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301 |
Experimental Investigation of Thermally Enhanced Machining of Difficult-to-Machine Material Ti-6Al-4V
-Tadvi Krishna Mahendrabhai ; Upadhyay Ishankumar Nareshkumar
This work explores thermally enhanced turning process on lathe to improve the machining capabilities of conventional turning process on lathe by heating the work by an external heat source. The present work describes an experimental study of thermally enhanced machining (TEM) by adding an oxy LPG gas cutting setup as an external heat source to the machine setup which heats the work locally and temperature is measured by non-contact infrared thermometer. The experimental data of cutting forces at critical temperatures of difficult-to-machine alloy Titanium (Ti6Al4V) and with full factorial design of experiment ANOVA is presented here. Due to TEM, an increase in cutting tool life, reduction in cutting forces are observed. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
1128-1132 |
302 |
Implementation of IOT for Smart Home Automation using Arduino
-Shruti Bhadane ; Akshay Pardeshi; Shruti Bhadane; Rohidas Potangale; Hitesh Kudale
This project includes implementation of the Home Automation System which can expose the data to the web so that user can access that data from anywhere. Home has heterogeneous distributed computing environment that is many equipment’s are available in the home which can operate on different principals. Home automation is all about making your house smart. Just like the people for home to be smart it needs some information about the environment of home. All the equipment’s or the sensors are attach to the system to maps the physical world into the digital world. The data get collected from different sensor and send notification to the user through internet.This article covers all the basic functioning of the sensors used in modern automation system. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
1133-1135 |
303 |
Design and Analysis of Cutter Drum by using Analytical Approach
-Lokesh Ganesh Dandekar ; Ritesh Banpurkar
In this paper, Chains are used for transmission of power, when the distance between the centers of shafts is short. These chains have provision for efficient lubrication. Considering the system, forces, torque acting on a chain is used to calculate the stresses induced. Stress analysis also carried out by using FEA software and the results are compared with the calculated values. The chains may also be used for long center distance of up to 8 meters. This paper illustrates how the chain drives are very important to carry forwards the power. These wheels have projecting teeth of special profile and fit into the corresponding recesses in the links of the chain. The toothed wheels are known as *sprocket wheels or simply sprockets. A cable laying machine for underground placement of cable incorporating a basic frame and power unit incorporating a rear warred attractive component with the front and rear components being articulately interconnected for steering control of the machine and the rear component including cable laying plough associated there with the rear component may be provided with cable reels and guide structures for guiding the cable plough. The cable laying machine has a cutter drum at its front end which digs up the soil along linear channels rolls down the cable mounted on the roller behind. The proposed machine eliminates hazards faced by commuters solving three purposes simultaneously of digging, Cable laying and then covering the soil. Read More...
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m.tech in machine design |
India |
1136-1139 |
304 |
Investigation of Dimensional Accuracy & Surface Roughness of Parts Made by Metal RPT
-Sarjak J Desai ; Ravi C. Patel
The direct metal laser sintering (DMLS) process gives designers the possibility to build parts of almost any complexity in a wide range of metallic materials. However, as a relatively new technique, it is still in the development stage as the resulting properties of the sintered metallic parts are not yet strong enough for many industrial applications. The aim of this research is to improve the overall performance of the DMLS process by optimizing the control of process parameters that have very strong influence on the quality of the built part. The purpose of this dissertation work that doing different experiments on DMLS machine at different levels by varying orientation and layer thickness with the help of Taguchi L8 method for optimization by response surface methodology. It can be concluded as the best parameter set for dimensional accuracy for Stainless steel (SS316) material. To identify the effective parameters for mentioned response through ANOVA table. The mathematical equation for responses for predicting value in future will be generated by regression analysis. Read More...
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advance manufacturing system |
India |
1140-1142 |
305 |
Autonomous Control of Interlinking Converter with Energy Storage in Hybrid AC-DC Microgrid
-Bright Tharma Raj S ; Mr.R.Shanmugam; Dr.B.Vaikundaselvan
Due to the decade of fossil fuels, renewable energy plays an important role to supply the power to meet our load requirements. The main drawback of renewable energy system is its installation cost is very high and renewable energy sources are mainly unpredictable. To eliminate the drawbacks in renewable energy, hybrid system plays a major role. Hybrid system is an interconnection of two or more sources. In this project solar energy and battery are used as a two different sources. Power from the solar energy is boosted by boost converter and boost converter act as a impedance matching network. When internal impedance of solar is matched with the boost converter impedance power will be transfer from source to load. Battery power is boosted by boost converter and output of solar and battery added together and given as a input to the inverter. To connect the 3 phase line to the microgrid it is necessary to find 3 phase network. Hence BLDC motor is used as load because it is used to verify the 3 phase network. The proposed design has an advantage i.e., battery bank and solar panel acts as a source, hence the uninterrupted power obtained to run the system Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
1143-1147 |
306 |
Classification of Noisy Image based on Statistical Feature Extraction & Designing an Adaptive Noise Removal Filter
-Shruti Belunki ; Kunal Killekar
The most important challenge in digital image processing is to de-noise the corrupted image. This project reviews existing de-noising algorithms such as AMF, GMF & HMF and their comparative study. In the proposed method first type of noise is detected by extracting the statistical features of corrupted image. In training part we are creating a knowledge base for storing the statistical features of different types of noisy images. In testing part the given query image is classified according to the statistical features by comparing the query image features to the images stored in ANN training. And then the adaptive filter is selected according to type of noise. The output of filter is again requiring tuning so for that we are using Minimum Mean Square Error filter. The result shows the comparison of existing filters with proposed filter by MSE and PSNR values so that proposed filter is efficient and effective. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
1148-1155 |
307 |
Burnback Analysis & CFD Simulation of Finocyl Grain in Solid Propellant Rocket Motor
-Chirag B. Patel ; Aksh Raj; Amit Ranjan
Design and analysis of propellant grain configurations for determination of the grain geometry which is an important and critical step in the design of solid propellant rocket motors, because accurate calculation of grain geometrical properties plays a vital role in performance prediction. The performance prediction of the solid rocket motor can be achieved easily if the burn back steps of the grain are known. In this study, grain burnback analysis for 3-D grain geometries was investigated. The method used was solid modeling of the propellant grain for predefined intervals of burnback. In this method, the initial grain geometry was modeled parametrically using Creo parametric software. For every burn step, the parameters were adapted and the new grain geometry was modeled. By analyzing these geometries, burn area change of the grain geometry was obtained. CFD simulation of the core flow 3D grain of solid propellant rocket motor. And the field of SRMs various types of CFD models were used for simulation purpose. But in the present research work K-E standard Ansys fluent model used for simulation. Read More...
