The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) was established in the year 2006. It is committed to providing quality education and technical excellence in the fields of electrical engineering, electronics, power systems, and automation technologies. The department aims to develop skilled engineers with strong theoretical knowledge and practical experience to meet the growing demands of industry and society.
- B.E. EEE established in 2006.
- Well-equipped electrical and electronics laboratories.
- Experienced and qualified faculty members.
- Industry-oriented curriculum and practical training.
- Workshops, seminars, and technical guest lectures.
- Hands-on experience with modern electrical equipment.
- Training in renewable energy and automation technologies.
- Opportunities for internships and industrial visits.
- Students actively participated in technical symposiums and projects.
- Placement support with reputed and core companies.
- Encouragement for innovation, research, and entrepreneurship.
- Institution accredited by NAAC with A+ Grade.
- Autonomous status achieved in 2024.
- Students completed various certification programs successfully.
- Industrial visits and hands-on training programs to enhance practical knowledge.
- Availability of value-added courses and certification programs.
- Faculty members engaged in research and FDP activities.
- Active technical clubs and professional society activities for students.
- Enhanced industry interaction through MoUs.
- Continuous curriculum revision based on emerging technologies.
- Faculty members with strong academic, research, and industrial experience.
- Excellent career opportunities in various industries.
- Career opportunities in power generation and transmission.
- Exposure to modern technologies like automation and robotics.
- Opportunities to work in renewable energy sectors.
- Development of analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Wide scope for higher studies and research.
- Valuable contribution to industrial and technological development.
- Entrepreneurial opportunities in electrical and electronics fields.
- Important role in smart grid and electric vehicle technologies.
- Contributes to sustainable and energy-efficient solutions.
Vision & Mission
Vision
To render services to meet the growing global challenges of Engineering Industries by educating students to become exemplary Professional Electrical and Electronics Engineers of high ethics.
Mission
- To establish quality learning facilities to produce Quality Electrical Engineers to compete globally.
- To nurture innovative research on cutting edge technologies and inculcate the positive attitude and the spirit of ethical practices.
Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)
Find employment in Core Electrical and Electronics Engineering and service sectors.
Get elevated to technical lead position and lead the organization competitively.
Enter into higher studies leading to post-graduate and research degrees. Become consultant and provide solutions to the practical problems of core organization.
Become an entrepreneur and be part of electrical and electronics product and service industries.
To prepare the students for successful career in electrical power industry, research and teaching institutions.
To provide strong foundation in Power Engineering, necessary for day-to-day operation and planning of Power System.
To develop the ability to design various controllers to enhance the stability and power transfer capability of the Power System.
To provide knowledge in Renewable Energy Systems, Electric Vehicles and Grid Integrations using Power Converters.
To develop a detailed understanding of various tools applied to the operation, design and investigation of modern electric power systems.
Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs)
Ability to understand the principles and working of electrical components, circuits, systems and control that are forming a part of power generation, transmission, distribution, utilization, conservation and energy saving. Students can assess the power management, auditing, crisis and energy saving aspects.
Ability to apply mathematical methodologies to solve problems related with electrical engineering using appropriate engineering tools and algorithms.
Ability to use knowledge in various domains to identify research gaps and hence to provide solution which leads to new ideas and innovations.
Ability to apply knowledge of electrical power system principles and techniques for power system applications.
Ability to develop steady-state and dynamic models of various power system components to perform system studies for generation and transmission system expansion planning.
Ability to design and develop various indigenous controllers for efficient and economic operation of power system.
Ability to design and develop principles, practices and state-of-art techniques to protect the power system.
Ability to analyze various electricity market models with distributed energy resources and demand response management.
Ability to incorporate interdisciplinary knowledge to address the recent problems in the electrical power industry.
Programme Outcomes (POs)
Applicable for
B.E. Electrical and Electronics Engineering
M.E. Power Systems Engineering
| PO | Graduate Attribute | Programme Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Engineering Knowledge | Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems. |
| 02 | 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. |
| 03 | 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 public health, safety, cultural, societal, and environmental considerations. |
| 04 | Conduct Investigations of Complex Problems | Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of information to provide valid conclusions. |
| 05 | Modern Tool Usage | Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modelling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of their limitations. |
| 06 | The Engineer and Society | Apply reasoning informed by contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to professional engineering practice. |
| 07 | Environment and Sustainability | Understand the impact of professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts and demonstrate knowledge of sustainable development. |
| 08 | Ethics | Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics, responsibilities, and engineering practice. |
| 09 | Individual and Team Work | Function effectively as an individual and as a member or leader in diverse teams and multidisciplinary environments. |
| 10 | Communication | Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities through reports, presentations, documentation, and clear technical discussions. |
| 11 | Project Management and Finance | Demonstrate knowledge of engineering and management principles and apply these as a member or leader to manage projects 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. |
Faculty List
Department Laboratory Facilities
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering has over 11 laboratories including Electrical Machines, Linear and Integrated Circuits, Power Electronics, Power Systems and Renewable Energy Systems with high configuration equipment. The laboratories provide practical exposure, hands-on training and industry-oriented learning that enable students to strengthen their technical knowledge and professional skills.
Engineering Practices Laboratory
Special Industrial Equipment
- Single phase house hold wiring
- Three phase house hold wiring
- Fluorescent Lamp
- Stair case wiring
Applications / Facilities
Provides practical training in domestic electrical wiring and installation techniques.
