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Diligence analysis for micro grid systems in islanded mode of operation with optimal switching control of converter Gupta, Pritha; Singh, Mahesh; Ralhan, Shimpy; Singh, Mangal
International Journal of Power Electronics and Drive Systems (IJPEDS) Vol 16, No 1: March 2025
Publisher : Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.11591/ijpeds.v16.i1.pp599-607

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To operate a microgrid system in islanded mode, it is essential to analyze the economic feasibility and performance of the system. The proposed system integrates two or more renewable energy sources, providing a promising solution for meeting energy needs sustainably. Conducting a techno-economic analysis of such microgrid systems is critical to maximizing the efficient utilization of renewable energy sources. The simulations for these microgrid systems are performed using HOMER Pro software, where various economic parameters—such as cost of energy (COE), electricity production, net present cost (NPC), carbon emissions, fuel consumption, and payback period—are evaluated for the proposed systems. Additionally, the system's performance is analyzed using PSIM software, which incorporates optimal switching control. The results are further validated using a prototype hardware setup. The findings indicate that the PV/hydro system with NPC: 705,658 Rs and payback period: 9.65 years is the most suitable option for meeting the electricity demand in rural areas. Also, through optimal switching control applied to the micro grid converter the output voltage achieved is seven levels and harmonic distortion is 3.7% for voltage and 1.7% for the current.
Direct Technology Diffusion in Higher Education: Evidence from Doctoral Students Kumar, Atul; Paliwal, Jaiprakash; Singh, Mahesh; Pendse, Vishwas; Saini, Amandeep; Gade, Rajesh; Dhaigude, Rahul; Bora, Abhay; Nimbalkar, Sagar; Raibagkar, Shirish
ASEAN Journal of Educational Research and Technology Vol 6, No 1 (2027): (ONLINE FIRST) AJERT: VOLUME 6, ISSUE 1, March 2027
Publisher : Bumi Publikasi Nusantara

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This study compares direct and indirect technology diffusion in higher education, focusing on plagiarism detection software in Indian doctoral education. Using a quantitative survey of research scholars, the study finds that direct diffusion significantly improves outcomes. Similarity levels decreased substantially under direct diffusion, indicating more accurate application of plagiarism rules. Additionally, direct diffusion reduced the time required and lowered costs considerably. The findings suggest that direct access empowers users, minimizes intermediary-related inefficiencies, and enhances both effectiveness and efficiency. The study highlights cost-effectiveness as a key enabler and recommends that policymakers and institutions promote direct technology diffusion to improve adoption and strengthen academic integrity in higher education.
Co-Authors Bora, Abhay Dhaigude, Rahul Gade, Rajesh Gupta, Pritha Kumar, Atul Nimbalkar, Sagar Paliwal, Jaiprakash Pendse, Vishwas Raibagkar, Shirish Ralhan, Shimpy Saini, Amandeep Singh, Mangal