Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE)
Overview
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering was established in the year of 2001 offers B.E. (Electrical and Electronics Engineering) with a sanctioned intake of 120 students and M.E. (Power Electronics and Drives) with a sanctioned intake of 18 students. The department shares the mission and vision of the institute in imparting high-quality education to the students. The department has highly qualified, dedicated and research-oriented faculty members. The department consists of well-equipped laboratories and has organized Seminar, Guest Lectures, Technical Symposium and Conference and the students of the department are regularly exposed to the latest trends in the field of electrical and electronics engineering.
Vision
To be a pioneer in Electrical and Electronics Engineering by providing quality technical education with social responsibility.
Mission
- To enrich students' knowledge in Electrical and Electronics Engineering through curriculum enrichment teaching-learning and faculty competence.
- To impart the latest skills in Electrical and Electronics Engineering through industry-institute interaction and participate in research and entrepreneurship activities.
- To develop moral and ethical quality engineers with technical advancements to meet challenges in society.
Programme Educational objective
- PEO1: Impart a strong foundation in basic science and mathematics to understand the concepts of electrical and electronics engineering.
- PEO2: Analyze, simulate, develop and design electrical and electronics engineering-based products to meet social challenges.
- PEO3: Have professional ethics, communication skills, teamwork to excel in future trends with lifelong learning
Programme specific outcomes
- PSO1: Apply technical skills to solve real-life problems in electrical and electronics engineering with environmental concern
- PSO2: Create awareness on energy availability, demand and formulate efficient methods for future needs.
Faculty
For Under Graduation
K.Gokulraj
Assistant Professor
Qualification :
M.E
K.Venkatesan
Assistant Professor
Qualification :
M.E
Dr.A.Kamal
Professor
Qualification :
M.E.,Ph.D
R.Sankaranarayanan
Assistant Professor
Qualification :
M.E
R.Rajesh
Assistant Professor
Qualification :
M.E
M.Jayanthi
Assistant Professor
Qualification :
M.E
P.Prabhu
Assistant Professor
Qualification :
M.E
K.Vivek
Assistant Professor
Qualification :
M.E
S.Lenin
Assistant Professor
Qualification :
M.E
S.Vinothkumar
Assistant Professor
Qualification :
M.E
M.Kanimazhi
Assistant Professor
Qualification :
M.E
R.K.Karthick
Assistant Professor
Qualification :
M.E
L.Vincentstalin
Assistant Professor
Qualification :
M.Tech
G.Jaisankar
Assistant Professor
Qualification :
M.E
M.Sivaprakash
Assistant Professor
Qualification :
R.Rubananth
Assistant Professor
Qualification :
M.Tech
D.Jagadeeswari
Assistant Professor
Qualification :
M.E
N.Sumathy
Assistant Professor
Qualification :
M.E
For Post Graduation
K.Gokulraj
Assistant Professor
Qualification :
M.E
K.Venkatesan
Assistant Professor
Qualification :
M.E
Dr.A.Kamal
Professor
Qualification :
M.E.,Ph.D
HOD DESK
K.VENKATESAN M.E ( Ph.D )
Professor and HOD
Electrical & Electronics Engineering is an exciting and dynamic field that deals with the technology of electricity, especially the design and applications of circuits and equipment for power generation and distribution, machine control and communications. Electrical and Electronics Engineers enjoy a high demand service status in modern manufacturing and industrial processes. The need to cater to the ever-growing demand for trained professionals in the field has led to the establishment of the department at the Roever Engineering College. The department offers B.E (Electrical & Electronics Engineering) and M.E Power Electronics and Drives.
It imparts quality education in Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Power Electronics and Drives. The course curriculum produces skillfully competent professionals to face modern technological challenges. The department encompasses a fine blend of renowned as well as young and dynamic faculties with a balanced mix from the industry and academics. Most of the faculties have excellent track records. Faculty takes an active interest in research and development activities. High Impact publications in International Journals and authoring refereed books showcase the standard of the faculty members. They regularly organize workshops, training programmes, conferences and related activities for the benefit of the EEE students’ community and contributing to the growth of recent research trends in the field of electrical and electronics engineering.
The infrastructure and lab facilities are upgraded from time to time and provide a good practical learning and innovative environment for the students and researchers. There are about 8 laboratories just for the exclusive benefit of students in the department of EEE. The department library, air-conditioned seminar halls, state-of-art classrooms with internet connectivity, best usage of academic facilities, encouragement to appear for extra- and co-curricular activities and many other academic excellences will certainly pave a red carpet welcome to the hard-working students in the field of electrical and electronics engineering.
