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Project Code: TEMACS897
Project Title:Performance Improvement of Grid-Connected PV-Wind Hybrid Systems Using Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System and Fuzzy FOPID Advanced Control With OPAL-RTView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS896
Project Title:An Enhanced Active Disturbance Rejection Control Scheme for DC Voltage Regulation in Photovoltaic Grid-Connected Four-Leg Inverter Using a Sliding Mode ObserverSolar Power Generation| DC - AC Converters
View DetailsProject Code: TEMACS895
Project Title:Conditioned Adaptive Barrier Function Based Integral Super-Twisting Sliding Mode Control for Electric Vehicles With Hybrid Energy Storage SystemView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS894
Project Title:A Hybrid Single-Phase Transformer-less Solar Photovoltaic Grid-Connected Inverter with Reactive Power Capability and Reduced Leakage CurrentView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS892
Project Title:Investigating the Potential of an ANFIS-Based Maximum Power Point Tracking Controller for Solar Photovoltaic SystemsView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS893
Project Title:Investigating the Potential of an ANFIS-Based Maximum Power Point Tracking Controller for Solar Photovoltaic SystemsView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS891
Project Title:Improved Sliding Mode Control of Wheel PMSM Under Bounded Disturbance Rate of Change ConditionsView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS890
Project Title:An Effective AFNIS-MPPT-Based Method for Optimizing Hybrid Energy Harvesting SystemsView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS889
Project Title:Higher Order Sliding Mode Observer Based Fast Composite Back stepping Control for HESS in DC Micro gridsView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS888
Project Title:Fuzzy Based Energy Management Strategy for Battery and Fuel Cell Hybrid VehiclesView Details S.no | Project Code | Project Name | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TEMACS897 | Performance Improvement of Grid-Connected PV-Wind Hybrid Systems Using... | |
| 2 | TEMACS896 | An Enhanced Active Disturbance Rejection Control Scheme for DC Voltage... | |
| 3 | TEMACS895 | Conditioned Adaptive Barrier Function Based Integral Super-Twisting Sl... | |
| 4 | TEMACS894 | A Hybrid Single-Phase Transformer-less Solar Photovoltaic Grid-Connect... | |
| 5 | TEMACS892 | Investigating the Potential of an ANFIS-Based Maximum Power Point Trac... | |
| 6 | TEMACS893 | Investigating the Potential of an ANFIS-Based Maximum Power Point Trac... | |
| 7 | TEMACS891 | Improved Sliding Mode Control of Wheel PMSM Under Bounded Disturbance ... | |
| 8 | TEMACS890 | An Effective AFNIS-MPPT-Based Method for Optimizing Hybrid Energy Harv... | |
| 9 | TEMACS889 | Higher Order Sliding Mode Observer Based Fast Composite Back stepping ... | |
| 10 | TEMACS888 | Fuzzy Based Energy Management Strategy for Battery and Fuel Cell Hybri... |
Project Code: TEMACS897
Project Title:Performance Improvement of Grid-Connected PV-Wind Hybrid Systems Using Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System and Fuzzy FOPID Advanced Control With OPAL-RTView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS896
Project Title:An Enhanced Active Disturbance Rejection Control Scheme for DC Voltage Regulation in Photovoltaic Grid-Connected Four-Leg Inverter Using a Sliding Mode ObserverSolar Power Generation| DC - AC Converters
View DetailsProject Code: TEMACS895
Project Title:Conditioned Adaptive Barrier Function Based Integral Super-Twisting Sliding Mode Control for Electric Vehicles With Hybrid Energy Storage SystemView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS894
Project Title:A Hybrid Single-Phase Transformer-less Solar Photovoltaic Grid-Connected Inverter with Reactive Power Capability and Reduced Leakage CurrentView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS892
Project Title:Investigating the Potential of an ANFIS-Based Maximum Power Point Tracking Controller for Solar Photovoltaic SystemsView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS893
Project Title:Investigating the Potential of an ANFIS-Based Maximum Power Point Tracking Controller for Solar Photovoltaic SystemsView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS891
Project Title:Improved Sliding Mode Control of Wheel PMSM Under Bounded Disturbance Rate of Change ConditionsView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS890
