Verification in Keil Output Port :
Reproducibility and reusability by other scholars for further development : Further this can be used to test the hardware using ARM Controller for different applications
Orientation Program, for 1st year ECE and EAC students
Department of ECE conducted an orientation program, for the 1st year ECE and EAC students on 8th August 2023 at Amrita School of Engineering, Bangalore. The program was organised by Dr. Neelima N. and Dr. Sarda Sharma. The event started with prayer and welcome address by Dr. Navin Kumar (Chairperson, Department of ECE) followed by introduction of faculty of Department of ECE. Dr. Vinodhini M. and Ms. Kirti S. Pande delivered the Rules regulations, and general disciplines of Amrita School of Engineering, Bangalore. Dr. Sreeja Kochuvila gave a brief introduction to Course Curriculum. Dr. T. K. Ramesh presented the ongoing research activities in the department. Further, Dr. Navin Kumar highlighted the club information and importance of IEEE and ECCF club activity. At the end the Q & A session from the audience was kept for queries. The event was successfully completed with vote of thanks and fun activity.
3rd IEEE VLSI SATA 2023
3rd IEEE International Conference on VLSI Systems, Architecture, Technology, and Applications (VLSI SATA 2022) is a revolutionary concept that aims to focus on innovations, knowledge sharing in theory and methodologies used in chip design, nanoelectronics, embedded electronics and electronic design automation communities. VLSI SATA conference started with an idea to promote knowledge building, engineering education, research and development activities and networking to established and to identify research groups and collaboration opportunities. VLSI technology is ideally suited to the demands of today’s embedded electronic devices and systems. With the ever-increasing demand for miniaturization, portability, performance, reliability, and functionality, VLSI technology will continue to drive electronics advancement. The latest technology in VLSI is the integration and application of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. The VLSI industry is fast approaching in being the future of applied fields of Data Science and AI. In a nutshell, VLSI has been an extremely fascinating domain for researchers and developers to be in.
The conference with a theme of “Embedded Systems in Autonomous Driving” is a forum for researchers, educators, and industry leaders to discuss all in automotive systems and other industry verticals. VLSI SATA has drawn significant interest from both academia and industry and continues to attract tremendous research efforts due to its promising new business opportunity in VLSI Design.
A total of 80+ papers were received for review. After plagiarism checks and rigorous double-blind reviews by experts from both academia and industry, 25% of papers were accepted for presentation.
3rd IEEE VLSI SATA 2022 was conducted on 16th and 17th December 2022 in the beautiful campus of the Amrita School of Engineering, Bengaluru. This conference was technically and financially sponsored by IEEE VTS, Bangalore section and technically sponsored by IEEE, IEEE Circuits and Systems Bangalore section and IEEE Bangalore. VLSI SATA 2022 is a two-day event.
Day 1 is devoted to tutorial and workshop sessions to provide a broader technical platform to discuss the recent advancement in the VLSI domain. The tutorial session was conducted by Dr. N. S. Murthy, Consultant to LeCo Consulting, Bengaluru with the title “VLSI Fab and Demystified” and the workshop session was conducted by Mr. Sharan A., CoreEL Technologies, Bangalore with the title “System Design Flow using Xilinx Vivado and Vitis on PYNQZ2 Board”.
Day 2 includes keynote addresses and one technical session with the track: VLSI Technology in the pre-lunch session. In the post-lunch session, parallel technical sessions in three tracks: VLSI Systems, VLSI Applications and VLSI Architectures with invited talks and contributed paper presentations.
Mr. Hemanth Mallapur, Co-founder & Exec. VP Engineering, Saankhya Labs was the chief for the inauguration. Dr. Manoj P., Director, of Amrita School of Engineering, Bangalore, and Dr. Sriram Devanathan, Principal, of Amrita School of Engineering, Bangalore were the guest of honor chief for the inauguration. The plenary session was on “DDR Memory overview” by Dr. Parthasarathy Ramaswamy, Senior Principal Engineer at Intel Corporation. The other invited speakers were Mr. Prasanna Thyamagondlu, Director- Product Development, Capgemini and Mr. Vaibhav Pratap Singh
Principal Technical Officer, CDAC, Bangalore.
