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D ear Associates,
Another New adventure... 2016..January!!!
Welcome you all to the Volume 3 Issue 6 of EEE Newsletter. The New Year starts with a
cool breeze, similarly our academics have a fresh start again. Everything keep changes with time,
so abruptly utilize this semester. An aim without a goal is just a wish, so aim the big and acquire
the big. Work hard in silence. Let your success make the noise. Good luck.
True knowledge fuses religion, science and a concern for nature and human says a
quote. Thus we present our issue of EEE newsletter which provides the knowledge of science for
our concern. Moreover this issue holds colorful papers, recent trends which helps in the better
nourishment of scholars knowledge. The successive pages of the newsletter also have a record
of the activities, achievements, hopes and aspirations.
Thus this issue has become a reality because of the creativity, help, toil and sacrifice of
several persons. Thanks for the contributors and special thanks for the staff members who
support us.
Any work wont be successful until it has a queries and feedback. Anticipating your
valuable feedbacks and queries.
Happy Reading.!!!
Madasamy@Yuvaraja.K
Pre Final Year, EEE

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CONTENTS
Staff Activities/Publications/Achievements..... 05
Department R&D Activities. 08
Department Activities... 09
EEE Association - Guest Lecture..... 09
Three Days Workshop.. 09
Placement Details. 10
Alumni Interaction... 11
Letz Get Together..... 12
NPTEL Online Course. 12
Feedback from Students... 13
My Experience.. 14
Technical Article By Staff Member. 15
Know the Concepts through Simulations. 18
Time to know our Alumni............................................................................................................................ 20
Technical Article By Students.. 21
Article by Alumni. 23
Flourish your Soft Skill 24
Students Achievements..... 26

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January!!!
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
First of all, Happy New Year for all your New Beginnings.
Being the lead of every year it also gave us a great leader - Swami Vivekananda
(12 January, 1863).
Swami Vivekananda was an Indian Hindu monk and chief disciple of the 19th-century
Indian mystic Ramakrishna. He was a key figure in the introduction of the Indian philosophies
of Vedanta and Yoga to the Western world. He was a major force who contributed to the concept
of nationalism in colonial India.
He is perhaps best known for his speech which began, "Sisters and brothers of
America ...," in which he introduced Hinduism at the Parliament of the World's Religions in
Chicago in 1893.
So we should follow his footsteps and never give up our Hard work Halfway. We should
also posses the important quality that he suggested, Self Confidence.
The Greatest Sin is to think yourself Weak
- Raechel Annisha Angel. L (Second Year B)

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STAFF ACTIVITIES/PUBLICATIONS/ACHIEVEMENTS
ACHIEVEMENTS:
LIFE TIME ACHIEVEMENT IEI R&D EXHIBITION
AWARD
On behalf of Head of Department, faculty and 30th Indian Engineering Congress, the
highest apex activity of IEI was held at Guwahati
students of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
during 17-20 December, 2015 and was hosted by IEI
Department, we heartily congratulate our beloved
Assam State Centre, at Pragjyoti-ITA Centre,
Professor Dr. P. Subburaj who is the energetic
Machkhowa, Guwahati. 8 Nos. of R&D projects
personality of our institution for being honored with
which has been sponsored by IEI from various
Lifetime Achievement Award on 10.12.2015 by Indian
engineering colleges in India have been invited to
Society for Technical Education (ISTE), TamilNadu
participate in the R&D Exhibition during the
and Pondicherry state (TN & P) Section at KPR
Congress to display their Projects/Models. From
Institute of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore.
tamilnadu, our college alone exhibited 2 R&D
projects, each from Dept. of EEE & CSE.
Dr. M. Willjuice Iruthayarajan, Prof. &
Head/EEE, demonstrated his M.E. Student Mr.
Arun Ram Prasaths project titled, Investigation on
Electrical and Physical Properties of Transformer
Oil and Natural Ester oil using Nanocomposites
which has been sponsored by IEI of amount Rs.
35,000/-. And also, he has attended various
visionary talks and memorial lectures given by
eminent personalities.

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ACTIVITIES:
Events/Guest
S.No. Name of the Staff Topic/Event Date College
Lecture
1 Dr.P.Subburaj, Workshop Intellectual Property Rights & 07.11.2015 National
Professor, Innovations Engineering
Dr.M.Willjuice College,
Iruthayarajan, Kovilpatti.
Prof & Head/EEE,
Dr.L.Kalaivani,
Asso. Prof (SG),
Dr.M.Ravindran,
Dr.R.V.Maheswari,
Asso. Prof &
Mr.M.P.E.Rajamani,
AP(SG)
2 Dr.M.Willjuice Workshop Formulation of Research & 18.11.2015 National
Iruthayarajan, Prof & Development Grant Proposals by Engineering
Head/EEE, Scientists and Technologies 20.11.2015 College,
Dr.L.Kalaivani, Asso. Kovilpatti.
Prof (SG),
Dr.R.V.Maheswari,
Mr. N.B.Prakash
Asso.Prof,
Mr. G.Kannayeram,
Mr.M.P.E.Rajamani,
Mr. S.Sankara Kumar,
AP(SG) &
Mr. S.Senthil Kumar
Asst.Prof
3 Dr.M.Willjuice Guest Lecture Importance of Energy Conservation 04.01.2016 NEC- NSS
Iruthayarajan, Prof & Camp
Head/EEE
4 Dr.L.Kalaivani, Guest EEG signal processing using 08.01.2016 National