Project Title:An Effective AFNIS-MPPT-Based Method for Optimizing Hybrid Energy Harvesting SystemsView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS889
Project Title:Higher Order Sliding Mode Observer Based Fast Composite Back stepping Control for HESS in DC Micro gridsView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS888
Project Title:Fuzzy Based Energy Management Strategy for Battery and Fuel Cell Hybrid VehiclesView Details S.no | Project Code | Project Name | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TEMACS897 | Performance Improvement of Grid-Connected PV-Wind Hybrid Systems Using... | |
| 2 | TEMACS896 | An Enhanced Active Disturbance Rejection Control Scheme for DC Voltage... | |
| 3 | TEMACS895 | Conditioned Adaptive Barrier Function Based Integral Super-Twisting Sl... | |
| 4 | TEMACS894 | A Hybrid Single-Phase Transformer-less Solar Photovoltaic Grid-Connect... | |
| 5 | TEMACS892 | Investigating the Potential of an ANFIS-Based Maximum Power Point Trac... | |
| 6 | TEMACS893 | Investigating the Potential of an ANFIS-Based Maximum Power Point Trac... | |
| 7 | TEMACS891 | Improved Sliding Mode Control of Wheel PMSM Under Bounded Disturbance ... | |
| 8 | TEMACS890 | An Effective AFNIS-MPPT-Based Method for Optimizing Hybrid Energy Harv... | |
| 9 | TEMACS889 | Higher Order Sliding Mode Observer Based Fast Composite Back stepping ... | |
| 10 | TEMACS888 | Fuzzy Based Energy Management Strategy for Battery and Fuel Cell Hybri... |
Project Code: TEMACS897
Project Title:Performance Improvement of Grid-Connected PV-Wind Hybrid Systems Using Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System and Fuzzy FOPID Advanced Control With OPAL-RTView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS896
Project Title:An Enhanced Active Disturbance Rejection Control Scheme for DC Voltage Regulation in Photovoltaic Grid-Connected Four-Leg Inverter Using a Sliding Mode ObserverSolar Power Generation| DC - AC Converters
View DetailsProject Code: TEMACS895
Project Title:Conditioned Adaptive Barrier Function Based Integral Super-Twisting Sliding Mode Control for Electric Vehicles With Hybrid Energy Storage SystemView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS894
Project Title:A Hybrid Single-Phase Transformer-less Solar Photovoltaic Grid-Connected Inverter with Reactive Power Capability and Reduced Leakage CurrentView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS892
Project Title:Investigating the Potential of an ANFIS-Based Maximum Power Point Tracking Controller for Solar Photovoltaic SystemsView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS893
Project Title:Investigating the Potential of an ANFIS-Based Maximum Power Point Tracking Controller for Solar Photovoltaic SystemsView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS891
Project Title:Improved Sliding Mode Control of Wheel PMSM Under Bounded Disturbance Rate of Change ConditionsView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS890
Project Title:An Effective AFNIS-MPPT-Based Method for Optimizing Hybrid Energy Harvesting SystemsView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS889
Project Title:Higher Order Sliding Mode Observer Based Fast Composite Back stepping Control for HESS in DC Micro gridsView DetailsProject Code: TEMACS888
Project Title:Fuzzy Based Energy Management Strategy for Battery and Fuel Cell Hybrid VehiclesView Details S.no | Project Code | Project Name | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TEMACS897 | Performance Improvement of Grid-Connected PV-Wind Hybrid Systems Using... | |
| 2 | TEMACS896 | An Enhanced Active Disturbance Rejection Control Scheme for DC Voltage... | |
| 3 | TEMACS895 | Conditioned Adaptive Barrier Function Based Integral Super-Twisting Sl... | |
| 4 | TEMACS894 | A Hybrid Single-Phase Transformer-less Solar Photovoltaic Grid-Connect... | |
| 5 | TEMACS892 | Investigating the Potential of an ANFIS-Based Maximum Power Point Trac... | |
| 6 | TEMACS893 | Investigating the Potential of an ANFIS-Based Maximum Power Point Trac... | |
| 7 | TEMACS891 | Improved Sliding Mode Control of Wheel PMSM Under Bounded Disturbance ... | |
| 8 | TEMACS890 | An Effective AFNIS-MPPT-Based Method for Optimizing Hybrid Energy Harv... | |
| 9 | TEMACS889 | Higher Order Sliding Mode Observer Based Fast Composite Back stepping ... | |
| 10 | TEMACS888 | Fuzzy Based Energy Management Strategy for Battery and Fuel Cell Hybri... |
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