Basic Electrical, Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering Laboratory
Special Industrial Equipment
- Ohms and Kirchhoff’s Laws
- Three Phase Power Measurement
- DC Shunt Motor
- DC Generator
- Single phase Transformer
- Induction Motor
- PN and Zener Diodes
- BJT, SCR and MOSFET
- Half wave and Full Wave Rectifiers
- LVDT
Applications / Facilities
Enables hands-on learning of electrical, electronic and instrumentation systems.
Electric Circuits Laboratory
Special Industrial Equipment
- Ohms and Kirchhoff’s Laws
- Thevenin’s theorem
- Norton’s theorem
- Superposition theorem
- Maximum Power transfer theorem
- R-C, R-L and RLC electric circuit transients
- RLC electric circuit
- Series and Parallel resonance circuit
- Power and Power factor calculation
Applications / Facilities
Facilitates practical analysis and verification of electrical circuit principles and theorems.
Electrical Machines Laboratory – I
Special Industrial Equipment
- DC shunt generator
- DC compound generator
- DC shunt motor
- DC compound motor
- DC series motor
- Single-phase transformer
- Three phase transformers
Applications / Facilities
Provides practical exposure to the operation and testing of DC machines and transformers.
Electrical Machines Laboratory – II
Special Industrial Equipment
- Three phase shaded pole alternator
- Three phase non shaded pole alternator
- Three Phase Synchronous Motor
- Three-phase slip ring induction motor
- Three-phase squirrel cage induction motor
- Single-phase induction motor
Applications / Facilities
Enables practical study of AC machines, alternators and induction motors.
Linear and Digital Circuits Laboratory
Special Industrial Equipment
- Adder and Subtractor
- Code converters
- Parity generator
- Encoders and Decoders
- Counters
- Shift Registers
- Multiplexer and Demultiplexer
- Inverting and Non-inverting amplifier
- Comparator
- Integrator and Differentiator
- Voltage Regulator
Applications / Facilities
Support practical learning of analog and digital electronic circuit design and analysis.
Control and Instrumentation Laboratory
Special Industrial Equipment
- P, PI and PID controllers
- Stability Analysis
- Machines, Sensors and Transducers
- Compensators
- Position Control Systems
- Synchro-Transmitter-Receiver
- AC and DC Bridges
- Dynamics of Sensors/Transducers
- Power and Energy Measurement
- Instrumentation Amplifier
- Analog–Digital and Digital–Analog converters
Applications / Facilities
Provides hands-on training in control systems, sensors and industrial instrumentation.
Power Electronics and Drives Laboratory
Special Industrial Equipment
- Gate Pulse Generation using R, RC and UJT
- SCR and TRIAC
- MOSFET and IGBT
- AC to DC Half-Controlled Converter
- AC to DC Fully Controlled Converter
- Step Down and Step Up MOSFET Based Choppers
- Single Phase PWM Inverter
- Three Phase PWM Inverter
- AC Voltage Controller
- Switched Mode Power Converter
- 1Φ & 3Φ Semi Converters
- 1Φ & 3Φ Full Converters
- DC-DC Converters
- GTO & IGCT
- PMBLDC Motor
Applications / Facilities
Facilitates practical understanding of power electronic converters and electric drives.
Power System Simulation Laboratory
Special Industrial Equipment
- Power Flow Analysis using Gauss-Seidel Method
- Power Flow Analysis using Newton Raphson Method
- Symmetric and Unsymmetrical Fault Analysis
- SMIB
- Economic Dispatch
- Single-Area and Two-Area Power Systems
- State Estimation
- EMTP
Applications / Facilities
Supports simulation and analysis of power system operation, stability and fault conditions.
Renewable Energy Systems Laboratory
Special Industrial Equipment
- Solar PV Energy System
- Wind Energy Generator
- Micro Wind Energy Generator
- Hybrid (Solar-Wind) Power System
- Hydel Power
Applications / Facilities
Provides practical knowledge of solar, wind and hybrid renewable energy systems.
Power Converters Laboratory
Special Industrial Equipment
- MOSFET & IGBT
- Three-phase Semi-converter
- Three-phase Fully Controlled Converter
- Three-phase Voltage Source Inverter
- Three-phase PWM Inverter
- DC Chopper
- Single-phase Voltage Source Inverter
- Z-source Inverter
- Three-phase AC Voltage Controller
- Cascaded Multilevel Inverter
- Flyback DC-DC Converter
Applications / Facilities
Enables practical study of power converter circuits and advanced energy conversion techniques.
Our Laboratory Facilities
Academic Resources & Student Support
Library Facilities
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering provides comprehensive library resources through the Central Library and Department Library to support teaching, learning, research and innovation.
| S.No | Category | Cumulative Acquisition |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Total Volumes | 8650 |
| 02 | Journals | 96 |
- Department Library Total Volumes : 1650
Internet Facility
High-speed internet connectivity is available throughout the department to facilitate academic learning, research activities, technical training and online resources.
- More than fifteen computer terminals are provided for Electrical and Electronics Engineering students for Internet browsing.
- Internet services are provided to all laboratories and seminar halls.
- Wi-Fi enabled facilities are available for students and faculty members.
Computer Centre
The Centralized Air-Conditioned Computer Laboratory provides advanced computing, simulation and software facilities for Electrical and Electronics Engineering students to support academic and research activities.
Continuing Education Centre
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering offers various skill development and industry-oriented programmes through the Continuing Education Centre.