PhD Symposium Series
Industry Expert and PhD Scholar Talk
On December 10, 2021, the Departments of Electronics and Communication Engineering and Mechanical Engineering at Amrita School of Engineering, Bengaluru campus, collaborated to conduct the third lecture in the Ph. D. Symposium Series, where Industry experts and Ph. D. Scholar working in broad areas of engineering, science and language can present their work, meet with peers and experienced researchers, receive feedback, and learn from each other’s experiences. The talk was attended by more than 70 participants from various disciplines.
Dr. Abdullah Aamir Hayat, Research Associate, Engineering Product Development Pillar, Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) and Mr. Vinod Kotebavi, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Bengaluru were the speakers for the day. Dr. Parul Mathur from Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering welcomed distinguished speakers from industry and academia, head of the departments, faculty members and Ph. D. scholars. Later, Dr. Shankara from Department of Mechanical Engineering introduced the speakers to the audience. The event continued with the presentation from the speaker, Dr. Abdullah Aamir Hayat on, “Research Thinking”. His talk motivated researchers to carefully organise their work and maintain high ethical standards throughout their academic careers. Mr. Vinod Kotebavi then gave a session on “Flow over elliptic cone in Hypersonic flow”. Dr. Parul Mathur delivered vote of gratitude to all the attendees and guests at the end of the event.
Ph. D. Symposium Series
Industry Expert and Ph. D. Scholar Talk (30 Oct, 2021, 10:40am -1:30pm)
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Amrita School of Engineering, Bengaluru, has initiated a Ph. D. Symposium Series, where Industry experts and PhD Scholar working in broad areas of engineering, science and language can present their work, meet with peers and experienced researchers, receive feedback, and learn from each other’s experiences. The first talk in this series was held on 30th October 2021. The talk was attended by roughly 130 participants from various disciplines. Mr. Paramvir Singh Minhas, RAN Transport Product Line Management at Nokia, Bangalore, Dr. K. P. Gowd, Group Captain (Retd) from the Indian Air Force’s Aeronautical Engineering Electronics Branch, and Ms Sanjika Devi, Part-time Ph. D. Scholar and Assistant Professor in the Electronics and Communication department at Amrita University were the speakers for the day. Dr. Navin Kumar, Chairperson from Electronics and Communication department inaugurated the series and welcomed Principal, distinguished speakers from Industry and academia, Head of the Departments, faculty members and Ph. D. scholars. Dr. Sriram Devanathan, Principal of Amrita School of Engineering, spoke to the audience about the importance and impact of such symposium series. He suggested that Ph. D. scholars should take this opportunity to interact with established researchers and practitioners in the respective engineering community and develop the spirit of collaborative research. The event continued with presentation from the speaker, Mr. Paramvir Singh Minhas on, “Current Trends and Opportunities in 5G Backhaul and Fronthaul”, followed by the presentation from the second speaker Dr. Gowd on “Need for Technological Solution to Black Box Recovery Syndrome”. Finally, the last speaker Ms Sanjika Devi, presented her Ph. D. work on “Green Communications: Digital Pre-distortion of Wideband Radio Frequency Power Amplifiers”. Dr. Manoj Kumar Panda gave a vote of gratitude to all the attendees and guests at the end of the event. Dr. Parul Mathur hosted the entire event.
