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Prof. A. H. Bhat EED, NIT Srinagar Kashmir
India
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 20 เม.ย. 2020
B.Tech in Electrical Engineering from NIT Srinagar, Kashmir
M.Tech in Power Electronics and Electric Drives from IIT Roorkee.
PhD in Electrical Engineering from IIT Roorkee
Research Interest: Power Electronics, Electrical Drives, Power Quality, Custom Power Devices, Improved Power Quality Converters, Matrix Converter, Multilevel Converters, FACTS, DC & AC Microgrids, Smart Grids and DSP Applications in Power Converters
M.Tech in Power Electronics and Electric Drives from IIT Roorkee.
PhD in Electrical Engineering from IIT Roorkee
Research Interest: Power Electronics, Electrical Drives, Power Quality, Custom Power Devices, Improved Power Quality Converters, Matrix Converter, Multilevel Converters, FACTS, DC & AC Microgrids, Smart Grids and DSP Applications in Power Converters
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Very helpful lecture
very clear explanation thankyou sir.
just came across this series recently and it's been really helpful for me as a student, thanks prof!
Sir please upload your classroom lecture as well because no discusses power electronics in this much details not even on nptel I have seen this great details
IGBT needs to be forward biased like SCR for conducting? How lower leg IGBTs are conducting?
Sir, I appreciate your way of explaining. I was associated with HVDC project of MAHATRANSCO, as a system maintenance engineer. Old LCC based project
Sir, Just like an SCR, IGBT needs to be forward biased for conduction or firing? How lower IGBTs are conducting? wats the bias across them?
@@jayantkhanzode lower igbt also conduct when they are forward biased. Feedback diodes conduct depending upon direction of current
@@prof.a.h.bhateednitsrinaga6515 Thanks sir for your kind response
Sir, can you upload the 6th lecture?
Why does a smaller leading power factor (0.9) get you better voltage and higher power transfer and not the 0.97 leading power factor?
@@ryanfrancis9134 0.97 is very small leading power factor (close to unity) whereas 0.9 pf is slightly higher leading power factor, leading to better voltage owing to flow of leading vars on line which cancel lagging vars.
@@prof.a.h.bhateednitsrinaga6515 Thank you for your prompt response. I rarely encounter leading power which is why I am a little confused. So leading PF works different from lagging PF where the smaller the number the better is the PF when it’s leading and the larger the number the better it is when it’s lagging?
Sir, Reactive power in Transmission line is necessary to what extent and the tranmission angle is the included angle between what and what parameters.Can you please explain
@@PranavIllinda Reactive power flow in the line will be dictated by the reactive load on the system. Power angle is the phase angle between sending end and recieving end voltages and it determines the real power flow on the line. Hope your queries are answered.
@@prof.a.h.bhateednitsrinaga6515 Thank you sir.But then why we call it as machine angle.
sir, ye printed sine wave sheets kaha milenge?..for practice
Great explanation
Thanks Excellent
Respected Sir, heard your voice once again. Regards. Hope you are doing well.
Professor sahib, you are showing rectifier circuit where commutation failure does not happen. CF happens invariably at inverter end, pl correct it.
Sir, it the outgoing valve not incoming valve, pl correct it.
Thank you sir. I referred your lecrures first time during my BTech final year for an advanced power electronics course. Currently I am pursuing master in Power engineering from Jadavpur University. And studying this for a course related to HVDC tramsmission. Thank you for these wonderful lectures.
@32:14 how did u arrive at [(1/2) (I^2 ).X], did u take delta to be 60 degrees?
Here's a confusion.Please explain it,sir.
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Sir, your explanation was awesome Sir, can I get any explanation video related to the concept of single and three phase bridge converters used in VSC operation.
What an explanation sir🎉🎉
Great!
Thank you so much sir!!! You explained it really well.
Thanks for so much effort to teach us..
Lecture is long but very knowledgeable
Thank you sir,no one explained like this on youtube
Sir excellent explanation
Sir why cant we use the first six methods for series compensation at distribution level 12:22
Sir, I really appreciate the lecture. But I have a serious doubt. IN CASE OF NON LINEAR LOADS AS YOU HAVE MENTIONED SHUNT PASSIVE FILTERS ACT AS A LOW IMPEDANCE PATH TOR THE HARMONIC CURRENT, THEREBY PASSING THROUGH IT. HOW DOES THAT MAKE THE SOURCE CURRENT PURELY SINUSOIDAL AND HOW DOES THE NON LINEAR LOAD GET ITS SHARE OF THE HARMONIC CURRENT WHICH IT REQUIRES.
Actually the harmonic content is provided by the filter and not the source. This relieves the source from supplying the harmonic power.
Thank you sir for this type of explanation of STATCOM
Wow.. ..........
You are the best 💜💜💜
You really bad teacher
Hello Dr. Bhat, thank you for the lecture on HVDC, very interesting. Just a request, could you please upload Video 6 of this series?
Similar to video 8 sir. Thank you
Excellent knowledge.
👌👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍
This is a brilliant lecture for understanding UPQC. No other video on you tube does this better than this one. Thank you Sir !!!!
controller of series active hybrid power filter
But your teaching approach is quite good ..stressing basics so that concept becomes clear
very tough to concentrate on screen
Sir, please keep the camera steady, its not possible to concentrate.. also use coloured graphs to distinguish the phases, and use a bigger screen or black board..it make this vdo better
good explination
Great lecture.... Helped alot.... M. Tech elective... Rpm
SIR IS COOL..
CLEAR AND CRISP
sir which book ur are using for this subject
Helpful sir ! thank you :)
Hi sir, I m working profession..your lectures helped me lot..
very well explained. can you please explain the effect on the current ripple as well?
Current ripple will be dictated by the nature of load. If load is sufficiently inductive in nature, current ripple will be low.
@@prof.a.h.bhateednitsrinaga6515 I am considering an SVPWM inverter PMSM and FOC with and without dead time compensation, the literature suggests that dead time causes current ripples which eventually translates to torque ripple at PMSM, and therefore deadtime compensation techniques are used to reduce the current ripple. Therefore, by considering only load as the deciding factor for the current ripples, dead time compensation and without compensation should not be much different ?
Superb sir