Míreanna comhchosúla: HIGH EFFICIENT MODIFIED HYBRID DC-DC CONVERTERS USING SNUBBER CIRCUITS /
- EFFICIENT SPEED CONTROL AND COMPARISON OF VOLTAGE GAIN AND EFFICIENCY OF SEPARATELY EXCITED DC MOTOR WITH SEPIC CONVERTER AND ZETA CONVERTER /
- Efficiency Improvement Of Dc To Dc Boost Converter With Two Input Power Sources For Renewable Energy Application
- COMPARISON OF EFFICIENCY AND VOLTAGE GAIN OF CUK AND ZETA CONVERTER WITH PRECISE SPEED CONTROL OF SEPARATELY EXCITED DC MOTOR /
- INTEGRATION OF GENETIC ALGORITHM TUNED PID CONTROL IN DC-DC CONVERTERS FOR IMPROVED VAXIMUM POWER POINT TRACKING OF SOLAR PV: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS /
- DESIGNING A SMALL SCALE DC HYBRID MICROGRID FOR A REMOTE VILLAGE WITH FAULT DETECTION AND ISOLATION TECHNIQUE /
- FAULT IT DETECTION AND LOCALIZATION OF 8 BIT DIT DIGITAL TO ANALOG CONVERTER CIRCUIT /
Topaic: Thesis Paper of EECE in B. Sc Prog.
- PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF MULTI-CARRIER DIRECT SE QUINCE CDMA WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM WITH RAKE RECEIVER UNDER NAKAGAMI-M FADING ENVIRONMENT /
- MODELING OF A PERVASIVE HEALTH MONITORING ( PHM) SYSTEMS FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES /
- DESIGN OPTIMIZATION AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF PERISTALTIC SOLAR CELLS /
- A COMPOSITION SCHEME AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF A DUAL AXIS SOLAR TRACKER /
- DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A MICRO CONTROLLER BASED MAXIMUM POWER POINT TRACKING SOLAR CHARGE CONTROLLER /
- PHASE NOISE REDUCTION IN COHERENT DETECTION OF AN OPTION FIBER TRANSMISSION SYSTEM /
Topaic: Electrical, Electronic and Communication Engineering.
- PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF MULTI-CARRIER DIRECT SE QUINCE CDMA WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM WITH RAKE RECEIVER UNDER NAKAGAMI-M FADING ENVIRONMENT /
- MODELING OF A PERVASIVE HEALTH MONITORING ( PHM) SYSTEMS FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES /
- DESIGN OPTIMIZATION AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF PERISTALTIC SOLAR CELLS /
- A COMPOSITION SCHEME AND PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF A DUAL AXIS SOLAR TRACKER /
- DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A MICRO CONTROLLER BASED MAXIMUM POWER POINT TRACKING SOLAR CHARGE CONTROLLER /
- PHASE NOISE REDUCTION IN COHERENT DETECTION OF AN OPTION FIBER TRANSMISSION SYSTEM /