Webinar on Basics of Quantum computing and Communication
IEEE Communication Society Student Chapter in association IEEE Sensors Student Chapter had a webinar on Basics of quantum computing and communication on 7th October 2021. Mr. Anand M. (Senior Research Engineer at Centre for Development of Telematics Bangalore) delivered a talk on basics of Quantum computing and Communication. Mr. Anand M. has 12 years of experience in telecommunication industry. His area of interest includes Wireless Communication and Wireless Optical Communication. He has received numerous awards from C-DOT as author and inventor for his papers and patents. He is a Senior Member of IEEE and Past Secretary for IEEE Communication Society Bangalore Chapter. He has given multiple lectures on Quantum Communication, Quantum Internet and Quantum Computing within his organization as well as in form of public lectures. He also won the best paper award for his paper on Quantum Communication in 2021. Mr. Anand M. grabbed student attention by discussing basic topics of quantum like Qubits, and quantum logic gates. He also mentioned the power of quantum computer and its reliabilities. At the end of presentation, there was a question-and-answer session. The event was anchored by Ms. Manogna, chair- IEEE Sensors Council. The event crops up with speaker’s introduction by Ms. Vyshnavi, Executive of IEEE ComSoc. The event ended with vote of thanks by Manogna. IEEE ComSoc and IEEE Sensors Council presented an online memento as a token of gratitude. At last, all participants were asked to switch camera for online selfie. On the whole, the webinar was very interesting and enlightened students about Quantum computing and its importance.
Online Quiz Competition
IEEE Communication Society Student Chapter has conducted an online Quiz -‘FUNCOGNITION’ on 7th October 2021, from 5–6 pm. The FUNCOGNITION is a technical quiz related to the topics from Communication and IEEE. Fourty six students participated in the event. Ms. Rithika, and Ms. Budi Preethi obtained first and second prizes respectively. The participants showed active participation throughout the event and accomplished the event graciously.
Green Communications: Digital Pre-distortion of Wideband Radio Frequency Power Amplifiers
Ms. Sanjika Devi delivered a talk titled, “Green Communications: Digital Pre-distortion of Wideband Radio Frequency Power Amplifiers” as a part of Department of ECE Research Talk, on 8th October 2021 at Amrita School of Engineering, Bengaluru. The abstract of the talk dealt about Wireless system design and manufacturing of then have ready become the fastest growing section of the electronics industry. However, the incremental demand of providing better wireless connection services in terms of higher data rates and more efficient solutions with wider bandwidth imposes several challenges in the design of wireless transmitters. In addition, use of spectral efficient modulation schemes also impacts the requirements of the wireless transmitters, which have been traditionally the most energy-consuming element of radio networks. The radio frequency (RF) power amplifiers (PAs) being a crucial component in the wireless transmitters, accounts for up to 80% of the energy consumption. Surprisingly, over 60% of the power is wasted in the form of heat rather than transmitting data. The resulting need for highly linear and power efficient signal amplification across wide bandwidths has led in recent years, the development of various linearization techniques of RF PAs. Due to its high flexibility and excellent linearization performance, digital pre-distortion (DPD) has become one of the most preferred choice for linearizing RF PAs and tends to be a fundamental component in current and next-generation wireless communication systems. In this talk, the various linearization strategies, challenges, open issues and future directions of DPD would be discussed.
Research Talk on “Industry 4.0 – Concept, Technologies & Challenges
The Department of Electronics and Communications, Amrita School of Engineering, Bengaluru campus, organized a research talk on “Industry 4.0 – Concept, Technologies & Challenges” by an invited guest Mr. Sivasubramanian S. (Quality & Reliability Engineer in the Global Supply Chain Organization of Intel Corporation, Bengaluru) on July 31, 2021.
