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Dear Esteemed Members,
It brings me immense pride and honor to step into the esteemed role of
Chairman for the IEEE Hyderabad Section for 2023. The IEEE Hyderabad
Section has 2 sub-sections (Anantapur and Guntur), 3 Affinity Groups and 16
vibrant Chapters & councils. The section has already bagged many awards and
recognitions at global level due to tireless efforts of its Professional members,
student members and all the volunteers. Our Section stands strong with a
membership count surpassing 9,800 individuals across diverse categories, a
testament to the cohesive spirit of our community. The successful conduct of
APCCAS 2023 at Hyderabad with the support of all CAS sections across India,
for the first time in India is a one of the greatest achievement of IEEE
Hyderabad Section.
The Synapse newsletter stands as a beacon, encompassing the rich tapestry of
activities, conferences, and accomplishments within our Section, Chapters, and
student branches. This year holds a bouquet of promising activities and events,
awaiting your active participation. I encourage all members to stay tuned to e-
notices, ensuring you seize every avenue for professional growth.
Let us unite to amplify the synergy between our Chapters and Student
Branches, steering our Section to unprecedented heights of excellence.
I eagerly anticipate hearing your ideas and being a catalyst for your success.
Reach out to me at any time with inquiries or suggestions.
Warm regards,
Dr. Vijayalata Yellasiri
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Dear IEEE Hyderabad Section Members,
It brings me immense pleasure to connect with you through this newsletter.
Our IEEE Hyderabad Section has consistently embodied the spirit of
exploration, innovation, and collaboration.
Our commitment to technical excellence has shone through in our series of
enlightening workshops, webinars, and symposiums and Distinguished
Lectures.
Our section has been a beacon of insightful discourse through the hosting of
high-profile conferences and expert talks. These conferences will provide a
platform for experts and novices alike to engage in meaningful discussions and
explore cutting-edge trends.
The strength of our section lies in the partnerships we forge. Through
collaborations with academia, industry, and other organizations, we have
fostered an ecosystem of innovation and mutual growth. This benefits our
volunteers to excel in emerging areas. Our unwavering commitment to IEEE's
values drives us to explore new avenues and elevate our section's impact.
I extend my heartfelt appreciation to every member, volunteer, who
contributes to the success of our section. Your dedication fuels our enthusiasm
and strengthens our resolve to drive technological progress in the region. Stay
tuned for upcoming announcements, events, and opportunities that will further
enrich your IEEE experience. I encourage you to actively participate, share your
expertise, and embrace the camaraderie of our community.
Thank you for your continued support and dedication to IEEE Hyderabad
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Synapse:; Oct-Nov 2023 Edition
Contents
Description Page No
1. Message from Chapter Chairs 2
2. Message from Synapse Team 10
3. IEEE Hyderabad Section 11
4. Activities/Events conducted 12
a. Chapter/ sub-section events 13
b. Student Branch activities 24
5. Achievements/Awards 34
6. Announcements/Upcoming events 2
7. IEEE Hyderabad Section slate 43
8. Student Network(SN) team 50
9. Virtual Tour 51
10. Article Challenge- October, 2023 54
11. Article challenge- Best article 56
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PHOTONICS SOCIETY CHAPTER
Industrial Electronics Society
Chapter
Reliability Society Chapter
Chair: Dr. Umashanker Sahu,
NITTTR Extension Centre, Hyd
Chair: Tripura Pidikiti
RVR&JC College of Engineering
Chair: Somnath Pal
DXC Technology
Photonics Society members are
dedicated to use of photonics for
advancing the society needs by
way of optical sensors, optical
fibers and other optical/photonics
related technologies. It will make
breakthrough in quantum physics
into the devices, systems and
products to revolutionize our daily
lives. IEEE Hyderabad Photonics
Society Chapter had invited Sir
David Payne to deliver a
distinguished lecture at NITTTR
Extension Centre, Hyderabad.
IEEE Industrial Electronics Society
Chapter Hyderabad is a vibrant group
having members from both Industry
and academia with sole mission of
encompasses a diverse range of
technical activities devoted to the
application of electronics and
electrical sciences for the
enhancement of industrial and
manufacturing processes. The Field
of Interest of the IES shall be
confined to the theory and
applications of electronics, controls,
communications, instrumentation,
and computational intelligence to
industrial and manufacturing
systems and processes.
RS Chapter Hyderabad,
inaugurated on 23.10.2021 to
develop and disseminate best
Reliability practices, received
the RS Tier II Award in 2021
and RS Tier I award in 2022.
Outstanding contributions of
Hyderabad chapter enabled
Chair RSC virtually joining June
2023 RS AdCom Meeting in
Montreal. We have hosted 18
events this year, including
Webinar series on Electronic
Train Control and Power
Generation Systems and a
Workshop on Reliability in
Medical Surgery. Workshops on
Railways and DRDO were
hosted in 2022. Our future
plans include Public Health
management, SMART Village
Campaign, establishing Virtual
Laboratories and inter-chapter
collaborations.
Message from Chapter Chairs
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Women in Engineering Affinity
Group (WIE AG)
IEEE Nanotechnology Council MTT-S/AP-S/EMC-S Joint
Chapter
Chair: Dr.S. Harivardhagini,
CVR College of Engineering
Chair: Dr. Santhosh Sivasubramani
IIT Hyderabad / RSL Quantum
Dr. Prashant Kumar Mishra
RCI, DRDO
The Women in Engineering
Affinity Group (WIE AG)
Hyderabad Section is a dedicated
team of volunteers focused on
empowering women across
diverse engineering and STEM
fields. Our mission is to provide
unwavering support, guidance,
and mentorship to women in their
professional journeys. We actively
collaborate with engineering
societies and chapters to foster
connections and bridge gender
disparities, fostering a strong and
inclusive network that brings
together women, men, and
students within the engineering
community.
