July'23


The IUP Journal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

ISSN:2583-519X

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It is a quarterly journal that publishes research papers relating to Circuit Analysis and Applications; Linear and Non-linear circuits and systems; Power systems and Power electronics; Control and instrumentation; Automation; Electric and electronic measurement systems; Electrical drives and Electromechanical systems; Microwaves; RF and Microwave; Lasers and electro-optics; Digital signal processing; Image processing and communication; Robotics and automation; Multimedia network, etc.

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MPPT System Based on FTSM and Kgmo for Partial Shading Pv System
50
Automated Aqua Farm: Prototype Model with Essential Variables
50
Technical Solutions for Critical Civilian Infrastructure Protection Against HEMP
50
       
Contents : (July' 2023)

MPPT System Based on FTSM and Kgmo for Partial Shading Pv System
Sarveswara Prasad Revuru and Thiyagarajan Rathinam

The paper makes a comparative study of the four Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) algorithms used for Partial Shading Condition, Conservative MPP, Fast Terminal Sliding Mode (FTSM) controllers and under consistent shading circumstances. In addition, ANN, Kinetic Gas Molecule Optimization (KGMO) and FTSM MPPT are also included. A smart method is to use FTSM GWO algorithms under partly shadowed situations on a global MPP. The study includes a GWO methodology that successfully sets the efficient FTSM controller parameters such that the global maximum PV device powerpoint is monitored under partial shade. In the MATLAB setting and test performance, it is programmed for the suggested methodology of changing shade patterns dynamically. The findings are assessed and compared with ANN, KGMO and FTSM algorithms, and a more accurate method of monitoring the global MPP is found. The methods are also evaluated and contrasted in a PV array under various partial shadowing circumstances. Experimental effects are used to verify the control technique and stability analysis is performed based on the nonlinear method of analysis in the closed-loop design.


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Automated Aqua Farm: Prototype Model with Essential Variables
G Sakthivel, R Vinotha, A P Prabakaran and A Ragavendiran

Fish, crab, prawns and other seafood are among the animal-derived foods that are regarded as the safest in contemporary world in terms of enhancing food security. Globally, aquaculture is growing rapidly. India has a big impact on aquaculture due to its proximity to water. In the dynamic context of aquaculture ponds, the interactions between water quality factors are complicated. For instance, unbalanced temperature and pH conditions may make ammonia more dangerous. In poor quality water, fish do eat, but the calories are changed to promote health rather than development. When the water is of high quality, animals can defend themselves most effectively. In this paper, the proposed model monitors and controls fish growth, detection of aquatic animal illnesses and Water Quality Index (WQI). Automated aquaculture employing Arduino and image enhancement techniques are used mainly to spot fish infections. Additionally, management of aqua system is employed to generate high-quality aqua food for customers.


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Technical Solutions for Critical Civilian Infrastructure Protection Against HEMP
Vladimir Gurevich

Protection of critical civilian infrastructure from High Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse (HEMP) at nuclear explosions is significantly different from the protection of military facilities. Therefore, attempts to use well-known military protection means in the civilian sector have failed. The paper analyzes these features and describes new technical solutions designed specifically for civilian infrastructure.


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