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THERMAL ENGINEERING |
India |
1156-1160 |
308 |
A Review Paper On Thermal Barrier Coatings (TBC) To Improve The Efficiency Of Gas Turbine
-Hirenbhai M. Rana
Gas Turbine are widely used for aircraft propulsion. To increase the efficiency of gas turbine inlet Temperature should be high as possible. The turbine inlet temperature in modern gas turbines are far above the permissible metal temperature. This in turn increases thermal loading to the blade leading to high temperature and thus considered one of the primary sources of blade failure. So that thermal barrier coatings are need to improve for insulation. The TBC must provide significant thermal insulation at the external surface of the turbine blade. for a given Superalloy substrate, the coating performance is dependent upon the type of bond coat. Conversely, for a given bond coat, the performance becomes a function of the Superalloy composition used in the application. To achieve the best TBC performance for a given application, it is important to select the bond coat/superalloy combination as a composite system rather than as separate entities. so by applying TBC efficiency of the gas turbine increase and also the life of the turbine blade also increase. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
1161-1165 |
309 |
Routing Protocols
-Nahush K. Kulkarni ; Rutuja v. Jadhav
A computer network is a collection of nodes that are dynamically and arbitrarily located in various parts of the world. In order to facilitate communication within the network, a routing protocol is used to discover routes between nodes. The primary goal of such a network routing protocol is correct and efficient route establishment between a pair of nodes so that messages may be delivered in a timely manner. Route construction should be done with a minimum of overhead and bandwidth consumption. This article gives an overview of different routing protocols emphasizing more on three different protocols namely Routing Information Protocol (RIP), Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP) and Open Shortest Path First (OSPF). Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
1166-1169 |
310 |
Palm Print Identification by using PCA and Advance Variants
-Abhishek Singhal ; Manish Mukhija
In present era, automatic personal identification is a serious problem that needs to be overwhelm properly. This can be resolve by biometrics systems. One often most successful biometric systems is the palm print identification system. Palm print identification algorithms are useful in a wide range of applications like crime investigation, security control, and access control in computer system, entrance control in buildings, access control at automatic teller machines, document verification for identifying the individuals in a given databases. In this article performance comparisons of palm print identification techniques based on sub-space approaches (PCA, LDA and 2DPCA). Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
1170-1174 |
311 |
Virtual Reality platform for enhancing the virtual objects in Building Automation
-Jagannath Chavan ; Akrati Bhat; Gunjan Bhagwat
Surfing the Web while walking down a crowded street or driving a car may create a problem. Augmented reality- in the form of Google Glass, Sony's Smart Eyeglass, or Microsoft HoloLens- may appear to solve that problem. These devices present contextual information transparently or in a way that obscures little, seemingly letting you navigate the world safely, in the same way head-up displays enable fighter pilots to maintain situational awareness. In this paper we will study the application of virtual reality in building automation. With augmented-reality gear barely on the market, rigorous studies of its effects on vision and mobility have yet to be done. To develop an Application to visualize the architecture of flat on development site with the concept of virtual reality. With the help of android phone and Google cardboard we are building a device for developing virtual reality. We are also developing the application for tourists so they can visit the tourist’s places virtually. The effects will be developed in Unity 3D and also using DIVE Software Development Kit. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
1175-1180 |
312 |
Combined Economic and Emission Load Dispatch using PPF using PSO
-Azim Ambaliya
This paper presents a new approach for Combined Economic and Emission Load (CEELD) problems incorporating wind power plant using Price Penalty Factor(PPF) method. As thermal Power Plant increase in power systems, its effects to conventional units should be analyzed. Also the total cost is dependent in specific period of time. Therefore the mathematical techniques are not appropriate to find the global optimum CEELD. In this paper, PPF is proposed to deal with thermal power plants in CEELD. To show efficiency of thermal power plant in reducing total cost is minimize. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
1181-1183 |
313 |
Analysis of Medical Image De-Noising Using DWT and UDWT in Presence of Different Noises
-JAGDEEP KAUR ; Ruchika Manchanda
The progress in computerized automatic systems are all possible due to the image processing. The computer assisted medical image reconstruction and other associated analysis in medical diagnosis are only possible due to image processing. Image processing includes image enhancement, segmentation and restoration. The field of medical image processing is not new still research is going on to find new and more efficient ways of imaging. The area of health information such as medical imaging are more unique, medical images requires more understanding of images, techniques and also higher resolution images are processed than ordinary texture images. The most important part is to ensure the reliability of image processing technique for clinical applications. In this paper two methods in wavelet domain DWT and UDWT are analyzed to check the de-noising efficiency of these two methods in presence of different noises on different types of medical imagesteristics. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
1184-1186 |
314 |
CFD Analysis of Flow Through T-junction an Overview
-Govind B Nimadge
Study of different research papers related to flow of fluid through T-Junction of pipes, different losses suffered while passing through T-junction and reliability of classical formulas is carried out. T-junction is very common and important component of piping system. The present work focuses on quantifying the energy losses and the size and strength of recirculating zone. The flow in T-junction are highly complex and three dimensional, therefore requiring numerical or experimental treatment. So help of advance software’s such as ANSYS will help to simulate such complex flow. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