Asso. Prof (SG) Lecture/ DBT EEGLAB open source software Engineering
Sponsored College,
National Kovilpatti.
Level
Workshop
Chair person IEEE 07.01.2016 National
for Technical Sponsored International Conference Engineering
session (ICCTIDE16) 09.01.2016 College,
Kovilpatti

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5 Mr.R.Madavan, International Performance Analysis of 10.11.2015 CPRI,

Asst.Prof Conference Transformer Liquid Insulation Bangalore
system under various Selective 12.11.2015
Conditions
6 Mr.P.SamuelPakianathan, FDTP Design of Electrical Machines 16.12.2015 Regional
Asst.Prof Centre of
22.12.2015 Anna
University,
Dindigul.
7 Ms.S.Divya & Short Term Challenges on Insulation Reliability 23.11.2015 Pondicherry
Mrs.G.Shunmugalakshmi Course in Smart Grid Applications Engineering
(Asst.Prof) (CIRSA) 27.11.2015 College,
Pondicherry
8 Mr.M.SivaPalaniRajan, Workshop PIC Microcontroller and its 04.12.2015 PSNA

Asst.Prof Applications & College of
05.12.2015 Engineering
and
Technology,
Dindigul.
9 Mr.S.Thirumalai Kumar, FDTP Solid State Drives 30.11.2015 Syed
Asst.Prof - Ammal
06.12.2015 Engineering
College
10 Ms.A.Tamilarasi & Workshop Internet of Things (IOT) - 26.11.2015 College of
Ms.P.Subathra Technology of Tomorrow & Engineering,
(Asst.Prof) 27.11.2015 Guindy.
Dr.L.Kalaivani & Dr.R.V.Maheswari with final year students

during Green Day Celebration 2015.

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PUBLICATIONS:
G.Saravanakumar, K.Valarmathi, M.Pallikonda Rajasekaran, Seshadhri
Srinivasan, M.Willjuice Iruthayarajan and Valentina E.Ballas, Tuning of Multivariable
Decentralized PID controller using state transition Algorithm, Studies in Informatics and
Control, Vol.24, No.4, pp. 367 378, Dec 2015.
Mr.R.Madavan, Assistant Professor presented a paper title on, Performance Analysis

of Transformer Liquid Insulation system under various Selective Conditions in IEEE 2nd
International Conference on Condition Assessment Techniques in Electrical Systems at Central
Power Research Institute (CPRI), Bangalore on 10th 12th December 2015.
DEPARTMENT R&D ACTIVITIES:
1. Dr. R.V.Maheswari (Associate Professor) was awarded Doctorate in Studies and

Analysis of Partial Discharge Pattern of Power Apparatus on 20.01.2016 from Anna
University, Chennai, under the supervisor of Dr.P.Subburaj, Prof/EEE.
2. Dr.V.Jeyalakshmi was completed her Doctorate in Load Frequency Control in

Hydrothermal Power System using Evolutionary Computation Techniques, on
08.12.2015 under the supervisor of Dr.P.Subburaj, Prof/EEE.
3. Dr.A.Anbu Megelin Star was completed her Doctorate in Analysis of Segementation

Algorithms for Lung Tumor Detection in computed Tomography Images, on
27.12.2015 under the supervisor of Dr.P.Subburaj, Prof/EEE.

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DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES:
EEE ASSOCIATION GUEST THREE DAYS WORKSHOP
LECTURE
Department of Electrical and Electronics

Engineering organizes a Three Day Workshop on,
The interaction program was conducted by
Hands on Training on Electrical Maintenance
EEE Association on Geographical Information
during 09.12.2015 11.12.2015.
System (GIS) on 18.01.2016 was really fruitful III
year EEE and CIVIL students. Mr. Potriadian The session was started by Mr. J.Sivadasan
Subramanian, Senior Manager, Gas Asset and describes about the layout of our college substation
Risk Management, Pacific Gas and Electric transmission lines, description about the feeders and
Company, United States,, the resource person of the information about the electrical inspection.
session insist us about the importance of GIS over
Global Positioning System (GPS). He gave us a gist Later the session was handled by
of his job in Pacific Gas Company, the importance of Mr.S.Sankara Kumar about the earthing and
GIS in California and the number of people benefited grounding. The earthing of our laboratory was also
out of it. Apart from being fruitful, the topic is very viewed and knows about their maintenance and that
essential for an engineer who has to think about the earthing is periodically checked properly. Next to
easiest ways of communication. He gave us an idea that Solar Panel placed in our college Library was
or it can be said that he made us to think about how to viewed and its working was explained and the
implement GIS for our locality. synchronising panel was learnt.
Running back to time is impossible, but

Mr.T.Sivakumar handle the session about
expecting a lot to be in the presence of such an
Energy Auditing.Atthe end of the workshop, a
intellectual person again.
visit to K.R.Mills in Nalatinputhur was arranged.
Mr.Palavesam (An Electrical Engineer) explained
the concepts behind the substation

