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U. Ramani

Publications -  13
Citations -  85

U. Ramani is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Maximum power principle & Controller (computing). The author has an hindex of 2, co-authored 2 publications receiving 24 citations.

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IoT Based Energy Management for Smart Home

TL;DR: Monitoring the energy from the solar and energy meter with help of Arduino controller and home automation is done by IoT with Esp8266 Wifi module.
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Neural network based hybrid power scheme with constant output using three DC source

TL;DR: The proposed hybrid power scheme has alone four power semiconductor control that are separately dominated by different duty cycle ratio values, and the parameters required for the development of neural network control is obtained from the boost converter under various operating conditions.
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Embedded Monitoring of Covellar Carbon Monoxide Detection and Air freshening in Air Trained Automotives

TL;DR: In this article , a model is made to screen carbon monoxide focus level in vehicles produced from climate control system and robotized air ventilation framework is fused in it, on the off chance that the degree of CO fixation increments above limit esteem (50 sections for each million (ppm) in air) the air conditioning framework begins naturally.
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Smart Monitoring Instrumentation Design for Poultry Farmhouse

TL;DR: In this paper , the authors proposed a framework to create solid chickens and decrease the death pace of chickens to further develop efficiency via computerizing the course of observed and control utilizing the Internet of Things (IoT).
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Microcontroller based Ingrained Monitoring of Covellar Carbon Monoxide Identification and Air Revitalizing in Air Skilled Automotives

TL;DR: An incorporated framework for a vehicle that can detect and distinguish synthetics like carbon monoxide (CO) is made, which creates a programmed caution when CO levels outperform the ordinary reach, permitting the ventilation framework to be initiated rapidly.