- PLC and SCADA Training
- Industrial Automation using PLC
- MATLAB and Simulink Applications
- Electrical CAD using AutoCAD
- Embedded Systems and IoT
- Power System Analysis using ETAP
- VLSI Design Fundamentals
- Renewable Energy Systems
- Electrical Wiring and Maintenance
- Microcontroller Programming
Best Student Projects
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering encourages students to undertake innovative, industry-oriented and research-based projects in electrical engineering, power systems, embedded systems, IoT, automation, renewable energy and artificial intelligence. These projects enhance technical competency, innovation, problem-solving ability and entrepreneurial skills among students.
| S.No | Year | Project Title | Mentor Name |
|---|---|---|---|
| Academic Year 2025-2026 | |||
| 01 | 2026 | An AI-Driven Embedded IoT System for Industrial Worker Safety Monitoring |
G. Allwin Joseph A. Dinesh Karthalingam M. Loganathan |
Events & Technical Programmes
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering regularly organizes workshops, seminars, faculty development programmes, entrepreneurship awareness programmes, innovation activities and technical training sessions to bridge the gap between academics and industry while enhancing students' technical and professional skills.
| S.No | Date | Programme Title | Resource Person | Participants |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Academic Year 2022-2023 | ||||
| 01 | 26.10.2022 | Research Methodology on Electrical Traction System in Elevators |
Dr. I. Thangarasu Professor GCE, Bargur |
60 |
| 02 | 20.02.2023 | Session on Problem Solving and Ideation Workshop |
Er. V. Sasikumar Managing Director, Mikrosun Technology, Salem Er. M. Amarnath Karthick Founder, Embuzz Technologies, Coimbatore |
50 |
| 03 | 28.02.2023 | Implementation of Sustainable Development Goals to Promote Awareness about Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) |
Dr. M. Chittibabukannan Principal College of Business Management, Krishnagiri |
50 |
| 04 | 28.03.2023 | Entrepreneurship Skill Sets for Idea into Business |
Dr. G. Ganeshbabu HR Gayath Industries, Chennai |
50 |
| 05 | 19.04.2023 | A Hybrid Renewable Energy System – A Research Perspective |
Er. P. Selvan Assistant Engineer TNEB |
50 |
| Academic Year 2023-2024 | ||||
| 01 | 29.08.2023 | Entrepreneurship in Electrical Power Sector |
Mr. M. Parthasarathy Assistant Engineer M-Core Technologies Pvt. Limited, Bangalore |
50 |
| 02 | 31.08.2023 | Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) and IP Management for Startup |
Dr. M. Chittibabu Kannan Principal College of Business Management, Krishnagiri |
50 |
| 03 | 23.02.2024 & 24.02.2024 | Workshop on Design Thinking, Critical Thinking and Innovation Design |
Mr. M. Ranjithkumar Managing Director Crystal Clear Technologies, Coimbatore |
60 |
| 04 | 28.02.2024 | Solar Technology and its Entrepreneurial Potential to Build Green India |
Mr. G. Balaji CEO & Energy Engineer Chennai |
55 |
| 05 | 20.02.2024 to 24.02.2024 | Issues, Opportunities and Challenges in Smart Grid |
Day 1: Dr. A. Sheela, Department of EEE, The Kavery Engineering College, Mecheri Day 2: Er. S. Selvakumar, Business Head, Power Projects, Chennai Day 3: Mr. M. Vijaykumar, Assistant Engineer, MTPS Day 4: Mrs. R. Sasikala, Assistant Professor (Senior Grade), Department of EIE, Kongu Engineering College, Perundurai |
70 |
| Academic Year 2024-2025 | ||||
| 01 | 10.09.2024 | Workshop on Business Model Canvas |
Mr. M. Sasikumar Manager Inventa LED Lights Pvt. Limited, Chennai |
55 |
| 02 | 29.10.2024 | Inter Departmental Symposium | - | 50 |
| 03 | 04.02.2025 | One Day Workshop on Robotics |
A. S. Perumal Managing Director Ensemble Nexgen, Salem |
58 |
| 04 | 15.02.2025 | Research Perspectives on Basic Electronic Design |
Vishnu Vignesh Application Developer & Technical Trainer Nuance Technology, Erode |
60 |
| Academic Year 2025-2026 | ||||
| 01 | Seminar | 07.08.2025 | Research Exploration on Journey of power system |
Er. S. Sabarinathan 110/11kV Substation, Coimbatore South circle, Coimbatore |
| 02 | Seminar | 14.08.2025 | Think. Imagine. Create– The First Step of Project Work |
Dr. S. Shankar Director, Pro Mind Research Academy Erode 638 012, TamilNadu |
| 03 | Seminar | 06.09.2025 | Accelerators/Incubation-Opportunities for students & Faculties – Early stage entrepreneurs |
A.S.Perumal Managing director Ensemble Nexgen, Salem |
| 04 | - | 17.09.2025 | One Day intra-departmental event TRIGGER 2K25 | - |
| 05 | Seminar | 24.09.2025 | IoT Opportunities for Startups |
Mr. S.Karthik kumar Assistant Professor (Senior Grade) Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering Jai Shriram Engineering College, Tirupur |
| 06 | Seminar | 17.02.2026 | Session on Start-up Legal & Ethical Step |
Dhamodharan Karuppusamy, Co-Founder Vamp Innovations Private Limited, Coimbatore |
| 07 | Seminar | 12.03.2026 | Innovation and Research for Electrical Engineers in Advanced Electrical AutoCAD |
Er.S.Kalidass Senior Development Engineer, United manufacture India #3/47, Cycle kararkadu, Avarangampalayam, Mavelipalayam, Sankari, Salem-637301, Tamil Nadu, India |
| 08 | Seminar | 07.04.2026 | Session on Angel Investment/VC Funding Opportunities |
Er. G. Mohanraj Electron Design Systems, Coimbator |
Training & Placement
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering is NBA & NAAC accredited with an approved intake of 180 students. The department has an overall student strength of around 600 and is supported by 32 qualified faculty members. A Department Library has been established with a rich collection of personality development books and career-oriented learning resources to strengthen students' professional growth.
