SANTHANA KRISHNAN T | Power Converters | Best Researcher Award Posted on 31/08/202431/08/2024 by ScienceFather Dr. SANTHANA KRISHNAN T | Power Converters | Best Researcher Award ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (SELECTION GRADE) at RAJALAKSHMI ENGINEERING COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS),CHENNAI, India T. Santhana Krishnan is an accomplished academic with 17 years of experience in electrical engineering and management. He holds a B.E. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, an M.Tech in Power Electronics and Drives, and is pursuing a PhD at Anna University. His research focuses on power electronics, renewable energy systems, and control strategies, with numerous publications in national and international journals, including high-impact papers on wind energy and photovoltaic systems. Krishnan has been an Assistant Professor at Rajalakshmi Engineering College since 2005 and has previously lectured at Ayya Nadar Janaki Ammal College. His professional memberships include IEEE, the Institution of Engineers (India), and ISTE. Despite his extensive publication record and teaching experience, enhancing his research impact through higher citations, international collaborations, and securing additional funding could further strengthen his profile in the academic community. Profile ORCID Profile Scopus Profile Google Scholar Education T. Santhana Krishnan’s educational journey is marked by a strong foundation in engineering and management. He completed his Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Mepco Schlenk Engineering College, Sivakasi, under Madurai Kamaraj University, graduating with First Class honors. He further pursued a Master of Management and Systems at Thiagarajar College, Madurai Kamaraj University, also achieving First Class. Krishnan continued his academic advancement with a Master of Technology in Power Electronics and Drives from S.R.M. Institute of Science and Technology, where he graduated with a CGPA of 8.62, again with First Class honors. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Anna University, focusing on advanced topics in his field. His educational background underscores a commitment to excellence and a robust understanding of both theoretical and practical aspects of electrical engineering and management. Professional Experience T. Santhana Krishnan has garnered extensive professional experience in the field of electrical engineering over a span of 17 years. He began his career as a lecturer in the Department of Management Studies at Ayya Nadar Janaki Ammal College, Sivakasi, from June 2001 to July 2003, where he also served as a Placement Coordinator. Since June 2005, he has been an Assistant Professor-SG at Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Thandalam, contributing significantly to both teaching and research. His roles have encompassed various responsibilities, including curriculum development and student mentoring. His academic journey is complemented by his involvement in research projects, publications, and presentations at both national and international conferences. This experience highlights his commitment to advancing knowledge in electrical engineering and his dedication to fostering academic growth and professional development in his students. Research Interest T. Santhana Krishnan’s research interests predominantly revolve around power electronics and renewable energy systems. His work focuses on developing advanced control strategies and efficient converters for wind and solar energy systems, including high-frequency AC choppers and quasi-resonant boost converters. He has extensively explored sensorless vector control of induction motor drives and the design and implementation of photovoltaic systems. His research also delves into optimizing energy conversion and management systems, aiming to enhance performance and reliability in various applications. Additionally, Krishnan is interested in the integration of these systems into microgrids, utilizing innovative control techniques such as Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) based Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT). His contributions include designing novel solutions for energy efficiency and sustainability, underscoring his commitment to advancing technologies in power electronics and renewable energy. Research Skills T. Santhana Krishnan exhibits a diverse range of research skills critical to advancements in electrical engineering and power systems. His expertise includes power electronics, renewable energy systems, and control strategies, reflected in his extensive publication record. He demonstrates proficiency in modeling and simulation, particularly in areas such as wind energy conversion systems and photovoltaic fed converters. His ability to employ advanced control techniques and optimization methods is evident from his work on MPPT controllers and quasi-resonant converters. Skilled in using tools like MATLAB and EMTP, he adeptly handles complex simulations and analyses. His involvement in national and international conferences indicates strong communication skills and a commitment to staying current with industry developments. Moreover, his membership in professional organizations such as IEEE and ISTE showcases