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Placement Details
On behalf of the Chairman, Managing Director, Director, Principal, Head of the
Department and staff members, we heartily congratulates the final year students who placed in
M/s. Caliber Interconnect Solution Private Ltd., Coimbatoreand M/s. Indus Teqsite Private
Ltd., ChennaiCampus drive in our campus during the month of December 2015.
- Total No. of Students Placed : 05No.s
M/s. Caliber Interconnect Solution Private Ltd., Coimbatore
Mr. Ebenezer. S Mr. Kaleeswaran. I Ms. Manogari. M Mr. Sathianarayanan. M
M/s. Indus Teqsite Private Ltd., Chennai
Mr. Selvam. P
HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!
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ONLINE MATERIALS They also taught me a lot about LCD and LED
blinking, interfacing in software named
keilvision3. Being a II Year student, I have gained
BASIC INFORMATION AND more Knowledge and I am very confident that the
QUESTION PAPERS ABOUT information I have gained would help me in my
future course and I am very eager to attend such an
GATE EXAM implant training program again.
- Ms.R.Bavithra, Prefinal Year
1. http://gateguide.in/
2. http://gateforum.com/gate-exam/previous- ALUMNI INTERACTION
gate-papers/ - Mr. Mailappan.R Passed Out 2012
3. http://www.respaper.com/gate/ FLSmidth, Chennai
4. http://www.time4education.com/gate/GATE_
Previous_year_question_papers.asp
5. http://www.gate.iisc.ernet.in/?page_id=340
RECENT ISSUES IN
ELECTRONICS
1. http://www.eetimes.com/
2. http://spectrum.ieee.org/
3. http://www.eeweb.com/
4. http://www.newelectronics.co.uk/
5. http://news.discovery.com/adventure/tags/electr
onics.html
We had a thoughtful and cheering session with our
INPLANT TRAINING IN HCL alumni Mr.Mailappan on 22.12.2015 which
enlightened our minds to think out of the box. He
PVT. LTD discussed about the various dilemmas he had to
- Ms.A.Dhanushya, Second Year A Sec face after his collage studies. He provoked us with
sturdiness towards success. It was a refreshing
Hi Folks, I wish to share my experience of In
breeze when we students had a fear to face our
Plant Training in HCL Pvt. Ltd. I was very curious
career. Hard work can even crack down success,
about what would be implant training like and I
was the strong point nailed in our hearts.
expected many innovative ideas and demonstrations
from HCL faculties. Though HCL is Purely in software Education could discover the valuable clay, but
field, the classes I have attended were purely for hard work and perseverance is what, which moulds
Carrier Development. They gave me a clear idea about it!
C,C++, embedded system, networks and networking
system.

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NPTEL ONLINE COURSE

NPTEL (National Programme on
Technology Enhanced Learning) is a joint
initiative of the IITs and IISc. Through this
initiative, they offer online courses and certification
in various topics. During the academic year 2015
A Dream you dream alone is only a dream. A Dream 16 our students were attended this online course
you dream together is reality (Basic Electrical Engineering, Introduction to C
Programming and Analog Circuits) and got
- 1999 Batch certificate from IIT. In continuation to that present
semester also students were interested in attending
these courses. The following students got
certification for the PHASE I Courses.
Topper:
Vijaya Sankar Vignesh.B Third Year

Introduction to C Programming 54 Marks
Second year Students
Bala Abhirami.S, Chellakili Manoharan.K,

Chokkalingam.S, Deepa.N, Divyaprithi.S,
Our 1999 EEE Batch Alumnis had an Get GowsalyaDevi.G, Iswariya.M, Koodammal.K,
together on 27.12.2015 at Chennai. Mr.Raja Krishnakumari.M, Meenakshimeyyammai.S,
Alagappan, TCS, Chennai, Mr. Sanakarapandian, Nalini.M, Ponmala.G, Rajasree.P, Ramya.S,
Sensor Marketing, Chennai, Mr.Muthu Raja, IBM, Sangeetha.A, Senthiladevi J &Tamilarasi.P
Bangalore, Mr.Ravi Kumar, CTS, Chennai, Mr.Sabari
Rajan, Verizon, Chennai, Mr.Muthu Shunmugam, Pre final year Students
Solar Business, Bangalore, Mr.Vijay Kumar, CISCO,
Azarudeen.N, Caroline Joy.J, Jegan.M,
Chennai, Mr.Bala Sundaram, Honeywell, Bangalore,
Jesintha.R, Lakshmi.S, Mohamed Suber.S, Peratchi
Mr.Deva Kalyana Vigneshwaran, GE Solutions,
Hariharasudhan.K, Primika.A, Sathya.S,
Bangalore, Mr.S.Muthurajan, Asso. Prof, MNM Jain
Umadevi.K, Usha Nandhini.N, Vaishnu Priya.S,
Engg. College, Chennai, Mr.Anandha Prabu, HCL,
Venipriya.M & Vijaya Sankar Vignesh.B
Chennai, Mr.Arumugam, Principal, A.R.Engg College,
Mr.Senthil Kuamr, Asst. Prof, National Engineering
Final year Student
College, Mr.Rajesh Gopalsamy, Australia,
Mr.Saravanan, TCS, Chennai, Mr.Gunasekaran, GI Manikandan.M
Tech Pvt, Chennai, Mr. K. Bala Murali, Verizon
Chennai.