Research & Publication
| S.No |
Authors |
Title of the Paper |
Journal / Conference |
Month & Year |
Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 |
T.Sarath Kumar and R.Senthil Kumar
|
Wireless Power Transfer Using Bidirectional Resonant Converter for Electric Vehicles
|
International Journal for Modern Trends in Science and Technology, Vol. 03, Issue 05, , pp. 354-359. ISSN: 2455-3778
|
May-17
|
Accepted
|
2 |
Senthilkumar, R., and G. M. Tamilselvan
|
Design of a Hybrid Accumulator Architecture for Harvesting and Storing of Power in WSN using an Adaptive Power Organizing Algorithm
|
Journal of Circuits, Systems and Computers, Vol. 28, No. 08, 1950130 (2019);ISSN 0218-1266
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Jul-19
|
Published
|
3 |
Senthilkumar, R, Tamilselvan, GM, Kanithan, S & ArunVignesh,N
|
Routing in WSNs powered by a Hybrid Energy Storage System through a CEAR protocol Based on Cost Welfare and Route Score Metric
|
International journal of computer communications & Control,vol.14,no.2,pp233-252; ISSN 1841-9836.
|
Feb-20
|
Published
|
4 |
Senthilkumar, R, Sakthisudhan, K, Bommi,R M, Sankar ganesh,S & Nandhakumar,S
|
Wideband Antennas on Glass Reinforced Epoxy Materials
|
Materials today: proceedings; Elsevier Publication, ISSN 2214-7853;
|
Sep-20
|
Published
|
5 |
Senthilkumar, R, Sakthisudhan, K, Vinothini,V R, Nandhakumar, S & Saranraj,
|
Artificial &Composite Materials Based on Wideband Structure for Antenna Profile Reduction
|
Materials today: proceedings; Elsevier Publication, ISSN 2214-7853
|
Sep-20
|
Published
|
6 |
Sakthisudhan K, Saravanan V, SamrajLawrence T, KajelaTassissa U, & Senthil Kumar R
|
Breast cancer detection : Analysis by wideband antennas”, Bioscience Biotechnology Research Communication
|
ISSN No 0974-6455 (Print) | 2321-4007(Electronic), Vol No. 13, Issue No. 4, PP No. 1631-xxx, Oct-Nov-Dec, 2020
|
Oct-20
|
Published
|
7 |
Senthilkumar R, Vinothini V R, Sakthisudhan K
|
Hybrid Energy Harvesting Architecture for Sensor Network”, International Virtual Conference on ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR SMART COMMUNITY Reimagining Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Smart Community
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University Teknologi PETRONAS, Malaysia & Dr.N.G.P. Institute of Technology ,Coimbatore. 17-18 December 2020
|
Dec-20
|
Published
|
8 |
R.Senthil Kumar
|
Analysis of Energy efficient image transmission in WSN
|
international conference on “Recent advances in engineering and technology-ICRAET 2019”
|
Feb-19
|
Published
|
9 |
R.Senthil Kumar
|
PV based positive output super lift Luo converter Energy harvesting
|
IEEE International Conference on Electrical, Electronics, Communication, Computer Technologies & Optimization Techniques (ICEECCOT-2018) 14th & 15th December, 2018 at GSSS Institute of Engineering & Technology for women,Mysuru,Karnataka.
|
Dec-18
|
Published
|
10 |
R.Senthil Kumar
|
four switch Buck-Boost converter for an autonomous PV module for DMPPT PV systems
|
international conference on cognitive computing,communication and informatics systems(ICCCCIS-2018) 13th & 14th December 2018 at Adhi college of Engineering and Technology, Chennai, Tamilnadu.
|
Dec-18
|
Published
|
Event/Workshop/Seminar
FDP / Workshop Attended
| S.No |
Faculty Name |
Title |
Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
1 |
Mr.K.Venkatesan, AP/ EEE, Mr.R.Rubananth, AP/ EEE, Mr. V.Ashok kumar, AP/ EEE, Mr.K.Gokulraj AP/ EEE
|
Technical seminar on “Development of smart inverter for Photovoltaic and energy storage
|
TRP Engineering college
|
2 |
Mr.R.Senthilkumar AP / EEE, Ms.S.Sripriya AP/ EEE, Mr. V.Ashok kumar, AP/ EEE, Mr.K.Gokulraj AP/ EEE, Ms.M.Jenny AP/ EEE, Mr.K.Gokulraj AP/ EEE, Ms.D.Jagatheeswari AP/ EEE, Mr.R.Rubananth AP/ EEE, Ms.K.Balabharathi AP/ EEE
|
Two days workshop on “Introduction to IOT
|
ICT academy at Roever Engineering College.
|
Industrial Visit
| S.No |
Year & Dept |
Industry Visited |
Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
1 |
II & EE
|
ISRO - KERALA
|
14.08.2017 & 15.08.201
|
2 |
III & EE
|
AGNI MOTORS - COIMBATOR
|
10.08.17 & 11.08.17
|
3 |
IV & EEE
|
AGNI MOTORS - COIMBATORE
|
10.08.17 & 11.08.17
|
In Plant Training
| S.No |
Student Name |
Year |
Place |
Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 |
J.Gowthaman M.Vivek R.Saravanakumar R.Thanakodi Malaiyarasan P.Sankar A.Kowsalya C.Sneka S.Praveena S.Arunadevi S.Anushiya
|
IV Year
|
TNEB 110/ 22 KV Substation Perambalur. And underwent inplant training in meter and relay test unit
|
11.12.2017 to 15.12.2017
|
2 |
M.Tamilselvan R.Manikandan C.Siva M.kannan
|
III Year
|
TNEB 110/ 22 KV Substation Perambalur. And underwent inplaint training in meter and relay test unit
|
18.12.2017 To 22.12.2017
|
3 |
M.Kannan S.Krishnakumar C.Siva R.Manikandan
|
III Year
|
TANCEM Cement factory Ariyalur
|
12.06.2017 to 16.06.2017
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