The IEEE Nanotechnology Council
Hyderabad Section Chapter (NTC
HSC) embodies a commitment to
driving transformative progress in
the field of nanotechnology and is
constantly dedicated to cultivating an
enriched ecosystem that catalyzes
the advancement of nanotechnology.
Our mission is to facilitate the
exchange of technical knowledge,
inspire student engagement, forge
strong industry-academic bonds,
champion humanitarian endeavors,
and advocate for sound policies and
frameworks. By connecting local
talents with global experts, we bridge
the gap between research and
practical applications while leading
the course of mindful technological
advancement.
The IEEE MTT-S/AP-S/EMC-S
Joint Chapter established in
2008 under IEEE Hyderabad
Section and recipient of
Outstanding Chapter Award for
the year 2015 and 2021, is
driven by the motivated
volunteers and members to
increase the spread of
microwave technologies,
antennas & propagation,
electromagnetic compatibility
related knowledge and
information among
professionals and researchers.
The chapter has been lead and
guided by eminent researchers
and academicians resulting in
continuous growth in chapter
membership and activities.
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IEEE Sensors Council PES/IAS/PELS Chapter IEEE CAS/EDS Joint Chapter
Chair: Sangeeta Singh
Vardhaman College of Engineering
Chair: Lalitha S V N L
KLEF (Deemed to be University)
Chair: Govindacharyulu P A
Manjeera Digital Sys
The IEEE Sensors Council
Hyderabad Chapter was
established in August 2021,
bringing together a diverse team
consisting of both academics and
industry experts. Within a
relatively short time frame, the
chapter has witnessed impressive
growth within its student
branches. It has taken a proactive
approach by organizing events
centered around cutting-edge
technologies in which sensors play
a vital role. These collaborative
events have proven to be
invaluable for members,
facilitating networking
opportunities and skill
enhancement. The planned events
cover a broad spectrum of
activities, including technical
presentations, panel discussions,
seasonal schools, workshops,
online sessions, and networking
activities. The team collaborates
closely with all student chapters,
societies, and councils to ensure
they remain updated with the
latest technological advancements.
A PES/IAS/PELS Chapter is a
technical sub-unit of IEEE Hyderabad
Section and it consists of
PES/IAS/PELS members who share
technical interests and geographical
proximity. This Joint Chapter
provides PES/IAS/PELS members
with the opportunity to meet and
learn from fellow IEEE members.
This Joint chapter is interested in
advancement of the theory and
practice of electrical and electronic
engineering in the development,
design, manufacture and application
of electrical systems, apparatus,
devices and controls to the processes
and equipment of industry and
commerce; promotion of safe,
reliable and economic installations;
industry leadership in energy
conservation and environmental,
health, and safety issues; creation of
voluntary engineering standards and
recommended practices; and the
professional development of its
membership.
CAS’s unique and profound
expertise in circuits, systems,
signals, modeling, analysis, and
design have a decisive impact
on sustainable energy, bio-
health, green information
technology, nano-technology,
and scalable information
technology systems.
Membership includes access to
multiple periodicals,
networking opportunities, and
reduced conference
registration rates.EDS
promotes excellence in the field
of electron devices by
enhancing the quality of life for
humanity through its members’
contributions in R&D,
manufacturing, and application
of electronic and ionic devices.
Membership includes access to
multiple periodicals,
opportunities to network with
peers, the Resource Center, and
exclusive webinars.
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IEEE Aerospace and Electronic
Systems Society
IEEE Robotics Society IEEE Young Professionals
Affinity Group
Chair: Madhumita Chakravarti,
Director CMSDS, DRDO
Chair: Sudharsan Jayabalan
GRIET
Chair: Sandeep Dogiparthi
Feuji Inc
The IEEE Aerospace and
Electronic Systems Society is the
only professional society dealing
with total integrated electronic
systems and the enabling
technologies. AESS pioneered
large-scale integrated
interoperable systems. We
interact with all technical societies
and organizations.
The IEEE Robotics and Automation
Society's objectives are scientific,
literary and educational in character.
The Society strives for the
advancement of the theory and
practice of robotics and automation
engineering and science and of the
allied arts and sciences, and for the
maintenance of high professional
standards among its members, all in
consonance with the Constitution
and Bylaws of the IEEE and with
special attention to such aims within
the Field of Interest of the Society.
IEEE Young Professionals (YP)
is a vibrant network within the
IEEE for early-career engineers
and technology professionals.
YP provides a networking
platform for building
relationships with peers,
industry leaders, and mentors.
It emphasizes professional
development through
workshops, seminars, and
webinars, assisting members in
improving their technical and
leadership skills..
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Technology and Engineering
Management Society
IEEE Communication Society IEEE CIS / GRSS
Chair: Sitaram Tadepalli
DBS Bank
Chair: Praful Mankar D
IIIT Hyderabad
Chair: Kavitha Athota
JNTUH
Technology and Engineering
Management Society (TEMS) is a
sub unit of IEEE Hyderabad
Section. The field of interest of
TEMS encompasses the
management sciences and
practices required for defining,
implementing, and managing
engineering and technology.
Specific topics of interest include,
but are not limited to: technology
policy development, assessment,
and transfer; research; product
design and development;
manufacturing operations;
innovation and entrepreneurship;
program and project management;
strategy; education and training;
organizational development and
human behavior; transitioning to
management; and the
socioeconomic impact of
engineering and technology
management.