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FEEDBACK FROM STUDENTS WORKSHOP

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM - Pre final Year Students
I attended a three days workshop on

- G. Archana Dharshini, Final Year Hands on training in Electrical Maintenance
Through inplantoffers.com, I registered for during semester holidays along with the students of
internship in IT companies. During December, I pre-final year students. The classes were handled
received message that I was shortlisted. For period of by Mr.J. Sivadasan, Mr.S. Sankarakumar and
20 days, I practiced in software namely PROTEOUS, Mr.T. Sivakumar. We had both theory as well as
under embedded system domain in HCL Career practical sessions. We gained more knowledge
Development Centre in Chennai. Over all, they trained from the practical sessions. The workshop was very
us in embedded c program and we executed many useful and we came to know about the electrical
programs related to LEDs and LCDs. The whole maintenance done by the electricity board. The visit
Internship is about Basic logical thinking and various to K.R.Mill at Nalatinputhur was also a part of this
functions in C. This internship helped me a lot to three day workshop and we also came to know
improve my logical thinking and C programming skills. about the transmission and basic structure of power
system layout of our college. We were also told that
INPLANT TRAINING in our college all the overhead lines were to be
converted to underground lines which are even
- Abirami Devibala, Prefinal Year safer. The three day workshop was very useful and
the maintenance of electrical equipment were
I along with my colleagues went for an inplant studied
training at Tuticorin Thermal Power Station for 5 days
from 07.12.2015 to 11.12.2015. As we are the HUNT THE ANSWER
electrical engineering students, we were very eager to
study about the production of electricity. It was a - A. Anto Sharon Prakash &
thrilling experience for us to watch the operation of all R. Uma Maheswaran, Final EEE
the equipments involved in the production. They gave
a training which is very useful to us. They also gave a 1. What is the input impedance of OP-AMP?
clear and neat explanation about each and every
2. Recently our Indian army faced a terrorist attack
operation. We learnt that TTPS is playing a vital role to at Pathankot in Punjab which paid the lives of
fulfill the demand of electricity consumption of soldiers.
Tamilnadu. The training motivated us to think of the 1. The attackers belong to which terrorist group?
ideas to fulfill the requirement of electricity 2. The operation against them is named as?
consumption in Tamilnadu better than current situation.
Send your answers to

neceeenewsletter@gmail.com

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PLAY STORE APP ABOUT Basic knowledge in electrical & electronics

may help in cracking the first round that is the
ELECTRICAL written round. Consistent preparations on interested
subjects may help during the technical interview.
- Ms.R.Bavithra, Prefinal Year The interview pattern of Caliber Interconnect
Solutions is very simple that they highly
1. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=c concentrate only the basic electronics knowledge.
om.welectrical4ucom
2. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=c The first round consists of 40 objective questions.
om.vserv.electronicsforyou
(1) 15 basic electrical & electronics questions
3. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=c
(2) 3 Geometrical measurement related
om.vserv.electronicsBazar
questions
4. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=c
(3) 10 aptitude questions
om.faadooengineers.free_basicelectricalfirstyea
(4) 12 verbal logic questions
r&hl=en
5. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=c The second round was the technical HR round.
om.aceenggacademy.mobile
6. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=c The second round was completely a technical
om.ma.ld.dict.electrical round. The questions were based on how we I
answered the first round questions. I was asked to
explain how I solved the questions asked in the first
round. Some basic questions were asked on my
MY EXPERIENCE.... area of interest. So, its important to have a
thorough knowledge on our area of interest for
- Ms.M.Manogari, Final Year attending any interview.
Placed in Caliber Interconnect Solutions
The third round was non-technical HR round.
Getting placed in a core company is not a big
deal. Students preparing for GATE examination can The third round was just like an interaction.
easily crack all the technical rounds put forth by a core They asked questions with an intention to check my
company. Basic knowledge in electrical & electronics communication skills, confidence and interest to
may help in cracking the first round that is the written work. They wanted to ensure whether I will
round. Consistent preparations on interested subjects continue with their company even after the training
may help during the technical interview. The interview period. There wasnt any self introduction or
pattern of Caliber Interconnect Solutions is very questions related to that. The non-technical HR
simple that they highly concentrate only the basic round was just to check our attitude.
electronics knowledge.
So, friends please erase the feeling that core
Getting placed in a core company is not a big deal. company interviews are tough to crack. Dont miss
Students preparing for GATE examination can easily any of the interview opportunity. Attend any
crack all the technical rounds put forth by a core company for which you are eligible. Try hard and
company. work smart surely all of you will have a place in a
company.

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TECHNICAL ARTICLE BY STAFF MEMBER

FPGA Implementation of Maximum Power Point
Tracking Control Method for PV System
Ms.A.Tamilarasi
Assistant Professor
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
One of the most important problems facing the world today is the energy problem. This
problem is resulted from the increase of demand for electrical energy and raised of fossil fuel
prices. Another problem in the world is the global climate change has increased. As these
problems alternative technologies for producing electricity have received greater attention. The
most important solution was in finding other renewable energy resources. Renewable energy
sources play an important role in electric power generation.
The applications for solar energy are increasing nowadays, and that need to improve the
materials and methods used to harness this power source. Main factors that affect the efficiency
of the solar energy are solar cell efficiency, intensity of source radiation and storage techniques.
It is particularly difficult to make considerable improvements in the performance of the cell, and
hence restricts the efficiency of the overall collection process. Therefore, the increase of the
intensity of radiation received from the sun is the most attainable method of improving the
performance of solar power. There are three major approaches for maximizing output power in
solar systems. They are sun tracking, maximum power point (MPP) tracking or both. These
methods need controllers which may be intelligent such as fuzzy logic controller or conventional
controller such as PID controller or advanced Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA)
controller.
Power output of a Solar PV module changes with change in direction of sun, changes is
the solar insolation level and with varying temperature. Maximum power corresponds to a
particular voltage and current. The efficiency of the solar PV module is low about 13%. Since
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the module efficiency is low it is desirable to operate the module at the peak power point so that
the maximum power can be delivered to the load under varying temperature and insolation
conditions.
FPGA is suitable for rapid implementation of MPPT controller and can be programmed
to do any type of digital functions. Any new bit stream can be downloaded remotely. An FPGA
has the ability to operate faster over other controllers. Because of the flexibility of the FPGA,
additional functionality and user interface controls can be incorporated into the FPGA
minimizing the requirement for additional external components. Therefore, it is cheaper too.
FPGAs are programmed using Very High Speed Integrated Circuit hardware description
language (VHDL) and a download cable connected to a host computer. Once they are
programmed, they can be disconnected from the computer at any time, and it will be running as a
stand-alone device. The FPGAs can be programmed while they run, because they can be
reprogrammed in the order of microseconds.
The hardware implementation of Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) control

