BHILAI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, DURGDEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATION

D I A S P O R ATHE QUADRIMESTER NEWSLETTER OF ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATION DEPARTMENT

JULY-OCTOBER 2019

M E S S A G E F R O M T H E H E A D O F D E P A R T M E N T

STUDENT'S CORNER

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The Department of Electronics &Telecommunication has recorded consistentimprovement in its academic, research andplacement performance. It offers a range ofinnovatively designed programs whosecurriculam are constantly updated to meet the

B.Tech (Electronics and Telecommunication); M.Tech(Instrumentation and Control); Ph.D. (Electronics andTelecommunication) and B. Voc (Electronic ManufacturingServices) courses.

We also encourage students to organise events such as Technical Paper Presentation, participate in management eventsorganised by other colleges and also get involved in activities of social relevance.The curriculum is taught by distinguished faculty members combining academic excellence and real world experience withdedication and commitment.

With this brief introduction, I welcome you to be a part of our journey towardsbeing a world class center of excellence in education, training and research.

VISION: To create Globally Competent Electronics and TelecommunicationEngineering Professionals by delivering Value Based Quality education toserve the society.

changing requirement of the industry and also to meet theneeds of major stakeholders. The Department offers :

During study at the department, the students are encouragedto get hands-on experience in the corporate world through Int-

ernship projects with reputed organizations. In their curriculumthey are encouraged to take up mini projects to supplement theoretical knowledge with practical experience. These projectsenable them to understand the relevance of working in a group and also help them to realize the finer aspects and importanceof teamwork.

MANAGING EDITORS :

CHIEF PATRON:

PATRON:

CHIEF EDITOR :

STUDENT EDITORS :

SHRI I.P. MISHRA

DR. ARUN ARORA

HARSHA DUBEY

DR. MANISHA SHARMAADVISOR:

MISSION: To create a Learning ambience in the Department so as to inculcateInnovative and Research skills and an urge for lifelong learning amongstudents for professional skills and ethical values.

B R A N C H T O P P E R S

MUSKAN DUBEY2nd SEM

KIRTI CHOUDHARY4th SEM

AMRITA SINGH6th SEM

NAMRATA MISHRA8th SEM

I N T E R N S H I P S86.63 %88.50 %89.50 %92.50%

A L U M N IAMANPREET KAUR (batch-2012) has done bachelors from BIT, DURGin ETC and masters from IIT Delhi in VLSI branch . She is currentlyworking as an Associate Design Engineer in INTEL, where she handlesflow planning and physical design back-end work for network siliconchips. Before this she was the Graphic Designer in INTEL since 2014.

Automatic plant watering systemCrossword

Events and HappeningsAchievements

Student's corner

DR. NAVEEN DEWANGAN

DR. ARUN KUMARMRS. VINNI SHARMAMRS. KIRAN DEWANGAN

HARSHA DUBEY - DRDO Delhi(LASTEC)ABHISHEK KUMAR JHA - Hewlett PackardNIKITA AGRAWAL - Hewlett PackardDARSHAN KUMAR CHANDRAKAR - Hewlett Packard

L A T E S T U P D A T E S I N E L E C T R O N I C SPsychosensory electronic skin technology for future AI and humanoid development.Many scientists are continuously performing research to imitate tactile, olfactory, andpalate senses and tactile sensing is expected to be the next mimetic technology.

5G All Set To Rebound Semiconductor Industry In 2020As per the report, the global semiconductor market will bounce back to 5.9 per cent in2020 reaching $448 billion, up from $422.8 billion in 2019. The main factor driving thisrecovery will be 5G, not just because of the renewed growth to the wireless industry,but also the impact the technology will have on global businesses and economies.

MeitY wants fresh incentives for electronics manufacturersThe ministry of electronics and information technology (MeitY) has proposed freshincentives to boost electronics manufacturing in India after three major schemes endedlast year. The proposals include 4-6% interest rate subsidy on loans for new investments,renewal of the electronic manufacturing cluster (EMC) scheme and waiver of collateralfor loans taken to set up machinery.

DENISHA M GAJBHIYAAMISHA MISHRASHUBHARANGSHU

The department has started this year a new course Bachelor of Vocation (B. Voc) in ElectronicManufacturing Services (EMS), a 3 year undergraduate course with intake of 25. Vocational orskill-based education is gaining more importance in India providing adequate skills required fora particular work or trade to the candidate. Course deals more with practical and applicationbased studies rather than focusing on theoretical knowledge.

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

Electronic manufacturing industry in India needs to grow at a muchfaster pace due to the ever increasing demand for consumer electronics,IT and telecom goods. Demand is expected to grow to $ 400 billion by2020. To serve this demand and a huge surge in electronics manufactu-ring in India is expected. To fulfill the need of technician proficient in electronicsmanufacturing this course will be hugely sought for students after completing the said coursewill be eligible for the post of Electronics Technician, Service Technician, Service Manager etc.

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AUTOMATIC PLANT WATERING SYSTEM WITH MELODYIn our usual busy routine, one of the reasons for people hesitating to keep plants at their homeis that people forget to water them every day. To solve this issue here is a circuit that is usefulfor watering plants automatically without any human effort.  This circuit automatically watersthe plants every day in the morning for the watering duration that the user has set. Want one?You can build one for yourself in just a few hours.

