I am confident that as ECE
department continues in its
strategic direction as a field
leader, even bigger success
will be realized in coming
days. I thank all our alumni,
friends and industry partners
who provide the support that
is essential for our efforts
towards excellence in educa-
tion and research. As always,
do feel free to contact me at
with your ideas and feed-
back.
Dr. V.K. Gupta HOD and
Chair.
I am overwhelmed to yet again
present a new issue of our ECE
departmental newsletter COM-
MUNIQUE, which covers all our
departmental accomplishments,
events, achievements, headline
news and new milestones of our
department so far.
Our department is fully equipped
with all the labs mandatory for
the curriculum and industrial de-
mands. The prominent asset of
our department is the intellectual
capital which comprises of highly
motivated, technically skilled and
well qualified faculty members.
Our association with industries is
growing stronger with each pass-
ing day which supplements the
teaching learning process.
At IPEC, we target equally
on classroom teaching as
well as practical expertise in
subject. To enhance overall
technical understanding of
students, industrial visits
play a pivotal role to corre-
late with practical imple-
mentation.
To be recognized as a center of excellence in Electronics and Communication Engineering by providing
valuable resources to the students for the purpose of nurturing their knowledge and skills to serve the
nation by solving the technological problems of modern society in the field of Electronics and Commu-
nication.
Message From The Chair
I N S I D E T H I S
I S S U E :
• NATIONAL
CONFERENCE
NCRTEEE- 2018
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• FACULTY DE-
VELOPMENT
PROGRAM ON
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• FAREWELL TO 9
• LITERARY SEC-
TION
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U P C O M I N G E V E N T S U P C O M I N G E V E N T S U P C O M I N G E V E N T S U P C O M I N G E V E N T S COMMUNIQUE A P R I L T O J U N E 2 0 1 8 V O L U M E 3 , I S S U E 4
• MATLAB under
Gentronix forum,
MATHSWORKS” .
• ALUMNI INTERAC-
TION
• SPEECH RECOGNI-
TION USING MA-
CHINE LEARNING
(ML)
DEPARTMENT MISSIONDEPARTMENT MISSIONDEPARTMENT MISSIONDEPARTMENT MISSION
To provide a conducive environment for budding electronics and communication engineers by providing
them quality and value based education in the field of electronics and communication.
To enable students to achieve industry centric targets and goals for electronic and communication engi-
neering undergraduates.
To create a novel learning environment and providing valuable resources to the students to carryout
meaningful research and development activities; which will help our students to get quality placements.
P A G E 2
“learning is not attained by
chance; it must be sought
for with ardour and
diligence”...Abigail Adams
NATIONAL CONFERENCE “NCRTEEENATIONAL CONFERENCE “NCRTEEENATIONAL CONFERENCE “NCRTEEENATIONAL CONFERENCE “NCRTEEE----2018”2018”2018”2018”
IPEC organized its 2nd
National Conference
on Recent Trends in
Electronics & Electri-
cal Engineering
(NCRTEEE-2018) on
8th and 9th June 2018.
The conference was
well attended by emi-
nent academicians, fac-
ulty members and stu-
dents from reputed tech-
nical and educational
institutions from differ-
ent parts of the country
and representatives of
government bodies and
industry. In six techni-
cal sessions under four
different domains ti-
tled Power System,
Energy & Control, Sig-
nal Processing &
VLSI, Communication
& MEMS Design and
Microcontroller/
Embedded System held
over two days, 68 pa-
pers were presented in
the conference. The con-
ference was inaugurated
by Chief Guest. Dr.
P.K. Sadhu, Professor,
IIT (ISM) Dhanbad. The
Conference Proceedings
CD was released by the
Chief Guest on this occa-
sion and the certificates
to the participants too
were also awarded.
C O M M U N I Q U E
P A G E 4
“The beautiful thing
about learning is
that no one can take
it away from
you”...B.B.King
FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ON
ADVANCES IN SIGNAL & IMAGE PROCESSING
The faculty development program
on “Advances in Signal & Image
Processing” through TEQIP,
Phase III was held at Inderprastha
Engineering College (IPEC),
Ghaziabad, during 18-23 June,
2018. This FDP was sponsored
by Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Techni-
cal University, Lucknow.