ComSoc promotes the advancement
of science, technology and
applications in communications and
related disciplines. It fosters
presentation and exchange of
information among its members and
the technical community throughout
the world. The Society maintains the
highest standard of professionalism
and technical competency. ComSoc
fosters original work in all aspects of
communications science,
engineering, and technology. It
encourages the development of
applications that use signals to
transfer voice, data, image, and/or
video information between locations
This Society promotes the theory and
use of systems involving all types of
terminals, computers, and
information processors; all pertinent
systems and operations that facilitate
transfer; all transmission media;
switched and unswitched networks;
and network layouts, protocols,
architectures, and implementations
IEEE Computational
Intelligence Society focuses on
computational intelligence, a
collection of biologically and
linguistically motivated
computational paradigms,
including the theory, design,
application, and development
of neural networks,
connectionist systems, genetic
algorithms, evolutionary
programming, fuzzy systems,
and hybrid intelligent systems.
The Geoscience and Remote
Sensing Society (GRSS) is a
community of researchers and
practitioners collaborating and
designing tools to understand
our interaction with Earth’s
ecosystems, to monitor its
environments, oceans and ice
caps, and to characterize
potential risks. GRSS supports a
network of collaborations at a
global level
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IEEE Signal Processing Society IEEE Computer Society IEEE Hyderabd Guntur sub-
section
Chair: Laxminarayana Parayitam
Osmania University
Chair: Vinit Kumar Gunjan
CMR Institute of Technology
Chair: Sreenivasa Reddy Edara
Acharya Nagarjuna University
Signal processing is the enabling
technology for the generation,
transformation, extraction, and
interpretation of information. It
comprises the theory, algorithms
with associated architectures and
implementations, and applications
related to processing information
contained in many different
formats broadly designated as
signals. Signal processing uses
mathematical, statistical,
computational, heuristic, and/or
linguistic representations,
formalisms, modeling techniques
and algorithms for generating,
transforming, transmitting, and
learning from signals. The Signal
Processing Society is an
international organization whose
purpose is to: advance and
disseminate state-of- the-art
scientific information and
resources; educate the signal
processing community; and
provide a venue for people to
interact and exchange ideas.
IEEE Computer Society Chapter
under Hyderabad Section is driven
with a Technology Passion to make a
difference to the community. The
group encompasses with enthusiastic
members from Industry and
academics. The Mission of IEEE
Computer Society is to promote the
usage of technology to influence the
quality of Life in the society. a Techno
Enthusiasts group having members
from both Industry and academia
with sole mission of promoting
Technology Knowledge and its
relevance to make a strong impact to
the change in the society. The goal of
the IEEE Computer Society is to drive
an understanding on technology
impact technologies that are of
societal importance and benefit the
Human kind. Technology Trends
driving the next generation
revolution to drive the convergence
of technologies, construct General
Purpose Technology and shift from
linear to exponential in adoption.
IEEE GUNTUR SUBSECTION
was established in the year
2004 to serve as a nearer
technical support centre for the
technocrats around Guntur and
Krishna districts. It has spread
it’s activities among all the
members of the Subsection and
is acting as the right common
platform for the academia and
the industry personnel. It has
been conducting various
technical and social events
involving the student members,
graduate members and
professional members.
Subsection is keen on
conducting the activities to
empower the women especially
in the field of science and
technology. Subsection is open
for conducting collaborative
technical events which would
be beneficial for the society.
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IEEE Education Society IEEE Hyderabd Anantapur sub-
section
IEEE Life Members Affinity
Group (LMAG)
Chair: Divya Nalla
Nalla Malla Reddy Engineering
College
Chair: Sankar Velamury
JNTUA CEA
Chair: KMM Rao
Retd. Scientist ISRO/NRSC
Theory and practice of education
and educational technology and
professional development
programs within IEEE fields.
Ananthapur Sub-Section was formed
under the Hyderabad S7ection in
2017.
IEEE Life Members Affinity
Group (LMAG) is a local unit of
an IEEE Section/Council,
constituted by IEEE members
who have obtained Life
Member status.
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Greetings and heartfelt welcome on behalf of IEEE-Hyderabad Section to
yet another compelling edition of Synapse-2023, an official e-Newsletter of
IEEE Hyderabad Section. We are continuously working hard to bring out
the e-Newsletter in an innovative way so that we can share the
activities/events being conducted under different capacities of IEEE
Hyderabad Section including the enhancement of technical knowledge,
volunteering and the leadership skills among the student and faculty
community. This information will certainly help you to achieve
outstanding performance at the section as well as global level. In this
regard, I request all the concerned to update us the same on a regular
basis for timely publications of all the activities/ events.
Before concluding, I thank our esteemed readers for their continued
support and suggestions to bring out this volume of e-Newsletter. We look
forward to your insightful inputs, which will help us continually improve
and deliver relevant and enriching content.
For any other queries and your thoughtful inputs, feel free to reach us at:
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Thank you One and All.
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Message from Synapse Team
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On 13 May 1884 a few electrical engineers in New York met to
form the American Institute of Electrical Engineers which later
became IEEE. By a co-incidence exactly a hundred years later,
on 13 May 1984 a few members of IEEE formed a Section of
IEEE at Hyderabad. This Section was formed by upgrading
what used to be the IEEE Hyderabad Subsection that was
formed in mid 1981 with just 25 members with the initiative of
Mr C Satish (now a Life Senior Member), Group. Capt. Siva
Swamy was the Chairman of subsection. Dr V Prasad Kodali,
who was elected as Region 10 Director in that year gave much
encouragement for the formation of Hyderabad section. The
Subsection and the Section had a unique set of volunteers of
merit and dedication especially in the 1980s. The section grew
slowly due to the hard work of Gp. Capt Siva Swami, Prof B L
Deekshatulu, C. Satish, B.S. Nagaraja et al. Prof. B L.
Deekshatulu was the first Chairman of the Section in 1984
who is now Life Fellow of IEEE.