C I R C U I T A N D W O R K I N G . . .The Circuit diagram of Automatic Plant Watering System with Melody is shown.

A C H I E V E M E N T S

IC1 configured as monostable. The 555 timer acts as a“one-shot” pulse generator. The pulse begins at theoutput pin 3 when the 555 timer receives a signal at thetrigger input pin 2 and that falls below a 1/3 of thevoltage supply. The width of the output pulse isdetermined by the time constant of an R2 and C1. Theoutput pulse ends when the voltage on the capacitorequals 2/3 of the supply voltage. This is determined bythe relationship T = 1.1R*C.

C O N S T R U C T I O N A N D T E S T I N G . . .Assemble the circuit on a common PCB and enclose it in a suitable box. Connect the Batteries B1 and B2. Affix LDR at a suitablelocation such that sunlight falls on it directly. Adjust the VR1 for appropriate output. Select the DIP switch in appropriateposition for the desired watering duration.

For further details you can check the link given below :

https://electronicsforu.com/electronics-projects/prototypes/automatic-plant-watering-system-with-melody

C R O S S W O R D ! !

E V E N T S a n d H A P P E N I N G S !

ENGINEER'S DAY, 

14th SEPTEMBER Technical Paper Presentation was conducted on the Engineer's Day on the theme "Engineering for Change".

Mrs. Swati Agrawal and Mr. Amar Kumar Dey were the judges for the event. 37 participants delivered their

presentation on this topic.

VISHWAKARMA PUJA,

17th SEPTEMBER Vishwakarma Puja was celebrated on 17th September by Et&T, CSE and IT branch jointly in Microprocessor

Lab.

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ONE DAY WORKSHOP ON eSIM FOR TEACHERS,

21st SEPTEMBER A One Day workshop on eSim, a course in the IoT Series was organised in the ETC Department by the Teaching

Learning Centre (ICT) at IIT Bombay , funded by the Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya National Mission on

Teachers and Teaching (PMMMNMTT)

S M A R T I N D I A H A C K A T H O N , 8 - 1 4 t h J U L YThe following students were runners up in the Smart India Hackathon organised by MHRD,Government of India:- Kirteyman Singh Rajput, Vaibhavi Mathur, Divyajot Kumar Birdi.

3rd SEMESTER INDUCTION , 23rd JULY Induction pragram for 3rd semester students was organised on 23rd July.

B.Voc INDUCTION , 18th SEPTEMBER The Induction pragram for B.Voc (Electronic Manufacturing Services) was organised on 18th September.

Papers Published/ PresentedDr. Naveen Kumar Dewangan has published a paper with Title “Automatic detection of Malaria Parasite from blood image using Matlab” in thejournal 'International Journal of Innovative Research in Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation and Control Engineering'. Mrs. Suchitra Pandey has presented a paper with title “Improved criterion for Stability Analysis of Discrete-Time system subject to saturationNon-linearities and variable time lags” at IEEE 1st International Conference on Energy, Systems and Information Processing during 4th -5thJuly, 2019 at, IITDM, Kancheepuram, Chennai. Mrs. Suchitra Pandey has presented another paper with title “Stability of uncertain 2-D discrete systems in presence of generalized overflowNon-linearities” at Ist International Conference on Innovations in Power, Energy and Intelligent Control systems, during 8th -10th August, 2019at Vignan's Foundation for Science, Technology & Research Institute, Guntur, Hyderabad. The paper was selected as the best paper in theconference. STTPs/WorkshopsMrs. Suchitra Pandey also attended a short term course on “Matrix Inequalities and its applications" organised by NIT, Uttarakhand at itssatellite campus NIT, Jaipur during 22nd -26th July, 2019. Mr. Pushpendra Singh was the coordinator of a one day workshop on eSim, organised by Teaching Learning Centre (ICT) at IIT Bombay on21st September, 2019 sponsored by PMMMNMTT at National level.Mr. R. M. Potdar, Dr. Arun Sahu, Mr. Anil Mishra, Mrs. Vinni Sharma, Mrs. Swati Agrawal, Mrs. Suchitra Pandey, Mrs.Tanuja Kashyap, Mr. Prabhakar, Mr. D. Reynolds, Mrs. Kiran Dewangan and Mrs. Dolly Gautam attended the eSim workshop. Sponsored ProjectsMrs. Ekta Tamrakar’s proposed Research Project with the title “Performance enhancement of micro-inverting solar PV power generation usingpassive filters” got approval under collaborative Research Scheme of TEQIP-III ( Phase-II) at CSVTU, Bhilai for a period of 1 year with totalgrant received Rs. 3,00,000. Dr. Arun Sahu’s proposed Research Project on the title “2D nano structure based field effect transistor as Gas Sensor, ab-initio modelling” gotapproval under collaborative Research Scheme of TEQIP-III ( Phase -II) at CSVTU, Bhilai with total grant received Rs. 1,50,000.

Fill in the crossword and whatsApp it to Amisha Mishra(7987120748) , with your name, semester and section.

The photographs of first 2 students with all correct answers will be

published in the next edition of DIASPORA.

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