algorithm on FPGA is very important because of the increasing number of its applications
requiring highly parallel and high speed processing. A significant advantage of this MPPT
controller is that it has been coded in VHDL and programmed into a single field programmable
gate array (FPGA). Because this reduces the number of electronic components used to
implement the controller, it enables redundancy by having multiple copies or images of the code,
and yields robustness as a controller that has multiple systems capability.

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The Spartan-6LX45 is used as an MPPT controller. The Atlys circuit board is a complete,
ready-to-use digital circuit development platform based on a Xilinx Spartan-6 LX45 FPGA,
speed grade -3. The large FPGA and on-board collection of high-end peripherals including Gbit
Ethernet, HDMI Video, 128MByte 16-bit DDR2 memory, and USB and audio ports make the
Atlys board an ideal host for a wide range of digital systems, including embedded processor
designs based on Xilinxs Micro Blaze. Atlys is compatible with all Xilinx CAD tools, including
Chip Scope, EDK, and the free ISE Web Pack, so designs can be completed at no extra cost.
SPARTAN 6 Development Board
The Atlys board includes Digilent's newest Adept USB2 system, which offers device
programming, real-time power supply monitoring, automated board tests, virtual I/O, and
simplified user-data transfer facilities. This is 42% less power consumption over previous
generation devices because of its power management.
CONCLUSION:
Solar power continues to prove its potential as revolution for renewable energy. One of
the main concerns for fixing problems involved with solar panel is of solar panel efficiency. A
major goal for this solar panel application design was to optimize efficiency whenever possible.
Continuous effort to maximize the efficiency should always be taken when we designing solar
power applications to increase the solar energies usability and value. The design of maximum
power point tracking system proved to be serious design challenge.

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KNOW THE CONCEPTS THROUGH SIMULATION

- M.Manikandan and S.Ebenezer, Final Year
DIFFERENTIATOR:
In electronics, a differentiator is a circuit that is designed such that the output of the circuit is
approximately directly proportional to the rate of change (the time derivative) of the input. An
active differentiator includes some form of amplifier. A passive differentiator circuit is made of
only resistors and capacitors.
PASSIVE DIFFERENTIATOR:
Passive differentiator circuit can be made using a simple first-orderhigh-pass filter, with the cut-
off frequency set to be far above the highest frequency in the signal.

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INTEGRATOR:
An integrator is a component whose output signal is the time integral of its input signal. It
is the continuous analog of a counter, cumulating the input into an output.Integration is an
important part of many engineering and scientific calculations. Mechanical integrators are used
in such applications as metering of water flow or electric power. Electronic analog integrators
were the basis of analog computers. See also Practical Integrator.
SIMULATION USING MULTISIM & OUTPUT WAVEFORMS

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TIME TO KNOW OUR ALUMNI

MR. SHUNMUGAVEL. K
PASSED OUT: 2008
CURRENT WORKING STATUS:

Wipro Senior Software Engineer
2014 Present
PREVIOUS WORKING STATUS:

Wipro Software Engineer
2009 - 2014
PROFILE SUMMARY
Education
1. National Engineering College, Kovilpatti B.E EEE 2004 - 2008
2. Birla Institute of Technology and Science MS Software System 2011 - 2013

Summary
- Highly skilled Software Engineer with more than five years of progressive experience in the
design, development and maintenance of high-visibility, scalable, complex distributed enterprise
web application projects.
- More than five years of experience in Software Design, Business Analysis, J2EE, Sterling
commerce Comergent, Object Oriented Analysis and Design (UML), SOAP &RESTful Web
Services, Oracle RDBMS Technologies (SQL, PL/SQL), Unix, Shell Scripting, Perl Scripting.
- Having expert knowledge in Sterling commerce (Comergent) product. Worked deeply in the
commerce features like product management, cart/quote/order management, pricing and
fulfillment modules.
- More than five years of experience in designing and implementing high complex, business
critical systems in large B2B E-commerce applications.
- Excellent communication and planning skills in effectively gathering requirements from client,
creating functional and technical designs, coordinating with onshore & offshore teams in design
and implementation.
- Quick learner with strong analytical skills, ability to work on concurrent engagements and
multiple projects.