Eminent academicians, research-
ers from Universities and industry
persons were invited who deliv-
ered their talk in various areas of
Signal Processing & Image Proc-
essing. The six day event was
memorable for all.. Prof (Dr.) V K
Gupta, Head of Department of
Electronics & Communication,
Inderprastha Engineering College
was the convener for the same.
The inaugural ceremony
The inaugural ceremony of the
FDP was held on 18th June 2018.
Mr. Sandeep Mathur, Senior Gen-
eral Manager, Havells India Ltd., i
(nvited Speaker of the first ses-
sion) and Dr. Ranjan Maheshwari,
Professor, Deptt. of Electronics &
Communication, RTU, Kota were
present. Other dignitaries present
at the inaugural event were Prof
(Dr.) B C Sharma, Director, Inder-
prastha Engineering College, Prof
(Dr.) V K Singh, Dean Academ-
ics , Inderprastha Engineering
College and Prof (Dr.) V
K Gupta, HOD, Electron-
ics & Communication
Department.
The inaugural session
was witnessed by faculty
members of IPEC and
other institutes. Also lab
technicians and non-
teaching staff members
were present. The FDP
was started by worship of
Maa Saraswati along
with lamp lighting. It was
further followed by AKTU
kulgeet . At the start, Prof
(Dr.) V K Gupta has
given speech on the mo-
tive & benefits of the
FDP. He discussed about
some fundamentals of
Image Processing. Direc-
tor Dr. B C Sharma wel-
comed all with his moti-
vational words. He talked
about technical education
quality improvement pro-
gram which was started
some years back. He
was thankful to AKTU for
sponsoring this kind of
Faculty Development
Program. The chief guest
Mr. Sandeep Mathur,
Senior General Manager,
Havells India Ltd. Post
Graduate in Manufacturing
Management. He deals in the
field of customer supplier
relation management, qual-
ity, safety and environment.
He delivered his speech on
“Make In India” program and
tells about how it helps in
electronics industry boom up
in recent years. He talks
about “Mechatronics” and
also explained that how me-
chanical & electronics engi-
neering industries are related
to each other. Dr. Ranjan
Maheshwari, Professor in
ECE Deptt. of Rajasthan
Technical University, Kota.
He started his speech by tell-
ing us the importance of skill
development. He throws light
on how automation increases
in our daily life.
The Technical Sessions
The technical sessions of the
FDP commenced after the
inaugural ceremony. These
sessions were split in two
sessions each day. Also
there were some lab ses-
sions. The sessions were
scheduled in Civil Seminar
Hall.
C O M M U N I Q U E
FDP CONTINUE...
P A G E 5 V O L U M E 3 , I S S U E 4
The session contents were
highly inspiring and were
given by experts of the sub-
ject. The technical sessions
were highly interactive with
the academicians taking
keen interest in the work of
fellow and contemporary re-
searchers. This resulted in a
few quality future scope of
the present research.
Every technical session was
followed by a small felicita-
tion ceremony in which the
expert speakers were felici-
tated. A brief description of
the technical sessions is pre-
sented hereunder.
Day 1 (18/06/18)
Talk Session 1
The talks started with the
address of Dr. Ranjan
Maheshwari, Professor,
Deptt. of Electronics & Com-
munication, RTU, Kota who
discussed about Medical and
Image Processing. He then
explained about Diverse Bio
Systems studies. He also
explained about standard
medical system and “Graded
Sense”. Later he give infor-
mation about medical imag-
ing based on the response of
the human body. He talked
about the recent term
“Thermal tomography” along
with detail information on
MRI & FMRI signals.
Talk Session 2
Prof. Dr. Abhinav Gupta, As-
sociate Professor in the de-
partment of Electronics &
Communication, JIIT, Noida.
Ph.D. from Jawaharlal Nehru
University from School of
Computer and System Sciences. He delivered his
talk on “Digital Image Processing”. He explained
about Image enhancement & restoration. He fo-
cused on “Deep Learning”. He informed that Image
capturing with deep learning are now a days very
popular. He tells about DIP as it is perfect repro-
duction of image without degradation. He took ex-
amples to explain this like compression, manipula-
tion & restoration. He focused concept behind De-
noising, deblurring, Visual Mosaicing, Face Detec-
tion, Image Impainting & Video impainting.