IC Design from RTL to GDS-II” using Cadence EDA Tool
Department of ECE and IEEE Student Branch Amrita School of Engineering (ASE) Bangalore jointly with Entuple Technologies organized 5-day online faculty development program (FDP) on “IC Design from RTL to GDS-II” using Cadence EDA Tool from 26th to 30th July, 2021. The FDP included Invited talk, theory session in the morning slots and hands-on sessions in the afternoon. The FDP offered from Full-Custom IC Design using Virtuoso, for first two days, Semi-custom IC design Flow on the third & fourth day and PCB Design using OrCAD on the fifth day. The FDA was attended by 43 members which included 14 faculties, 11 scholars and 18 M. Tech students. The FDP was organized by Dr. Navin Kumar (Chairman, Department of ECE and Branch Counsellor IEEE ASE-B), Dr. C. Paramasivam (FDP Coordinator), Ms. Sreebha Bhaskaran (Faculty Advisor IEEE Student Branch), Dr. Kamatchi S. (FDP Coordinator). The FDP was arranged through Cisco Webex Meeting platform. The summary of the event is as follows:
On 26th July 2021 morning, Ms. Sreebha Bhaskaran, Faculty Advisor, IEEE-SB, who formally welcomed the participants to the FDP and introduced them to Mr. Charudhathan Nagarajan, AE Director Cadence delivered invited talk about “Market drivers and Future trends in semiconductors and electronics”. Then Mr. Nitten, Application Engineer, from Entuple Technologies Pvt Ltd started the session introducing about Schematic Capture using Cadence Virtuoso. The afternoon session on hands-on was conducted to perform Schematic Capture using Cadence. Participants were also given assignment to practice. 27th July 2021 morning Mr. Nitten, continued and briefed about the layout design. This afternoon, hands-on session was conducted to perform layout design using Cadence Virtuoso. On 28th July 2021, Mr. L. V. Kedarnath, FAE Entuple Technologies Pvt Ltd explained about Overview of Semi-Custom Design Flow while in the afternoon, the hands-on session was conducted to perform RTL Synthesis using Genus EDA tool.
On 29th July 2021 morning another invited talk by Dr. George Abraham, AE Director Cadence was arranged. He delivered talk titled “Cadence Digital Implementation and Signoff-A full flow overview”. Following this talk, Mr. L. V. Kedarnath continued to brief about Physical Design Implementation using Innova’s tool. In the afternoon, hands-on session was conducted to perform physical implementation using Innova’s EDA tool. On 30th July 2021 morning Mr. L. V. Kedarnath gave a talk about Physical Design Implementation Estimation of Reports. After that Mr. Kamlesh Kumar Application Engineer Entuple Technologies talked about PCB Design using OrCAD. Afternoon, the hands-on session was conducted to perform physical implementation using Innova’s EDA tool.
The FDP concluded with very positive feedback from participants followed by Vote of thanks by Ms. Sreebha Bhaskaran by thanking the speakers, participants and organizers for arranging a very useful FDP. She also thanked the supporting faculty for providing the systems for the participants throughout the FDP and IEEE student branch for helping the FDP organized very professionally.
UBICNET 2021
UBIquitous Communications and NETwork Computing (UBICNET) is revolutionary concepts that aim to provide pervasive, reliable communication and computing services available anytime and anywhere. UBICNET has drawn significant interests from both academia and industry and continues to attract tremendous research efforts due to its promising new business opportunity in information technology and engineering. Ubiquitous communication and computing is the growing trend and became one of the requirements for most of the people around the globe. While ubiquitous communication ensures communication anywhere with anyone, ubiquitous computing devices are completely connected and consistently available. Ubiquitous network computing relies on the convergence of wireless technologies, advanced electronics and Internet and Internet of Things (IoT). This emerging technology is built upon a wide range of key areas including wireless and sensor networks, mobile and distributed computing, embedded systems, IoT, agent technologies, autonomic communication, and information security.
UBICNET 2021 was conducted on 13th March 2021 virtually and organized by the team from Amrita Bangalore under the leadership of Dr. Navin Kumar (Steering Committee Chair), Dr. T. K. Ramesh (General Chair) and Dr. Abhilash Ravikumar (TPC Chair). The conference was supported by EAI – European Alliance for Innovation is a non-profit organization and a professional community established in cooperation with the European Commission to empower the global research and innovation, and to promote cooperation between European and International ICT communities. The conference had many papers submitted out of which 17 camera ready submissions were considered. Dr. Sriram Devanathan, Principal, Amrita School of Engineering, Bangalore was the guest of honour at the event. The plenary session was on “Future networks – A platform for convergence” by Mr. Subhas C Mondal – Chief Architect 5G, Wipro Ltd. The other invited speakers were Ms. Neha Sharma – Staff Engineering Manager, Samsung and Ms. Shital Bhatia – General Manager/Staff Engineering Manager Network Access & Core R&D, SRI India – Bangalore. The topics of the conference included Advanced communication and 5G, network sensing, communication protocols and applications and data analytics and its applications.
