Chanakya Hingu PhD
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Dr. Chanakya Hingu | Ph.D., Electrical and Biomedical Engineering, University of Nevada, Reno | R&D Engineer, Phase Technologies
My research translates algorithms into reliable silicon and firmware for power-electronic and embedded platforms. I combine FPGA/DSP architectures, learning-enhanced control, and VLSI design to build end-to-end prototypes—from modeling to hardware-in-the-loop to fieldable implementations—advancing energy efficiency, robustness, and real-time performance in converters, motor drives, and industrial power-quality systems.
Present Work
Phase Technologies: FFT-based harmonic characterization and mitigation integrated with hysteresis control; optimized dq-frame PI control for three-phase motor loads; neural augmentation of dq control under non-ideal conditions; fully FPGA-based dq control pipeline with sub-millisecond latency.
NSF #2402634 RAISE: CET: Rare-Earth-Free Magnet and AI-Driven Control for Power Generation, transmission, and Grid Integration of Offshore Wind
NSF #2131214 (CPS): Scalable, reliable, deep-learning–driven embedded control for renewable-energy integration, emphasizing real-time implementation and robustness.
NSF #2219733 (CPS): Resilient cyber-physical security framework for next-generation distributed energy resources at the grid edge (detection, response, and verification on embedded platforms).
Education
Ph.D in Electrical Engineering, (May, 2026)
University of Nevada, RenoMS in Electrical Engineering, (Aug, 2023)
Texas A&M University-KingsvilleB.E in Electrical Engineering, (Oct, 2020)
University of Mumbai
Research Interest
FPGA and ASIC design
Digital Design
Power Electronics
Renewable Energy
Cybersecurity & AI
Power Systmes and Control
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Defended PhD Proposal Dissertation
Completed Active Front End Cotnrol and harmonics compensation achived 4% THD on 3ph converter
Completed single phase Active Front End scaling to high switching frequency achieved 2% THD on grid connected inverters
Currently working on anti-islanding system for single phase and three phase converters
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