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Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswathi Viswa Mahavidyalaya

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Mrs.S.Renukadevi

Dr.S.Renukadevi

Assistant Professor Stage- II
contact : 044-27264301,9789099425
Email:
renukadevi.s@kanchiuniv.ac.in

 

M.E, Ph.D.

Her Area of Interest lies in Multi level Converters, Adjustable Speed Drives, Power quality issues, DC/DC converters

Power Electronics and Drives,
High Voltage DC Transmission Systems,
Integrated Circuits,
Power system Stability,
Electronic Devices.
Power Electronics Lab,
Circuits and Devices Lab,
Integrated Circuits Lab,
Computer Aided Power System Lab,
Electrical Machines Lab.

Google Scholar ID Link
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=1dL4NJMAAAAJ&hl=en

Publications

  1. Renukadevi, M.Rathinakumar, “A New Approach To Improve The Performance of ASD During Voltage Sag Using Swiss Rectifier”, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, vol.9, issue.23, 2014, pp.19027-19035. (Scopus &UGC)
  2. Renukadevi, M.Rathinakumar, “A DC inrush current minimisation method using modified z-source inverter in adjustable speed drives”, International journal of power electronics and drive system (IJPEDS), vol.7, issue.4, Dec 2016, pp.1228-1232. (Scopus &UGC)
  3. Renukadevi, M.Rathinakumar, “Comparative study of various adjustable speed drives during voltage sag”, International journal of power electronics and drive system (IJPEDS), vol.7, issue.4, Dec 2016, pp.1393-1401.(Scopus &UGC)
  4. Renukadevi, M.Rathinakumar, “Improved output voltage control of single phase Vienna rectifier with sliding mode control”, Journal of Advanced Research in dynamical and control systems, vol.10, issue.10, Dec 2018, pp.2496-2504. (Scopus &UGC)
  5. Renukadevi, M.Rathinakumar, “An improved voltage sag mitigation technique for Adjustable Speed Drives”, International Journal of Control and Automation,vol.13,issue.4, April 2020,pp.13-23. (Scopus &UGC)
    Conferences 
  6. Renukadevi, M.Rathinakumar, “Performance improvement of ASD during Sag Using Swiss Rectifier and Z-source Inverter”, IEEE Conference NCET NRES EM, Aarupadai Veedu Institute of Technology, Dec 2014.
  7. Renukadevi, M.Rathinakumar,” Analysis of Adjustable Speed Drives during Voltage Sag”, International Conference on Computation of Power, Energy, Information and Communication, Adhiparasakthi Engineering College, 2015.
  8. Renukadevi, M.Rathinakumar, “Improved Output Voltage Control of Single Phase Vienna Rectifier with Sliding Mode Control”, CROSSROAD 2018, M.G.R Educational Institute and Research, March 2018.
  9. Paper presented “Transformer less Multilevel Modular Capacitor Clamped dc- dc Converter” 2nd International conference on Competency Building Strategies in Business and Technology for Sustainable Development on 22nd February 2013,Sri Ganesh School of Business Management, Salem
  10. Paper presented on “Voltage Sag Mitigation using PFC Rectifier” in the National Level Conference on Power electronics, Renewable & Control systems on 22th March 2014 in Erode Sengunthar Engineering College
  11. Attended a National Conference on Power System Emergencies at Department EEE, SCSVMV University on 12th December 2013
  12. Participated in CSIR Sponsored National Conference on Power System
  13. Emergencies- NPSEC-2012, on 12.12.2012 @SCSVMV University
  14. Renukadevi, M.Rathinakumar, “A Comparative study of inverters for three phase induction motor drives to mitigate voltage sag”, ICSSS19, Saveetha Engineering College, March 2019, IEEE Digital Explorer,978-1-5386-4304-4/18/©2018 IEEE


    Book Published:
    Title: THE FUTURE OF IOT:MODERN TECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRY AUTOMATION
    PUBLISHER: SCIENTIFIC INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING HOUSE

    Patent published:
     IOT BASED SMART SYSTEM FOR FIRE DETECTION IN FORESTS

Full Articles / Abstracts Published in Conference Proceedings:

1)saravanan E, Renukadevi S, ” Power Quality improvement at sitribution level using renewable energy sources,” International conference on recent trends in engineering and technology, 2015.
2)Renukadevi S, Rathinakumar M, ” Analysis of adjustable speed drives during voltage sag,” IEEE International conference on computation of power,energy,information and communication, 2015.
3)Renukadevi S, Rathinakumar M, ” Performance improvement of ASD during sag using swiss rectifier and Z-source inverter,” IEEE National conference on Emerging trends in new and reneawable energy sources and energy management, 2014.
4)Renukadevi S, Rathinakumar M, ” Voltage sag mitigation using PFC rectifiers,” IEEE National level conference on power electronics,renewable and control systems, 2014.
5)Jayanthi R, Renukadevi S, ” Transformerless multilevel modular capacitor clamped dc-dc converter,” International conference on competency building strategies in business and technology for sutainable development, 2013.

About Placement and Training Divison

Every student comes with an aspiration for a flying career. The training and placement division work to support the student’s aspirations with an aim to guide them to start building a career and not just an employment.

Career Planning is a complex process and when multiple opportunities are in front of the final year students, it’s become difficult for them to identify the best suited opportunity. The Training & Placement Division understand this and conducts various programmes and support services to meet the needs of students towards their professional development. The division works with the students and for the students in their career planning process.

The placement division acts as a bridge among the students, academic departments and industries. We start with conducting career guidance and counseling sessions with industry experts so that students could understand and define their career aspirations. This would help us to understand their career needs and to connect them for the required training & up-skilling sessions.

Today, there is no scarcity for knowledge-centers but choosing the right place to up-skill is the key to succeed and we ensure that we connects the students with best resource centers in the market. We train the students from their II year onwards with Soft Skill & English Communications in the 3rd and 4th semester respectively. In the III year, students are trained in Aptitude skills. These skill sets are compulsory for students who aspire to qualify for campus placements, competitive exams and much more. Our in-house faculty will handle these training programmes with diligent.

We connect the students with multiple resources for them to perceive, possess, prepare, practice, perform and prosper.

Many say knowledge is power, but it is equally true that applied knowledge is the real power. We encourage students to take up internships, industry certifications, to take-up career assessments, to participate in hackathons, tech. contests and other skill development activities. Students also have access to learn foreign languages as open electives. These add-ons would increase their knowledge and skill-set; which would fetch the best opportunities for them to start their career.

Preparation + Opportunity = Success. Our motto is to guide the students to prepare for their career and to support them with opportunities. If the students are prepared, they can easily grab the opportunity and shine.

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