The department has talented students with excellent technical knowledge and soft skills. Their academic performance deserves special appreciation. More than 40 final-year students consistently maintain a CGPA of 7.5 and above without any history of arrears, demonstrating the department's commitment to academic excellence.
Being an autonomous institution, the department has the flexibility to introduce placement-oriented and skill-based courses along with the regular curriculum. Placement training programmes are conducted from the early semesters to enhance students' employability. The training includes Technical Aptitude, Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, Verbal Ability, Communication Skills, Group Discussions, Coding Practices and Mock Interviews.
The department also focuses on emerging technologies including Renewable Energy Systems, Electric Vehicles, Industrial Automation, PLC & SCADA, Internet of Things (IoT), Power System Simulation and other industry-oriented domains. Students are encouraged to undergo certification programmes, internships and industrial training to strengthen their practical exposure.
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering takes pride in developing competent, confident and industry-ready professionals capable of serving both core engineering industries and software sectors with technical excellence, innovation and ethical values.
We wish to state that we have trained our students to become industry-ready professionals.
Year-wise Placement List
- 2025 Batch
- 2024 Batch
- 2023 Batch
- 2022 Batch
- 2021 Batch
Career Coordinators
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Assistant Professor
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering -
Assistant Professor
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Year-wise Placement Details
| S.No | Student Name | Employer |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | DEEPIKA T | Mcore Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore |
| 02 | RAGUPATHI D | Mcore Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore |
| 03 | SAGI P | Mcore Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore |
| 04 | SUJIEETH S | Mcore Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore |
| 05 | VISHNUVARTHAN M | Mcore Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore |
| 06 | VIJAYAN M | Promho Energy Pvt. Ltd., Chennai |
| 07 | KALAIYARASI K | SFO Technologies, Bangalore |
| 08 | SANDHIYA B | SFO Technologies, Bangalore |
| 09 | SIVARANJANI R | SFO Technologies, Bangalore |
| 10 | GURUMOORTHY S | Promho Energy Pvt. Ltd., Chennai |
| 11 | MANOJ KUMAR P | Promho Energy Pvt. Ltd., Chennai |
| 12 | SONIA X | Promho Energy Pvt. Ltd., Chennai |
| 13 | GOPIKA S | Promho Energy Pvt. Ltd., Chennai |
| 14 | DHANALAKSHMI G | RIALTO, Chennai |
| 15 | SATHYA P | RIALTO, Chennai |
| 16 | NARENDRAN K | Schwing Stetter India Private Ltd., Chennai |
| 17 | ROGAN KUMAR R | Schwing Stetter India Private Ltd., Chennai |
| 18 | VINOTHKUMAR M | Schwing Stetter India Private Ltd., Chennai |
| 19 | DEENA M | TIMKEN, Chennai |
| 20 | ARUL K | TIMKEN, Chennai |
| 21 | ESWARAN V | TIMKEN, Chennai |
| 22 | GOKUL PRASANTH K | TIMKEN, Chennai |
| 23 | GUNASEELAN L | TIMKEN, Chennai |
| 24 | KURALARASAN R | TIMKEN, Chennai |
| 25 | DINESH M | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 26 | ELANCHEZHIYAN D | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 27 | JAGANATHAN A | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 28 | MADHAN KUMAR M | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 29 | SURIYA S | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 30 | GOKULAKRISHNAN R | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 31 | MOHANRAJ C | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 32 | NAVEEN G | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 33 | PRASATH S | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 34 | SANJAY R | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 35 | DHANASEKAR R | Transenergy Private Limited, Chennai |
| 36 | INDHUMAHAN T | Transenergy Private Limited, Chennai |
| 37 | JEEVA D | Transenergy Private Limited, Chennai |
| 38 | KARTHIKA S | Transenergy Private Limited, Chennai |
| 39 | MANOJ M | Transenergy Private Limited, Chennai |
| 40 | MARUTHUPANDIYAN A | Transenergy Private Limited, Chennai |
| 41 | MYTHILI V | Transenergy Private Limited, Chennai |
| 42 | SANTHOSH S | Transenergy Private Limited, Chennai |
| 43 | YAMUNA G | Transenergy Private Limited, Chennai |
| 44 | YOKESHWARI S | Transenergy Private Limited, Chennai |
| 45 | GOKULAKANNAN G | Transenergy Private Limited, Chennai |
| 46 | MANOJ V | Schwing Stetter India Private Ltd., Chennai |
| 47 | DEENA M | TIMKEN, Chennai |
| 48 | ARUL K | TIMKEN, Chennai |
| 49 | ESWARAN V | TIMKEN, Chennai |
