Introduction
Deliver quality-based industry-focused and real-time workshops and boot-up camps. We work with students and researchers to help them achieve their experimental and research goals through consultation, design, and implementation.
Deliver quality-based industry-focused and real-time workshops and boot-up camps. We work with students and researchers to help them achieve their experimental and research goals through consultation, design, and implementation.
Independently design and analyze simple to moderately complex analog circuits.
Become conversant with digital circuit/system design using the VHDL language
Real-time industry-focused workshop to enhance your skills and knowledge in electronics
Become conversant with the syntax of the MATLAB programming language
Electronic design automation (EDA) is a category of software tools for designing electronic systems as integrated circuits. The tools work together in a design flow that chip designers use to design and analyze entire semiconductor chips. Tanner EDA offers designers of analog and mixed signals a rich set of features, functionality, and capabilities. Tanner Tools are used by companies such as Phillips, Catalyst Semiconductor, FLIR, Honeywell, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, NEC, Ricoh Company Ltd., Sarnoff Corporation, and Xerox Corporation. Some of the products designed with Tanner EDA tools include imaging technology for the Mars Rover, components for Bluetooth peripherals, and thermal management sensors for cell phones and notebook PCs.
Tanner EDA tools provide a low learning curve, high interoperability, and a powerful user interface to improve productivity and enable low cost. Recent versions of Tanner EDA tools available are 13, 14, and 15. For this workshop, version 14 will be used.
For the students of B.E., M.Tech., B.Sc., and M.Sc. (Electronics), and research scholars.
At the end of this course, participants will be able to independently design and analyze simple to moderately complex analog circuits such as amplifiers, filters, oscillators, and mixers.
The minimum duration is 2 days (full-time) with 2 hours of theory and 4 hours of practical work every day.
For a batch of a minimum of 20 participants, the course fee is Rs. 600 per participant, inclusive of study material.
Knowledge of electronic circuit network analysis (NA) and electronic devices and circuits (EDC) is preferable.
Integrated digital circuits make up the majority of electronic systems deployed today. These circuits operate on the principle of binary (ON/OFF) signals and offer greatly improved noise immunity than their analog counterparts. Digital IC design is carried out through EDA (electronic design automation) tools. Circuits are described using the VHDL or Verilog hardware description language. Circuit performance is verified using digital circuit simulation software such as Modelsim.
Students of polytechnics, BE, M.Tech., B.Sc., and research scholars.
Participants will become conversant with digital circuit/system design using the VHDL language and will be able to verify their designs using the Modelsim simulator.
The minimum duration is 3 days (full-time) with 2 hours of theory and 4 hours of practical work every day.
The minimum batch size is 20 participants. Rs. 750 per participant.
Basic understanding of Boolean algebra and logic gates.
MATLAB is a high-performance language for technical computing. A single environment integrates computation, visualization, and programming tools. This makes it an excellent tool for teaching and research. MATLAB is an interactive system whose basic data element is an array. The software package has been available since 1984. It is now considered a standard tool for research in academia and industry. MATLAB has powerful built-in routines that enable a wide variety of computations.
It also has easy-to-use graphics commands so that results may be visualized immediately. Specific applications related to a particular domain are bundled and available as toolboxes. There are toolboxes for signal processing, symbolic computation, control theory, optimization, and various other fields of applied science and engineering.
A comprehensive range of applications can be designed, modeled, and analyzed using MATLAB, including circuit design, financial analysis, signal processing, aerospace, and many others. It is an easy-to-use, integrated development environment with its interpretive language. Familiarity with MATLAB is essential for all research-related data analysis. This short workshop on MATLAB for beginners takes the participants hands-on through the capabilities of MATLAB.
UG and PG students of science and engineering and research scholars.
Participants will become conversant with the syntax of the MATLAB programming language and will be able to use various plot functions to display data graphically.
Minimum duration: 1 day (full-time) with 2 hours of theory and 4 hours of practical work.
Rs. 500 per person. The minimum batch size is 20 participants.
Knowledge of electronic circuit network analysis (NA) and electronic devices and circuits (EDC) is preferable.
