Assistant Professor

Money Sanctioned: 20,00,000 Rs. (20 Lakhs Rupees)
Grant Number: N6/25/1083
Grant Sanctioned By: BITS Pilani, K. K. Birla Goa Campus.
Title: Design and Analysis of an Onboard Bidirectional DC–DC Converter with High Step Up/Step Down Ratio for EV Charging Applications.
Line Manager: Dr. Paul Judge, Reader Professor
Affiliation: The University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Title: A T-type Trapezoidal AC-DC Converter for Offshore Wind Turbine
Wind2DC Grant Number: EP/X035867/1
Brief Description: The project focuses on the development of highly efficient medium-voltage wind turbine power converters for offshore wind turbines. There are still gigawatts of offshore wind resources that have not been commercialized or deployed at a large scale yet. Offshore floating wind would unlock those resources. This project discusses the development of novel Medium Voltage machines, AC-DC interface converters and DC-DC converters to meet the unique and challenging conditions presented by floating wind.
Post-doc Supervisor: Prof. Jung-Wook Park, Fellow, IEEE, Professor
Affiliation: Yonsei University, South Korea
Title: Novel 2kW Bidirectional DC-DC Converter for an Electric Aircraft (EA)
Grant: National Research Foundation (NRF), Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT), South Korea, under
Grant 2020R1A3B2079407 and Grant RS-2023-00218377
Brief Description: The project presents a DC-DC non-isolated bidirectional converter with a high step-up/step-down voltage conversion ratio and reduced voltage and current stresses on semiconductor devices, as well as reduced ripples in inductor currents, input current, and output voltage, and in particular, to a novel transformer-less high energy efficiency bidirectional converter for auxiliary batteries in electric vehicles.
2025: Miss. Waritsara Laaiad, M.Sc in Sustainable Energy Systems, The University of Edinburgh
Project Title: Designing an MPC controller for data centre heat recovery with renewable energy integration considering their fluctuations
This project focuses on modelling and controlling a renewable-powered data centre with waste heat recovery. Using model predictive control, it optimises the relationship between variable electrical input and thermal output. The goal is to improve energy efficiency, track fluctuating thermal demand, and ensure system reliability under dynamic operating conditions.
2024: Miss. Chi Zhang, M.Sc in Sustainable Energy Systems, The University of Edinburgh
Project Title: A Novel DC-DC Non-isolated Interleaved Boost Converter for DC Micro-grid Systems
This study aims to design a high step-up, non-isolated interleaved DC-DC boost converter to efficiently elevate the low solar PV input voltage to a higher DC bus voltage in DC microgrid systems. The proposed converter also targets reduced ripple, improved efficiency, and optimized component stress for enhanced reliability.
2024: Miss. Freddie Yang, M.Sc in Electrical Power Engineering, The University of Edinburgh
Project Title: Control and Design of a Novel MVDC Non-isolated Boost Converter for Offshore Wind Turbine
The project aims to improve the efficiency and performance of the MVDC Converter, thereby improving the performance and reliability of the overall wind turbine system. A voltage mode controller for the novel proposed converter is designed.

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