Network of IEEE Hyderabad Section
S. No Community Strengths
1 Sub-sections 2 (Guntur and Ananthapur)
2 Chapters (Societies/Councils) 16
3 Affinity Groups 3
4 Student Branches 160
5 Active IEEE members 9875
6 Active Professional Members 2852
7 Active Senior Members 556
8 Active Student Members 6513
9 Student Network (SN) Team 40
IEEE Hyderabad Section - At a glance
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Activities/events Conducted- Chapter/sub-
section/Student Branches
12

EVENT DETAILS
Type of activity:Technical event.
Subsection:Anantapuramu.
Name of the Event:
Faraday Memorial Lecture Program
Dates/Duration:
22nd
September2023
Organized by:
IEEE SB &PELS/PES/IASSOCIETY.
Host Organization:
G.Pulla Reddy Engineering
College(Autonomous), Kurnool.
Flyer/Banner:
Sponsored by:GPREC IEEE SB
Organizer/Contact person Details
Name: Dr.V.Anantha Lakshmi &Smt.G.Haritha
Designation: Assoc.Prof& Assist. Prof. Dept of
EEE,GPREC
Mobile No.:9491591908, 7095441222
Email
id:v.al@rediffmail.com,gharitha804@gmail.com
Attendee Details:
Target Audience: UG students.
• Total number of registrations:50
.
IEEE PELS,PES&IAS Student Branch Chapters of GPREC
conducted Faraday Memorial Lecture for I B.Tech EEE
students in A1-Class Room as part of Michael
Faradaybirthday. The speaker of the event is Dr.V.Anantha
Lakshmi, Associate Professor of EEE Department. Points
discussed in the session are about childhood days and the
basic education of Michael Faraday, his career at the Royal
Institution, scientific achievements & discoveries made by
him, finally the awards received by him.
Outcome: At the end of the session the students are able to
know the patience, perseverance and willingness to learn
despite coming from a poor family is a good quality to learn
from inspite of having only basic education. His open
mindedness lead him into being a significant contributor to
electricity.
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EVENT DETAILS
Symposium of Research Scholar (SYRES-2023)
Type of activity:
Symposium
Name of the Event:
Symposium of Research
Scholar (SYRES- 2023)
Dates/Duration:
28/10/2023
Organized by:
IEEE MTT-S/AP-S/EMC-S
Joint Chapter, Hyderabad
section and Joint Chapter of
IEEE AP-S/MTT-S/EMC-S
Pune Section
Host Organization:
IEEE Hyderabad Section and
IEEE Pune Section
Flyer/Banner:
Sponsored by:
IEEE MTT-S/AP-
S/EMC-S Joint Chapter
Hyderabad Section
Organizer/Contact
person Details
Name: Dr. Prashant Kumar
Mishra
Designation: Chapter Chair
Mobile No.: 7382618805
Email id:pkmishra@ieee.org
Attendee Details:
Target Audience:UG, PG, PhD Students, Faculty and Industry
Registered participants:21
Attended participants:69
IEEE members:44
Non-IEEE members:25
Event Highlights
IEEE MTT-S/AP-S/EMC-S Joint chapter Hyderabad section in association
with Joint Chapter of AP-S/MTT-S/EMC-S Pune Section organized
Symposium of Research Scholar (SYRES-2023) on 28 October, 2023 at
Matrusri Engineering College Hyderabad. The symposium was inaugurated
by chief guest Dr. DR Jahagirdar Outstanding scientist RCI Hyderabad and
delivered keynote talk. Dr. Jahagirdar presented explained about the
design techniques for mono-pulse antenna arrays. During symposium,
research work by PhD Scholars and MTech students from various
prestigious colleges across the country was presented in 4 sessions. The
presentation by these students were evaluated by eminent panel of experts.
Shri M. Balachary, Retd Scientist from DLRL Hyderabad delivered expert
talk on “Modelling and Simulation- The Best Practice in Antenna Design”.
The second keynote talk was delivered by Dr. KP Ray, HOD ECE
Department and Director, School of Radar Technology, DIAT Pune on 5G
and 6G microwave research work.The symposium was concluded by
announcing winners of PhD and MTech students. Dr. Prashant Kumar
Mishra, Chair MTT-S/AP-S/EMC-S Hyderabad section thanked all the
volunteers for meticulous planning and organization of symposium.
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EVENT DETAILS
Group photo of the program at the venue
Type of activity:
Technical Event
Subsection:
Name of the Event:
Advanced Sensors in Biomedical
Applications
Dates/Duration:
12-10-2023( 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM)
Organized by:
IEEE Sensors Council Hyderabad Chapter
Host Organization:
Flyer/Banner:
Sponsored by:
IEEE Sensors Council Student Branches of
Sreenidhi Inst of Science & Tech
Joginpally B.R. Engineering College,
BVRIT Hyderabad,
VNR Vignana Jyothi Inst Of Eng & Tech,
Vardhaman College of Engineering-
Shamshabad
Organizer/Contact person
Details
Name: Dr. Sangeeta Singh
Designation: Chair, IEEE Sensors Council
Chapter, IEEE Hyderabad Section
Mobile No.: 95058 89283
Email id:sangeeta.singh@ieee.org
Attendee Details:
Target Audience: 50
IEEE members:41
Non-IEEE members:22
Event Highlights
The primary goal of this event is to stimulate participants' thinking
regarding the significant role that advanced sensors play in
transforming biomedical applications, thereby enhancing diagnostics,
treatment, and patient care. These sensors encompass a range of
cutting-edge technologies, including nanosensors, wearable devices,
and advanced imaging modalities. Nanosensors, which operate at the
molecular level, facilitate early disease detection by identifying
specific biomarkers. Wearable sensors provide real-time monitoring
of vital signs, offering continuous patient data for healthcare
professionals, which is invaluable for improving remote patient care
and enabling personalized medical approaches. Advanced imaging
sensors, like MRI and CT scans, provide high-resolution images of
internal structures, facilitating more accurate diagnosis and
treatment planning. Additionally, emerging technologies such as
biosensors can rapidly detect specific molecules in bodily fluids,
allowing for swift disease identification. Integrating these advanced
sensors into healthcare systems not only enhances early detection
and treatment but also advances data-driven healthcare, ultimately
leading to improved patient outcomes and reduced healthcare costs.