| 50 | GOKUL PRASANTH K | TIMKEN, Chennai |
| 51 | GUNASEELAN L | TIMKEN, Chennai |
| 52 | KURALARASAN R | TIMKEN, Chennai |
| 53 | DINESH M | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 54 | ELANCHEZHIYAN D | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 55 | JAGANATHAN A | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 56 | MADHAN KUMAR M | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 57 | SURIYA S | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 58 | GOKULAKRISHNAN R | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 59 | MOHANRAJ C | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 60 | NAVEEN G | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| S.No | Student Name | Employer |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | GOKULA KANNAN M | TVS Upasana Limited, Hosur |
| 02 | DEVAPRIYA S S | Technologics Global Projects & R&D Lab, Bangalore |
| 03 | MYTHILI N | TVS Sundaram Clayton, Chennai |
| 04 | RESHMA JESVIN AR | TVS Sundaram Clayton, Chennai |
| 05 | GOKULESHWARI M S | Super Auto Forge, Chennai |
| 06 | KRISHNAVENI S | Super Auto Forge, Chennai |
| 07 | SUWETHA D | ABI Showatech (India) Pvt. Ltd., Chennai |
| 08 | DHIVAKAR S | Sri Sai Power and Equipments Pvt. Ltd., Trichy |
| 09 | SANJAY P | Sri Sai Power and Equipments Pvt. Ltd., Trichy |
| 10 | KARTHIKEYAN T | RIALTO, Chennai |
| 11 | MEGAVARTHINI M | RIALTO, Chennai |
| 12 | SIDDHARTH S | RIALTO, Chennai |
| 13 | ARAVIND S | RIALTO, Chennai |
| 14 | HARISH C | RIALTO, Chennai |
| 15 | KALAIYARASAN V | RIALTO, Chennai |
| 16 | MYLESAN J | RIALTO, Chennai |
| 17 | VIMALRAJ K | RIALTO, Chennai |
| 18 | THIRUMOORTHI T | RIALTO, Chennai |
| 19 | GAJENDRAN D | M-Core Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore |
| 20 | VAISHALI S | M-Core Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore |
| 21 | KRISHNARAJ M | M-Core Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore |
| 22 | SATHRIYAN T | Kanchi Karpooram Ltd., Kanchipuram |
| 23 | VISHNU R | Kanchi Karpooram Ltd., Kanchipuram |
| 24 | DHANABAL A | Kanchi Karpooram Ltd., Kanchipuram |
| 25 | GIRITHARAN P | Kanchi Karpooram Ltd., Kanchipuram |
| 26 | GAYATHRI D | TVS Sundaram Clayton, Chennai |
| 27 | KALAIYARASU T | TVS Sundaram Clayton, Chennai |
| 28 | MANOJKUMAR P | TVS Sundaram Clayton, Chennai |
| 29 | PAARI J | TVS Sundaram Clayton, Chennai |
| 30 | DEEPAK J | Devendra Autocom Pvt. Ltd., Chennai |
| 31 | ESWARAKUMAR M | Devendra Autocom Pvt. Ltd., Chennai |
| 32 | KARAN K R | Devendra Autocom Pvt. Ltd., Chennai |
| 33 | POOVESH R | Devendra Autocom Pvt. Ltd., Chennai |
| 34 | INDHUMATHI G | RIALTO, Chennai |
| 35 | JHANSI V K | ABI Showatech (India) Pvt. Ltd., Chennai |
| 36 | KARTHICK J | ABI Showatech (India) Pvt. Ltd., Chennai |
| 37 | LATHIKASRI V | RIALTO, Chennai |
| 38 | RAJESHWARI R | ABI Showatech (India) Pvt. Ltd., Chennai |
| 39 | POORNANANTHAKUMAR S | Super Auto Forge, Chennai |
| S.No | Student Name | Employer |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | ARAVINDKUMAR M | RIALTO, Chennai |
| 02 | AZHAGUDHUARI M | Mcore Technologies, Bangalore |
| 03 | DEETCHITHA R | Rane Group, Chennai |
| 04 | DHAMARMARAJ C | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 05 | GOKUL M | RIALTO, Chennai |
| 06 | GOKUL RAJ V | JSE Engineering Pvt. Ltd., Chennai |
| 07 | GOKULRAJA V | Rane Group, Chennai |
| 08 | GURUPRASANTH M | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 09 | KALKI S | Rane Group, Chennai |
| 10 | KARTHIKA DEVI P | Rane Group, Chennai |
| 11 | LAVANYA S | Yamaha Music, Chennai |
| 12 | MOHANA PRIYA R | JSE Engineering Pvt. Ltd., Chennai |
| 13 | MURUGAN P | Gestamp, Chennai |
| 14 | MUTHUKUMAR M | Standard Electronics, Coimbatore |
| 15 | NAVEEN KUMAR P | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 16 | PREMNATH A | RIALTO, Chennai |
| 17 | RAKESH R | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 18 | SANGESHWARAN R | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 19 | SANTHOSH KUMAR K | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 20 | SATHEESH KUMAR S | Gestamp, Chennai |
| 21 | SELVAMANI R | RIALTO, Chennai |
| 22 | SILAMBARASAN P | Myoung Shine, Chennai |
| 23 | SUNDHARRAJAN G | JSE Engineering Pvt. Ltd., Chennai |
| 24 | URMILA K | RIALTO, Chennai |
| 25 | LAVANYA S | Yamaha Music, Chennai |
| 26 | GOKULA KRISHNAN S | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 27 | GOKULA KRISHNAN S.D | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| 28 | MAITHAMILAN K | Mcore Technologies, Bangalore |
| 29 | MANIKANDAN C | JSE Engineering Pvt. Ltd., Chennai |
| 30 | SATHYABAMA S | RIALTO, Chennai |
| 31 | SOUNDARA RAJAN M | Modpro Engineering Solutions, Chennai |
| S.No | Student Name | Employer |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | ABIRAMI | ChainSys |
| 02 | ELAVARASI B | ChainSys |
