ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

The department in which students are exposed to the concepts of generation, transformers, transmissions and distribution of electricity. Air cannot be seen but its presence can be felt same way electricity cannot be seen but its sense is dangerous.
Department of Electrical engineering teaches how to deal with the phenomena of electricity. The department arranges the visits of students to Thermal power stations and hydraulic power stations to orient students to the process of automation, energy generation, distribution and management.
This department consists of various labs like Basic Electrical Engineering, Control Systems, Power Systems, and Electronic Devices & Control, Electrical Machines Laboratory etc.

Vision

We are committed to be a leader in development of electrical engineers in research and technological services with social responsibility and ethics.

Mission

  • The mission of the Department is to provide high quality and effective education in the field of electrical engineering.
  • Our Strengths will be directed to enhance Self Esteem, Team Spirit and Life Skill through culture of project based learning.
  • To Establish center of Excellence in the area of "Smart Renewable Energy Systems"
  • Department focuses to create an awareness about social responsibility and professional ethics.

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

  1. To develop an ability to understand the basic concepts of fundamental laws in electrical circuits and their applications in the working principle of electrical apparatus.
  2. To introduce students about the power generation, transmission, distribution and utilization of electrical energy and their controls.
  3. To develop an application oriented understanding amongst the students about electrical energy utilization.
  4. To develop an analytical skills amongst the students about electrical systems used in power sector and various industries.

Program Specific Objectives (PSO's)

  1. An ability to specify, design and analyze Power System, Electrical Machinery, Electronic Circuits, Drive Systems, Lightning Systems and deliver technological solution by adapting advances in allied disciplines.
  2. Apply knowledge of electrical engineering to meet the desired needs within realistic constraints viz. economical, ethical, and environmental and safety.
  3. Apply modern software tools for design, simulation and analysis of electrical systems to successfully adapt in multi-disciplinary environments

Program Outcomes(PO)

Engineering Graduate will be able to:

  1. Engineering knowledge:Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science,engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution ofcomplex engineering problems
  2. Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.
  3. Design/development of solutions:Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
  4. Conduct investigations of complex problems:Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.
  5. Modern tool usage:Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
  6. The engineer and society:Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.
  7. Environment and sustainability:Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.
  8. Ethics:Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.
  9. Individual and team work:Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
  10. Communication:Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
  11. Project management and finance:Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of t h e engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
  12. Life-long learning:Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

Course Outcomes (CO's)


Sr. No. Name of Faculty Designation Qualification Experience In Yrs. E-mail-ID
1 Prof. Vinodkumar Pandurang More (HOD ELE), Assistant Professor M.E. Electrical (Power Electronics & Drives) 10 vinodkumar.more@sknscoe.ac.in
2 Mrs. Chandane Anjali Ashank Assistant Professor M.Tech.(Control System) 14 anjali.chandane@sknscoe.ac.in
3 Prof. Korake Dattatraya Manohar Assistant Professor ME (Electronics) 12 dattatraya.korake@sknscoe.ac.in
4 Prof. Masal Arjun Ramchandra Assistant Professor M.E.(EPS) 10 arjun.masal@sknscoe.ac.in
5 Prof. Pradip Bibhishan Vyavahare Assistant Professor M.E. (Electrical) 9 pradip.vyavahare@sknscoe.ac.in
6 Prof. Nagnath Vyankati Khandekar Assistant Professor M.E. (EPS) 6 nagnath.khandekar@sknscoe.ac.in
7 Prof. Kishor Pratap Jadhav Assistant Professor M.E. (Electrical) 6 kishor.jadhav@sknscoe.ac.in
8 Prof. Sonali Dattatraya Ghodake Assistant Professor M.E. (EPS) 1 sonali.ghodake@sknscoe.ac.in
9 Prof. Amol Nivrutti Godase Assistant Professor M. Tech. (IPS) 7 amol.godase@sknscoe.ac.in

Machine lab

The lab use to perform Electrical Machine related practicals. We having DC Machines, transformers, AC Induction Motors, Synchronous Motors and Alternators. SE electrical students and TE Electrical students will perform these experiments. 

Major Equipments in Lab

  • DCMotors and Generators 1-phase and 3-phase transformers.
  • induction motor
  • Synchronousmotors and Alternators.

Power Electronics Lab

Power electronics lab is use to perform following experiments SCR , DIAC ,TRIAC ,MOSFET,IGBT characteristics, Verification of HALF & FULL BRIDGE Rectifier  

Major Equipments in Lab

  • SCR
  • DIAC
  • TRIAC
  • MOSFET
  • IGBT characteristics Kit
  • HALF & FULL BRIDGE Rectifier and Inverters

Industrial Drives Lab

Industrial DRIVES Lab Basically use to perform industrial drives related experiments. It consists of DC DRIVE control circuitry, AC drive control circuitry.

Major Equipments in Lab

  • 1-phase and 3- phase bridge control dc drives
  • Four quadrant operation of DC drives
  • AC induction motor speed control kits

Basic Electrical Lab

The objective of this laboratory is to familiarize students with the important basic concepts to stand sturdily in rapidly evolving world of modern technology. We have well equipped Basic Electrical Engg

Major Equipments in Lab

  • Auto Transformer
  • KVL & KCL kit.
  • Single Phase Transformer
  • Three Phase Transformer

Electrical Measurement and Instrumentation Lab

This Lab is equipped with various measuring equipments to measure the electrical & non-electrical quantities like pressure, temperature, load etc.