his engagement with the research community and access to a broad network of expertise. Award and Recognition T. Santhana Krishnan has garnered significant recognition for his contributions to the field of electrical engineering. His extensive research in power electronics and renewable energy systems has been showcased in numerous prestigious journals and conferences, including international publications in high-impact journals. As a member of IEEE, the Institution of Engineers (India), and ISTE, he is actively engaged with the global academic and professional community. His dedication to teaching, demonstrated through his 17 years of experience, includes roles as a lecturer and placement coordinator, highlighting his commitment to student development and academic excellence. His work on topics such as wind energy conversion and photovoltaic systems has been well-received, reflecting his expertise and impact in the field. These accomplishments underscore his qualification for prestigious awards and further solidify his reputation as a distinguished researcher and educator. Conclusion T. Santhana Krishnan is a well-qualified candidate for the Best Researcher Award, with a substantial publication record and extensive teaching experience. His work in power electronics and renewable energy systems is significant, and his active engagement in professional organizations further supports his candidacy. To strengthen his application, he could focus on increasing the impact of his research through higher citation rates, expanding international collaborations, and securing additional research funding. Continued contributions to high-impact journals and conferences will also enhance his profile as a leading researcher in his field Publications Top Notes Theoretical Study on Power Distribution Systems for Electric Vehicles Authors: VS Chandrika, A Sivakumar, TS Krishnan, J Pradeep, S Manikandan, … Journal: Intelligent Engineering Applications and Applied Sciences for Sustainability Year: 2023 Citations: 38 Power quality enhancement in sensitive local distribution grid using interval type-II fuzzy logic controlled DSTATCOM Authors: SB Pandu, CK Sundarabalan, NS Srinath, TS Krishnan, GS Priya, … Journal: IEEE Access Year: 2021 Volume and Issue: 9, 59888-59899 Citations: 38 Fuzzy logic based optimal tip speed ratio MPPT controller for grid connected WECS Authors: PS Babu, CK Sundarabalan, C Balasundar, TS Krishnan Journal: Materials Today: Proceedings Year: 2021 Volume and Issue: 45, 2544-2550 Citations: 16 Real time metropolitan bus positioning system design using GPS and GSM Authors: B Janarthanan, T Santhanakrishnan Conference: 2014 International Conference on Green Computing Communication and … Year: 2014 Citations: 16 Optimizing solar power plant efficiency through advanced analytical framework and comparative analysis Authors: V Senthil Kumar, R Aruna, M Varalatchoumy, P Manikannan, … Journal: Journal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems Year: 2024 Citations: 5 Stability Analysis and Region in control parameter space of thermal system with constant delays Authors: SB Pandu, T Santhanakrishnan, CK Sundarabalan, V Venkatachalam Journal: Journal of Control Engineering and Applied Informatics Year: 2021 Volume and Issue: 23 (3), 24-31 Citations: 4 Survey on combinations of load frequency control, ABT and economic dispatch control in a deregulated environment Authors: GS Priya, P Sivakumar, TS Krishnan Conference: 2017 International Conference on Computation of Power, Energy Information … Year: 2017 Citations: 2 Photovoltaic-wind-battery and diesel generator-based hybrid energy system for residential buildings in smart city Coimbatore Authors: SK Thirumalai, A Karthick, PK Dhal, S Pundir Journal: Environmental Science and Pollution Research Year: 2024 Volume and Issue: 31 (9), 14229-14238 Citations: 1 An Enhanced Optimal Design of a Phase Changing Material Based Photo Voltaic System using Deep Learning Authors: MA Prasanna Lakshmi G S, Mani P K, S. Sangeetha, T. Santhana Krishnan, T … Conference: 2023 International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge … Year: 2023 Citations: 1 A study on the functionality of PID and fuzzy logic controllers for Quadratic Boost Converter (QBC) Authors: SH Arigela, TS Krishnan, SK Krishnakumar, A Mohanraj, MR Mahajan Conference: 2022 International Conference on Power, Energy, Control and Transmission … Year: 2022 Citations: 1
T. Santhana Krishnan is an accomplished academic with 17 years of experience in electrical engineering and management. He holds a B.E. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, an M.Tech in Power Electronics and Drives, and is pursuing a PhD at Anna University. His research focuses on power electronics, renewable energy systems, and control strategies, with numerous publications in national and international journals, including high-impact papers on wind energy and photovoltaic systems. Krishnan has been an Assistant Professor at Rajalakshmi Engineering College since 2005 and has previously lectured at Ayya Nadar Janaki Ammal College. His professional memberships include IEEE, the Institution of Engineers (India), and ISTE. Despite his extensive publication record and teaching experience, enhancing his research impact through higher citations, international collaborations, and securing additional funding could further strengthen his profile in the academic community. Profile ORCID Profile Scopus Profile Google Scholar Education T. Santhana Krishnan’s educational journey is marked by a strong foundation in engineering and management. He completed his Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Mepco Schlenk Engineering College, Sivakasi, under Madurai Kamaraj University, graduating with First Class honors. He further pursued a Master of Management and Systems at Thiagarajar College, Madurai Kamaraj University, also achieving First Class. Krishnan continued his academic advancement with a Master of Technology in Power Electronics and Drives from S.R.M. Institute of Science and Technology, where he graduated with a CGPA of 8.62, again with First Class honors. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Anna University, focusing on advanced topics in his field. His educational background underscores a commitment to excellence and a robust understanding of both theoretical and practical aspects of electrical engineering and management. Professional Experience T. Santhana Krishnan has garnered extensive professional experience in the field of electrical engineering over a span of 17 years. He began his career as a lecturer in the Department of Management Studies at Ayya Nadar Janaki Ammal College, Sivakasi, from June 2001 to July 2003, where he also served as a Placement Coordinator. Since June 2005, he has been an Assistant Professor-SG at Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Thandalam, contributing significantly to both teaching and research. His roles have encompassed various responsibilities, including curriculum development and student mentoring. His academic journey is complemented by his involvement in research projects, publications, and presentations at both national and international conferences. This experience highlights his commitment to advancing knowledge in electrical engineering and his dedication to fostering academic growth and professional development in his students. Research Interest T. Santhana Krishnan’s research interests predominantly revolve around power electronics and renewable energy systems. His work focuses on developing advanced control strategies and efficient converters for wind and solar energy systems, including high-frequency AC choppers and quasi-resonant boost converters. He has extensively explored sensorless vector control of induction motor drives and the design and implementation of photovoltaic systems. His research also delves into optimizing energy conversion and management systems, aiming to enhance performance and reliability in various applications. Additionally, Krishnan is interested in the integration of these systems into microgrids, utilizing innovative control techniques such as Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) based Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT). His contributions include designing novel solutions for energy efficiency and sustainability, underscoring his commitment to advancing technologies in power electronics and renewable energy. Research Skills T. Santhana Krishnan exhibits a diverse range of research skills critical to advancements in electrical engineering and power systems. His expertise includes power electronics, renewable energy systems, and control strategies, reflected in his extensive publication record. He demonstrates proficiency in modeling and simulation, particularly in areas such as wind energy conversion systems and photovoltaic fed converters. His ability to employ advanced control techniques and optimization methods is evident from his work on MPPT controllers and quasi-resonant converters. Skilled in using tools like MATLAB and EMTP, he adeptly handles complex simulations and analyses. His involvement in national and international conferences indicates strong communication skills and a commitment to staying current with industry developments. Moreover, his membership in professional organizations such as IEEE and ISTE showcases his engagement with the research community and access to a broad network of expertise. Award and Recognition T. Santhana Krishnan has garnered significant recognition for his contributions to the field of electrical engineering. His extensive research in power electronics and renewable energy systems has been showcased in numerous prestigious journals and conferences, including international publications in high-impact journals. As a member of IEEE, the Institution of Engineers (India), and ISTE, he is actively engaged with the global academic and professional community. His dedication to teaching, demonstrated through his 17 years of experience, includes roles as a lecturer and placement coordinator, highlighting his commitment to student development and academic excellence. His work on topics such as wind energy conversion and photovoltaic systems has been well-received, reflecting his expertise and impact in the field. These accomplishments underscore his qualification for prestigious awards and further solidify his reputation as a distinguished researcher and educator. Conclusion T. Santhana Krishnan is a well-qualified candidate for the Best Researcher Award, with a substantial publication record