About
Dr.Ramana Pilla is Professor at GMR Institute of Technology, Rajam, Andhra Pradesh, India where he has been teaching for the past 21 years. He received his B.Tech degree in EEE, M.Tech in Electrical Power Engineering and PhD degree in EEE from JNTUH, Hyderabad. He was authored/co-authored 12 text books; out of which 6 text books from SChand Publications, 2 text books from Universities Press (India) Pvt. Ltd., 1 text book from Reem Publications Pvt. Ltd and 3 text biiks from Shree Publishing House. He has published/presented 54 papers in International and National Journals/ Conferences of repute. His research interest includes state estimation and controller design for electrical drives, automatic generation control, application of soft computing techniques to electrical power systems. He was a Life Member of ISTE, IE (India) and member of several academic bodies.
Employment
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GMR Institute of Technology Professor2001 - Present
Education
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GMR Institute of Technology B.Tech1997 - 2001
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Publications (33)
- DBLN-Based IC-DSTATCOM for Power-Line Conditioning in the Power Distribution System Save
- Optimal battery selection for electric vehicles: a comparative ranking approach Save
- E-bikes unplugged: exploring the evolution and environmental benefits of electric cycling Save
- A Novel TKEO With the Decision Tree–Based Method for Fault Analysis of the HVDC Transmission Link Fed by Offshore Wind and Solar Farms Save
- A review on techniques for improving power quality: research gaps and emerging trends Save
- Frequency regulation of hybrid power system using firefly algorithm Save
- Automatic Generation Control of Multi-area Multi-source Deregulated Power System Using Moth Flame Optimization Algorithm Save
- Design Guidelines for Vector Control of Wound Field Synchronous Motor Save
- Design and Analysis of Redox Flow Battery for Load Frequency Control of Power System Save
- Design and analysis of search group algorithmbased PD-PID controller plus redox flow battery for automatic generation control problem Save