| 03 | ELAVARASAN M | ChainSys |
| 04 | KOMESHWARI P | ChainSys |
| 05 | RATHIYARASI S | ChainSys |
| 06 | GNANASAVUNDHIRAN K | ChainSys |
| 07 | ARUNKUMAR S | eNoah |
| 08 | HARIHARAN S | eNoah |
| 09 | LOGESH S | eNoah |
| 10 | POOMANI V | eNoah |
| 11 | PRABHAKARAN K | eNoah |
| 12 | RAGUMANI J | eNoah |
| 13 | SIVA A | eNoah |
| 14 | SOWMIYA D | eNoah |
| 15 | BHUVANESWARI R | eNoah |
| 16 | MANIKANDAN M | eNoah |
| 17 | PRASANTH V | eNoah |
| 18 | BALAJI S | MCORE |
| 19 | LOGESHWARAN R | MCORE |
| 20 | AMBIKA S | RIALTO |
| 21 | DEEPAK S | RIALTO |
| 22 | GOWTHAM M | RIALTO |
| 23 | GOWTHAM S | RIALTO |
| 24 | JEEVA M | RIALTO |
| 25 | KANNAN P | RIALTO |
| 26 | KARAN M | RIALTO |
| 27 | KIRUPA P | RIALTO |
| 28 | NAVINLAAL G M | RIALTO |
| 29 | PREETHIPRIYADHARSHINI | RIALTO |
| 30 | RAMESHKUMAR P | RIALTO |
| 31 | SHEELA P | RIALTO |
| 32 | SUDHAKAR K | RIALTO |
| 33 | SURESH N | RIALTO |
| 34 | THANASEKAR C | RIALTO |
| 35 | VAITHIYAPPAN K | RIALTO |
| 36 | VELLINGIRI S | RIALTO |
| 37 | VENKATESH PRASANTH | RIALTO |
| 38 | ELANGOVAN M | RIALTO |
| 39 | VAISHNAVI M | RIALTO |
| 40 | DEVENDHIRAN C | RIALTO |
| 41 | ARAVIND SAMY K | Schwing Stetter |
| 42 | BHUVANESWARI R | Schwing Stetter |
| 43 | CHANDHRU R | Schwing Stetter |
| 44 | KARTHIKA R | Schwing Stetter |
| 45 | MALATHI M | Schwing Stetter |
| 46 | PAVITHRA B | Schwing Stetter |
| 47 | PRADEEP K | Schwing Stetter |
| 48 | RAVINTHIRAN D | Schwing Stetter |
| 49 | ARAVINTH P | Skolar |
| 50 | ARAVINTH S | Skolar |
| 51 | KANIMOZHI K | Skolar |
| 52 | NANDHINI V K | Skolar |
| 53 | RAKESH S | Skolar |
| 54 | SUMITHRA M | Skolar |
| 55 | DHANUSSH A | Skolar |
| 56 | PRADEEP S | Throttle Engineering |
| 57 | SANJAY K | Throttle Engineering |
| 58 | PERUMAL P | Throttle Engineering |
| S.No | Student Name | Employer |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | BHUVANESHWARI R | INTELLIPAAT |
| 02 | POOVIZHI E | NEWTECH INDUSTRY |
| 03 | SUPRIYA M | NEWTECH INDUSTRY |
| 04 | KOWSALYA K | TRIEMP TECHNOLOGIES |
| 05 | ANBUSELVI G | TRIEMP TECHNOLOGIES |
| 06 | NISHANTHINI R | TRIEMP TECHNOLOGIES |
| 07 | GOKILA T | YAMAHA MOTOR ELECTRONICS |
| 08 | M. JOTHIKA | YAMAHA MOTOR ELECTRONICS |
| 09 | B. KAVYA | YAMAHA MOTOR ELECTRONICS |
| 10 | AKILA S | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 11 | AMBIKA V | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 12 | ANUSHA S | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 13 | DEEPA S | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 14 | ISWARYA S | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 15 | JANANI SRI V | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 16 | KANCHANA K | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 17 | MADHUSHRI P | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 18 | MAHESWARI M | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 19 | MANJU BASHINI B | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 20 | MEKALA S | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 21 | POOJA N | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 22 | PRIYADHARSINI B | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 23 | PRIYADHARSINI S | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 24 | RATHIKA A | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 25 | SHANDHINI N | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 26 | SARANYA M | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 27 | SHALINI P | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 28 | SOBANA A | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 29 | SRIPRIYA M | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 30 | SUGANYA A | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 31 | SUSHMITHA V | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 32 | SWETHA G | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 33 | KEERTHIGA S | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 34 | MANIMOZHI P | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 35 | NIVETHA V | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 36 | PRIYA P | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 37 | RAMYA K | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 38 | SUDHA M | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 39 | C. KARTHICK | GALORE NETWORK |
| 40 | NANDAKUMAR M.R | GALORE NETWORK |
| 41 | SAKTHIVEL P | GALORE NETWORK |
| 42 | SANJAI C | GALORE NETWORK |
| 43 | SATHISH KUMAR N | GALORE NETWORK |
| 44 | SURESH P | GALORE NETWORK |
| 45 | VIGNESH K.M | GALORE NETWORK |
| 46 | ARUN BOOBALAN M | GALORE NETWORK |
| 47 | KRISHNAMOORTHY D | GALORE NETWORK |
| 48 | PRASANTH R | GALORE NETWORK |
| 49 | SATHISHKUMAR S | GALORE NETWORK |
| 50 | KRISHNAMOORTHY E | GALORE NETWORK |
| 51 | MANISELVAM S | INTELLIPAAT |
| 52 | PRAVEEN KUMAR A | INTELLIPAAT |