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EVENT DETAILS
Group photo of the FML program at the Hotel The Plaza
Type of activity:
Chapter and Section Event
Name of the Event:
2023-FARADAY MEMORIAL LECTURE -
Dates/Duration:
23/09/2023
Organized by:
PES/IAS/PELS Joint Chapter and
Host Organization:
PES/IAS/PELS Joint Chapter
Flyer/Banner:
Sponsored by:
PES/IAS/PELS Joint Chapter and
Details
Name: Dr. SVNL Lalitha
Designation: Chair, IEEE PES Jt. Chapter
Mobile No.: 9490513391
Email id:svnllalitha@ieee.org
Attendee Details:
Target Audience: Industry and Academia
Registered participants: 30
Attended participants: 30
IEEE members: 22
Non-IEEE members: 08
On 23rd
September 2023, PES/IAS/PELS Joint Chapter and
IEEE Hyderabad Section has jointly organized its Flagship event
Faraday Memorial Lecture in Hybrid Mode on “Issues and
Challenges for Wind Power Integration into Power Systems”
by Prof. Sri Niwas Singh, Director, ABV-IIITM, Gwalior, India.
Dr. D. HariKrishna started the FML by welcoming the
participants. Then Dr SVNL. Lalitha and Dr.S.C.Bhargava
explained about FML. Dr.PV.Rajgopal shared the PES Joint
Chapter activities. Later Dr.G.Sivakumar introduced the speaker.
Then speaker has started the session with present and future
power system, technological changes in electricity sector, the
issues and challenges of wind power and its integration into the
power system. Over all the session was informative and
interactive. Finally this FML concluded with the felicitation to
speaker by the excom members and vote of thanks by
Dr.V.VijayaRamaRaju.
Event Highlights
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EVENT DETAILS
IEEE WIE AG EXCOM Meeting on 10th September, 2023
Type of activity:
Administrative meeting
Name of the Event:
EXCOM Meeting- IEEE WIE AG 2023
Dates/Duration:
10th September, 2023
Organized by:
IEEE Women in Engineering (WIE)
Hyderabad Section
Host Organization:
IEEE WIE AG
Details
Name: Dr. S. Harivardhangini
Designation: Chair, WIE-AG
Mobile No.: 9985147962
Email id:harivardhagini@ieee.org
Attendees:
Dr Harivardhagini S, Chair
Dr. Sridevi Jami, Vice Chair
Dr Sofia Priya Dharshini J, Secretary
Ms. Chandrika Punnam, Member
Dr Sreelakshmi G, Immediate Past Chair
Meeting Conclusions:WIE AG IEEE EXCOM members
attended the meeting under the leadership of IEEE WIE-AG
Chair Dr Harivardhagini S. The meeting started with an agenda
of meet up &events to be planned further. The corresponding
plan of execution by the team is mentioned clearly for the
following upcoming events:
• Detailed Schedule and planning ofWIE AG Hyd. Section
Congress planned on 22nd September, 2023 at Vardhaman
Engineering College Hyderabad.
• Finalized PRECONGRESS EVENTS
• Look out for SPONSORS for the Congress
• The speakers for WIE AG Hyd. Section Congressare finalized
and to reach participants widely through social media etc.
• IEEE day 2023 in the month of October 2023-Plan of Action.
• An event in collaboration with Robotics Automation Society
in the month of October 2023.
• Plan of Action for IEEE WIE LML Flagship event (Lalitha
Memorial Lecture) to be conducted in the month of
November 2023.
• Zonal Congress to collaborate with other SAC in Guntur,
Warangal and Ananthapur.
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Prize Distribution – PRECONGRESS Competitions
on WIE CONGRESS platform
Type of activity:
Technical activity
Section:
Hyderabad
Name of the Event:
WIE PRE CONGRESS COMPETITION 2023
Dates/Duration:
September 10 – 20, 2023
Organized by:
IEEE Women in Engineering (WIE)
Hyderabad Section, Sensor council,
Reliability Engineering, Nanotechnology
Council
Host Organization:
Flyer/Banner:
Details
Name: Dr. S. Harivardhangini
Designation: Chair, WIE-AG
Mobile No.: 9985147962
Email id: harivardhagini@ieee.org
Attendee Details:
Target Audience: Students of Engineering College
Registered participants(for competition) :23
IEEE members : 16
Non-IEEE members : 7
Event Highlights:
WIE CONGRESS is a flagship event of IEEE WIE Hyderabad
Section. WIE CONGRESS 2023 with a theme IMPORTANCE OF
STEM, SUSTAINABILITY andSOCIAL IMPACTinspired to get in
connect with industry leaders, and embarking a journey of
empowerment through this event, dedicated to the importance
of overall growth in a sustainable way.
PRE-CONGRESS of IEEE WIE CONGRESS 2023 held 2
competitions viz., Poster Presentation & 30-Second Video
Competition. In collaboration with IEEE Sensors Council, IEEE
Nano Technology Council. Poster Presentation :Student
participants dived into the world of Emerging Nano Electronics,
Sensors for Sustainability and their creativity and innovation
projected as acolorful poster. 30-Second Video Competition :
Students delivered captivating monologue on Women in
Sustainability / Nano Robotics. Student Participants expressed
their views emphasizing the theme of WIE CONGRESS. Top
three finalists performed before Judges on September 22,2023
and the winners of the competitions were felicitated with
Exciting prizes and Appreciation Certificates.
