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I finished my internship in the Computer section of Electrical Engineering.

Helllohhhh connections!!! I m excited to share that I have completed my internship from Authorized Engineering Practioning.This course provides a foundation in the basics of 8051 micro controller including Embedded Systems which made me more helpful and thanks to ACCENT CS GLOBAL #accent #embeddedsystems #microcontrollers

🔧Reflecting on My Internship Journey🔧 As an intern at Akwa Revolutionary Tech (ART), formerly known as TechCraft Hub, I had the exciting opportunity to get hands-on experience with various electronic components and systems. One of my first practical tasks was to connect a buck converter to an inverter, which was both challenging and rewarding. 🔌Buck Converter Connection: Working with the buck converter, I learned how to efficiently step down voltage while maintaining high efficiency. This component is essential in ensuring that the power supplied to the inverter is at the correct voltage level, optimizing the overall performance of the system. ⚡Inverter Integration: Connecting the buck converter to the inverter involved meticulous planning and precise execution. I had to understand the electrical characteristics of both components and ensure they were properly aligned for optimal functionality. This task enhanced my practical skills in circuit design and component integration, and it provided me with a deeper understanding of power management in electronic systems. 📚 This hands-on experience was a significant learning opportunity. It taught me the importance of attention to detail and the intricacies of working with power electronics. I am grateful for the mentorship and support I received from the talented professionals at Akwa Revolutionary Tech (ART), which greatly contributed to my growth and development. Like minds, let's connect! Connect with me as I will be updating you more on my journey and insights in the field of electronics and automation. #Electronics #BuckConverter #AkwaRevolutionaryTech #TechInnovation

I"Milestones achieved! Completing my 3-month internship at Integrated Electrical marks a significant step in my electrical engineering career. I've gained hands-on experience, industry insights, and a network of mentors. Ready to leverage this expertise to drive innovation and growth in the electrical sector! #ElectricalEngineering #CareerGrowth #IntegratedElectrical"

Understanding 132KV Grid Stations: A Foundation. I'm sharing my Week 4 internship notes from IESCO, completed after my 4th semester in 2023. This overview provides a basic understanding of 132KV Grid Stations, covering the fundamental working principles of all components. If you have any questions or need clarification, feel free to ask in the comments or send me a direct message. Stay tuned for daily lecture notes, valuable for electrical power engineering students! 💡 #ElectricalPowerEngineering #Internship #GridStation #IESCO

Ah yes, I remember when I got picked for my very first internship in systems engineering without having a clue in the world what it was. 😅 How did you find yourself in Systems Engineering? It is interesting to note that although there have been a growing number of systems engineering degree programs and a wider reach towards awareness of the discipline... 1. It is still not a widely understood role for the general public. 🌐 2. It is still not a commonly pursued line of study amongst younger folk. 👨🎓 3. It is still dominated by the very first generations to encounter it. 📊 I wonder when we will stop being chosen by Systems Engineering... And actually start picking Systems Engineering ourselves. 🤔 Any thoughts from my fellow Systems Engineers out there? #systemsengineering #meme

🌟 Internship Journey Update: Day 15 at Reco Transformers Pvt. Ltd.!🌟 🚀It’s been 10 days since my last update, and I’m thrilled to share the incredible progress I’ve made during my 31-day internship at Reco Transformers Pvt. Ltd. 🚀 The deeper I dive into the world of Current Transformer (CT) manufacturing, the more fascinating it becomes! In my previous update, I talked about the CT manufacturing process in detail. Over the past 10 days, I had the amazing opportunity to work closely and gained hands on experience in two key processes that are the backbone of CT production: 1️⃣ Winding Department: 🪄Different size or SWG (Standard Wire Gauge) of copper is used to wind different types of cores in CT. 🪄In LVCT the SWG of a copper range from 17 to 28. Remember, higher the SWG, lower the cross section of the copper used and Vica-versa. Mostly higher SWG is required for low current requirement CTs. 🪄Parameters considered while winding are number of turns, weight of copper, SWG, voltage ampere (VA rating) & others. 🪄The most important parameter to maintain is the number of copper turns because that decides the accuracy of the CT. 2️⃣ Assembling Department: 🪄Assembly focuses on winding primary which is a rope made up of thin copper strands in case of WPL (wound primary current CT), assembling inserts and assembling ABS which covers the CT like a case. 🪄Skills like soldering are crucial in this process. It was exciting to witness how small, yet precise actions contribute to the overall efficiency of a CT. 💡 Why does this matter? These last 10 days gave me a unique perspective on the orchestration of processes that transform raw materials into highly accurate CTs. Each step—from core to assembling and final product—taught me how precision, teamwork and innovation drive excellence in manufacturing. 💬Got questions about CT manufacturing or its applications? I’d love to share my learnings and discuss how CTs power the future of electrical engineering. Let’s connect, collaborate, and grow together! #InternshipJourney #SkillsDevelopment #CurrentTransformers #WindingAndSoldering #ElectricalEngineering #RecoTransformers #LearningAndGrowth #EngineeringSkills

I am thrilled to share that I have successfully completed 2 weeks internship on" INTRODUCTION TO EMBEDDED SYSTEM " and gain knowledge about hardware and software using embedded system, different interfaces and project #keltron #embeddedsystem

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During my internship at IESCO after my 4th semester, I gathered valuable insights and documented comprehensive notes each week. Below are the highlights from my WEEK 3 notes: 1. Monthly Statement of Units Received and Sent Out 2. Monthly Statement Showing Minimum and Maximum Bus Bar Voltages 3. Monthly Maximum Load on Power Transformers 4. Monthly Unit Statement of 132KV Breaker 5. Monthly Statement of Capacitor Bank 6. Monthly Tripping of 11KV Breaker for Durations Above or Below 20 Minutes 7. 132KV GSS Tripping Details 8. Monthly Statement of 11KV Distribution Data 9. Monthly Statement Showing Peak Load Data and Energy Data of 11KV Feeder 10. Monthly Statement of KVARH Readings 11. Battery Bank Test Sheet 12. Statement of Peak Load Data of Power Transformers 13. Monthly Line Losses of IRO 132KV GSS I will be sharing further detailed notes in the coming days. Feel free to reach out in the comments or inbox me if you have any questions or need clarification. Stay tuned for daily lecture notes, which I hope will be valuable for students pursuing Electrical (Power) Engineering. #ElectricalEngineering #PowerEngineering #IESCO #Internship #EngineeringStudents #LearningJourney #ProfessionalGrowth #KnowledgeSharing