and extensive teaching experience. His work in power electronics and renewable energy systems is significant, and his active engagement in professional organizations further supports his candidacy. To strengthen his application, he could focus on increasing the impact of his research through higher citation rates, expanding international collaborations, and securing additional research funding. Continued contributions to high-impact journals and conferences will also enhance his profile as a leading researcher in his field Publications Top Notes Theoretical Study on Power Distribution Systems for Electric Vehicles Authors: VS Chandrika, A Sivakumar, TS Krishnan, J Pradeep, S Manikandan, … Journal: Intelligent Engineering Applications and Applied Sciences for Sustainability Year: 2023 Citations: 38 Power quality enhancement in sensitive local distribution grid using interval type-II fuzzy logic controlled DSTATCOM Authors: SB Pandu, CK Sundarabalan, NS Srinath, TS Krishnan, GS Priya, … Journal: IEEE Access Year: 2021 Volume and Issue: 9, 59888-59899 Citations: 38 Fuzzy logic based optimal tip speed ratio MPPT controller for grid connected WECS Authors: PS Babu, CK Sundarabalan, C Balasundar, TS Krishnan Journal: Materials Today: Proceedings Year: 2021 Volume and Issue: 45, 2544-2550 Citations: 16 Real time metropolitan bus positioning system design using GPS and GSM Authors: B Janarthanan, T Santhanakrishnan Conference: 2014 International Conference on Green Computing Communication and … Year: 2014 Citations: 16 Optimizing solar power plant efficiency through advanced analytical framework and comparative analysis Authors: V Senthil Kumar, R Aruna, M Varalatchoumy, P Manikannan, … Journal: Journal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems Year: 2024 Citations: 5 Stability Analysis and Region in control parameter space of thermal system with constant delays Authors: SB Pandu, T Santhanakrishnan, CK Sundarabalan, V Venkatachalam Journal: Journal of Control Engineering and Applied Informatics Year: 2021 Volume and Issue: 23 (3), 24-31 Citations: 4 Survey on combinations of load frequency control, ABT and economic dispatch control in a deregulated environment Authors: GS Priya, P Sivakumar, TS Krishnan Conference: 2017 International Conference on Computation of Power, Energy Information … Year: 2017 Citations: 2 Photovoltaic-wind-battery and diesel generator-based hybrid energy system for residential buildings in smart city Coimbatore Authors: SK Thirumalai, A Karthick, PK Dhal, S Pundir Journal: Environmental Science and Pollution Research Year: 2024 Volume and Issue: 31 (9), 14229-14238 Citations: 1 An Enhanced Optimal Design of a Phase Changing Material Based Photo Voltaic System using Deep Learning Authors: MA Prasanna Lakshmi G S, Mani P K, S. Sangeetha, T. Santhana Krishnan, T … Conference: 2023 International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge … Year: 2023 Citations: 1 A study on the functionality of PID and fuzzy logic controllers for Quadratic Boost Converter (QBC) Authors: SH Arigela, TS Krishnan, SK Krishnakumar, A Mohanraj, MR Mahajan Conference: 2022 International Conference on Power, Energy, Control and Transmission … Year: 2022 Citations: 1
T. Santhana Krishnan has garnered extensive professional experience in the field of electrical engineering over a span of 17 years. He began his career as a lecturer in the Department of Management Studies at Ayya Nadar Janaki Ammal College, Sivakasi, from June 2001 to July 2003, where he also served as a Placement Coordinator. Since June 2005, he has been an Assistant Professor-SG at Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Thandalam, contributing significantly to both teaching and research. His roles have encompassed various responsibilities, including curriculum development and student mentoring. His academic journey is complemented by his involvement in research projects, publications, and presentations at both national and international conferences. This experience highlights his commitment to advancing knowledge in electrical engineering and his dedication to fostering academic growth and professional development in his students. Research Interest T. Santhana Krishnan’s research interests predominantly revolve around power electronics and renewable energy systems. His work focuses on developing advanced control strategies and efficient converters for wind and solar energy systems, including high-frequency AC choppers and quasi-resonant boost converters. He has extensively explored sensorless vector control of induction motor drives and the design and implementation of photovoltaic systems. His research also delves into optimizing energy conversion and management systems, aiming to enhance performance and reliability in various applications. Additionally, Krishnan is interested in the integration of these systems into microgrids, utilizing innovative control techniques such as Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) based Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT). His contributions include designing novel solutions for energy efficiency and sustainability, underscoring his commitment to advancing technologies in power electronics and renewable energy. Research Skills T. Santhana Krishnan exhibits a diverse range of