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Type of activity:
Technical Event
Name of the Event:
IEEE WIE CONGRESS Hyderabad Section
2023, themed “ Importance of stem,
sustainability, and social impact”
Dates/Duration:
22/09/2023
Organized by:
IEEE WIE AG Hyderabad Section
association with Vardhaman College of
Engineering, IEEE Sensor Council
Hyderabad Chapter & IEEE Reliability
Society, and IEEE Nanotechnology
Hyderabad Section Chapter
Host Organization:
Flyer/Banner:
Sponsored by:
GOLDTIER
IEEE Sensor Council Hyderabad Chapter
& IEEE Reliability Society
SILVER TIER
IEEE Nanotechnology Hyderabad Section
Chapte
Organizer/Contact Person Details
Name: Dr. S. Harivardhagini
Designation: Chair, WIE-AG IEEE
Hyderabad Section
Mobile No.: 9985147962
Email id:harivardhagini@ieee.org
Attendee Details:
Target Audience: Graduate Students, Undergraduate Students,
Young Professionals and Industrialists
Attended participants:
IEEE members: 98
Event Highlights
The WIE AG Congress IEEE Hyderabad Section is a platform that
collaborates with academic professionals to provide knowledge. This
year's event saw collaboration with Vardhaman College of Engineering,
IEEE Sensor Council Hyderabad Chapter, IEEE Reliability Society,
and IEEE Nanotechnology Hyderabad Section Chapteraligning with
the theme of STEM, SUSTAINABILITY, AND SOCIAL IMPACT. The key
note talk was delivered by chief guest Ms. Mangala Mani, Retd. Her
talk was very interesting and informative. A standing ovation was
given by the students after her inspiring talk. A workshop on “WHO
AM I” was conducted by Dr. Monica Nagpal. Several lightening talks
were presented on emerging topics. An engaging panel discussion was
conducted on the importance of STEM. The discussion brought forth
some great points on the importance of sustainability, stem and the
impact. Participants engaged in extensive dialogues, asking questions,
expressing their opinions, and participating fully in the discussion.
The IEEE Hyderabad Section and all of our presenters, including Chief
Guest Mangala Mani (Ret. Scientist, ISRO) and Guest of Honour Amit
Kumar (Managing Director, Bioaxis DNA Research Centre), have our
sincere appreciation. All Our eminent speakers from the IEEE
Hyderabad Section, whose thoughts and contributions were priceless,
have expanded our knowledge and inspired us to pursue success in
our individual disciplines.
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IEEE Day Celebrations: Better Microwave Devices with Novel
Materials
Type of activity:
Section ChapterExpert Talk
Name of the Event:
IEEE Day Celebration: Better microwave
devices with novel materials
Dates/Duration:
07/10/2023
Organized by:
IEEE MTT-S/AP-S/EMC-S Joint Chapter,
Hyderabad section.
Host Organization:
Flyer/Banner:
Sponsored by:
IEEE MTT-S/AP-S/EMC-S Joint
Chapter Hyderabad Section
Details
Name: Dr. Prashant Kumar Mishra
Mobile No.: 7382618805
Attendee Details:
Target Audience:UG, PG, PhD Students, Faculty and Industry
IEEE members:26
Non-IEEE members:48
Special awards/achievements (if any): None
Event Highlights (maximum 150 words)
To celebrate IEEE Day, 2023, the IEEE MTT-S/AP-S/EMC-S
Joint chapter Hyderabad section in association with MTT-S
SBC UCE, Osmania University organized an Expert talk on
“Better Microwave Devices with Novel Materials” by Prof. James
Raju, K.C. dean, school of physics, University of Hyderabad at
Prof. KK Nair Auditorium, Osmania University Hyderabad on
07th October, 2023 from 17:00 hrs. to 19:00 hrs. Dr. Prashant
Kumar Mishra, Chair MTT-S/AP-S/EMC-S Joint Chapter
Hyderabad section welcomed all dignitaries, speaker and
participants. He explained the activities of joint chapter and
made a presentation on various opportunities provided by IEEE
to students and professionals. Dr. Laxminarayana, past chair
and Dr. Ramakrishna, HOD ECE, Deptt. Osmania university
emphasized on importance of IEEE and professional talks for
students’ exposure to latest research in India. Dr. James Raju
delivered expert talk covering various materials, their
properties and importance in design of latest microwave
devices. He presented the latest research carried out on these
materials at University of Hyderabad. He answered queries of
various participants. The chapter members felicitated Dr.
James Raju by presenting memento as token of appreciations.
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Event Highlights
IEEE MTT-S/AP-S/EMC-S Joint Chapter Hyderabad Section
collectively organized AP-S (Committee on Promoting Equality)
COPE (STEM) workshop on STEM for rural school children
titled Inspiring the Engineers of Tomorrow, Fostering the next
Generation of Technology Innovators. The workshop has been
conducted at a Govt. Zilla Parishad High School, Rachloor,
Kandukur, Ranga Reddy, Telangana on 23rd of September
2023. The volunteers from Vardhaman College of Engineering,
Shamshabad, under the guidance of Dr. Prashant Kumar
Mishra, Chairman, Dr. Sulakshana Chilukuri and Mr. K
Samba Siva RaoVice Chair and Secretary of MTT/AP/EMC
Joint Chapter Hyderabad Section organized the workshop. The
workshop helped the students to understand the importance of
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics in their life
and for the career in future. As part of this programmany
events such as Women Empowerment, Importance of
Engineering, Innovation and Maths, Eminent personalities from
a Rural background, Quiz games, Indian Space Program etc.
were organized for the school students. Books on eminent
scientists of India were given to each student and Science kits
were donated to school.
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EVENT DETAILS
Type of activity:
STEM Activity
Name of the Event:
IEEE AP-S COPE STEM Workshop for
School Children
Dates/Duration:
23/09/2023
Organized by:
Hyderabad section.
