^th -25^th October 2019
13.	One day Workshop on Multi-Sim and Live Wire by Prof. Ramya S Rajan for 3^rd sem students	Organized by Dept. of EEE, DSATM	23^rd November 2019
14.	Invited talk on Smart Grid Emerging Trends by Dr. R Segal, Business Leader – South Asia, ASEAN, China GE Energy Consulting	Organized by Dept. of EEE, DSATM	26^th November 2019
15.	Project Symposium, Literature Paper Survey review for 7thsem students by Alumni, Pradeep, Associate Software Engineer, Accenture	Organized by Prof. Kiran, Asst Prof, Dept of EEE DSATM	27^th November 2019

TOPPERS OF THE DEPARTMENT
BE- 4^thSemesters Toppers EVEN 2019
FIRST TOPPER	SECOND TOPPER	THIRD TOPPER
Name: Sushumna R USN: 1DT17EE006 SGPA: 9.07	Name: Lokesh N USN: 1DT17EE034 SGPA: 8.89	Name: Abhishek A USN: 1DT17EE002 SGPA: 8.64
BE- 6thSemesters Toppers EVEN 2019
FIRST TOPPER	SECOND TOPPER	THIRD TOPPER
Name: Bhavana S D USN: 1DT16EE005 SGPA: 8.88	Name: Raj Kumar Pandey USN:1DT16EE022 SGPA: 8.31	Name: Prem Kumar N USN: 1DT16EE018 SGPA: 8.27
BE- 8th Semesters Toppers EVEN 2019
FIRST TOPPER		SECOND TOPPER		THIRD TOPPER
Name: Vinay T USN: 1DT15EE037 SGPA: 8.85	Name: Shriya R USN: 1DT15EE029 SGPA: 8.85	Name: Dikshitha N USN: 1DT15EE009 SGPA: 8.65	Name: Ritu B N USN: 1DT15EE022 SGPA: 8.65	Name: Srihari S R USN: 1DT15EE032 SGPA: 8.65

Placements

PLACEMENTS

Placement Achievers:
YEAR	Number of Students Placed
2020	12(Still placements are ongoing)
2019	20
2018	21
2017	25
2016	27
2015	30

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Contact

Dr. RUPAM BHADURI,_{B.E, M.Tech, Ph.D.}

Department OF Electrical & Electronics Engineering

DAYANANDA SAGAR ACADEMY OF TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT

UDAYAPURA, Opp. ART OF LIVING, KANAKAPURA ROAD,BENGALURU-560082

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Phone No.: 080-28432999

Professional Society Activities

Tech Talk on “Technical talk on Industrial Automation Technologies”:

Technical talk on “Technical talk on Industrial Automation Technologies” by Mr. Milind Tavre, Manager, Bosch-Rexroth Pvt. Ltd was organized and conducted on 9th May 2019 for the benefit of 4th, 6th and 8th sem students.

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Tech Talk on “Evolution of Platforms for Industrial Applications”:

Technical talk on “Evolution of Platforms for Industrial Applications” was held on 06-05-2019 in department of EEE, DSATM by Dr. Hariram Sateesh, Principal Scientist, ABB India Pvt. Ltd & Vice Chair, IEEE PES Bangalore Chapter for 4th and 6th sem students

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IEEE PES Student Chapter “PES Day Celebrations”:

As a part of IEEE PES Student Chapter department of EEE, DSATM celebrated the PES Day Celebration and conducted many events like Technical Quiz, Technical Debate and Mini Project Exhibition for 4th , 6th and 8th sem students on 2nd May 2019.

The event was presided by Dr. B. R. Lakshmikantha, Principal, DSATM & Dr. Sumithra Devi, Dean Academics DSATM.

Seminar on Controls "A System’s Perspective":

A seminar on Controls A System’s Perspective” was held on 27-04-2019 in department of EEE, DSATM by Sharath A, Lead Design Engineer, Control Systems, GE Bangalore, India .

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Industrial Visit to Varahi Underground Power House on 12-04-2019:

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Technical Talk on 30/3/2019:

The inauguration of IEEE PES Student Branch Chapter was followed by four technical talks.

Talk on Career in Power and Energy Sector by Dr. Kasi Vishwanadha Raju
Talk on IEEE and its importance of PES Chapter by Rajashekhar S
Talk on Research Opportunities in Power and Energy Sector by Dr. Hariram Satheesh
Talk on PES Student Branch Operations and Opportunities by Mr. Abhishek Appaji

Tech Talk

IEEE, Power and Energy Society Student Branch Chapter Bangalore Section:

Inauguration of IEEE-Power & Energy Society (IEEE-PES) Student Chapter at DSATM (SBC10123) on 30-3-2019

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