research skills critical to advancements in electrical engineering and power systems. His expertise includes power electronics, renewable energy systems, and control strategies, reflected in his extensive publication record. He demonstrates proficiency in modeling and simulation, particularly in areas such as wind energy conversion systems and photovoltaic fed converters. His ability to employ advanced control techniques and optimization methods is evident from his work on MPPT controllers and quasi-resonant converters. Skilled in using tools like MATLAB and EMTP, he adeptly handles complex simulations and analyses. His involvement in national and international conferences indicates strong communication skills and a commitment to staying current with industry developments. Moreover, his membership in professional organizations such as IEEE and ISTE showcases his engagement with the research community and access to a broad network of expertise. Award and Recognition T. Santhana Krishnan has garnered significant recognition for his contributions to the field of electrical engineering. His extensive research in power electronics and renewable energy systems has been showcased in numerous prestigious journals and conferences, including international publications in high-impact journals. As a member of IEEE, the Institution of Engineers (India), and ISTE, he is actively engaged with the global academic and professional community. His dedication to teaching, demonstrated through his 17 years of experience, includes roles as a lecturer and placement coordinator, highlighting his commitment to student development and academic excellence. His work on topics such as wind energy conversion and photovoltaic systems has been well-received, reflecting his expertise and impact in the field. These accomplishments underscore his qualification for prestigious awards and further solidify his reputation as a distinguished researcher and educator. Conclusion T. Santhana Krishnan is a well-qualified candidate for the Best Researcher Award, with a substantial publication record and extensive teaching experience. His work in power electronics and renewable energy systems is significant, and his active engagement in professional organizations further supports his candidacy. To strengthen his application, he could focus on increasing the impact of his research through higher citation rates, expanding international collaborations, and securing additional research funding. Continued contributions to high-impact journals and conferences will also enhance his profile as a leading researcher in his field Publications Top Notes Theoretical Study on Power Distribution Systems for Electric Vehicles Authors: VS Chandrika, A Sivakumar, TS Krishnan, J Pradeep, S Manikandan, … Journal: Intelligent Engineering Applications and Applied Sciences for Sustainability Year: 2023 Citations: 38 Power quality enhancement in sensitive local distribution grid using interval type-II fuzzy logic controlled DSTATCOM Authors: SB Pandu, CK Sundarabalan, NS Srinath, TS Krishnan, GS Priya, … Journal: IEEE Access Year: 2021 Volume and Issue: 9, 59888-59899 Citations: 38 Fuzzy logic based optimal tip speed ratio MPPT controller for grid connected WECS Authors: PS Babu, CK Sundarabalan, C Balasundar, TS Krishnan Journal: Materials Today: Proceedings Year: 2021 Volume and Issue: 45, 2544-2550 Citations: 16 Real time metropolitan bus positioning system design using GPS and GSM Authors: B Janarthanan, T Santhanakrishnan Conference: 2014 International Conference on Green Computing Communication and … Year: 2014 Citations: 16 Optimizing solar power plant efficiency through advanced analytical framework and comparative analysis Authors: V Senthil Kumar, R Aruna, M Varalatchoumy, P Manikannan, … Journal: Journal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems Year: 2024 Citations: 5 Stability Analysis and Region in control parameter space of thermal system with constant delays Authors: SB Pandu, T Santhanakrishnan, CK Sundarabalan, V Venkatachalam Journal: Journal of Control Engineering and Applied Informatics Year: 2021 Volume and Issue: 23 (3), 24-31 Citations: 4 Survey on combinations of load frequency control, ABT and economic dispatch control in a deregulated environment Authors: GS Priya, P Sivakumar, TS Krishnan Conference: 2017 International Conference on Computation of Power, Energy Information … Year: 2017 Citations: 2 Photovoltaic-wind-battery and diesel generator-based hybrid energy system for residential buildings in smart city Coimbatore Authors: SK Thirumalai, A Karthick, PK Dhal, S Pundir Journal: Environmental Science and Pollution Research Year: 2024 Volume and Issue: 31 (9), 14229-14238 Citations: 1 An Enhanced Optimal Design of a Phase Changing Material Based Photo Voltaic System using Deep Learning Authors: MA Prasanna Lakshmi G S, Mani P K, S. Sangeetha, T. Santhana Krishnan, T … Conference: 2023 International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge … Year: 2023 Citations: 1 A study on the functionality of PID and fuzzy logic controllers for Quadratic Boost Converter (QBC) Authors: SH Arigela, TS Krishnan, SK Krishnakumar, A Mohanraj, MR Mahajan Conference: 2022 International Conference on Power, Energy, Control and Transmission … Year: 2022 Citations: 1