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WALLKING HOME
Walking house is a modular dwelling system that enables persons to live a peaceful
nomadic life, moving slowly through the landscape or cityscape with minimal impact on the
environment. It collects energy from its surroundings using solar cells and small windmills.
There is a system for collecting rain water and a system for solar heated hot water. A small
greenhouse unit can be added to the basic living module, to provide a substantial part of the food
needed by the Inhabitants. A composting toilet system allows sewage produced by the
inhabitants to be disposed of small wood burning stove could be added to provide CO2 neutral
heating. WALKING HOUSE forms various sizes of communities or WALKING VILLAGES
when more units are added together. WALKING HOUSE is not dependant on existing
infrastructure like roads, but moves on all sorts of terrain.
CONSTRUCTION:
Each unit is equipped with the basic systems for maintaining everyday life for a
maximum of four persons. But it could easily be scaled up for larger family structures. Furniture
is an integrated part of the structure. The module can be constructed from numerous materials. It
is based on a framework made of steel, aluminum or wood and can be covered with steel,
aluminum, wood or even semi- permeable textiles. Windows are made of polycarbonate.
Insulation could be anything from thin plates of Polyethylene to wool. The rear of the modules
opens up to form a stair that functions as an entrance.
EXTENSIONS:
Walking house could easily be equipped with specialized modules for various forms of
productions like greenhouses, small factories etc. A WALKING HOUSE or a WALKING
VILLAGE could supply means for the inhabitants to make a living in this way while moving
through the Landscapes and cityscapes. As an example a WALKING VILLAGE could be
specialized in food production or special modules for fish farming, greenhouses and so on could
be part of the construction. The concepts are that six legs could be mounted on any kind of
structure and make it walk. When it walks three legs are always on the ground to provide the

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necessary stability. The structure should move at a slow pace similar to the walking speed of the
human body`
BASIC MODULE:
Height : 3.5 meters Width : 3.5 meters Length : 3.72 meters
Weight : 1200 kg Max speed : 60 meters/hour
- Ms. A.Suvetha, Prefinal Year
THINNEST LIGHT BULB
Scientists have long wanted to create a teensy "light bulb" to place on a chip, enabling
what is called photonic circuits, which run on light rather than electric current. The problem has
been one of size and temperature incandescent filaments must get extremely hot before they
can produce visible light. This new graphene device is so efficient and tiny.
When electric current is passed through an incandescent light bulb's filament usually
made of tungsten the filament heats up and glows. Electrons moving through the material
knock against electrons in the filament's atoms, giving them energy. Those electrons return to
their former energy levels and emit photons in the process. Crank up the current and voltage
enough and the filament in the light bulb hits temperatures of about 5,400 degrees Fahrenheit for
an incandescent. This is one reason light bulbs either have no air in them or are filled with an
inert gas like argon: At those temperatures tungsten would react with the oxygen in air and
simply burn.
The scientists used strips of grapheme from 6.5 to 14 microns in length and a trench of
silicon like a bridge. An electrode was attached to the ends of each graphene strip. Just like
tungsten, run a current through graphene which conducts heat less efficiently as temperature
increases and the material will light up.
The temperature of hot electrons at the center of the graphene is about 3,000 K , while the
graphene lattice temperature is still about 2,000 K . It results in a hotspot at the center and the
light emission region is focused at the center of the graphene, which also makes for better

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efficiency and so the electrodes at either end of the graphene don't melt. The light emitted from
the graphene also reflected off the silicon that each piece was suspended in front of. The
reflected light interferes with the emitted light, producing a pattern of emission with peaks at
different wavelengths.
- Ms. M.Iswariya, Second year
ARTICLE BY ALUMNI
- Mr. Mailappan.R Passed Out 2012
FLSmidth, Chennai
WHATS NEXT?
A question mostly encountered on our mind
Im about to complete my degree and Im not
having a job, what can I do?
Is masters degree good? Will I get a job?
I want to share this because Im one of them
A recent article showed 1.5 million engineering
graduates are coming out every year in India, which is
higher than combining USA & China. Out of which
33% are end up without jobs &of the rest -some with
jobs well below their technical qualifications. With all these surveys and statistics, we came to a
conclusion that there is no jobs in India. Is that really true? Lemme show you another survey
which reveals the truth. Out of the said graduates only 20-25% (even lower) are qualified or
eligible as an engineer, so the reason behind the low employability is clear now & well it
answers those questions too.
This may help some who are not hired by any company and joining the pool of
unemployed graduates. The best thing is Dont worry about it, youare lucky enough to start a
better life than others. Only thing istrust & motivate yourself.
After graduating dont directly jump into higher studies, it is a trend followed by most of
us if we graduate without job, even if with well percentage or enough economic backgrounds.
First we need to know about ourselves not like our strength, weakness, dream job these will
help us but wont guide us. Rather find what the organization needs from us? Where they are

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lacking? How our presence will make a change?These questions are answered only when you
work with them. Try to get a job and understand the process. Here we face another problem, not
that getting a job but our own mind-set. There are some opportunities in the name of internship,
which gives you a great platform to show yourself and to learn about the organization process,
structures, lacking points. This is what a real learning time, keep away everything and get onto
the floor. Try to find what the organization lacks, dig onto that and make that as your core
strength. During that time, you will get to know about your real skills and how to make yourself
excel. At the end of your tenure, mostly you will get an extension and in some case you will end
up with permanent position. Continue to work for a year and take an internal survey of yourself,
then decide your stream for higher studies.
Only way to find opportunities is to develop your network, interact with strangers
whoever you meet on your travel, stayed connected with them through social networks. Now you
are on the campus a good place to find and contact with your seniors. Throw out the engineer
title from the mind. Always being a student is what brings the success.
This worked for me and hope sure will work for you too.
FLOURISH YOUR SOFT SKILLS!!!!
- R.Uma Maheswaran, Final Year
Welcome to the first issue of the New Year!!! In this issue, let us discuss about the
blossoming and bubbling topic in the trend, Emotional Intelligence, which is said to be an
important factor in soft skill and interpersonal skills. Let us discuss about that in brief. Emotional
Intelligence (EI or sometimes EQ Emotional Quotient) is a more modern concept and was only
fully developed in the mid-1990s, by Daniel Goleman, among others.
What is Emotional Intelligence?