IEEE Student Branch jointly with Department of Electronics and Communication, Amrita School of Engineering, Bengaluru organized one and half day hands-on workshop on RF and Microwave Circuit Design and Analysis using AWR Design Environment on 5th to 6th July 2019. The workshop was mainly arranged for M. Tech students, Ph. D. Scholars and faculty members to provide a platform for software development using this tool. The workshop was conducted by Mr. Pratik Mewada working for ICON Design Automotive Pvt. Ltd. His expertise is in RF and microwave measurement and also in the EDA technical support and development domains. The workshop began with the introduction to AWR Design Environment and a demo on MWO circuit design. The hands-on session was followed post lunch. On 6th July 20 at Communication Research and VLSI Lab by giving an overview to Visual System Simulator and design & analysis of LNA / VCO / PA. The participants appreciated the tool and the future works which could be carried out using this tool. The workshop was concluded with a positive note and a small token of appreciation for the trainer.
ACIP outreach program at Amrita School of Engineering, Bengaluru, conducted an event where in, those students who had been to various universities to pursue their project/internship/dual degree programs shared their experience. The event was organized for the third year and final year students of all branches. The first session was conducted on 1st July 2019 for the third year students by the Ms. Sritha Bandla of (M. Tech. S4, Department of ECE) and Mr. Saketh Ram Kunda (M. Tech. S4 Department of ME), who are still continuing with their Master’s program at KTH University, Sweden. The second session was conducted on 29th July 2019 for the final year students by Mr. Aaryan Oberoi (B. Tech. S8, Department of ECE), Mr. Raagul Tirupur Senthilkumar (B. Tech. S8, Department of ECE) and Ms. Roshni Maniraj (B. Tech. S8, Department of ECE), Mr. Garimella Krishna Sandilya (B. Tech. S8, Department of EEE) and Mr. Amandeep Singh Rajput (B. Tech. S8, Department of EEE) and Mr. Puranjay Mugur (B. Tech. S8, Department of ME). The session had a good participation from the students and was really appreciated.
Privacy Talk – A talk show by Ziroh Labs on September 22, 2022.
The 4th Thursday 22nd September 2022 was a special one for the entire family of ECCF, as the club held its first event for the academic year 2022-23. The preparations for the same had been going on for a while. And the fact that the event was met with exhilarating response by the students of Amrita Bengaluru truly proves the saying, ‘hard work never goes to waste’. All the late hours put in by the entire team visibly bore its fruits on the event day when over 250 students, spanning across almost all the branches and years, gathered in Amriteshwari Hall to attend the talk show.
The event started on a wonderful note (pun intended) when Ms. Nityashree, one of the junior executives sang a beautiful prayer song for all the guests. The event then proceeded with an introductory speech by one of the guests of the evening, Mr. Sumokh Rao. He enlightened the young audience on the topic of ‘Relevance of Data Privacy in 2022’. He carried on with the topic and let the audience know about the works of Ziroh Labs in the field of ‘Data Privacy’. Further, the audience got to know more about the blooming startup, that is Ziroh Labs, and as Mr. Rao continued to talk about the startup’s journey, as to how such a successful company first had its conception in a small lab in IISC, Bengaluru, the entire audience of dreamers was left startled and inspired. Mr. Rao concluded his speech by demonstrating the working of the flagship product of the startup, Ziroh Store. The second segment of the event consisted of a small quiz held by the Ziroh Labs’ speak-team based on- ‘data privacy awareness’. The quiz was also met with wonderful audience support. The winners were later on announced and presented with goodies on the stage, by the organizing team. The quiz preceded our second speaker of the event, Ms. Igneta D’souza, Director of Privacy Engineering at Ziroh Labs. Her speech was the most enthralling segment and perhaps, the highlight of the event. She talked about the role of data privacy, from the perspective of a woman, in the modern world. She kept her speech interactive as she answered several age-old questions on data privacy in the most eloquent way possible. Data security breach by various online sites, business of data brokers, role of social media in mass data leaks and how to survive amidst all of this- Ms. D’souza covered it all. She ended her speech as well as the event from the guests’ end on a very technical and intriguing note, as she gave an in-depth analysis of the startup’s works on encryption and protection of data. Her words were evidently met with wonderful reception, as she got off the stage amidst claps and loud applause by the student fraternity. The evening was celebrated by both the parties as the ECCF club’s head faculty, Mrs. Bhavana, felicitated the guests on stage and the warmth was reciprocated by the Ziroh Lab’s team as well, as they thanked the faculty head and the team for their efforts in organizing the talk show.
