Is PDPU good for electrical engineering?

With technology growing rapidly, the role of electrical engineers is becoming more important. They can be seen at the forefront of developing new technologies in industries like transportation, robotics, health care, and construction. Electrical engineers can develop, operate and control rapidly transforming electrical energy sectors.

Career Prospects

Electrical Engineers can work in various areas like Aircraft & Automobiles, Broadcasting and Communication Systems, electric works in buildings, Machinery control, Power generation and transmission, Opportunity in Govt. Sector jobs.

Highlights of Electrical Engineering department: Team Kaizen with their prototype car ‘Nakshatra’ ranked 2nd #MakeTheFuture Challenger event held under the flagship of the Shell Eco-Marathon in Bangalore. PDPU has Industry Tie Ups with GETCO, GSECL etc.

Laboratories

• Power System Protection and Switchgear Lab: Digital relays apparatus and transmission line protection, SCADA and OMICRON relay testing kit, vacuum and air-brake circuit breaker
• Power Electronics Lab: dSPACE – R&D controller board for real-time interface, AC/DC converters, PMDC and BLDC drives
• Worldwide recognized licensed simulation software: ETAP, PSCAD/EMTDC, MiPower, PSIM, MATLAB/Simulink
• Process Dynamics and Control Lab:Four-tank interacting systems, Gyroscope, Inverted Pendulum, Mass-Spring Systems, Process Control Trainer
• Renewable Energy Lab: Converter controlled solar and wind power generation set up, battery management systems
• Electrical Machines Lab
• High Voltage Engineering Lab: 100 kV AC/140 kV DC/140 kV, 0.98kJ Impulse voltage generation set up and 0 to 100 kV oil testing kit
• Siemens Centre of Excellence for Automation

Student Chapters:

• Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
• Electrical Students and Professionals Association (ESPA)