V. Jethose

JCT College Of Engineering And Technology

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V. Jethose is a researcher in power electronics and electrical energy conversion, with a focus on improving power quality and system efficiency. Their most cited work, "Modeling and simulation of bidirectional AC-DC power converter" (2018), addresses the critical issue of harmonic distortion caused by non-sinusoidal currents in power converters and motor drives. By developing models for bidirectional converters, Jethose contributes to cleaner, more stable power supplies that reduce adverse effects on shared electrical equipment. With 3 citations, this paper lays groundwork for advanced converter topologies that can both draw and return power to the grid with minimal harmonic impact. Jethose’s research is particularly relevant to renewable energy integration, electric vehicle charging, and industrial motor drives—applications where bidirectional power flow and power quality are paramount. Their work demonstrates a commitment to practical solutions for real-world electrical engineering challenges, offering valuable insights for students and researchers exploring converter design, harmonic mitigation, and sustainable energy systems.