1187-1189 |
315 |
Applications, Challenges and Protocol Stack in Wireless Sensor Network: A Review
-Sandeep Singh ; Maninder Kaur
In this paper, current Security, a residual dynamism efficient association cover encryption procedure for wireless_sensor_network. The procedure reduces vigour feasting by removing the essential for transferring all title and preview fields connected to retreat, while protection safety purposes and facilities complete. Such fields include communication verification code, newness counter, and basis address. Security protocols play an important role in the deployment of sensor networks in various situations. However, many current security protocols developed for WSNs are vulnerable to attacks in hostile environments. Although wireless_sensor_network are progressively prepared to handle more composite purposes, in network dispensation might need these series mechanical sensors to wisely use their controlled energy to extend the actual network lifetime particularly in varied settings. Wireless_sensor_network are limited of thousands of sensor_nodes, with forced energy, that collaborate to complete a detecting task. Some routing Conventions are planned for broadcast in Wireless_sensor_network. In this review, a steady and energy-efficient grouping protocol for varied Wireless_sensor_network is planned. In adding, the payment to multi-level of SEEC is available. It depends on the network construction that is divided into clusters. Each cluster has an authoritative advanced node and some normal nodes deployed randomly in this collection. In the multi-level constructions, more controlling supper nodes are dispensed to cover distant identifying areas. Each type of nodes has its character in the detecting, aggregation or transmission to the base station. At each level of heterogeneity, the optimal number of great nodes that appreciates the minimum energy consumption of the system is attained. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
1190-1193 |
316 |
Image Aesthetic Quality Assessment and Enhancement
-Akshaya Sharma ; Faiji Ansari ; Kuldeep Awachat ; Mohit Jawalgekar; Prof. M. V. Phatak
Aesthetics refers to the principle of the nature and appreciation of beauty. Judging beauty and other aesthetic qualities of photographs is highly subjective task. This system classifies the pleasing and non-pleasing images based on photography rules ex.(rule-of-third, depth-of-field, rule-of-simplicity). The proposed system automatically infers aesthetic quality of images by finding the aesthetic score using regression technique. Based on threshold value the image is classified as pleasing and not pleasing image .Then system will check which photography rule are not obeyed by the image ex.(rule-of third, depth-of-field, rule-of-simplicity) and try to enhance image based on these rule so the image will at-least cross the threshold value. For all non-pleasing image this system will automatically enhance and improvise the aesthetic quality to make it a pleasing image. Application of this system includes digital photography, still advertisement, educational institutes and for designing attractive website. This system can become a guide for people if it is integrated with a smart camera. It also helps in improving the image quality in applications like image-viewer, image-editor and also you-tube images. It can also be used in flash cards which helps student to learn faster and in an interesting manner. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
1194-1197 |
317 |
Application of BIM Tools for Quantity Takeoff of Public Works Project Case Study: Anganwadi (Courtyard shelter)
-Dhruv B. Chaudhary ; Akash A. Patel; Jitendra Patel
Since construction projects are large and complex, it is important to provide concurrent construction process to BIM models with construction automation. The Quantity Take-Off (QTO) estimation on the BIM models is a strategy, which can be used to support decision making, because 70–80% of construction costs are determined by designer’s decisions in design stage itself. For this Master’s thesis focus is on Quantity Take-off (QTO) processes applied during bidding stage of construction projects in India and use of BIM in material quantity extraction during the planning stage. It has been decided to make an overview of existing bidding practice in Anganwadi (Courtyard Shelter), to identify problems in preparation of bid material quantity, and to determine the situation of BIM technology and related issues with it in bidding process. Based on this information some suggestions on how this existing bidding process could be improved using BIM tools will be provided. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
1198-1202 |
318 |
Simulation of Residential Project Using BIM Concept
-Akash A. Patel ; Dhruv B. Chaudhary ; Umang Sheth
In construction industry, to develop a construction schedule, visualization of 2D design documents is necessary. Planner needs to study 2D documents with their related construction activities, and then mentally visualize the construction sequence. BIM in terms of 4D modeling saves a lot of time and money over traditional scheduling processes. This paper presents Implementation of project management function with use of BIM concept in residential building. To assess the effectiveness of using 4D modeling to visualize a construction schedule, a case study research project is being performed where a 3D model is being generated and a construction schedule with the aid of a 4D learning module. The 4D modules were developed using two different 4D modeling applications. Finally, a conclusion will be made on whether it is beneficiary and practical to apply 4D scheduling in any construction project, and recommendations will be made based on the same. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
1203-1205 |
319 |
Study on RC Columns with Glass Fiber Polymer Sheet as A Retrofitting Material: A Critical Review
-Munendra D Ahir ; Dr. K. B. Parik
Repair, retrofitting and rehabilitation of existing concrete structures have become a large part of the construction activity worldwide. The strengthening of existing reinforced concrete columns using steel or fibre reinforced polymer (FRP) jacketing is based on well-established fact that lateral confinement of concrete can substantially enhance its compressive strength. In recent years, external confinement of concrete using FRP composite has emerged as a popular method of column strengthening. Many researchers carried out various experiments with different changing parameters. This paper presents review of GFRP composites and adhesives, influence of dimension of columns, type of FRP sheets, and no. of layers, their configuration, failure type, and stress vs strain behaviour of RC column under axial loading. Read More...
