IITKGP

Amit Patra

Deputy Director

Electrical Engineering

+91-3222-283070

amit@ee.iitkgp.ac.in

Currently visiting the Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Maryland, USA | Listed within the Top 10 Authors in Engineering in India between 2002-14 by a Survey conducted by the Department of Science and Technology. See full details at: http://www.nstmis-dst.org/pdf/elsevier.pdf |

Responsibilities

  • Deputy Director

Research Areas

Currently my major research activities are in the area of DC power management circuits including the design and testing of integrated circuits, early detection of coronary artery disease and the development of battery management systems for various applications.
 
In the area of DC power management circuits, our work involves the design and development of integrated circuits for transforming the DC power from one voltage level to another. The main challenge in this work is to operate silicon-based design at higher voltages like 48 Volts. Another project being carried out by our team is in the area of energy harvesting for IoT applications. We are also developing tools and techniques for detecting faults in analog and mixed signal circuits. Major industry collaborators are Texas Instruments, Synopsys and NXP Semiconductors.
 
Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) is an indicator for possible future heart attack of a person. If CAD can be detected at an early stage in a non-invasive manner, then further examinations can be carried out and proper management can be done. The research work at IIT Kharagpur involves the use of a model-based technique which is driven by sensor data in various forms to detect CAD. Some part of this work is being funded by Tata Consultancy Services.
 
Battery management systems (BMS) are needed for effective utilization and ensuring long life of rechargeable batteries. Our work involves the development of BMS hardware and software for hybrid electric vehicles and other applications. This requires models and algorithms for the estimation of the State of Charge and State of Health of Li-ion batteries. Based on these quantities the Remaining Useful Life of a battery is computed. The work is being done in collaboration with Tata Motors and the Defense Research and Development Organization. Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India is generously funding this activity.
 
 
  • A Hybrid Mode Operational Trans-conductance Amplifier for an Adaptively Biased Low Dropout Regulator Maity A., Patra A. By IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics 32 1245-1254 (2017)
  • Research Monograph S. Pandit, C. R. Mandal and A. Patra By Nano-scale CMOS Analog Circuits: Models and CAD Techniques for High-Level Design - (2014)
  • Hybrid State Space Modelling of an SI Engine for Online Fault Diagnosis E.p N., Patra A. , Mukhopadhyay S. By Journal of ASME Part-D Dynamic Systems, Measurement and Control 140 - (2017)
  • A Single-Stage Low-Dropout Regulator With a Wide Dynamic Range for Generic Applications A. Maity and A. Patra By IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration 24 (6) 2117-2127 (2016)
  • Unified Digital Modulation Techniques for DC-DC Converters over aWide Operating Range: Implementation, Modeling, and Design Guidelines Mandi B. C., Kapat S. , Patra A. By IEEE Trans. Cir. Syst. I 65 1442-1453 (2018)
  • State of Health Estimation of Lithium-Ion Batteries Using Capacity Fade and Internal Resistance Growth Models Guha A., Patra A. By IEEE Transactions on Transportation Electrification 4 135-146 (2018)
  • Trade-offs Aware Design Procedure for an Adaptively Biased Capacitor-less Low Drop-out Regulator Using Nested Miller Compensation Maity A., Patra A. By IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics 31 369-380 (2016)
  • Online Estimation of the Electrochemical Impedance Spectrum and Remaining Useful Life of Lithium-Ion Batteries Guha A., Patra A. By IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement 67 1836-1849 (2018)
  • Modeling of cardiovascular circulation for the early detection of coronary arterial blockage Jain K., Srinivasu M. , Patra A. By Mathematical Biosciences 304 79-88 (2018)

Principal Investigator

  • Cardiac Modeling Using Non-Invasive Physiological Sensing for Cardiac Condition Screening
  • GENERAL MOTORS ECS CRL FOR EDUCATION
  • Safety Assurance in Automotive Electronics

Co-Principal Investigator

  • Design of Integrated Power Management ICs using Synopsys Custom Design Flow Synopsys Inc.
  • Generic Object Detection and Recognition Techniques for Embedded Vision System Synopsys Inc.
  • Synopsys CAD Laboratory Phase III Synopsys Inc.
  • Synopsys CAD Laboratory Project Phase II Synopsys Inc.

Ph. D. Students

Afsal Umar

Area of Research: Embedded Controls and Software for Hybrid Electric Vehicles

Ankit Shivhare

Area of Research: System on Chip Design

Apoorva Srivastava

Area of Research: Biomedical Signal Processing

Ashutosh Dash

Area of Research: Cardiovascular System Modeling and Diagnostics

Bikky Routh

Area of Research: Diagnostics and Prognostics

Dhaladhuli Jahnavi

Area of Research: Neurocardiac Signal Analysis and Diagnostics

Jyotirmaya Sahoo

Area of Research: Battery Management Systems

Karuna Prasad Sahoo

Area of Research: Cardiovascular Systems Modeling and Signal Processing

Moduga Vijaya Babu

Area of Research: Control with communication constraints

P Ramesh

Area of Research: DC Power Conversion

Pralay Mandal

Area of Research: Power Management for Energy Scavenging

Sawon Pratiher

Area of Research: Signal Processing

Sayandeep Sanyal

Area of Research: Formal Methods for Analog CAD

Tuhin Maitra

Area of Research: Battery Pack Design and Development