The absolute success of the evening leaves all eyes on ECCF team members for their future events, who will definitely look to top the day, but for the time being, they can surely be left proud and motivated.
Invited Talk
ECCF organized an invited talk on 12th May 2023 from 2.00pm to 4.00pm in Amriteswari Hall. The session was handled by Mr. Jayaram Jhadtheela, Technical Expert, Driver Experience Sensor SW Development, Bosch Global Software Technologies Pvt Ltd., Adugodi, Bengaluru who delivered a mind-blowing session on the topic – Automotive Advanced Driver Assistsnce Systems, Sensors and embedded software development. The entire event was conducted under the guidance of Ms. Bhavana V, the club mentor and all the office bearers with a participation of 150 students.
Electronica 2k23, organized by the Electronics, Computers, and Communication Forum
(ECCF), showcased the potential and achievements in the field of electronics. The event was held at Amrita School of Engineering, Bengaluru, on 12th to 13th May 2023, brought together students, professionals, and enthusiasts to explore the latest trends, advancements, and opportunities in the ever-evolving world of electronics. The event commenced with a ceremonial lamp lighting ceremony, symbolizing the enlightenment and knowledge that electronics brings to the world. Chairperson of ECE Department Dr. Navin Kumar, along with Ms. Bhavana V and Dr. Sarada Jayan, had the honor of lighting the lamp, signifying the auspicious beginning of Electronica 2k23. Following the lamp lighting ceremony, the event kicked off with the club executives delivering their captivating presentations. The event was expertly hosted by Mr. Harsh Bhutra, Ms. Nimeshika, Mr. Aniket Dixit, and Ms. Krishna R Marar, who ensured a smooth and engaging flow throughout the day. The heart of the event revolved around the highly anticipated competition that featured four rounds: Preliminary Round, Quarter Finals, Semi Finals, and the Grand Finale.
The Preliminary Round tested the participants’ skills and knowledge with one problem statement assigned to each team. Two problem statements were divided alternatively among the teams, providing a challenging yet exciting platform for showcasing their abilities. All participants advanced to the Quarter Finals, where they competed in two different categories. The winners from the
preliminary round qualified as one category, while participants with no output or partial output qualified as the second category. The top 75% of teams, based on their performance in solving the problem statements, advanced to the Quarter Finals. The Quarter Finals raised the stakes, with winners from the Preliminary Round and participants from the other category competing against each other. Each category received one set of problem statements, which were divided alternatively among the teams. The top 50% of teams, considering their performance and ability to solve the problem statements, progressed to the Semi Finals. Winners and partial output students from the winning category of the preliminary round formed one category for the Semi Finals, while winners from the other category formed the second category. Only the winning teams from the Semi Finals would qualify for the highly anticipated Grand Finale. The top 25% of teams, based on their performance, advanced to compete in the Grand Finale. The Grand Finale was the pinnacle of the competition, featuring the most skilled and talented teams from the Semi Finals. Each team received one set of problem statements, presenting them with a final opportunity to showcase their expertise. The event concluded with the announcement of the top three winning teams, who were awarded cash prizes and certificates to acknowledge their outstanding achievements. The first prize winner received Rs. 10,000, the second prize winner received Rs. 5,000, and the third prize winner received Rs. 3,000. Additionally, all participating teams were presented with Arduino UNO boards, highlighting the event’s commitment to fostering hands-on learning and innovation in the field of electronics. Electronica 2k23 encompassed more than just the competition. It offered a comprehensive platform for participants to enhance their knowledge and skills through various activities. The event featured captivating workshop sessions, where participants had the opportunity to delve into the world of electronic components. Led by knowledgeable club executives, the workshop sessions provided valuable insights into the intricacies of electronic components and their working principles. The engaging and interactive sessions created a conducive environment for learning and fostering a deeper understanding of electronics.
