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INTRODUCTION
PROJECT TITLE:
Introduction:
In a scenario where technological changes happening consumer is the king and his needs and
wants are changing with time. A company will strive to achieve technological superiority to fulfill
consumer needs and wants. The very important purpose of this project is the feasibility study of
inverter business in Wipro peripherals. Inverter is used to derive line-power back up from batteries.
The study is intended to highlight in what area inverter is used, who uses this inverter, and what
This project also makes comparison of inverters with other devices such as generators.
This aspect reveals that why it is important to make above comparison, this makes convenient
to convince the customers with the help of comparative study and also understand the loopholes or
Therefore to make successful, the company needs detail research or survey on the chosen area
or subject.
This has led me to go through this project whereby I can contribute to the organizational growth
This project includes analytical study, research, and also reveals suggestions and conclusions.
A peripheral is a device attached to a host computer behind the chipset whose primary
functionality is dependent upon the host, and can therefore be considered as expanding the hosts
capabilities, while not forming part of the system's core architecture.
Some of the more common peripheral devices are printers, scanners, disk drives, tape drives,
microphones, speakers, and cameras. Peripheral devices can also include other computers on a
network system. A device can also refer to a non-physical item, such as a pseudo terminal, a RAM
drive, or a virtual network adapter.
Some people do not consider internal devices such as video capture cards to be peripherals
because they are added inside the computer case; for them, the term peripherals is reserved
exclusively for devices that are hooked up externally to the computer. It is debatable however
whether PCMCIA cards qualify as peripherals under this restrictive definition, because some of them
go fully inside the laptop, while some, like WiFi cards, have external appendages.
The term is different from computer accessories: Computer peripheral has a narrow meaning
that refers only to the input output devices of a computer, whereas, computer accessories has a
broader meaning, that refers, all the parts that support a computer which includes motherboards,
sensors, chips, including all the input and output devices.
Deep at the heart of any electric vehicle lays a crucial component - the
power inverter.
Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistors (IGBT), each of them rated at several hundred
Amps. Unless the inverter is adequately and uniformly cooled it will suffer
material degradation and premature failure. The search for a thermally viable
inverter design is one of many challenges facing the electric vehicle industry
today.
wedges, and most important, tetrahedral elements which are needed for the
really complicated geometry - our geometry just isn't rectangular", states
Hatfield.
Armed with the right software, Motorola was able to model a new approach
to inverter construction, using their patented Metal Matrix Composite (MMC)
technology. This meant they could avoid the problems introduced by traditional
construction materials. Typical methods have involved building a multi-layered
thermal stack, on a copper base-plate, topped with an out-sourced heat sink.
Studies revealed, however, that this technique suffers from uneven cooling, and
the inevitable discrepancies between the rates of thermal expansion of the
components and the copper base-plate in turn lead to degeneration in interface
integrity, and the eventual break down of the component.
Two important objectives were that the heat sink had to provide for
uniform operating temperatures across the multiple IGBTs that compose a single
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device, and that the footprint was to be as small as possible. A low-profile fluid
filled design was developed, whereby a coolant is circulated through a simple heat
exchanger. The heat exchanger is designed to provide uniform fluid flow across
the width of the device. Within the heat exchanger, the fluid circulates around a
series of diamond shaped pins arranged to draw heat away from the transistors.
The part design was developed in I-DEAS then simplified for meshing.
Since the design was symmetrical along the fluid inlet/outlet axis the size of the
thermal model was halved. Also, since ESC provides a thermal assembly tool,
called Thermal Couplings, for joining dissimilar meshes; it was easy to use
different mesh densities for the various major sub-components. This unique
coupling capability further reduced the number of elements required to model
the inverter assembly and simplified the thermal modeling task.
The thermal model simulated the steady state heat transfer and fluid flow
and a relatively coarse mesh was used to model the power substrate. The fluid
mesh was further subdivided. In regions of particular interest, such as around the
heat-exchange fins, a fine mesh was used, while a coarse one was used in less
detailed regions. The flexibility of free meshing was critical for effectively
modeling the geometry and maintaining a reasonable mesh size.
The mesh on the sub-components was then combined, and the reduced
number of elements led to significantly shorter computational times than would
otherwise have been needed with older CFD technology. The advantage of
smaller meshes and shorter solve times meant that they were able to see the
results of changes in hours instead of days.
In fact, the combination of faster solve times, and ease of use enabled
Rodriguez and Hatfield to complete the feasibility study in only two months, an
undertaking that would have been difficult with other software packages.