Host Organization:
Flyer/Banner:
Sponsored by:
IEEE AP-S Society
Details
Mobile No.: 7382618805
Attendee Details:
Target Audience: Government Rural School Children
Registered participants:
IEEE members:13
Non-IEEE members:80
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Type of activity:
Technical Event
Subsection:
Name of the Event:
Structural Health Monitoring Using IOT
Dates/Duration:
01-09-2023 and 02-09-2023
Organized by:
Host Organization:
IEEE GPREC Sensors Council
Flyer/Banner:
Sponsored by:
IEEE Sensors Council Hyderabad Chapter;
IEEE GPREC Sensors Council
Details
Name: Dr. Sangeeta Singh
Designation: Chair, IEEE Sensors Council
Chapter, IEEE Hyderabad Section
Mobile No.: 95058 89283
Email id:sangeeta.singh@ieee.org
Attendee Details:
Target Audience: 50
IEEE members: 46
Special awards/achievements (if any):
Event Highlights
The primary objective of this two-day online event was to delve into
the realm of cutting-edge technology and explore the intricacies of
Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) through the lens of the Internet
of Things (IoT). The event featured expert resource speakers who
delved into a wide array of topics, ranging from Smart Structures to
Structural Sensing.
The first day of the event was dedicated to understanding the
fundamentals of Smart Structures and Structural Sensing. On the
subsequent day, the focus shifted towards the significance of SHM,
particularly in the context of today's rapidly evolving world.
Attendees were provided insights into why SHM using IoT is crucial,
its practical applications, and the myriad advantages it offers.
In essence, SHM using IoT was portrayed as a groundbreaking
innovation with immense potential. This event served as a platform
for participants to gain comprehensive knowledge about this
transformative technology, paving the way for a deeper
understanding of its capabilities and real-world implications.
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Event Highlights
IEEE MTT-S/AP-S/EMC-S Joint Chapter Hyderabad Section
organized EMC-S Distinguished Lecture on “Body Area
Communications”. The distinguished lecture was delivered by
Prof. Jianqing Wang, Nagoya Institute of Technology (NITech),
Nagoya, Japan.Prof. Jianqing Wang is author of the book “Body
Area Communications” and Fellow of IEEE. Dr. Sulakshana
Chilukuri Vice Chair and Dr. G. Arun Kumar, Secretary, IEEE
MTT-S/AP-S/EMC-S Jt. Chapter Hyderabad section welcomed
distinguished speaker and all the participants. Dr. M.
Lakshminarayna and Dr. Sandeep Chaturvedi, Past Chair
explained the importance of talk and briefed about the chapter.
Prof. Jianqing Wang delivered talk introducing the basic
principle and mechanism of body area communications, and
provided some examples of its application to on-body
communication and in-body communication. He also explained
the concepts of body-area channel modeling, modulation and
demodulation, and EMC aspects. The talk was appreciated by
all participants and interactive question answer session was
held. The E-memento was presented on behalf of Joint Chapter
to express profound thanks to distinguished speaker.
EVENT DETAILS
Type of activity:
EMC-S Distinguished Lecture (DL)
Name of the Event:
IEEE EMC-S DL on "Body Area
Communications"
Dates/Duration:
13/10/2023
Organized by:
Hyderabad section.
Host Organization:
Flyer/Banner:
Sponsored by:
IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility
Society (EMC-S)
Details
Mobile No.: 7382618805
Attendee Details:
Target Audience:PhD Scholars, Academia and Industry
IEEE members: 25
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Type of activity:
SB Event
Name of the Event:
AI and Human Intelligence
Dates/Duration:
15/09/2023
Organized by:
SB GNITS
Host Organization:
SB GNITS
Flyer/Banner:
Sponsored by:
GNITS
Details
Name: Dr. Himabindu.T
Designation:IEEE SB Counsellor, GNITS
Mobile No.: 9912378610
Email id:hima.bindu210@gmail.com
Attendee Details:
Target Audience:
IEEE members:14
Event Highlights
Mr. Sai Kumar Tara, Chairman, Student Activities Committee, IEEE
Hyderabad Section delivered a talk on “AI and Human Intelligence”.
This technical session includes the comparison between Human and
artificial intelligence. The importance of Artificial Intelligence in
industrial level is illustrated in the session. AI programming focuses
on cognitive skills that include Learning, Reasoning, Self-correction
and Creativity. The purpose of Human intelligence and the goal of
artificial intelligence is demonstrated to the audience. Impact of AI on
the future of jobs is also discussed. Students and faculty of various
branches have participated in this session.
The knowledge sharing of the speaker helped the students to know the
difference between human and artificial intelligence and the effect of
AI in the present scenario. Students and faculty actively shared their
feedback very positively and delighted on the session.
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EVENT DETAILS
Type of activity:
({SBC event}-Guest lecture
Subsection:
Guntur
Name of the Event:
Role of IEEE Student Branch
and MTT Chapter Members
Opportunity
Dates/Duration:
03/10/2023-3:30-5:30
Organized by:
Dr.Bappaditya Roy
Host Organization:
MTT SBC-VITAp
Flyer/Banner:
Details
Name: Dr.Bappaditya Roy
Designation:SMIEE,Associate professor
Mobile No.: 08632370328
Email id:bappaditya.roy@vitap.ac.in
Attendee Details:
Target Audience:Students who are interested to join IEEE
IEEE members:25
Non-IEEE members:20
Event Highlights
Guest lecture is conducted by IEEE MTT-SBC on 3rd
October 2023,3:30-5:30pm.The lecture mainly focuses
on the role of IEEE student branch and MTT student
branch chapters in an engineer’s life and the number of
opportunities that a student can get by being
a member of IEEE. The lecture is taken by Dr. Sai
Kumar ,the chair of IEEE SAC ,Hyderabad section and
Dr. Arjuna Muduli, vice chair IEEE SAC ,Guntur
section.It was started by the Vice president MTT -SBC
VITAP welcoming the speakers of the section, then the
proceedings began by Dr.Saikumar explaining the
importance of IEEE and how students can get benefit by
being a member of IEEE and it’s sub -Chapters.and
then few of the participants raised a few queries about
funding and the number of events , type of events that
can be organized .Dr.Sai Kumar also explained how to
use VTools and cleared all the participants queries.
