Dr Cyril Prasanna raj P gave presentation on nano-

technology. Nanotechnology is defined as the study

and use of structures between 1 nanometer and 100

nanometers in size. To give an idea of how small that

is, it would take eight hundred 100 nanometer parti-

cles side by side to match the width of a human hair.

Scientists have been studying and working with Nano

particles for centuries, but the effectiveness of their

work has been hampered by their inability to see the

structure of Nano particles.

In recent decades the development of microscopes ca-

pable of displaying particles as small as atoms has al-

lowed scientists to see what they are working with.

The aim of Nanoelectronics is to process, transmit and

store information by taking advantage of properties of

matter that are distinctly different from macroscopic

properties.

Nanotechnology offers the ability to build large num-

bers of products that are incredibly powerful by to-

day's standards. This possibility creates both oppor-

tunity and risk. The problem of minimizing the risk is

not simple; excessive restriction creates black markets,

which in this context implies unrestricted nanofabrica-

tion. Selecting the proper level of restriction is likely

to pose a difficult challenge.

N A T I O N A L S E M I N A R O N N A N O T E C H N O L O G Y

INSIDE THE ISSUE

Seminar on nan-

otechnology

1

Industrial Visit

to BSNL

2

Seminar on

ASIC

2

Workshop on

analog design

3

Department club

events

4

Cross Word-

Puzzel

4

Department club

events

4

TE Depart Club , MVJCE

Telecommunication Engineering

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Dr.Cyril explaining about CNTFET

S E M I N A R O N “ A P R A C T I C A L A P P R O A C H O N A S I C D E S I G N F L O W ”

I N D U S T R I A L V I S I T T O B S N L

An Industrial Visit has been conducted by the

Telecommunication Department for the fifth semester

students to BSNL, Jayanagar, Bangalore .There were

thirty five students who attended the visit and the staff

accompanied the visit were Mrs. Shashirekha, Assis-

tant Professor, Dept of TE and Ms. Sowmya L, Assis-

tant Professor, Dept of TE.

The visit to BSNL was supported by Mr. Jal-

lappa, Sub divisional Engineer, BSNL, Jayanagar .

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THE SPEAKERS ENDURING LECTURE

V semester students of TE

STUDENTS ALONG WITH FACULTY NEAR EXCHANGE

The guest lecture aimed at giving a view on ASIC

Design Flow. The lecture was basically regarding the

work done in VLSI companies. The flow held the

concepts of floor planning, placement, power plan-

ning, timing consideration and routing. The lecture

was helpful for students, by knowing the scenario in

companies and the demand of VLSI. It gave an idea

of WHAT actually students should learn from the ac-

ademics and HOW they can apply it into their pro-

jects. The speakers of the session was Sindhu Goud V

and Karunakara Reddy G (Design Engineers at

AppsConnect technologies, Bangalore).

The faculty coordinated the event on 13/10/2012 was

SOWMYA L (AP,TE), the participant were the V

sem students of TE, MVJCE.

The workshop aimed at teaching students the analog design flow

using Cadence tools. The Cadence tools provides one full package

for entire back end design and available in college. The session

started with the explanation of Analog Design Flow. The inverter

design was done by all the participants.

As Telecommunication students are not exposed any practical lab

sessions for VLSI. This workshop was helpful for students to un-

derstand the VLSI and apply it for their future projects.

The faculties coordinated the event were SOWMYA L (AP,TE) and

ARSHIYA SULTANA (AP,ECE) on 29/9/2012 the participants were

the V sem students of TE, MVJCE.

Alexander Graham Bell originally wanted the greeting for the telephone to be "Ahoy" but Thomas

Edison voted for "Hello," a word he coined in 1877.

The original name of the telephone was the harmonic telegraph. It took a year to connect the first line from New York to San Francisco. 14,000 miles of copper

wire and 130,000 telephone poles were needed to link the country. The annual revenue for the telephone industry is $210 billion, almost 8 times that of television

and 23 times the revenue of radio.

Cellular phone service has accounted for a third of the telephone industry's growth for the last four

years.

The US telephone wireless and directory market is expected to reach $211 billion by the year

2001. Globally, about $1 trillion is spent annually on telecommunications products and services.

One million threads of fiber optic cable can fit in a tube 1/2" in diameter..

W O R K S H O P O N “ A N A L O G D E S I G N U S I N G C A D E N C E T O O L S ”

T E L E C O M M U N I C A T I O N ’ S F U N F A C T S

D E P A R T M E N T C L U B E V E N T S ( Q U I Z C O M P E T I T I O N )

Department of Telecommunication Engineering has orga-

nized a quiz completion for all the students of TE, ECE,

Medical Electronics and EEE of MVJ College of Engineer-

ing on 29th August 2012 between 12.00pm - 4.00pm at

Seminar Hall, Department of ECE.

30 Students participated in this event from Telecommunica-

tion, ECE and Mechanical Engineering. 15 batches consist-

ing of two members in each batch.total 3 rounds were there

&the winners are as follows IST Prize Ajay Kumar

U ,Sushanth Nayak – 5th Semester - Department of

TE ,2ND Prize -Sovya R M , Sumitha S M– 7th Semester -

Department of TE 3RD Prize – Chirag R , Hanish R– 7th

Semester - Department of TE

“Education is

not the filling of

a pail, but the

lighting of a

fire”.

William Butler

Yeats

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FACULTIES AND STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN WORKSHOP

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FACULTIES WITH PARTICIPANTS

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Department of Telecommunication Engineering has orga-

nized a mini project completion for all the students of TE,

ECE, Medical Electronics and EEE of MVJ College of En-

gineering on 2nd November 2012 between 2.00pm -

4.00pm at Communication Lab, Department of TE.

The participants are 12 students from Telecommunication.

They formed 5 batches (4-robotic project and 1-software

project). The event had two rounds. The first round was ex-

hibition round were all projects were checked for the per-

formance (hardware projects) and simulation output for

(software project)

In the second round, there was explanation given by the

participants and other participant rated the project on 10

marks. At the end of the second round, two batches with

highest marks were selected.

First Prize – N. Akhilesh & Vinay G Raju – 3rd Semester -

Department of TE

D E P A R T M E N T C L U B E V E N T S ( M I N I P R O J E C T C O M P E T I T I O N )

F I L I N T H E P U Z Z E L W I T H T H E W O R D S T H A T M E A N A B O U T S A M E T H I N G

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Student participants in the mini project competition

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