An inverter allows the use of 230V electrical appliances from a car battery
or a solar battery. It must therefore supply a voltage that corresponds to an rms
of 230 Volts sine-wave like household main supply or similar. Sine-wave voltages
are not easy to generate. The advantage of sine-wave voltages list the soft
temporal rise of voltage and the absence of harmonic oscillations, which cause
unwanted counter forces on engines, interferences on radio equipment and surge
currents on condensers. On the other hand, square wave voltages can be
generated very simply by switches, e.g. electronic valves like mosfet transistors.
In former times electromagnetically switches, that operated like a door bell were
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used for this task. They were called "chopper cartridge" and mastered frequencies
up to 200 cycles per second. The efficiency of a square wave inverter is higher
than the appropriate sine wave inverter, due to its simplicity. With the help of a
transformer the generated square wave voltage can be transformed to a value of
230 Volts (110 Volts) or even higher (radio transmitters e.g.).
All appliances and electronic equipment will run as intended when using
sine wave power. True sine wave inverters will produce AC power as good as or
better than utility power, ensuring that even the most sensitive equipment will
run properly. While sine wave inverters are more expensive than modified sine
wave models, the quality of their waveform can be a definite advantage.
The-rectifier:
This section comprises either 4 diodes in a single phase input drive or 6 diodes
for a 3 phase version, to rectify the fixed frequency input voltage to supply the
DC link.
The-DC-link:
This section consists of capacitors used to store the voltage from the
Rectifier for the use by the inverter stage of the drive. Voltages up to
800VDC are present in this section, so care should be taken not to touch
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any component in this section. This area is also used to absorb excess
energy caused by regeneration, a term used to describe the energy
"generated" by the motor when a high inertia load is brought to a stop
quickly. Suitable transistor and resistor equipment is necessary to achieve
very high levels of braking.
The-inverter:
The-control-circuit:
The control section uses the information from the user such as set speed to
control the drive functionality and to develop the required speed and torque at
the motor shaft. It is also used to protect the drive when circumstances.
By accurately controlling the frequency and voltage applied to the motor, the user
can be assured of process or product performance. Many advances have been
made in this area in the last couple of years including the emergence of open and
closed loop Flux Vector drives, these are discussed in a later section.
Objectives:
3. Research Methodology:
4. ANALYSIS:
5. CONCLUSIONS
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6. RECOMMENDATIONS
Introduction:
History of organization:
Ritech Peripherals, under the leadership of Mr. Ganapathy
Subramaniam, started operation in June 1996. Initially, Ritech
Peripherals started of with repair of non-impact printer PCBs.
Subsequently we started maintaining warranty printers and taking
AMCs for the whole range peripherals and products. Today, after
having completed 8 years of constant excellence in service, Ritech
Peripherals services geographically covers all parts of Karnataka and
attends to escalated calls in Calcutta, Bhuvaneshwar and
Ahmedabad.
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Awarded As Best Service center for south for the year 1999-2000
Ritech does onsite warranty Support for all products thru Wep Call
center .(Dial 1600 446 446). We maintain Company Norms of 4Hours
Response and 8 Hours Call Closure Time. 4 Trained engineers will
service your printer at your site.
Wep Peripherals and Ritech does Free Service camp every Year in
the month of July or August to ensure Customers get their Wep
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Ritech also provides Post warranty services for all these printers
either on chargeable call basis or through Annual maintenance plans.
Ritech has repaired today over 25000 printers and around 1000
printers are under its annual care. Today Ritech has become the first
choice for higher end impact as well as non-impact printers even in
remote locations of Karnataka. Major multinational computer
vendors look to Ritech to handle their customers’ problems.
Ritech offers Best Buyback Scheme for old wep products and helps
customer to upgrade their printers as per their growing needs
Dial: 51280154
Apart from Printer Services, We offer the best System Support for
all our valuable Customers.
Dot Matrix Printers, High speed printers & Line Matrix printers
have been the traditional businesses of WeP, and WeP continues its
dominance in these areas.
Global Sourcing
With sales of 115,219 units at Rs.113 Crores, WeP DMPs was way
ahead of the nearest competition.
Export Department
Why EDM ?
Cost Competitive.
Financial capability
Design capability.
EDM - Quality
EDM-Support
Offerings
Warranty Support
Trainings
Manufacturing department
Contract Manufacturing:
Mutual Agreement
Dealers & OEMs may utilize the help of WCSPs for providing
warranty / Post-Warranty service to their customers.
WeP shall release Swap Price List from time to time for all
products under active support.
