Academic Achievements

National/International Conferences:

Batch Student’s Name Title of the Paper Name of the Journal / Conference
2013-2015 S. Sharmila Design and Implementation of CMOS gates for multiple valued logic digital circuits International Conference on Recent trends in Computer science & Engineering (ICRTCSE 2015)
2013-2015 S. Manicka Vinodhini A Novel data hiding technique via RCM and AES Encrypted Images. International Conference on Research Methods in Engineering and Technology
2013-2015 H.A. Hajan Realizing Multiplexer based full adder in multi precision multiplier International Conference on Advances in Applied Engineering and technology-2015
2013-2015 K. Maniyarasan To improve OFDM standards using pipelined parallel FFT architecture. International conference on applied research in engineering and technology-2015
2013-2015 E. Preethi A cryptographic algorithm for reduced area costs International Journal of Applied Engineering Research
2013-2015 R. Samundeeswari Implementation of FIR Filter Design Using Area – Delay – Power Efficient Carry Select Adder International Journal of Applied Engineering Research
2013-2015 S. Saranya An Effectual Technique for Procuring Fractional and Integer-Order Byproducts of Radio Frequency Signals International Journal of Applied Engineering Research-2015
2013-2015 R. Ashwini A novel methodology for N-bit full comparators using Quantum Cellular Automata International Journal of Applied Engineering Research-2015
2013-2015 T. Thangakasi Design and Synthesis of 32-bit Reversible Arithmetic and Logic Unit with 16- Operation International Journal of Applied Engineering Research-2015
2013-2015 V. Manikandan Implementation of FFT Using Vedic Multiplier for Enhancing the Speed International Journal of Applied Engineering Research-2015
2013-2015 M. Nivetha Improved 16-Point Approximate DCT for Image and Video Compression Requiring Only 28 Additions International Journal of Applied Engineering Research-2015
2013-2015 R. Sakthi Priya Efficient high throughput multi standard transform core realization on FPGA International Journal of Applied Engineering Research-2015
2013-2015 K. Sangeetha An Efficient Aging Aware Column Bypass Multiplier Using Adaptive Hold Logic International Journal of Applied Engineering Research-2015
2013-2015 T. Srivinodhini Hand Gesture Based Low Cost Television Control System International Journal of Applied Engineering Research-2015
2013-2015 S. Sofia An 8T low selection and low voltage SRAM using bulk CMOS technology International Journal of Applied Engineering Research-2015
2013-2015 R. J. Shyja Novel Area Efficient Binary adder in quantum Dot cellular Automata International Journal of Applied Engineering Research-2015
2013-2015 M. Akilandeswari Reconfigurable fast filter bank for multi standard wireless receiver International Institute Of Scientific Research And Technology

UNIVERSITY RANK HOLDERS – 2015

Name: S.SHARMILA

Rank: 40

Dept: M.E. – VLSI DESIGN

Name: S.SOFIA

Rank: 40

Dept: M.E. – VLSI DESIGN

UNIVERSITY TOPPERS- 2014

Name: T.LATHA

Rank: 42

Dept: M.E. – VLSI DESIGN

ME - VLSI

ME - VLSI

The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering was established during the year 2001-2002, recognized by AICTE and affiliated to ANNA UNIVERSITY. The department offers a four year degree program in Electronics and Communication Engineering with an initial intake of 60. The intake increased to 120 students since 2002-2003. A two year post graduate program ME in VLSI has been introduced with an annual intake of 18 students during the year 2010-2011.

Mission
  • To produce competent and disciplined Electrical and Electronics Engineer through delivery of quality education.
  • To employ sound principles and practices to engineer electrical systems for aerospace, aviation, and related fields.
  • To contribute to the society, to meet the on-going global challenges in alignment with technical education system, power industry and society.
Vision

To offer high quality academic programmes in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, carry out research in particular areas, train professional engineers and collaborate with industry to offer solutions for national development.

Program Educational Objectives
  • .Practice their profession of engineering using a systems perspective, analyze, design, develop, optimize, and implement complex electrical systems.
  • Contribute to industry, society, and/or government organizations by applying the skills and knowledge acquired through formal education and their cooperative educational experiences.
  • Successfully pursue their education with self-discipline and confidence.
  • Draw upon a broad base of knowledge in providing engineering solutions within the appropriate technological, global, societal, ethical and organizational context.

Program Outcomes

  • Demonstrate knowledge of mathematics, science and basic engineering principles to the conceptualization of engineering modules.
  • Design solutions for complex electrical engineering problems and design system components that meet the specified needs with consideration for public health, safety, societal and environmental factors.
  • Design digital and analog system and components for automated systems.
  • Demonstrate skills to use modern engineering and simulation tools such as MATLAB, ETAP and LABVIEW, and, equipments to analyze problems in the system.
  • Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community, such as being able to write effective reports, make effective presentations and give and receive clear instructions.
  • Understand ethical issues, environmental impact and acquire management skills.
  • Work effectively as an individual and as member or leader in diverse teams with multidisciplinary tasks.
  • Understand and apply computing platform and software for engineering problems.
  • Attain an ability to critically identify, formulate and solve electrical engineering problems.
  • Demonstrate the knowledge of advanced mathematics, digital signal processing, microprocessor and microcontroller to design practical models.
  • Develop confidence for self motivation, to face the challenges in competitive screenings like GRE , GATE, etc.,
  • Understand the impact of power shortage and find optimized global solution in power generation, management and control.
  • Conduct research experiments on power generation, distribution, transmission and control.

S.No Name Designation

Infrastructure & Labs

M.E. VLSI

System Configuration: i5@3.3GHz Processor, DDR 3, 4 GB RAM, 500GBSATA Hard Disk, AOC 15.5 LCD.
System Details: 20
Labs Conducted:
  • ME-VLSI LAB
  • Project work

Centre of Excellence / R&D;

INDUSTRY ORIENTED PROJECTS
  • Realization of PM receiver and clock recovery for satellites and ground stations by Hajan H.A
  • Removal of phase ambiguity in BPSK modulation for satellite and ground station by Manikandan.V
  • Design and digital implementation of uplink baseband system in PI-SAT and implementation of it in onboard satellite command processor by Saranya S
  • A Satellite process based on Telecommanding System in PI-SAT and implementation of On-Board Command Processor by Sharmila S
  • Implementation of On-Board Satellite Telecommanding system of PI-SAT through S-Band Communication by Sofia S
  • Implementation of BER Measurement System using BPSK for Satellites and Ground Stations by Thangakasi T
RESEARCH ORIENTED PROJECTS
  • A novel methodology for n-bit full comparators using quantum cellular automata by Ashwini.R
  • To improve OFDM standard using pipelined parallel FFT architecture by Maniyarasan.K
SOCIAL ORIENTED PROJECTS
  • Efficient high-throughput multi standard transform core realization on FPGA by Sakthipriya.R
  • Reconfigurable fast filter bank for multi-standard wireless receivers using MFT-VDF by Akilandeswari.R

Students Activities & Achievements

Industry Institute Interaction (III's)

Student Chapters

Events & Conferences

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Guest Lectures

Placement Details & Reports

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