Many of us are aware of IQ (Intelligence Quotient). A logical assumption, therefore, is
that people with higher IQs will be more successful at work and through life. This assumption
has been proven incorrect there is more to success than simply being clever. That so called
more is nothing but Emotional Intelligence.
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It can be defined as Emotional Intelligence is the measure of an individuals abilities

to recognize and manage their emotions, and the emotions of other people, both individually
and in groups.
Benefits of Higher Emotional Intelligence
People with higher emotional intelligence find it easier to form and maintain
interpersonal relationships and to fit in to group situations.
People with higher emotional intelligence are also better at understanding their own
psychological state, which can include managing stress effectively and being less likely to suffer
from depression.
Elements of Emotional Intelligence
Daniel Goleman divided Emotional Intelligence into Personal and Social
competences, which broadly split between personal and interpersonal skills on SkillsYouNeed.
Within each of these sections are a range of skills which are the elements of emotional
intelligence
Personal Competences Social Competences

(How we manage ourself) (How we handle relationship with others)
Self-awareness Empathy
Emotional awareness Understanding others

Accurate self-assessment Developing others
Self-confidence Service orientation
Leveraging diversity
Political awareness
Self-regulation Social Skills
Self-control Influence
Trustworthiness Communication
Conscientiousness Conflict management
Adaptability Leadership
Innovation Change catalyst
Building bonds
Motivation
Achievement drive
Commitment
Initiative
Optimism
KEEP ON FLOURISHING.

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Students Achievements/Activities
THIRD YEAR A
S.NO NAME EVENT VENUE PRIZE DATE
ND
1. R.Hari Sankar Circuit NATIONAL 2 PRIZE 19.01.2016
2. E.Jeeva Debugging Engineering 2ND PRIZE 19.01.2016
Bharathi Collge,
Kovilpatti
ACTIVITIES
SECOND YEAR A - INPLANT TRAINING
S NAME COMPANY VENUE DATE
NO NAME
1 A.DHANUSHYA HCL CDC LTD Chennai 12/12/2015 to
16/12/2015
EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

CAMP
SNO NAME CLUB VENUE DATE
1 M.Aswanth YRC-Polio Camp Kovipatti 17-01-16 to
Navamani 19-01-16
S.Aravind
P.Ajith
2 S.Divya Prithi NSS-Special Camp Athimarapatti 04-01-16 to
05-01-16
3 D.Franklin NSS-Special Camp Athimarapatti 30-12-15 to
05-01-16
NSS Vilathikulam 20-01-16
4 P.Ajith NSS Vilathikulam 20-01-16
SECOND YEAR B
S.N NAME EVENT CLUB VENUE DATE
O
1 P.R.Prakash, Workshop on Youth Red Assembly Hall, 13-1-2016
G.MuthuPandi, Disaster Cross NEC
S.Prabhu, R.Narain Management
Krishna,
S.Mahalakshmi,
V.Krishnaveni,
S.Kumari &
A.U.Najeeba
9 P.R.Prakash, Polio camp Youth red Kovilpatti (17,18,19)-
S.Prabhu, R.Narain cross 1-2016
Krishna &
B.MathanaGopal

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13 S.NambiRajan Field work NSS Vilathikulam 14-1-2016

R.Murugaperumal 20-1-2016
@ subash &
K.Neethi Raja
15 M.Munis Kumar NCC Kayathar & 18-1-16 &
Vilathikulam 20-1-16
SECOND YEAR C
S.N NAME EVENT CLUB VENUE DATE
O
1 Sunanthaa.S.P Special Camp NSS ATHIMARAP 3,4-1-2016
2 Srijawahar.M ATI 30-12-2015 TO
3 Veneth.S 5-1-2016
4 Vinoth Kumar.K NCC Vilathikulam 20-1-2016
5 Saravanakumar.P 20-1-2016
6 Siva Shankar.S.S Kayathar & 17,18,19,20,24
Vilathikulam -1-2016
THIRD YEAR A
S.NO NAME VENUE DATE
1 E.Abbiramy Devibala Tuticorin Thermal Power Station 07.12.2015
D.Abarna TO
J.Aksha 11.12.2015
K.Maheswari
A.Acsal Premi Subha
S.Kavitha
S.Madhabala
M.Jennifer
S.Kalaiveni
K.Abirami
K.Kannan
V.Mullaivaneshwaran
E.Jeeva Bharathi
K.Mariappan
T.Ajith Kumar
M.Muthu Kani
P.Kali Muthu Kumar
P.M.Mohamed Ibrahim
K.M.Mohamed Aseem
M.V.Abilash
S.NO NAME EVENT VENUE DATE

1 E.Abbiramy Devibala Paper Presentation ECE, National 21.01.2016
2 J.Aksha Engineering
3 K.Maheswari College,
Kovilpatti