Spares Sales
PART II
Project Overview:
PROJECT TITLE:
i. Introduction:
instead of machined, they realized that they could take a fresh look at
the module's design. The traditional and troublesome finned heat
sinks were replaced with a new form-fitting fluid-filled design that
combined the functions of both base-plate and heat sink, enabling
them to combine the heat-sink with the inverter itself.
Two important objectives were that the heat sink had to provide
for uniform operating temperatures across the multiple IGBTs that
compose a single device, and that the footprint was to be as small as
possible. A low-profile fluid filled design was developed, whereby a
coolant is circulated through a simple heat exchanger. The heat
exchanger is designed to provide uniform fluid flow across the width
of the device. Within the heat exchanger, the fluid circulates around a
series of diamond shaped pins arranged to draw heat away from the
transistors.
The thermal model simulated the steady state heat transfer and
fluid flow and a relatively coarse mesh was used to model the power
substrate. The fluid mesh was further subdivided. In regions of
particular interest, such as around the heat-exchange fins, a fine
mesh was used, while a coarse one was used in less detailed regions.
The flexibility of free meshing was critical for effectively modeling the
geometry and maintaining a reasonable mesh size.
The-rectifier:
The-DC-link:
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The-control-circuit:
The control section uses the information from the user such as set
speed to control the drive functionality and to develop the required
speed and torque at the motor shaft. It is also used to protect the drive
when circumstances dictate
By accurately controlling the frequency and voltage applied to the
motor, the user can be assured of process or product performance.
Many advances have been made in this area in the last couple of years
including the emergence of open and closed loop Flux Vector drives,
these are discussed in a later section.
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Objectives:
iii. Methodology
Research Methodology:
The questions involved , the sample size , unit has been given as
follows.
The individual have been selected randomly and they have given
questionnaire to be filled by them.
Area: Bangalore
Literatures.
MARKETING RESEARCH
Formulate problem
Determine Research
Design
Formulate problem:
Once the researcher has settled on the method to be used for the
study, he or she must decide on the type of observation form or
questionnaire being used. Should it be structured as a fixed set of
alternative answers .
The sample selection process and the size of the sample which
people often assume the frame is implicit in the research
problem and thus taken it as granted .
that the research report be clear and accurate, since no matter how
will all previous steps have been completed. The project will be no
more successful than the research report one empirical study that
investigated the factors determining the extent to which research
are used my firms found that the research report was one of the
five most important determinants.
iv. ANALYSIS:
Table 1: Q2
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18% 7%
PC's Microwave Ovens
58%
17% TV Any Other
Analysis:
The above table shows the areas for which the inverters are used.
Majority of respondents ie, 58 percent are using it for PC’s, followed
by 18 percent of the respondents using it for TV’s. Further 17 percent
of people using it for microwave ovens. And finally 7 percent of the
respondents are using inverters for other purposes like Jewelry
shops.
Table2 Q3
Factor Respondents
(Brand)
1. USHA 25%
2. XANTRAX 7%
3. SUKHAM 17%
4. APC 28%
5. CROMPTON 5%
6. Any Other 18%
Diagram:
USHA
18% 25%
5% XANTRAX
SUKHAM
7% APC
28% 17%
CROMPTON
Any Other
Analysis:
From the research it was found that majority of the respondents ie,
28 percent are using APC inverters followed by 25 percent
respondents who are using USHA inverters and 7 percent of the
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Table 3: Q4.
A.
Table showing satisfaction level of the respondents regarding the
existing brand.
Satisfaction Level Respondents
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Satisfied 58%
Not Satisfied 42%
Diagram
Satisfaction Level
42%
Satisfied
58% Not satisfied
Analysis:
The above table shows the satisfaction level regarding the existing
brands. Majority of the respondents ie, 58% were satisfied with the
existing brands. And 42 percent of the respondents are not satisfied
with the existing brands.
B.
Table showing brand wise satisfaction rating of inverters.
Table
PC 55% 45%
4: Q5.
A.
Microwave 59% 41%
ovens
TV 61% 39%
Factor Respondents
(Hours)
1. One Hr 13%
2. Two Hrs 42%
3. Four Hrs 28%
4. Six Hrs 17%
Diagram
Back up of inverter
17% 1 hr
13%
2hrs
28% 4hrs
42%
6 hrs
Analysis:
From the above table it can be analyzed that majority of the
respondents ie 42 percent requires 2hrs of back up. Further 28
percent of the respondents requires 4 hrs of back up, followed by 17
percent of the respondents requires 6 hrs. And 13 percent of the
respondents requires 1 hr of back up.
B.
Brand wise opinion regarding back up required for the inverters.
