Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

IEEE Student Branch STM

An IEEE Student Branch gives students a community of peers, and a connection to faculty and industry professionals who drive innovation in countless technical fields. Student involvement in Branch activities, whether special projects, social and technical meetings, outreach programs, conferences, local Section or Regional opportunities, etc. can help develop a record of accomplishment and capabilities beyond the norm.

Benefits of Forming an IEEE Student Branch 

Opportunities to network on a local level
Free website hosting
Obtain funding for events, projects, and activities
Develop projects and obtain sponsorship based on your IEEE affiliation
Receive support for hosting professional awareness programs
Connect with other like minded student groups to advance the IEEE mission
In addition to benefits, IEEE offers programs and projects that keep students interested in the Branch and its activities and their chosen profession.

IEEE Student Branch Approval - SBSTM Document

Activities

WORKSHOP ON DESIGN AND COMMISSONING OF SOLAR POWER PLANTS (Part - 2) 15-04-2024

The hands-on session of creating a solar power plant was handled by the principal of STM Dr Shinu Mathew John.Creating a solar power plant is a comprehensive process that involves meticulous planning, site evaluation, and careful installation. This ensures that the plant operates efficiently and safely, providing a sustainable energy source for many years.The steps involved in setting up a solar power plant is from initial site assessment to ongoing maintenance.

The first crucial step in establishing a solar power plant is selecting a suitable site. This involves an in-depth analysis on the amount of solar energy received per unit area is a critical determinant. Flat or gently sloping land is preferred for ease of installation and maintenance and it is also essential to ensure that the site is free from obstructions such as tall buildings, trees, or mountains that could cast shadows on the solar panels, reducing their efficiency.

Once a suitable site is identified, detailed planning and design are undertaken to optimize the solar power plant's performance. The panels are oriented and tilted at specific angles to capture the maximum amount of sunlight throughout the year. Next the energy storage batteries are connected with the pannel . Along with the batteries MPPT controller and invertor is also connected 

Once everything is set up, the system is tested thoroughly to make sure it works well and is safe before it's connected to the grid and officially approved. After that, regular checks and fixes are done to keep the plant running smoothly and producing as much energy as possible for a long time.

WORKSHOP ON DESIGN AND COMMISSONING OF SOLAR POWER PLANTS (Part 1) 15-03-2024

The program for designing and commissioning a solar power plant encompasses several crucial stages. It begins with a meticulous site assessment to determine solar resource availability, land suitability, and grid connectivity feasibility. Following this, a detailed system design is developed, optimizing the layout of solar panels, inverters, and associated components for maximum efficiency and performance. Engineering and permitting processes ensue, ensuring compliance with structural and electrical regulations while procuring quality equipment from reliable suppliers. Installation proceeds according to design specifications, with a focus on safety and adherence to standards. Commissioning involves rigorous testing to verify system functionality, including performance metrics and safety mechanisms, before grid connection and utility approvals are obtained. Subsequently, ongoing monitoring and maintenance strategies are implemented to sustain optimal operation and maximize energy output throughout the plant's lifespan.

PATH TO INTERNATIONALISATION 11-03-2024
XECOM TRAINING 11-03-2024
TRIVIA - TECHNICAL QUIZ COMPETITION 23-02-2024

The IEEE Student Branch of STM proudly presented "Trivia - Technical Quiz Competition," an exciting opportunity for knowledge enthusiasts to showcase their expertise and compete against fellow participants. The event spanned two days, with the first round conducted online on February 22nd from 8:00 PM to 8:20 PM, and the second round held on February 23rd, Friday, at 1:15 PM in Seminar Hall 1.

Coordinators

dr. AMITHA I.C IEEE STUDENT BRANCH COUNSELOR
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