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Structural Engineering |
India |
1206-1209 |
320 |
Principle Component based Image De-Noising using Local Pixel Grouping
-Sangeeta Rani ; Pankaj Dev Chadha
This paper presents an efficient image de-noising scheme by using principal component analysis (PCA) with local pixel grouping (LPG). For a better preservation of image local structures, a pixel and its nearest neighbors are modeled as a vector variable, whose training samples are selected from the local window by using block matching based LPG. Such an LPG procedure guarantees that only the sample blocks with similar contents are used in the local statistics calculation for PCA transform estimation, so that the image local features can be well preserved after coefficient shrinkage in the PCA domain to remove the noise. This paper also describes how PCA best as compared to mean, median and dwt filters. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
1210-1212 |
321 |
Applying Lean Thinking In Project/Product Designing and Development
-Hariom Thakkar ; C G Patel; Nikunj Dave
Construction industry has put in continuous efforts for its survival in the current impulsive and competitive economy. In order to handle the critical situation, Contractors are trying to implement new and innovative techniques in their project design process by making it more effective and efficient. A detailed literature survey has been conducted to identify the lean practices in various manufacturing industry and now in Construction industry. The results revealed that the status of Lean Product Design, Development and implementation is still in thriving stage. This study may further help the industry to improve construction process, align it to the requirements of its customers and relentless contribution to manufacturing sector to enhance productivity, quality and competitiveness is immense. In this thesis case study, various projects on construction/production of toilet units for rural India were observed. And from the data a unique toilet block will be designed as per lean thinking and will be compared with traditional designs. This design may get green design certification and can be adopted by any individual construction firm to ensure faster delivery, best quality and controlled cost. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
1213-1216 |
322 |
Laboratory Investigation of Soil Stabilized using Terrasil
-Vadekkepurakkal Mrudul Unnikuttan ; S. M. Damodariya; N. B. Parmar
Soil stabilization is a technique aimed at increasing or maintaining the stability of a soil mass or otherwise improving its engineering properties. In the present investigation, the behavior of Black Cotton (BC) soil with and without stabilization was studied. A chemical named Terrasil was used as stabilizer. Cement has also been used as a stabilizer. In this study soil with variable dosages were tested for stabilization process and strength of the stabilized soil has been evaluated after curing period. The tests were carried out to determine the consistency limits, CBR value of the soil specimens with and without stabilizers for a curing period. Read More...
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Transportation Engineering |
India |
1217-1221 |
323 |
An Experimental Study on Properties of Burnt Clay Bricks using Industrial Waste
-Amar R ; Harsha H N; Navya M R
There is over million tons of industrial wastes are being produced by mining industrial process per annual in India. The problem is to dispose these waste materials which are arising from continuous technological and industrial development. If some of these waste materials produced by industrial processes are found suitable and utilized in construction field, then the disposal of such waste materials can be achieved and thereby cost of construction can also be cut down. Kaolin waste (china clay waste) is one of such materials which is being generated by industries abundantly. Since kaolin gains strength on heating, an attempt is made in this investigation to utilize the kaolin waste in burnt clay bricks and results are studied. In the present work, burnt clay bricks are prepared with kaolin waste as a replacement of traditional clay in different proportions i.e. 5%, 10%, 15%, 20% and 25%. These bricks are tested for its basic properties and the results are compared with conventional burnt clay bricks. Masonry compressive strength test and flexural strength tests had been conducted on the masonry samples of optimum percentage. Finally it is concluded that industrial waste replaced burnt clay bricks can be successfully used in construction field since it has achieved more strength than traditional clay bricks and hence in turn disposal of some industrial waste found suitable way of utilization. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
1222-1225 |
324 |
Real Time Field Survey by Using Various Sensors on Android Based Smart Device
-Virendra Singh Thakur ; I.Prabu
Scientists and researchers working in Geo informatics domain, carry out field survey for establishing ground truth. These field surveys are currently paper based exercise. With the current revolution of smart devices, this paper exercise can be converted to digital experience, by developing applications on these smart devices reduces the data capture time and also can synchronize collected data with server in real time thereby increasing accuracy and providing online monitoring while reducing analyzing time. Various ground information can be collected automatically using sensors available on the smart devices. This paper proposes an approach for real time field survey by using various sensors on a Android based smart device. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
1226-1228 |
325 |
Estimation of Snow and Glacier Melt Runoff in Chenab Basin, Himachal Pradesh, India
-Hima B. Patel ; B. P. Rathore; M. S. Gadhavi; Keval H. Jodhani; I. M. Bahuguna
Himalayan mountains, the boon of God, is the major source of fresh water for India. The significant quantity of fresh water is stored in Himalayan mountains outside the polar regions. Perennial Himalayan rivers are fed by melting of snow & glaciers. Estimation of runoff from snow & glacier melt is important as far as water need is concerned. Runoff in terms of Discharge computation is done by Distributed Snow & Glacier melt runoff model for Chenab basin as well as for Parbati sub-basin from Satluj basin using satellite image processing softwares i.e. ArcGIS and ERDAS IMAGINE. The meteorological data of Keylong station is used for Chenab basin. AWiFS images from IRS-P6 are used as satellite data. Hydropower potential is also found out based on the computed discharge by this model. The calibration is done for Parbati sub-basin. The model efficiency is found to be 87%. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