Adding an element of creativity and enjoyment to the event, Mr. Aniket Dixit hosted a story writing event during the workshop sessions. Participants were encouraged to unleash their imagination and express their ideas through captivating stories. This fun-filled activity not only provided a break from the intense competition but also nurtured the participants’ creativity and storytelling skills.
In addition to the workshops, Electronica 2k23 featured a captivating tech talk by alumni, enriching the participants’ understanding of the industry’s current trends and future possibilities. Alumnus Mr. Krishna Sandilya Garimella had delivered an insightful talk on “Untangling Electronics,” providing valuable perspectives and inspiring the participants to explore new frontiers in the field.
Furthermore, the event highlighted the accomplishments of Mr. Krishna Sandilya Garimella, the First Electronica Winner. As a system validation engineer at Intel Corporation, Bengaluru, Mr. Garimella has made significant contributions in the domain of
SOC Power Delivery. His expertise and achievements in optimizing power distribution within integrated circuits serve as an inspiration for aspiring electronics professionals. The event culminated with a project demonstration session by Mr. Sanju Sajimon and Mr. Piyush S., who showcased their projects on “Parking System using Arduino” and “Collision Detection using Ultrasonic Sensor and Arduino.” The project demonstrations provided valuable insights into the practical applications of electronics, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world implementations. Electronica 2k23 witnessed exceptional talent and innovation showcased by the participating teams, with the winners leaving a lasting impression. The first prize was awarded to “The Mindless” team for their outstanding project titled “Safety Helmet.” The team, comprising Shashank R, Nikhilesh Chandrasekhar, Shrinandh, and Tappan Chengappa, impressed the judges with their innovative approach towards enhancing safety in industrial environments and won a whooping Cash prize of Rs. 10000. The second prize was claimed by the team “Automated Highway System,” consisting of Nikhil Tom Jose, Aniket Kumar, and Sahreevatsan S S. Their project on developing an “Automated Highway System” demonstrated cutting-edge technology and garnered appreciation for its potential to revolutionize transportation systems and won a cash rpize of Rs. 5000. The third prize was secured by the team “Victorious Secrets” for their project on “RFID Authentication.” Jyotish Vijay, Arjun Sankar, Kiran Krishna, and Sabareesh U collaborated to develop an efficient and secure authentication system using RFID technology, showcasing their expertise and problem-solving skills and won a cash prize of Rs. 3000. These winning teams showcased not
only their technical prowess but also their ability to apply electronics principles to address real-world challenges. Their projects exemplified the spirit of innovation and reflected the future potential of the electronics industry. Their achievements serve as an inspiration to aspiring engineers and highlight the endless possibilities that lie ahead in this dynamic and ever-evolving domain. Electronica 2k23 proved to be a resounding success, empowering participants with knowledge, inspiring innovation, and fostering a spirit of healthy competition. The event celebrated the immense possibilities and achievements in the field of electronics while providing a platform for learning, networking, and exchange of ideas. With its diverse range of activities, including workshops, tech talks, and a thrilling competition, Electronica 2k23 left a lasting impact on all participants, fueling their passion and curiosity for electronics.