| 53 | RAMKUMAR P | INTELLIPAAT |
| 54 | SASI T | INTELLIPAAT |
| 55 | THIRUMARAN T | INTELLIPAAT |
| 56 | VENKATESH V | INTELLIPAAT |
| 57 | KRISHNARAJ R | INTELLIPAAT |
| 58 | BOOBALAKRISHNAN C | NEWTECH INDUSTRY |
| 59 | P. AJITH KUMAR | POPULAR SYSTEMS |
| 60 | GOKULAKRISHNAN S | POPULAR SYSTEMS |
| 61 | G. MATHIYAZHAGAN | POPULAR SYSTEMS |
| 62 | THANGARAJ M | POPULAR SYSTEMS |
| 63 | KANNAN V S | TRIEMP TECHNOLOGIES |
| 64 | KARTHICK M | TRIEMP TECHNOLOGIES |
| 65 | KRISHNAN RAJ J | TRIEMP TECHNOLOGIES |
| 66 | MUTHUKUMAR E | TRIEMP TECHNOLOGIES |
| 67 | NAVEEN KUMAR M | TRIEMP TECHNOLOGIES |
| 68 | PRABU P | TRIEMP TECHNOLOGIES |
| 69 | PRADHAP S | TRIEMP TECHNOLOGIES |
| 70 | SARAN S | TRIEMP TECHNOLOGIES |
| 71 | BASKAR S | TRIEMP TECHNOLOGIES |
| 72 | AJITH KUMAR A | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 73 | DENESH K | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 74 | LOGANATHAN K | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 75 | THANABAL N | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 76 | UMANATH S | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 77 | VICKRAMAN AS | YAMAHA MUSIC |
| 78 | VIGNESH N | YAMAHA MUSIC |
Faculty Publications
The faculty members of the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering actively contribute to research through publications in reputed SCI, SCIE, Scopus indexed journals, international conferences and technical books. Their research focuses on renewable energy systems, electric vehicles, power electronics, optimization techniques, smart grids, IoT applications, artificial intelligence and sustainable technologies.
| S.No | Author | Title of Paper / Book | Journal / Publisher | Indexing | Vol / Issue / ISBN | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | T. Rajkumar | Smart Accident Zone Detection and Intelligent Speed Limiting System for Electric Vehicles | International Research Journal of Modernization in Engineering Technology and Science (ISSN: 2582-5208) | SCI / SCIE | - | 2026 |
| 2 | M. Priyadarshini | Performance Analysis of Modified PV System Configuration Using Grey Wolf Optimization Algorithm | Adalya Journal (ISSN: 1301-2746) | - | - | 2025 |
| 3 | M. Priyadarshini | Design of Three Channel Boost Converter for Power Quality Improvement | Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research (ISSN: 2349-5162) | - | - | 2025 |
| 4 | M. Priyadarshini | Design and Implementations of MPPT Based Charge Controller for Solar Photovoltaic System | Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research (ISSN: 2349-5162) | - | - | 2025 |
| 5 | Dr. A. Sheela | Hybrid Renewable Energy Source Optimization using Black Widow Optimization Techniques with Uncertainty Constraints | Measurement: Sensors (ISSN: 2665-9174) | - | - | 2024 |
| 6 | Dr. A. Sheela | Hybrid Whale Artificial Bee Colony Optimized Improved Landsman Converter for Renewable Energy Based Microgrid Application | Energy Engineering (ISSN: 1546-0118) | - | - | 2024 |
| 7 | Dr. A. Sheela | Single Switch Hybrid Network-Based Large Step-Up DC-DC Converter for Solar PV Applications | SCIE Indexed Journal | SCI / SCIE | ISSN: 3573-577 | 2024 |
| 8 | Dr. A. Sheela | IoT-Based Water Quality Monitoring and Remote Pipeline Surveillance System | ICICV | - | - | 2024 |
| 9 | Dr. A. Sheela | Renewable Energy Management System Using Three Phase Sine Wave Inverter | ICACCS | - | - | 2023 |
| 10 | Dr. A. Sheela | Security Constrained Unit Commitment with Load Redistribution Cyber Attack | ICACCS | - | - | 2023 |
| 11 | Dr. A. Sheela | Optimization of Electric Vehicle (EV) Routing to Facilitate EV Hub | ICACCS | - | - | 2023 |
| 12 | Dr. A. Sheela | PLC Based Levelling and Positioning Control System | ICACCS | - | - | 2023 |
| 13 | Dr. A. Sheela | Advances in Electrical, Computing, Communication and Sustainable Technologies | ICAECT | - | - | 2023 |
| 14 | Dr. A. Sheela | Design and Development of Protective Suit for Underground Workers | ICEMCE | - | - | 2023 |
| 15 | Dr. A. Sheela | Performance Evaluation of Fuzzy Logic Controller Enabled Wind Energy Conversion System | ICEMCE | - | - | 2023 |
| 16 | Dr. V. Thirumurugan | Linear Integrated Circuits | Book Publication | - | ISBN: 9788119056200 | 2022 |
| 17 | Dr. V. Thirumurugan | Electric Circuits Analysis | Book Publication | - | ISBN: 9789393836113 | 2022 |
| 18 | Dr. V. Thirumurugan | Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering | Book Publication | - | ISBN: 9789393836519 | 2022 |
Patents
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering actively promotes innovation, product development and intellectual property creation. Faculty members continuously engage in research activities that lead to patent filing, technology transfer and industrial innovation, thereby strengthening the department's research ecosystem.