1229-1232 |
326 |
A Study On Compressive Strength of Concrete Brick Masonry for Different Mortar Proportions
-Nikhilkumar A. Poriya ; Chintan D. Patel
Experimental study for the check of compressive strength was carried out by the author on brick prisms of concrete bricks and cement mortar. Concrete brick masonry prisms were tested for mortar proportions of 1:4, 1:3, 1:2, 1:1.5 and 1:1cement to sand, 3 specimens for each proportion were tested. After testing it was concluded that the proportion of cement to sand in mortar do not play any significant role on the ultimate compressive strength of concrete brick masonry. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
1233-1234 |
327 |
Improvising Classification Technique in Data-Mining
-MAYURI JADAV ; Prof.Risha Tiwari
In Data mining there are two forms of data analysis that can be used for extracting models describing important classes or to predict future data trends. These two forms are as follows: 1. Classification, 2. Prediction. Classification models predict categorical class labels; and prediction models predict continuous valued functions. Here in this paper we have survey different classification method with their advantages and disadvantages. In this paper various classification mechanisms analyzed and their significance given in this survey paper. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
1235-1240 |
328 |
Improvised Steganography Technique Using LSB and RC4 for IOT Applications
-Shwetha K R ; Narayanaswamy G
In the present situation, any interaction of online and network application needs protection. Internet protection software is a big issue these days. Lots of data protection and data concealing methods have been developed in the last several years. This is done by using the security and decryption methods. Steganography and cryptography are the two major methods of secret interaction. The program uses an RC4 stream cipher technique to turn plain text into cipher text criteria which has very good efficiency and is a most highly effective strategy compared to other Algorithms, then use least significant Bit (LSB) technique to include the secret written text in an image and then it will be used the specific location. Where it is decrypted and unique concept is acquired and provided. Our suggested model gives two levels of to protect secure information, which fully fulfill the basic key factors of information protection program that includes: Privacy, Authenticity, Reliability and Non – Repudiation. In this paper I have applied FPGA based steganography strategy. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
1241-1246 |
329 |
An Enhanced Image Cryptographic Method Based On AES Rijndael Algorithm
-Sindhu G R ; Anitha D B
Now a day’s a lot of internet and wireless connections customers has led to an enhancing need for solutions of security measures and devices for protecting the consumer details approved on over the unsecured network so that unlawful people cannot access it. As we share the important details through wireless media it should provide details comfort, stability and entity confirmation. The symmetric block cipher works a big part in the bulk details protection. Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) as Rijndael algorithm provides data protection. AES has the key advantages of being used in both software and hardware. Hardware implementation of the AES has a lot of benefits such has prolonged throughput and better protection level. The design uses an iterative looping approach with block 128 bits and key size of 128 bits, 192 bits and 256 bits, the lookup table implementation of S-box so as to reach the purpose of improving the system computing speed the pipe-lining and parallel processing methods were used. Components Performance for 128 bit AES (Advanced Security Standard) protection and decryption has been made using VHDL. The recommended requirements for encryption and decryption aspect will functionally verified using modelsim, will be synthesized using Xilinx_ISE_13.2 software Spartan-3 FPGA platform and assess the design for the power, throughput & area. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
1247-1251 |
330 |
Comparative Analysis of MANET Routing Protocol for QoS Parameters
-Shubham Gupta ; Renu Singh; Priyanka Gupta
(Mobile Ad-Hoc Network) refers to a network that is highly dynamic in nature because of node mobility, resource constrained environment and infrastructure-less network. To design any wireless network the primary strategies are rapidly change of topology and routing overhead protocol selection. In MANET every node acts as a router that maintains route to another node and is always free to join the network or leave the network. In our proposed paper, we analyze a MANET’s performance for different routing protocols these are Distance Sequenced Distance Vector (DSDV), Ad Hoc On-Demand Distance Vector (AODV), and Dynamic Source Routing (DSR). With the help of these protocols, we do a comparison to understand the quality of communication between the different nodes communicating in terms of throughput, end to end delay and accessing time. We will consider node mobility, node size, node density as input parameters for doing the same. Read More...
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Wireless Communication and Computing |
India |
1252-1255 |
331 |
Parking Facility Design for Different Corridor of Anand City
-Hardik Patel ; Prof. Khushbu Bhatt; Prof. N. B. Parmar
Rapid Growth in vehicles population has enormous strain in all million plus cities. Due to high vehicles ownership and poor transport facilities specially in the cities where the population between 1 to 2 million. The demand for parking has increase in alarming proportion in Central Business District (CBD) areas and other work or activity centers of the cities. This study focused on parking demand by collection of parking data, such as parking demand, parking accumulation, rate of turnover, to check the feasibility of paid parking service as well as it response on the mode shift of the two wheeler parkers. Feasibility of pay and park facility on two busy street “M.G.Roadâ€, “MayFair Road†have been studied in this research work. The detail license plate surveying method and fixed period sampling method are used for analysis of survey data. This study also include the In-Out survey or personal interview of people using the on-street parking at this two busy streets. In the study, On-street parking demand is very high in the study area on M.G.Road and MayFair Road for most part of day, but turnover is very poor, which reflects over occupancy of prime urban space for longer duration. All two streets having high commercial potential and high traffic flow. Read More...
