Rakesh Kumar, Ph.D.
Rakesh Kumar holds a Ph.D. in electrical engineering with a specialization in power electronics. He is a Senior member of the IEEE Power Electronics Society, Class of 2021. He is currently associated with the KPR Institute of Engineering and Technology, India. He writes high-quality, long-form technical articles on power electronics for B2B electronics platforms. Feel free to reach out to him at rakesh.a@ieee.org!
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The Future of Automated and Additive Manufacturing for Power Electronics24 May 2023
This article explores the future of automated and additive manufacturing for power electronics, discussing the advantages and limitations of using additive manufacturing technologies for different components.
Challenges and Issues in Smart Grid Infrastructure11 May 2023
The difficulties and potential security problems with the smart grid infrastructure are covered in this article, including hacker assaults and unauthorized access. It also draws attention to potential fixes for these problems.
Optimizing Energy Exchange with Vehicle-to-Grid Technology25 April 2023
Discover the benefits of vehicle-to-grid technology for optimizing energy exchange in the smart grid. Learn about load balancing, peak load reduction, and spinning reserves.
Modeling, Modulation Analysis of Filter-Integrated Three-Switch Boost Inverter12 April 2023
This article discusses the importance of inverters in energy conversion, the need for filters to eliminate harmonics that can cause system loss and circuit failure, two types of inverters, and an analysis of the three-switch boost inverter topology.
Hybrid Sources Powered Electric Vehicles - Part 220 March 2023
Hello everyone, welcome to the new post today. Concern over the rising cost of fossil fuels and the depletion of their resources is growing. New green automobile technologies are being created, including hybrid electric vehicles and fully electric vehicles. The fully electric vehicles are discussed in this article.
Hybrid Sources Powered Electric Vehicles - Part 108 March 2023
Electric vehicles cost more than fossil-fueled vehicles, have less range, and are harder to recharge. But hybrid electric vehicles are booming due to intermittent renewable energy sources and long battery life. An in-depth analysis of one form of the hybrid source-powered electric vehicle is reviewed in this article.