Major Equipments in Lab

  • Kelvin Double Bridge
  • Maxwell Bridge
  • Schering Bridge
  • Wheat Stone Bridge
  • 20 MHz, 4 trace 2 channel oscilloscope
  • DC 0-12v power supply

Control System Lab

This Lab is equipped with various control equipments and associated control system softwares etc.

Major Equipments in Lab

  • Pneumatic Trainer Kit
  • Stepper Motor Controller.
  • D.C. Servo Motor

Power system Switchgear Protection Lab

The laboratory is well equipped with the simulated models of transmission lines and electrical machines to represent the power system network

Major Equipments in Lab

  • Merz-price protection of alternator/Generator
  • Phase angle & % ratio error measurement in current transformer Kit
  • Phase angle & % ratio error measurement in potential transformer Kit.
  • Distance Protection panel for Transmission line and Feeder.

Electrical Software Lab

The laboratory is well equipped with various licensed technical softwares like Labview, Matlab and also application softwares and System softwares

Major Equipments in Lab

  • 25 Core 2 Duo / Dual Core Computer Systems
  • MATLAB Software

Electrical Engineering Student Association(EESA)

Formation of EESA

The Electrical Engineering Students Association (EESA) was established in the academic year 2013. The main role of the association is to learn and know beyond the curriculum. For this, we have planned numerous activities as part of our association. This include Industrial Visits, Industrial Trainings, Group Discussions, and Seminars by eminent personalities from the various industries/fields, debates & quiz, preparation for campus interviews, to motivate students to participate in various technical and cultural events.

Objectives of EESA

  • To focus on the cutting edge technology.
  • To bridge the gap between University Curriculum and Industrial need.
  • To enhance student overall development.
  • To make aware with recent trends in Electrical Engineering.
  • To improve technical, Managerial and Leadership Skills.
  • To make Students Good Human Being.

ORGANISING COMMITTEE

Sr.NO Designation Class of Student Name
1 President B. Tech Sagar Dudhal
2 Vice President TY. BTech. Dipak Badake
Aishwarya Jadhav
3 Secretory TY. BTech. Aniket Mane
4 Event Organizer SY. B.Tech Vaishnavi Jadhav patil
Akash Chaugule
5 Treasurer TY. B.Tech Tejas Kukarni
6 Jr. Treasurer SY. B.Tech Dinesh karande
7 Visit in-charge SY B.Tech Ritesh Yelpale
Anishka Raut
8 Ladies Representative SY. B.Tech Saraswati Lengare
9 News Editor SY. BTech Yash Pawar
10 Jr. News Editor SY. BTech Aniket Ganeshkar
11 Joint Secretory SY. B.Tech Sanika Godase
Neha More
Shraddha Pandhe
Asmita Jedhe
Bhakti Kadam
Saching Hinchagiri

faculty Achievements



Sr.No. Name of the Faculty Particulars of Award/Achievement/Recognition

1

Prof. A. A. Chandane

  • • Patent Published on “Design and development of semi-automatic testing unit for power distribution unit (pdu).”
  • • Patent Published on “SMART HYBRID ELECTRICAL VEHICLE CHARGING STATION.”
  • • Certificate of Appreciation for team efforts and sincerity in successfully completing the institute magazine "ADVIK-2020-21"
  • • Certificate of Appreciation for team efforts and sincerity in successfully completing the institute magazine “ICCIES-2021”

2

Prof. V. P. More.

  • • Patent Published on “Design and development of semi-automatic testing unit for power distribution unit (pdu).”
  • • Patent Published on “SMART HYBRID ELECTRICAL VEHICLE CHARGING STATION.”
  • • Certificate of Appreciation for team efforts and sincerity in successfully completing the institute magazine "ADVIK-2020-21"
  • • In recognition of attending the webinar on “Holistic Energy Management”
  • • In recognition of attending the webinar on "Introduction to machine learning and its application"

3

Prof. D. M. Korake.

  • • Patent Published on “Design and development of automatic library assistant robotic system.”

4

Prof. N. V. Khandekar

  • • Patent Published on “Optimum design of thermoelectric couple based heat ventilation & ac system for cars.”

5

Prof. P. B. Vyavhare

  • • Patent Published on “Design and development of automatic library assistant robotic system.”

6

Prof. S. D. Ghodake

  • • Patent Published on “Design and development of automatic library assistant robotic system.”

University Rankers




Publications

Books and Monographs Publications

Sr.No. Author Name of Book ISBN Number Publisher
1 Dr. R. M.patil Digita Signal Processing 978-93-5426-338-5 Gouthami
2 Mr.Chandulal Guguloth,
Mr.Shrinivas Ganjewar
Mr.Sumit Rashinkar
Position control of IPMSM by using back stepping algorithm 978-3-659-77972-5 LAMBERT
3 Mr.Sagar Dadhe
Mr.Santosh Kashid
Performane analysis of SAPF for current harmonic mitigation 978-3-330-00141-1 LAMBERT

Our Pride











Sr.No. Name of organization Purpose of MoU Date of signing
1 PERFECT ELECTRONICS Training to students PCB Design 21-02-2020
2 APTRON TECH To train the student for Solar Installation and PCB Design 09-01-2017