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Transportation Engineering |
India |
1256-1258 |
332 |
Book My Parking
-Miss. Sayali kate ; Prof. K. P. Chaudhari
searching for parking space in most metropolitan areas, especially during the rush hours, is difficult for the drivers. This problem mostly occurs in an urban environment, where numbers of vehicles are higher as compared to the availability of parking spaces. With this paper, we try to propose a solution to this parking problem and making it simpler for the user to search a parking place for their vehicle. We design and implement a prototype of Book My parking that allows drivers to efficiently find and reserve the available parking lot, near to their current location or the destination location. This system is based on nearest neighbor algorithm for searching parking location nearest to user and first come First serve (FCFS) algorithm. The user can choose the desired parking location and reserve a parking place for their vehicle via internet with an assurance of a parking place on arrival. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
1259-1262 |
333 |
To Calibrate Optical Misalignment Measurement & Control
-RAVAL APURV
Normally, space borne telescopes are subjected to orbital loads like temperature variations, absence of gravity, moisture delivered from CFRP structure, which is linked to the to the importance of coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) and coefficient of moisture expansion (CME) of the CFRP structure. Due to this, there is a change in focal length and & misalignment of optical system which reduces image quality. This can be re corrected by providing some kind of mechanism. Optical misalignment can be found out with the help of Wave front sensors. Measurement should be done by checking spot position on detector array. Different ways for controlling or reset original position and here modified concept of thermally driven refocusing mechanism is discussed. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
1263-1265 |
334 |
Building Automation using PLC System
-Mr. Kunal Patil ; Mr. Amol Khade; Mr. Pravin Khot; Mr. Ajay Phadatare
The needs like water, power consumption are very high in demand against the generation of water and electricity. In those residential complexes the emergency systems are not developed. In this paper Building Automation Using PLC system designed the total building automation with consideration of safety system and power saving concept. This project includes developing the system with points a Automatic Fire Fighting System ,Automatic garden and staircase light management, Automatic water circulating system, Automatic power switching system with DG power. Read More...
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Electronics and Telecommunication Department |
India |
1266-1268 |
335 |
An Efficient Error Correction Code for A Smart Reliable Network-On-Chip
-Krithika Anand ; Mukthi S L
Networks on Chip plays a vital role in development of VLSI design and it is one of the solutions for faster on chip communication. In this paper a new network-on-chip is proposed that handles accurate localizations of the faulty parts of the NoC. The proposed NoC handles new error detection mechanisms suitable for dynamic NoCs, and the errors are detected and corrected efficiently in order to have a fault free data transmission. The presented mechanisms are able to distinguish permanent and transient errors and localize accurately the position of the faulty blocks such as data bus, input port, output port in the NoC routers, while preserving the throughput, the network load, and the data packet latency. The proposed method uses Decimal Matrix Code concept which utilizes decimal algorithm to obtain the maximum error detection capability. The proposed DMC is compared to the existing Hamming code which corrects only one bit error, whereas DMC can correct up to 16 bits error. As a result this improves the error correction capability and enhances data reliability. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
1269-1272 |
336 |
Image Denoising With 2D Fir Filter by Using Hybrid Differential Evolution Algorithm
-SAUMYA RUPAREL ; PRAVEEN SHENDE
The digital image processing deals with development of digital system that performs operations on a digital image and there manipulation through a digital computer. It’s a subfield of systems and signals but focusing particularly on images. DIP focuses on development of a computer system which is capable to perform processing on an image. This system involves input of digital image, its processing through algorithm and a processed image as an output. Image noise is random variation of color or brightness information in images, and is usually an aspect of electronic noise. Electronic noise can be produced by the sensor, circuitry of a scanner , digital camera or dust particles. Filters are used to remove noise from digital images while keeping the details of image preserved is a necessary part of image processing to enhance the quality of the image many filters are used for the removal of noise. 2D FIR filter can be used for denoising the noisy images. Emphasis is made on denoising of Gaussian noised images through 2D FIR in the paper. At the first stage, we present a 2D finite impulse response filter design using differential evolution algorithm. At the second stage, to demonstrate the robustness of the filter algorithm it was implemented for the Gaussian noise for the noisy images. The proposed approach will show improvements in filter design. Read More...
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Computer Science and Engineering |
India |
1273-1276 |
337 |
An Efficient Concurrent BIST for Rom Module
-Hamsa C ; Murali Narasiham S
Input vector monitoring concurrent built-in self-test schemes perform testing during the normal operation of the circuit without imposing a need to set the circuit offline to perform the test. These schemes are evaluated based on the hardware overhead and the concurrent test latency i.e., the time required for the test to complete, whereas the circuit operates normally. In this brief, we present a novel input vector monitoring con current BIST scheme for ROM module, which is based on the idea of monitoring a set (called window) of vectors reaching the circuit inputs during normal operation. The proposed scheme is shown to perform signiï¬cantly better than previously proposed schemes with respect to area and power. Read More...
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Electronics & Communication Engineering |
India |
1277-1279 |
338 |
Proper Diagnosis and Automation System for Detection of Malaria Infected Blood Cells in a Microscopic Images of a Blood
-Dayananda R
Malaria is a mosquito-borne disease mainly caused by the plasmodium parasites carried by a mosquitoes of Anopheles genus. Mainly there are five kinds of Plasmodium parasites namely plasmodium falciparum, plasmodium vivax, plasmodium malariae, plasmodium ovale and plasmodium knowlesi. Malaria infection will be identified mainly by patient’s symptoms and by testing the blood samples. Whereas symptoms will gives intimation about the disease but it will be confirmed only after proper testing. But the limitations is that if the malaria infected patient belongs to rural areas then for testing the blood expertized person is required to diagnose the blood and also if he is available, he may take two or three days to give the reports depending on the patients he need to handle. Since because of microscopic images contains very minute things, technician must be free from eye site. Also every processes involved will be manual and hence chances of getting error report will be more. Even the person in the urban areas will also have to face many problems such as they have to pay more money to diagnostic centres and also some amount of time required to get the report. By considering all this conditions the problem will be solved by proper diagnosis and by implementing an automation system for processing the microscopic images of blood. All this will be set and done by employing a MATLAB software and Image processing (segmentation) to process the image and to count the number of cells infected. To achieve this, automation process will involve the multi-thresholding of Otsu’s method for proper diagnosis and for counting the total number of infected cells will be carried out using watershed algorithm and connected component extraction. Read More...
