M.Sc.

in Power Electronics and Drives Engineering

1. Program Overview
The MSc program in Power Electronics and Drives is an exciting opportunity for
students looking to specialize in electrical engineering. The program provides a
comprehensive understanding of the subject, covering topics such as power
semiconductor devices, electric machines and drives, and renewable energy systems.
With an emphasis on hands-on experience and practical knowledge, students gain the
skills and expertise needed to design, analyze, and optimize power electronics and
drives systems.
As a graduate of this program, you will be highly sought after in industries such as
renewable energy, electric vehicles, aerospace, and industrial automation. With the
growing demand for professionals in this field, a degree in Power Electronics and
Drives can open doors to rewarding and challenging career opportunities. Join us to
become an electrical engineering expert and help shape the future of sustainable
energy. Apply today and take the first step towards an exciting and fulfilling career in
Power Electronics and Drives.
2. Program Structure:
The program is a two-year course of study, consisting of 4 semesters. The curriculum
includes core courses, electives, project and a thesis. Students will also have the
opportunity to participate in industrial internships and research projects. The total
credit for the master's program will be 60 credits including credits for core and elective
courses, credits for projects and a thesis.
Year : I Part I
Teaching Schedule Examination Scheme
Final Exam Total Remark
Course Assessment
SN Course Title Credit Duration Marks
Code Marks
Hours
1 EE Optimization 4 40 3 60 100 Core
Techniques
2 Analysis of Electrical 4 40 3 60 100 Core
EE
Machines
3 EE Advanced Power 4 40 3 60 100 Core
Electronics
4 EE Advanced Power 4 40 3 60 100 Core
System Analysis
Total 16 160 240 400
Year : I Part II
Teaching Schedule Examination Scheme
Final Exam
Course Assessment Total Remark
SN Course Title Credit Duration Marks
Code Marks
Hours
Modelling and
1 EE Control of 4 40 3 60 100 Core
Renewable Energy
Modelling and
2 EE Control of Electric 4 40 3 60 100 Core
Drives
3 EE Elective-I 4 40 3 60 100
4 EE Elective-II 4 40 3 60 100
Total 16 160 240 400

Year: II Part I
Teaching Schedule Examination Scheme
Final Exam
S. Course Assessment Total Remark
Course Title Credit Duration Marks
N. Code Marks
Hours
1 EE Elective -III 4 40 3 60 100
2 EE Elective -IV 4 40 3 60 100
3 EE Project 4 100 - - 100
Total 12 180 120 300

Year: II Part II
Teaching Schedule Examination Scheme
Final Exam
S. Assessment Total Remark
Course Code Course Title Credit Duration Marks
N. Marks
Hours
1 EE Thesis 16 100 - - 100

Elective I:
i. Electro-Magnetic Field Computation and Modelling
ii. Distribution Generation Technology and Microgrid
iii. Advanced Power Semiconductor Devices

Elective II:
i. Special Electrical Machines
ii. Solid State Power Controllers
iii. Reliability in Power Electronics and Drives
Elective III:
i. Electric Vehicle and Power Management
ii. Microcontroller and FPGA-Based Power Electronics Controller
iii. High Voltage DC System
iv. Non-Linear Dynamics for Power Electronic Circuits

Elective III:
i. Industrial Automation
ii. Artificial Intelligence (AI)
iii. Railway Power Supply System and Traction
iv. Power Quality

3. Scope and Opportunities of PED:

i. Renewable Energy: Graduates can work on designing and optimizing renewable energy
systems such as solar and wind power plants.
ii. Electric Vehicle Industry: Power electronics and drives experts are in demand to design
and optimize electric vehicle powertrain systems.
iii. Power Generation: Power electronics and drives are essential components in power
generation systems, including thermal power plants, hydroelectric power plants, and
wind power plants.
iv. Industrial Automation: Graduates can work in a variety of industrial automation
applications, including factory automation, process control, and robotics.
v. Aerospace: Power electronics and drives play a critical role in aerospace applications,
such as spacecraft power systems, avionics, and flight control systems.
vi. Research and Development: Graduates can work on cutting-edge technologies in the
field, including developing new materials and advanced control algorithms.
vii. Further Education: Graduates can pursue further studies, such as a Ph.D. in the field,
to advance their knowledge and expertise in power electronics and drives.
viii. International Opportunities: Power electronics and drives are global industries, and
graduates can expect to find employment opportunities in various countries
worldwide, providing the opportunity to work in diverse cultural and professional
environments.

4. Laboratory:
i. Power Electronics and Drives Lab
ii. Computer Simulation Lab
iii. Real-time Simulation Lab

5. Contact Information:
Assoc. Professor Jeetendra Chaudhary
M.Sc. Coordinator,
M.Sc. in Power Electronics and Drives,
Email: [email protected]; [email protected]
Contact: 01-5543081