Venkata Yaramasu is affiliated with Northern Arizona University in the United States and conducts research primarily in the field of Engineering. Their work focuses extensively on Electrical and Electronic Engineering, with significant contributions also in Control and Systems Engineering and Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment.
The main topics explored by Yaramasu include multilevel inverters and converters, advanced DC-DC converters, microgrid control and optimization, HVDC systems and fault protection, silicon carbide semiconductor technologies, and photovoltaic system optimization techniques.
Their recent publications reflect these interests, with research articles appearing in reputable venues such as IEEE Access and the IEEE Open Journal of Industry Applications. Notable papers include:
Yaramasu collaborates frequently with a number of researchers in their field. Frequent co-authors include Apparao Dekka, Ricardo Lizana, Deepak Ronanki, José Rodríguez, and Samir Kouro, indicating active engagement in collaborative studies within their research community.
Their publication record also shows a concentration in prominent technical journals, with the majority of their work published in IEEE Access and the IEEE Open Journal of Industry Applications.
Venkata Yaramasu;Bin Wu;Paresh C. Sen;Samir Kouro
Venkata Yaramasu;Bin Wu
Venkata Narasimha R Yaramasu;Bin Wu
Sebastian Rivera;Bin Wu;Samir Kouro;Venkata Yaramasu
V. Yaramasu;M. Rivera;Bin Wu;J. Rodriguez
Venkata Yaramasu;Apparao Dekka;Mario J. Durán;Samir Kouro
Venkata Yaramasu;Marco Rivera;Mehdi Narimani;Bin Wu
Venkata Yaramasu;Bin Wu;Salvador Alepuz;Samir Kouro
Apparao Dekka;Bin Wu;Venkata Yaramasu;Ricardo Lizana Fuentes
Longcheng Tan;Bin Wu;Venkata Yaramasu;Sebastian Rivera
M. Rivera;V. Yaramasu;Ana Llor;J. Rodriguez
Longcheng Tan;Bin Wu;Sebastian Rivera;Venkata Yaramasu
Venkata Yaramasu;Bin Wu;Jin Chen
Mehdi Narimani;Bin Wu;Venkata Yaramasu;Navid Reza Zargari
M. Rivera;V. Yaramasu;J. Rodriguez;Bin Wu
Venkata Yaramasu;Bin Wu
Venkata Yaramasu;Bin Wu;Marco Rivera;Jose Rodriguez
Venkata Yaramasu;Bin Wu
Apparao Dekka;Bin Wu;Venkata Yaramasu;Navid Reza Zargari
Venkata Yaramasu;Bin Wu;Marco Rivera;Mehdi Narimani
Apparao Dekka;Bin Wu;Venkata Yaramasu;Navid R. Zargari
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