
The Man Behind the Research
Design and Implementation of Power Electronic converters
From restless feet to a focused eye
Dr. Daki Krishnachaitanya has obtained his certification of polytechnic in Electrical and Electronics from Diviseema Polytechnic College, Avanigadda. He received his Bachelor of Technology in Electrical and Electronics from Kakinada Institution of Engineering and Technology, Kakinada. He has received his Master of Technology in Power Electronics and Drives from SRM University, Kattankulathur. He has received the doctoral of Philosophy (Ph.D) from the reputed university of Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore, India, with the standard international journals, conferences, and patents. He has worked on collaborative projects funded by the industrial and academic partners HCL Pvt. Ltd, Chennai, VIT University, and SRM University. He has conducted research in the design and implementation of power electronic converters, cost function, Reliability, and performance evaluation of converters. During his Ph.D, he was recruited for the position of Teaching cum Research Associate in the same organization. He has served as a Research Fellow for a Royal Academy of Engineering UK-funded project entitled “AI-Driven Adaptive Fast Charging for Electric Vehicles”. During his fellowship, he has gained expertise in power electronics converter design and implementation for EV chargers. He has published around 10 papers in reputed journals like IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics, IET Power Electronics, Springer, Wiley, Solid State Technology, etc., and in conferences. He has published 3 patents, and 1 patent has been granted by Indian patent office. His research areas include PV based systems, power electronic converters, Reliability analysis of multilevel inverters, Motor designs, and Electric Vehicles.
Tools of the trade
My kit is minimalistic, designed for agility and reliability in harsh conditions. I trust a select few lenses and a weather-sealed body to get the job done without getting in the way of the moment. It’s not about the gear; it's about the vision. But the right tools make that vision possible.
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