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THIRD YEAR B
S NO NAME TOPIC VENUE DATE
1 S.Vigneshwari Hands on Training National 9.12.2015 To
B.Shanmuga Nithya on Electrical Engineering 11.12.2015
A.Primika Maintenance College
K.Soundarya
M.Sudha
S.Sripriya
M.Venipriya
N.Sheeba Nancy
Thangam
SNO NAME EVENT VENUE DATE

1 Vijaya Sankar Vignesh Workshop on Iot- BMS College of 23.01.2016
B Home Automation Engineering, &
(NIT , Trichy) Bangalore 24.01.2016
2 Vijaya Sankar Vignesh Workshop on IOT IIT, Madras 25.01.2016
B Texas &
26.01.2016
3 Vigneshwaran M NSS Camp Athimadapatti 3 & 4-1-
Saravana Kumar G 2016
Ramasubramanian S
Srinath K
Suvetha A
Muthuselvi M
4 Naveen Kumar N NCC Camp Vilathikulam 20-1-2016
Muthuvel S
Vishnu R M
Prem Kumar A
Prejith R G
FINAL YEAR A - CO CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES - INTERNSHIP

S.NO NAME VENUE
1 G.K.Archana Dharsini HCL,Chennai
WORKSHOP
S.NO NAME TOPIC VENUE DATE
1 P.Balamurugan IOT BMS College of 23,24-1-
Engineering,Bangalore 2016
IIT, Madras 26-1-16
EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES - CAMPS

S.NO NAME CLUB VENUE DATE
1 A.Anto Sharon NSS Athimarapatti 30-12-2015
Prakash TO 5-1-
2016

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EDITORIAL BOARD
Patron : ThiruK.R.Arunachalam, Member, Managing Committee
Co-Patrons : Dr.Kn.K.S.K.Chockalingam, Director

: Dr.S.Shanmugavel, Principal
Convener : Dr. M. Willjuice Iruthayarajan, Professor & Head/EEE
Staff Advisory Committee : Dr. R.V.Maheswari, Associate Professor/EEE

: Mr. B.Vigneshwaran, Assistant Professor/EEE
: Mr. S. Thirumalai Kumar, Assistant Professor /EEE
: Ms. C. Nivetha Indumathi, Assistant Professor/EEE
Editors : Pranava Kartikeyan. M.S (Final EEE)

: Shanmugam. P(Final EEE)
: Manogari. M (Final EEE)
: Anto Sharon Prakash. A(Final EEE)
: Madasamy @ Yuvaraja.K (Prefinal EEE)
: Abbiramy Devibala.E (Prefinal EEE)
Reporters : Uma Maheswaran. R (Final EEE)

: Pradeepa.C(Final Year)
: Peratchi Harihara sudhan.K (Prefinal EEE)
: SelvaKarthika. N (Prefinal EEE)
: Bavithra.R (Prefinal EEE)
: Prakash.P.R (Second EEE)
: Suriya.S(Second EEE)
:ArunJeyakumar.S (Second EEE)
Design Team :Jegan.M (Prefinal EEE)

:Derick.C (Prefinal EEE)

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Another New adventure... 2016..January!!!

Pre Final Year, EEE

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Department R&D Activities. 08

EEE Association - Guest Lecture..... 09

Three Days Workshop.. 09

Letz Get Together..... 12

NPTEL Online Course. 12

Feedback from Students... 13

Technical Article By Staff Member. 15

Know the Concepts through Simulations. 18

Time to know our Alumni............................................................................................................................ 20

Technical Article By Students.. 21

Flourish your Soft Skill 24

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The Greatest Sin is to think yourself Weak

- Raechel Annisha Angel. L (Second Year B)

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4 Dr.L.Kalaivani, Guest EEG signal processing using 08.01.2016 National

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5 Mr.R.Madavan, International Performance Analysis of 10.11.2015 CPRI,

8 Mr.M.SivaPalaniRajan, Workshop PIC Microcontroller and its 04.12.2015 PSNA

Dr.L.Kalaivani & Dr.R.V.Maheswari with final year students

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Mr.R.Madavan, Assistant Professor presented a paper title on, Performance Analysis

DEPARTMENT R&D ACTIVITIES:

1. Dr. R.V.Maheswari (Associate Professor) was awarded Doctorate in Studies and

2. Dr.V.Jeyalakshmi was completed her Doctorate in Load Frequency Control in

3. Dr.A.Anbu Megelin Star was completed her Doctorate in Analysis of Segementation

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Department of Electrical and Electronics

Running back to time is impossible, but

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- Total No. of Students Placed : 05No.s

M/s. Caliber Interconnect Solution Private Ltd., Coimbatore

Mr. Ebenezer. S Mr. Kaleeswaran. I Ms. Manogari. M Mr. Sathianarayanan. M

M/s. Indus Teqsite Private Ltd., Chennai

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NPTEL ONLINE COURSE

Vijaya Sankar Vignesh.B Third Year

Second year Students

Bala Abhirami.S, Chellakili Manoharan.K,

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FEEDBACK FROM STUDENTS WORKSHOP

I attended a three days workshop on

Send your answers to

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PLAY STORE APP ABOUT Basic knowledge in electrical & electronics

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TECHNICAL ARTICLE BY STAFF MEMBER

The hardware implementation of Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) control

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SPARTAN 6 Development Board

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KNOW THE CONCEPTS THROUGH SIMULATION

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SIMULATION USING MULTISIM & OUTPUT WAVEFORMS

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TIME TO KNOW OUR ALUMNI

CURRENT WORKING STATUS: