Electronics and Communication Engineering

Introduction
The department of Electronics and Communication Engineering was established in 2008, strives to offer quality education to aspiring engineers. The department has well-experienced and dedicated faculty members and aims to impart sound knowledge and awareness in the latest trends in the field of Electronics and Communication Engineering. The department has well-equipped laboratories to provide the students with the necessary and sufficient backing of practical knowledge, besides encouraging them to try out their innovative research and development ideas. These laboratories provide facilities in the areas of Electronic Devices and Circuits, Linear and Digital Integrated Circuits, Microprocessors, Microcontrollers, VHDL, Digital Signal Processing, Microwave Engineering and Optical Communication. The laboratories are also equipped with the latest versions of software like TANNER, Xilinx ISE, MATLAB, ORCAD, Keil etc.

The faculties are engaged in research under six major research groups in the department: Signal & Speech Processing, Image & Video Processing, Embedded Systems & Robotics, Antenna, RF & Microwave circuit design, VLSI Design & Nanotechnology and Wireless Communication & Networking. Experts from the industry are periodically invited to give lectures/demonstrations to the students on the latest developments in the field. Students are given exposure to industries by industrial visits and industrial training session. Many co-curricular activities like conferences, workshops, technical quizzes, project exhibitions, design contests, paper presentations, etc are conducted by the department to prepare the students as a professional engineer. The students are working on various projects using SCILAB, MATLAB, LABVIEW, CST Studio, ADS, HFSS, XILINX, Tanner CICSO PACKET TRACER, GNS-3, NS-2, NS-3, SDR, Protues ISIS etc.

The department also encourage the students to try out their innovative Research and Development ideas through Centre for Internet of Things (CIoT) and Centre for Image Processing.