Day 2 (19/06/18)
Talk Session 1
Prof. Dr. A K Singh, Professor & Head In Delhi
Technical campus, Greater Noida. Ph.D. in the
area of Analog Integrated Circuits and Signal Proc-
essing from NSIT, Delhi. He informed the audience
about Synthesis of “Electronically Controllable Sig-
nal processing Circuits”. He gives general introduc-
tion of the OPAMPs, Instrumentation Amplifier etc.
He explained the reason and origin of the Slew
Rate. He tells that how to get rid of the drawbacks
of the slew rate in Opamp circuits. He told us
P A G E 6
“Imagination is
more important
than knowledge.
Knowledge is
limited.
Imagination
encircles the
world”...ALBERT
EINSTEIN
FDP CONTINUE..
and also about mix translinear cell. He
explained in detail about CCI & CCII cir-
cuits.
Talk Session 2
Mr. Deepesh Mishra, Sr. AI/ML/BCI Ex-
pert & Corporate Trainer from CETPA
Infotech Pvt Ltd. with his team members
works basically on Special Modules on
Robotics .He explained about “Mind Con-
trolled Wheel Chair”. He informed us
about Brain Computer interface(BCI), Arti-
ficial Intelligence, IOT etc. he talked about
revolution in industry i.e. Industry 4.0. He
explained that our body takes decision on
the basis of two things i.e. Central nerv-
ous System and Reflex Actions. He give
brief introduction to neurons and told us
how a paralised person can control a
wheel chair through brain.
Day 3 (20/6/18)
Talk Session 1
Prof. Dr. Abhinav Gupta, Associate Pro-
fessor in the department of Electronics &
Communication, JIIT, Noida explained
about basics of digital signal processing.
He focused on “Discrete Cosine Trans-
form (DCT) & Global Discrete Cosine
Transform (GDCT)”. He explained about
different kind of noises. He took an exam-
ple of “Salt & Pepper” type of noise and
showed us how to filter out this noise
through Median Filtering. Next he throws
some light on “Digital Image Forensics”,
tell us about its development, importance
and challenges in this area. He explained
in detail about areas in DIF like tampering
detection and source identification. He
also informed us about contrast based
image forensic which is important for
Discrete Fourier transform (DFT).
Talk Session 2
Prof. (Dr.) V K Gupta, HOD, ECE De-
partment, Inderprastha Engineering Col-
lege. Ph.D. from Birla Institute of Tech-
nology, Mesra, Ranchi. He delivered his
talk on “Application of Adaptive Filters
on Acoustic Echo cancellation & Noise
Minimization”. He told us about noise
cancellation & echo cancellation. He
also explained about double talk detec-
tion and told us about adaptive filter
setup, adaptive filter algorithms like
LMS, NLMS, VSLMS, RLS, SRLS,
DSRLS etc. He also explained about
ANC-BSS system.
Day 4 (21/6/18)
Talk Session 1
Prof. (Dr.) M P Tripathi, Professor, ECE
Department, National Institute of Tech-
nology, Patna, , Analog & Digital Signal
Processing. He delivered his talk on
Convolution of two discrete time signals.
He took an example and explained it
with different approach. He took a differ-
ent way of solving problems of LTI sys-
tems.
He also explained the evolution of Fou-
rier Transform & Laplace Transform.
He gives a nice explanation about why
Discrete Time Fourier Transform is very
important for designing machine for
“Aim for success, not perfec-“Aim for success, not perfec-“Aim for success, not perfec-“Aim for success, not perfec-
tion. Never give up your right tion. Never give up your right tion. Never give up your right tion. Never give up your right
to be wrong, because then you to be wrong, because then you to be wrong, because then you to be wrong, because then you
will lose the ability to learn will lose the ability to learn will lose the ability to learn will lose the ability to learn
new things and move forward new things and move forward new things and move forward new things and move forward
with your life. Remember that with your life. Remember that with your life. Remember that with your life. Remember that
fear always lurks behind per-fear always lurks behind per-fear always lurks behind per-fear always lurks behind per-
fectionism”. fectionism”. fectionism”. fectionism”.