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ELECTRONICS AND INSTRUMENTATION |
India |
1280-1283 |
339 |
“Tariff†a Powerful Tool to Bring Awareness in Efficient Utilization of Electrical Energy
-Mohan Kumar N ; B Kantharaj; Poshitha B; Manaswi K J
Electrical Power/Energy is a mandatory aspect to lead our life and without this energy we can’t imagine our life. In these days, there is a rapid development in power system; this is to improve system stability, reliability and quality of power (which is assured to the consumers). The ultimate intension is to use this energy (with respect our requirements), efficient utilization always got a value. In this regard, Tariff plays a key role (in addition to the technologies in present power system).This paper presents some information about Tariff. Authorities (BESCOM) Tariff plans, which are applicable to the consumers in utilizing the energy. And a Reward/Penalty concept (Methodology) introduction to existing tariff (with an example). Read More...
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ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING |
India |
1284-1286 |
340 |
Energy Efficient Scheme Based on Low Energy Adaptive Clustering Hierarchical Protocol for Wireless Sensor Network using HG LEACH
-Goswami Heena K ; Prof. Nilesh B. Parghi
Sensor network is worked on battery power. The main limitation of wireless sensor network is energy and network life time. To solve this problem we propose the network area in Q-LEACH protocol on the basis of dividing whole network into four quadrants and each quadrant performs separately. In LEACH-E protocol, all nodes have same energy and same probability of suitable the cluster head. After the first round, energy level of each node changes and the amount of residual energy of each node is used to select cluster head nodes. Cluster head (CH) selection is based on the highest energy by the base station. Experimental results show that when to compare the performance with existing system and the proposed system is very efficient in terms of network life time, energy consumption. The experiment shows that HG-LEACH protocol has better network life time in the network. Read More...
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Computer Engineering |
India |
1287-1291 |
341 |
Development of Stage Discharge Relationship at Barman Station on Narmada River
-MAITRI DILIP MISTRY
NARMADA is the largest west flowing peninsular river, ranks seventh in discharge. A number of dams have been constructed on the river and its tributaries. As such, a need arise to regulate the reservoir for releasing the adequate water in the river throughout the year. River discharge is an important hydrological parameter in any water resource management which requires collection of daily discharge data. This is mainly in the form of forecasting or estimating the magnitude of hydrological variable like rainfall or runoff. But, direct measurement of daily discharge in number of points in all the streams is not only prohibitive in cost, but also very much time consuming, which can be best achieved by developing stage discharge relationship. Prediction of stage discharge relation is of immense importance for reliable planning, design and management of most of the water resource project. The present study was carried out to develop a river stage and discharge modeling using Artificial Neural Network (ANN) . Ten ANN models were developed with two hidden layers and 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19 numbers of neurons respectively. The developed models were trained, tested and validated on the data sets of Barman station on Narmada River in Madhya Pradesh. Read More...
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Water Resource Engineering |
India |
1292-1296 |
342 |
Techno Economical Study of Drinking Water Supply Scheme in Gandhinagar
-Shweta Chudhari ; Prof. A.M.Malek; Mr. Bhavik Rathod
Narmada canal based drinking water supply project is on the prime focus for Gujarat Water Supply & Sewerage Board as there is a major issue of sustainable source in the State. This study aims to techno-economical evaluation of Narmada Canal based water supply project for Gandhinagar (NC-14). The technical parameters like population forecasting, water demand, design of pressure main is done by EPANET and BRANCH, and economical parameters like line losses in water transmission main, cost per KL of water supply and financial analysis based on present water tariff structure, economical parameters like line losses in water transmission line, cost per KL of water supply and financial analysis based on present tariff structure are studied and calculated and compared with actual project. Revenue model is recommended to make the project self supporting. The effect of the scheme on public health is evaluated against previous water supply system. Read More...
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Water Resource Engineering |
India |
1297-1301 |
343 |
Reducing the Cost of Live Bridge Project without Change in Time
-Anil Pandey ; Dr. Sanjay Bhandari; Divyang Jain; Gyanendra Kumar Chaturvedy
Many times Construction cost of any project increases due to some small activity and mistake sometime we neglected some activity which reduce too much cost of the project The main theme of the project is how to reduce the cost of live bridge construction with proper time the construction work is going on near Mahesh war. 60m bridge construction is going on having three piers and two abutment also provided retaining wall and cofferdams. Many factors are considered for reducing the cost of live bridge project we describe each factor and technique and calculate total reduced cost and finally decided total cost reduction of bridge in proper timing .for this project we need all the data, drawing, materials, and all type of costing of each part of bridge. Read More...
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Civil Engineering |
India |
1302-1304 |
344 |
Thermal Analysis of Diesel Engine Cylinder liner & Design Modification Using Finite Element Analysis
-Abhishek B. Shah ; karan soni; kashyap vyas
This paper aims to utilize alternative approach of computational methods such as Finite Element Analysis, to understand behavior of cylinder liner subjected to high temperature and gas pressure. Utilizing this capability, the paper aims to identify possible design optimization of cylinder liner with alternative material and gain weight reduction, without affecting the structural and thermal strength. Read More...
