Takeoff Projects are pioneers in providing comprehensive support for Power
Electronics Base Projects from start to finish, allowing students to regulate
and convert electric power as per the operational needs of the intended
application. These power electronics projects offer knowledge to the students that
benefits them both theoretically and practically, serving as a basement for
their final year power electronics projects. With the successful conduct of such
projects, it becomes possible for the students to implement and favorably
utilize different system configurations across a diverse range of applications robotics,
industrial automation, etc.
Project Code: TEPGPE325
Project Title:Evaluating the Performance of MPPT and FPPT Approach in Standalone Solar PV Systems Under Variable ConditionsView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE323
Project Title:Evaluation and Control of a Solar Power System Connected with an Electrical GridView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE322
Project Title:Analysis of Power Coordination Control Strategy in Island Mode of Photovoltaic Energy Storage Combined SystemView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE321
Project Title:Energy Management in Multi-Source Power System Based on PV Wind Batteries Diesel Generator Connected with The GridView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE320
Project Title:Hybrid Energy System Simulation and Modelling Incorporating Wind and Solar PowerView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE319
Project Title:Analysis and Improvement of Transient Voltage Stability for Grid-Forming ConvertersView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE318
Project Title:A Fast-response Power-Flow Control Strategy of MMC-UPFC based on Active Disturbance Rejection ControlView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE317
Project Title:Grid-Connected Hybrid Renewable Energy System under Various Operating ConditionsView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE316
Project Title:High Power Density EV Integrated Fast Battery Chargers Based on the General Torque Cancelation Law for Three-phase MotorsElectrical Vehicles| AC Drives
View DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE315
Project Title:Robust Model-Free Fault-Tolerant Predictive Control for PMSM Drive SystemView Details S.no | Project Code | Project Name | Action |
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1 | TEPGPE325 | Evaluating the Performance of MPPT and FPPT Approach in Standalone Sol... | |
2 | TEPGPE323 | Evaluation and Control of a Solar Power System Connected with an Elect... | |
3 | TEPGPE322 | Analysis of Power Coordination Control Strategy in Island Mode of Pho... | |
4 | TEPGPE321 | Energy Management in Multi-Source Power System Based on PV Wind Batte... | |
5 | TEPGPE320 | Hybrid Energy System Simulation and Modelling Incorporating Wind and S... | |
6 | TEPGPE319 | Analysis and Improvement of Transient Voltage Stability for Grid-Formi... | |
7 | TEPGPE318 | A Fast-response Power-Flow Control Strategy of MMC-UPFC based on Activ... | |
8 | TEPGPE317 | Grid-Connected Hybrid Renewable Energy System under Various Operating ... | |
9 | TEPGPE316 | High Power Density EV Integrated Fast Battery Chargers Based on the Ge... | |
10 | TEPGPE315 | Robust Model-Free Fault-Tolerant Predictive Control for PMSM Drive Sys... |
Project Code: TEPGPE325
Project Title:Evaluating the Performance of MPPT and FPPT Approach in Standalone Solar PV Systems Under Variable ConditionsView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE323
Project Title:Evaluation and Control of a Solar Power System Connected with an Electrical GridView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE322
Project Title:Analysis of Power Coordination Control Strategy in Island Mode of Photovoltaic Energy Storage Combined SystemView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE321
Project Title:Energy Management in Multi-Source Power System Based on PV Wind Batteries Diesel Generator Connected with The GridView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE320
Project Title:Hybrid Energy System Simulation and Modelling Incorporating Wind and Solar PowerView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE319
Project Title:Analysis and Improvement of Transient Voltage Stability for Grid-Forming ConvertersView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE318
Project Title:A Fast-response Power-Flow Control Strategy of MMC-UPFC based on Active Disturbance Rejection ControlView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE317
Project Title:Grid-Connected Hybrid Renewable Energy System under Various Operating ConditionsView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE316
Project Title:High Power Density EV Integrated Fast Battery Chargers Based on the General Torque Cancelation Law for Three-phase MotorsElectrical Vehicles| AC Drives
View DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE315
Project Title:Robust Model-Free Fault-Tolerant Predictive Control for PMSM Drive SystemView Details S.no | Project Code | Project Name | Action |
---|---|---|---|
1 | TEPGPE325 | Evaluating the Performance of MPPT and FPPT Approach in Standalone Sol... | |
2 | TEPGPE323 | Evaluation and Control of a Solar Power System Connected with an Elect... | |
3 | TEPGPE322 | Analysis of Power Coordination Control Strategy in Island Mode of Pho... | |
4 | TEPGPE321 | Energy Management in Multi-Source Power System Based on PV Wind Batte... | |
5 | TEPGPE320 | Hybrid Energy System Simulation and Modelling Incorporating Wind and S... | |
6 | TEPGPE319 | Analysis and Improvement of Transient Voltage Stability for Grid-Formi... | |
7 | TEPGPE318 | A Fast-response Power-Flow Control Strategy of MMC-UPFC based on Activ... | |
8 | TEPGPE317 | Grid-Connected Hybrid Renewable Energy System under Various Operating ... | |
9 | TEPGPE316 | High Power Density EV Integrated Fast Battery Chargers Based on the Ge... | |
10 | TEPGPE315 | Robust Model-Free Fault-Tolerant Predictive Control for PMSM Drive Sys... |
Project Code: TEPGPE325
Project Title:Evaluating the Performance of MPPT and FPPT Approach in Standalone Solar PV Systems Under Variable ConditionsView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE323
Project Title:Evaluation and Control of a Solar Power System Connected with an Electrical GridView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE322
Project Title:Analysis of Power Coordination Control Strategy in Island Mode of Photovoltaic Energy Storage Combined SystemView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE321
Project Title:Energy Management in Multi-Source Power System Based on PV Wind Batteries Diesel Generator Connected with The GridView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE320
Project Title:Hybrid Energy System Simulation and Modelling Incorporating Wind and Solar PowerView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE319
Project Title:Analysis and Improvement of Transient Voltage Stability for Grid-Forming ConvertersView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE318
Project Title:A Fast-response Power-Flow Control Strategy of MMC-UPFC based on Active Disturbance Rejection ControlView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE317
Project Title:Grid-Connected Hybrid Renewable Energy System under Various Operating ConditionsView DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE316
Project Title:High Power Density EV Integrated Fast Battery Chargers Based on the General Torque Cancelation Law for Three-phase MotorsElectrical Vehicles| AC Drives
View DetailsProject Code: TEPGPE315
Project Title:Robust Model-Free Fault-Tolerant Predictive Control for PMSM Drive SystemView Details S.no | Project Code | Project Name | Action |
---|---|---|---|
1 | TEPGPE325 | Evaluating the Performance of MPPT and FPPT Approach in Standalone Sol... | |
2 | TEPGPE323 | Evaluation and Control of a Solar Power System Connected with an Elect... | |
3 | TEPGPE322 | Analysis of Power Coordination Control Strategy in Island Mode of Pho... | |
4 | TEPGPE321 | Energy Management in Multi-Source Power System Based on PV Wind Batte... | |
5 | TEPGPE320 | Hybrid Energy System Simulation and Modelling Incorporating Wind and S... | |
6 | TEPGPE319 | Analysis and Improvement of Transient Voltage Stability for Grid-Formi... | |
7 | TEPGPE318 | A Fast-response Power-Flow Control Strategy of MMC-UPFC based on Activ... | |
8 | TEPGPE317 | Grid-Connected Hybrid Renewable Energy System under Various Operating ... | |
9 | TEPGPE316 | High Power Density EV Integrated Fast Battery Chargers Based on the Ge... | |
10 | TEPGPE315 | Robust Model-Free Fault-Tolerant Predictive Control for PMSM Drive Sys... |
Takeoff Projects offers a multitude of Power Electronics Base Projects on PG project titles in power electronics, enabling you to achieve goals such as power enhancement, renewable energy-powered electricity production, waste minimization, performance boosting, and appropriate power conversions. Our Takeoff are made to provide you hands-on experience with key components like multipliers, converters, and step-up/step-down circuitry, for use in applications like energy storage systems, smart grid deployment, renewable power production systems, and electric vehicles. No matter how complex your power electronics project needs are, we have you covered. Thereby, the students can seamlessly complete their PG power electronics projects and get their precious degree with ease.