C O M M U N I Q U E
P A G E 7 V O L U M E 3 , I S S U E 4
Fourier Transform. He also fo-
cused on “Spatial Transformation
of IIR filters”. He showed us how to
design a low pass filter, high pass
filter & band pass filter of some
frequency with the help of other
low pass filter by using bilinear
operation.
Talk Session 2
Prof. (Dr.) Dinesh Prasad, Profes-
sor, ECE Department, Jamia Millia
Islamia, Delhi. His research in-
volved Analog Signal Processing,
Bipolar & CMOS Integrated Cir-
cuits. He delivered his talk on
“Realization of Inductors and their
Applicatons in Analog Signal Proc-
essing”. He explained two ap-
proaches in circuit design namely
building block approach and tran-
sistor level approach. He focused
on various active building blocks
like OPAMP, OTA (Operational
T ransconduc t ance ) , CFOA
(Current Feedback Operational
Amplifier).
Day 5 (22/6/18)
Talk Session 1
Dr. Laxminarayan Viju Ravi-
chandran (PhD from Arizona
State University, USA) and
Naini Dawar, of Mathworks,
alongwith their team members
delivered talk on modeling in
Simulink and MATLAB 2018a.
He took an example of IIR filter
equation and explained us how
to design that in Simulink. He
explained various tool boxes in
MATLAB. He throws some
light on Deep Learning & Neu-
ral Network and discussed
about the tool box available in
2018a version of MATLAB. He
enlighten us about the ma-
chine learning concept and
how one can use MATLAB for
machine learning. The first
step in development is Data
Acquisition that can be done
by MATLAB mobile Application ,
Feature Extraction by performing
Fourier Analysis on Acquired
Data , the rest two steps by Neural
Network algorithms, embedded
system for design and Simulink for
design testing.
Talk Session 2
Mr. Satya Prakash, Deputy Man-
ager, Bharat Electronics Ltd.,
Ghaziabad. He delivered Talk talk
on Radar signal and Data process-
ing. . He focused on Radars on
ship Platform, SAR and Target
imaging. He gave Explanation
about basic use of RADAR appli-
cations and also told how Jammer,
Clutter, Transmitted power are re-
lated to each other through RA-
DAR Range. He focused on wave-
form Generator modules – timing
signals (SYNC, ACP, Dwell Tim-
ing) , coded waveforms LFM
(Chirp) and synchronization signals
(clock signals)
P A G E 8
“Learning without
thought is a labor
lost, thought
without learning is
perilous”
FDP CONTINUE.. He also talked about development in Military RADAR, Missile System, SAR etc.
Day 6(23/6/18)
Talk Session 1
Prof. (Dr.) A N Mishra, Professor and head in Electronics & Communication Deptt.,
Krishna Engineering College, Ghaziabad. His area of interest includes speech recog-
nition. He delivered his talk on Speech Recognition, basic concepts of signal process-
ing. He explained about developments in robotics like voice controlled robots, internet
on things, voice controlled devices, Google Voice Search, Google Lens etc. He ex-
plained about Phonems, SIRI Voice Band, Speech Coding and Speech Enhancement
in Communication. He informed about three steps to perform speech recognition-
database preparation, feature extraction & classification (LDA, DTW, HMM, HTK,
SPHINX, KALDI). He told us about KALDI software tutorial and explained how one
can compare the results of HTK & KALDI.
The Valedictory Session
The FDP concluded with the Valedictory session. The chief guest of the day was Mr.
Rajeev Kr. Kain, Deputy General Manager, Bharat Electronics Ltd., Ghaziabad. The
session was started with the felicitation of chief guest. He talked about how electronics
has evolved in the last decades. He explained various technologies which changes in
developing RADAR during his tenure of job. He has motivated everybody about skill
development and self learning. Director B C Sharma, IPEC Ghaziabad also talked
about recent developments in the area of electronics & signal Processing. In the last
vote of thanks was given by Dr. V K Gupta, HOD, ECE Deptt., and IPEC Ghaziabad.
He thanked to each and everyone who has supported to make this six days FDP a
great success. He was also thankful to Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University,
Lucknow for sponsoring this FDP. He promised department will surely conduct these
types of FDP on regular basis for the benefits of faculties.
C O M M U N I Q U E
“Optimism is the
faith that leads to
achievement;
nothing can be
done without hope
and confidence”
FAREWELL TO FINAL YEAR FAREWELL TO FINAL YEAR FAREWELL TO FINAL YEAR FAREWELL TO FINAL YEAR
STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS
P A G E 9 V O L U M E 3 , I S S U E 4
A few smiles, a few tears, some tight hugs, several cherish lifetime memories, some photographs, some sad
goodbyes, and some promises to stay friends forever……..! These were the perfect ingredients of a perfect fare-
well of batch of EC 2014-2018. The farewell party was organized by 3rd
year EC students for their seniors on 30
April 2018 .The event started with lamp lighting followed by the last heartwarming message by our honorable
Director IPEC and HOD ECE to our seniors.
On the beat of music, 3rd year students gave enthralling dance performance which compelled everyone to
shake their leg. From paper dance to rapid fire round, numbers of games were organized to make the day
unique. 3rd
year students also sang songs which made their seniors travel down the memory lane of their four
year journey. All the seniors were awarded with fun titles according to their personality.
Finally at the end, sachets were distributed and Mr. Piyush Mishra and Ms. Anjali Gupta were declared Mr. and
Miss EC respectively. Towards the end, mixed emotions prevailed one side , it was the end of the memorable
journey full of experiences, committing mistakes, learning from them, finding themselves and building their fu-
ture; and on other side it was the beginning of a new chapter in their lives, as they were now ready to enter the
professional world and compete globally with knowledge and skill. And as goodbyes are always painful and we
will certainly miss them, but we wish our seniors a successful future ahead and hope they attain great heights in
their life.
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C O M M U N I Q U E
LITERARY SECTIONLITERARY SECTIONLITERARY SECTIONLITERARY SECTION
Fiary Land I by William ShakespeareFiary Land I by William ShakespeareFiary Land I by William ShakespeareFiary Land I by William Shakespeare
OVER hill, over dale,
Thorough bush, thorough brier,
Over park, over pale,
Thorough flood, thorough fire,
I do wander everywhere,
Swifter than the moone's sphere;
And I serve the fairy queen,
To dew her orbs upon the green:
The cowslips tall her pensioners be;
In their gold coats spots you see;
Those be rubies, fairy favours,
In those freckles live their savours:
I must go seek some dew-drops here.
P A G E 1 1 V O L U M E 3 , I S S U E 4
All the world's a stage,
And all the men and women merely players;
They have their exits and their entrances,
And one man in his time plays many parts,
His acts being seven ages. At first, the infant,
Mewling and puking in the nurse's arms.
Then the whining schoolboy, with his satchel
And shining morning face, creeping like snail
Unwillingly to school. And then the lover,
Sighing like furnace, with a woeful ballad
Made to his mistress' eyebrow. Then a soldier,
Full of strange oaths and bearded like the pard,
Jealous in honor, sudden and quick in quarrel,
Seeking the bubble reputation
Even in the cannon's mouth. And then the justice,
In fair round belly with good capon lined,
With eyes severe and beard of formal cut,
Full of wise saws and modern instances;
And so he plays his part. The sixth age shifts
Into the lean and slippered pantaloon,
With spectacles on nose and pouch on side;
His youthful hose, well saved, a world too wide
For his shrunk shank, and his big manly voice.
All the World's a Stage by William ShakespeareAll the World's a Stage by William ShakespeareAll the World's a Stage by William ShakespeareAll the World's a Stage by William Shakespeare
We are very privileged to work in this issue of departmental newsletter. This newsletter
reflects various student and faculty technical activities and also their achievements.
Department of ECE organized National Conference NCRTEEE-2018 for the benefit of our
department faculties as well as students. Researchers and eminent speakers from different
institutions and industry spoke about new technologies which benefit the students. We have
also conducted a six days FDP for faculty as well as for staff so as to motivate them to excel
in this area.
We sincerely hope that this edition makes for an interesting read. Please feel free to offer
any suggestion for improvement at [email protected], [email protected].
Sincerely,
Editorial Board
Pooja Mishra (AP, ECE DEPTT.)
Nutan Raghav (AP,ECE DEPTT.)
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