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AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING |
India |
1305-1308 |
345 |
Thermal Conductivity of Nanoparticles Filled Polymer Nanocomposites: Review
-PRAFUL KAKDE
Thermally conductive polymer nanocomposites offer new possibilities for replacing metal parts in several applications, including power electronics, electric motors and heat exchangers etc., thanks to the polymer advantages such as high strength to weight ratio, corrosion resistance and ease of processing. Current interest to improve the thermal conductivity of polymers is focused on the selective addition of nanofillers with high thermal conductivity. This article is intended to review the status of worldwide research in the thermal conductivity of various nanoparticles and their polymer nanocomposites. The dependence of thermal conductivity of polymer nanocomposite on the atomic structure, surface area, the morphology, the defect and the purification of nanofillers are reviewed. The roles of particle/polymer and particle/particle interfaces on the thermal conductivity of polymer nanocomposites are discussed with the help of modelling in details, as well as the relationship between the thermal conductivity and structure of the composites. Read More...
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chemistry |
India |
1309-1312 |
346 |
Combine Effect of EGR & Water Injection on Single Cylinder Four Stroke CI Engine
-Dhruma Patel ; Mit Patel
Inward burning motors, being the real power source in the transportation part and also in individual transport, assume an imperative part in the man-made outflows. While the portability on the planet is developing, it is imperative to lessen the emanations that outcome from transportation. So the utilization of diesel and petroleum has been up surged. The diesel motor gives a high proficiency and subsequently it can lessen CO2 discharges, which are accepted to be the primary driver of a worldwide temperature alteration. Diesel fumes likewise contain dangerous gasses, for the most part nitrogen oxides (NOX) and residue particles. These emanations are hence constrained by the dominant presences in many nations. An approach to decrease the nitrogen oxide outflows of a diesel motor is the utilization of fumes gas distribution with water infusion. Here, a part of the fumes gasses is rerouted into the burning chamber. This prompts a lower top burning temperature which thus diminishes the development of NOX. Different concerns can be the transient reaction of both the EGR-framework and the motor. The goal is to examine the impact of EGR with water infusion on the execution and discharge qualities of the CI motor. For this analysis a solitary barrel, water cooled, variable speed direct infusion diesel motor was utilized Application of EGR with water brought about the expansion in the execution of the motor and diminishments in NOx emanations with no huge upsurge in smoke emissions. The substance of HC, NOx, CO and smoke in the fumes gas were measured to assess the emissions. The diagrams were plotted contrasting the discharges from diesel and 0%, 5%, 10%, 15% EGR with water infusion. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
1313-1317 |
347 |
Automatic Energy Meter Reading And Cut-Off Using GSM
-Akshay Balaso Gote ; Patil Prashant Ujjwalkumar; Khanapurkar Sudhakar Parshuram; Kurane Sourabh Ravindra; Suryawanshi Shekhar Mahavir
This paper present implementation method for wireless automatic meter reading system by using GSM network. As the GSM has vast coverage area and cost effective. The main objective of this project is to develop wirelessly based automatic energy meter reading displayed for units consumed and its cost thereupon over to GSM system. For this innovative work we are interfacing microcontroller 89S52 with energy meter. The blinking LED flashes 3200 times for one unit the microcontroller takes the reading this reading displayed on consumer LCD display. Read More...
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Electrical Engineering |
India |
1318-1319 |
348 |
Acoustic Signal Analysis of Spur Gear with Pitting Defect
-Vijay Kumar Karma ; Govind Maheshwari
The aim of this research paper is to identify and find out the energy dissipated by spur gear with defects in single stage spur gear box using experimental setup. The Acoustic signals are captured from the experimental setup for different loading conditions and pitting defects and the sudden change in the acoustic signals is then analyzed. MATLAB code is used for the identification of faults using wavelet technique. A number of defects i.e. single pit on single tooth, single pits on multiple teeth, multi pits on single tooth, single and multi-pits on multiple teeth, multi pits on multiple teeth, are created on driver gear and signals are captured for healthy and defected gears. On comparing the signature of healthy and defected gears at different rpm and load the energy dissipated is analyzed. Read More...
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Mechanical Engineering |
India |
1320-1323 |
349 |
Qualitative Evaluation of Resumes with Integrated Personal Evaluation from Facebook Interactions
-RANI KATAGALL ; RAGHAVENDRA KATAGALL; SHAILA PATIL
Big data is a collection of large datasets with the key characteristics of volume, velocity and variety. In the recruitment domain job seekers post their resumes on different websites and job providers float job descriptions. This paper proposes an approach for recruiters to extract the relevant information from resumes and analyze it based on the technical skills and also analyze the Facebook profile to evaluate the personal skills of the candidate. This helps the recruiters to find suitable candidates for a particular job and make more informed decisions. The attitude analysis is done on the proficiency level of the messages and networking with people. After receiving the scores from attitude analysis, reporting will rank the resumes according to the scores. Read More...
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Computer Science and Information Technology |
India |
1324-1326 |
350 |
Low Power Full-Adder Design with Gate-Diffusion-Input MUX
-SANGAMESH NANDEPPANAVAR ; Mr. V.A. BAGALI
This paper proposes a new method for implementing a low-power full-adder-circuit by means of a set of Gate-Diffusion-Input cell based-multiplexers. Full-adder is a very important part of all digital-circuits and it can be used in variety of Application-Specific-Integrated-Circuits (A-S-I-Cs). If the energy usage of a circuit in VLSI chip is very less, it’ll be most important aspect for the designer. Here the technique used to realize the FA uses less energy and works faster than conventional one. The simulation readings and outputs using a simulation tool illustrate the outputs that can be compared with the conventional CMOS FA. Energy usage, speed-of-circuit and area-on-silicon, comparison between conventional and proposed full adder is also illustrated. Read More...
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other |
India |
1327-13360 |