(back up in hrs)
BRANDS 1hr 2hrs 4hrs 6hrs
USHA 16% 40% 28% 16%
XANTRA 0 43% 29% 28%
X
SUKHAM 12% 42% 24% 22%
APC 7% 46% 40% 7%
CROMPT 60% 20% 20% 0
ON
Any 12% 44% 17% 27%
Other
Diagram:
usha
12% 16%
0 xantrax
12%
sukham
apc
7%
crompton
60%
any other
C.
Table showing respondent’s opinion regarding the purpose for
their purchase of inverters.(from users choice)
Users 1hr 2hrs 4hrs 6hrs
PC’s 5% 47% 34% 14%
Microw 24% 35% 29% 12%
ave Oven
TV 17% 39% 11% 33%
Any 43% 29% 14% 14%
Other
Q.6
The table shows the respondents opinion regarding the purpose for
their purchase of inverters.
Table 5:
A.
Factor Respondents
(purpose)
1. Weighing Scale 23%
2. For back up 57%
3. Any Other 20%
Diagram:
Purpose
20% 23%
weighing Scale
57% For Back up
Any Other
Analysis:
B.
Q.7
Table 6:
A.
Table showing the respondents opinion regarding the year of
purchasing of inverters.
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Factor Respondents
(Period)
1. 2 years back 37%
2. 3years back 46%
3. 5 years back 7%
4. Any Other 10%
Diagram:
Purchasing Period
7%
10% 37% 2 years back
3 years back
5 years back
46%
Any Other
Analysis:
The above table shows the time period before which the inverters
had been purchased. From the table it can be easily understood that
the majority of the respondents ie 46 percent, purchased inverters 3
years back. Followed by 37 percent of the respondents who
purchased 2 years back. 7 percent of the respondents purchased 5
years back and 10 percent of the respondents does not know exact
year when they have purchased.
Table 7. Q8.
Table showing usage of inverter.
A.
Factor Respondents
(Usage of inverter)
1. When power fails 60%
2. Voltage 40%
fluctuations
Diagram:
Useage
60% Voltage
Fluctuations
Analysis:
The above table shows the respondents opinion regarding usage of
inverters.
60 percent of the respondents use the inverter when power fails.
And 40 percent of the respondents use the inverter when voltage
fluctuates.
B.
Table showing usage of inverter: (brand wise)
Table 8. Q9
Factor Respondents
Necessary 56%
Not necessary 44%
Diagram
Necessity of inverters
Inverter is
44% necessary
56% Inverter is not
necessary
Analysis:
Table 9 Q10.
A.
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Diagram
Analysis:
The above table shows the changes found on the part of the
respondents after using the inverters. Majority of the respondents ie
63 percent said that there will be a continuous power by using
inverters followed by 23 percent of the respondents who found less
risk as the change after using inverter and 14 percent of the
respondents mentioned other changes.
B.
Factor Respondents
(change)
1. Not so much 40%
powerful
2. Maintenance cost is 50%
high
3. Any Other 10%
Diagram
Demerits
Analysis:
Out of 100 respondents 40 percent of the respondents are saying
that inverter is not so much powerful. And 50 percent of the
respondents saying that maintenance cost is high. And 10 percent of
the people are saying other choice like inverter is very costly and
other things.
B.
Demerits(brand wise):
C. demerits (users):
A.
Factor Respondents
(change)
1. Worth 30%
2. Unworthy 20%
3. Affordable 50%
Diagram:
30% worth
50% Unworthy
Affordable
20%
Analysis:
This table shows the cost of product what the customer is using.
This table clearly shows the image of product and its advantages. The
ratings are
30 percent are saying it is worthy, 20 percent said that it is
unworthy and 50 percent said that that it is affordable.
Diagram:
Suggestions
Back up should be
more
14%
49%
Voltage should be
37% regular
Any Other
Analysis:
From the above table 49 percentage of the respondents given
suggestion as back up should be more. 37 percent of the respondents
given voltage should be regular as suggestion. And other respondents
ie 14 percent given other suggestions.
B.
Table showing suggestions given by the respondents (brand
wise):
N
Any Other 39% 61% 0
Ovens
TV 28% 55% 17%
Any Other 86% 14% 0
Findings:
Conclusion:
in mind the changes that need to be adopted by which it can lead the
World with the new era of inverters.
Recommendations:
Appendix
QUESTIONNAIRE
Respected Sir/Madam,
INTERVIEWER’S NAME
i. Necessary
ii. Not necessary.
Bibliography
Web sites:
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i. www.google.com
ii. www.indiainfo.com
iii. www.wepindia.com
References:
References:
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