| S.No | Academic Year | Inventor(s) | Title | Application No. & Filed Date | Current Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2024-2025 |
Dr. V. Thirumurugan Ms. V. Karthika Dr. C. Anand Dr. N. Vasuki Dr. N. Rameshkumar Ms. D. Charmila |
The novelty resides in the shape and configuration of "IoT Enabled Remote Industrial Equipment Diagnostics Tool" |
Application No. & Patent Filed Date
(Details to be Updated) |
Patent Filed |
Student & Faculty Achievements
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering encourages students and faculty members to continuously enhance their knowledge through certification programmes, professional development initiatives and online learning platforms. The department takes pride in the outstanding achievements earned through NPTEL certification programmes.
Faculty Achievements
| S.No | Faculty Name | Achievement | Academic Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dr. A. Sheela | NPTEL BELIEVER | Jan - Apr 2024 |
| 2 | Dr. A. Sheela | NPTEL BELIEVER | Jan - Apr 2026 |
Student Achievements
| S.No | Student Name | Year | Achievement | Academic Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | V. Jaya Sudharsan | Second | NPTEL BELIEVER | Jan - Apr 2026 |
| 2 | A. Reshma | Second | NPTEL BELIEVER | Jan - Apr 2026 |
| 3 | R. Iniyan Sampath | Third | NPTEL BELIEVER | Jan - Apr 2026 |
| 4 | B. Sanjay | Third | NPTEL BELIEVER | Jan - Apr 2026 |
| 5 | M. Sharmeela | Third | NPTEL BELIEVER | Jan - Apr 2026 |
Gallery
Workshop / Seminars Photos of 2025-2026
Research Exploration on Journey of power system
Think. Imagine. Create– The First Step of Project Work
One Day intra-departmental event TRIGGER 2K25
IoT Opportunities for Startups
Session on Angel Investment/VC Funding Opportunities
Innovation and Research for Electrical Engineers in Advanced Electrical AutoCAD
Session on Start-up Legal & Ethical Step
Industry Institute Interaction Cell
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering has established a dedicated Industry Institute Interaction Cell (IIIC) to strengthen collaboration between academia and industry. The cell promotes knowledge exchange through industrial partnerships, expert interactions, internships, project guidance and technical training. These initiatives help bridge the gap between theoretical learning and industrial practice, preparing students to meet current and future industry requirements.
Industry Partners
- Aqua Pure Plus
- Galore Network
- HGS
- Yamaha
- Alpha Associates
- Alclance
- eNoah
- JBM Groups
- Molclone Labs
- Uniq Technologies
- Vee Tech
- Gestamp
- New Tech Industry
- Triemp Technologies
- Yamaha Motor Electronics
- Yamaha Music
- ChainSys
- Mcore Technologies
- Throttle Engineering
- Schwing Stetter India Pvt. Ltd.
- JSE Engineering Pvt. Ltd.
- Standard Electronics
- Modpro Engineering Solutions
- Myoung Shine
- TVS Sundaram Clayton
- Super Auto Forge
- Devendra Autocom Pvt. Ltd.
- M-Core Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
- Promho Energy Pvt. Ltd.
- SFO Technologies
- Timken
- Trans Energy Private Limited
Industry Interaction Activities
- Arranging Guest Lectures
- Students Project Guidance
- Industrial Visits
Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs)
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering has established Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with reputed industries and organizations to strengthen industry–institute collaboration. These partnerships provide opportunities for internships, industrial visits, expert lectures, skill development programmes, project guidance, research collaboration and placement support for students and faculty members.
| S.No | Name of the MoU | Contact Details | Academic Year | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | IPCS Global Solutions Pvt. Ltd. |
Sri P.R Arcade, Itteri Road, Ram Nagar, Meyyanur, Salem - 636004. Ph: 8754049094 |
2021-2022 | 3 Years |
| 2 | Shreyaas Industries and Interconnect Technologies |
No.49 & 50, Halehalli, Hebron Enclave Road, Opp. Adorono Bhavan, K.R. Puram, Thambu Chetty Palyam, Margondanahalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka - 560036. Ph: 9206729040 |
2021-2022 | 5 Years |
| 3 | Mikrosun Technology |
9/3-53, Rajaji Street, Near KPN Shed, Swarnapuri, Salem - 636004. Ph: 6380166126 |
2021-2022 | Life time |
| 4 | Imagecon India Pvt. Ltd. |
182-1A, Angammal Colony, Chineeri Vayalkadu, Pallapatti (PO), Salem - 636009. Ph: 8667238830 |
2021-2022 | 3 Years |
| 5 | Noob Tron Pvt. Ltd. |
3/4, Satrapathi Sivaji Street, Shanmuga Nagar, Kanchipuram, Chitlapakkam, Chennai - 600064. Ph: 9342722489 |
2021-2022 | Continuous |
| 6 | Crystal Clear Technology and Innovation |
305, 5th Extension Street, Gandhipuram, Coimbatore - 641012. |
2023-2024 | 5 Years |