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EVENT DETAILS
Type of activity:
National level quiz contest
Subsection:
Guntur/Anantapuramu
Name of the Event:
Triviathon
Dates/Duration:
Date: 3/10/2023
Organized by:
IEEE SB & MTT SBC VITAP
Host Organization:
Vellore institute of technology, Amravati
Flyer/Banner:
Details
Name: Dr. Bappadittya Roy
Designation: Associate Professor
Mobile No.: 08632370328
Email id:bappadittya.roy@vitap.ac.in
Attendee Details:
Target Audience: College students
IEEE members: 51
Special awards/achievements (if any): Top-3 winners got cash prize
Event Highlights
In commemoration of IEEE Day, the IEEE SB and MTT SBC
organized a national-level Quiz challenge known by 'Triviathon',
on the 3rd of October 2023, featuring two meticulously curated
rounds. The event transpired between the hours of 1:00 PM
and 3:00 PM. This competition secured substantial interest,
with participants hailing from over ten states. A remarkable
400+ registrations were recorded. In the second round, a tie-
breaker decided the winners, with three contestants emerging
victorious. The questions spanned across a spectrum of
engineering branches, combining into areas like mechanical,
computer, and electronic engineering, as well as fundamental
engineering principles. In addition, participants faced questions
related to recent scientific advancements, general knowledge,
and aptitude.The event's success can be attributed to the
collective dedication and synergistic collaboration of each
member of the team, as well as the invaluable guidance and
coordination provided by our esteemed faculty coordinators.
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EVENT DETAILS
Type of activity: Seminar.
Subsection: Anantapuramu.
Name of the Event:A Seminar on
“ 5G Technology Awareness”
Dates/Duration:
29th September-2023
Organized by:
IEEE Communications Society.
Host Organization:
Flyer/Banner:
Details
Name:Smt.D.Rohini
Designation: Asst.Prof, Dept of ECE,
GPREC
Mobile No.: 7095667770.
Email id:rohini.damireddy@gmail.com
Attendee Details:
Target Audience: UG – III and IV B.Tech students.
The aspiration of the seminar is to introduce and to explore
through recent trends in communication technology for the
benefit of students to enhance their expertise. The seminar is
organized with Industry expert to gain more knowledge on the
wireless technology.Various videos were played in the seminar
to know the applications in real time. The seminar was
conducted from 11:00AM TO 12:30 PM on 29th September
2023. The session included various topics like 5G evolution,
challenges in wireless technology etc., The sessions also
included career prospects on and internship opportunities on
communications. The seminar was mainly framed for final year
and third year students to upgrade their technical skills. The
students were encouraged to do projects in communications.At
the end voluntary participation of the students is appreciated.
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EVENT DETAILS
Type of activity:Technical event.
Subsection:Anantapuramu.
Name of the Event:
“Technical Articles”
Dates/Duration:
30th September-2023
Organized by:
IEEE Communications Society.
Host Organization:
Flyer/Banner:
Details
Name:Smt. D.Rohini
Designation: Asst.Prof, Dept of ECE,
GPREC
Mobile No.: 7095667770.
Email id:rohini.damireddy@gmail.com
Attendee Details:
Target Audience: UG students.
Attended participants:12.
The main objective of this event is to have a deeper
understanding and appreciation for the transformative power
of emerging technologies in today’s evolving world. This
contest aims to encourage writers to delve into the landscape
of technology advancements. The event was conducted at G.
Pulla Reddy Engineering College, Kurnool.This technical
event mainly aims to bring the students out to acknowledge
and celebrate exceptional writing and highlighting the best
insights of “New and Emerging Technologies”. Students were
offered to a platform for writers to articulate the potential
impacts of emerging technologies on various industries and
society. Students were registered and submitted their articles
by following necessary guidelines, provided by the faculty
advisor. Best articles were called for presentation of their
articles on 30th September, 2023. The best two articles were
awarded with cash prize on 3rd October, 2023 on occasion of
IEEE DAY CELEBRATIONS.
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EVENT DETAILS
Type of activity:
SB Event
Name of the Event:
Latest Trends in Battery Energy Storage
Systems
Dates/Duration:
25/09/2023
Organized by:
Industrial Electronics Society Chapter
Host Organization:
IEEE IES chapter GNITS SB
Flyer/Banner:
Sponsored by:
GNITS
Details
Name: Dr. Himabindu.T
Designation:IEEE SB Counsellor, GNITS
Mobile No.: 9912378610
Email id:hima.bindu210@gmail.com
Attendee Details:
Target Audience:
IEEE members:08
Non-IEEE members:107
Event Highlights
IEEE IES chapter GNITS SB in association with IEEE IES Hyderabad Section had an excellent
technical talk titled “Latest Trends in Battery Energy Storage Systems” by Mr.Koti Reddy,
Scientific officer, Dept. of atomic energy. This talk provides a comprehensive exploration of
BESS with a focus on understanding, implementing, and optimizing this transformative
technology. It begins with an introductory overview of BESS, highlighting its pivotal role in the
evolving energy landscape. The subsequent section delves into the fundamental terms &
definitions and applicable codes associated with BESS. Then elucidates the diverse range of
battery technologies available, insights into their characteristics and applications. Real-world
applications of BESS are showcased Sizing estimations are provided with practical guidance in
this regard. Understanding the charging and discharging characteristics of a Li-ion battery will
be discussed. Case studies/success stories showcase real-world applications, demonstrating the
tangible benefits of BESS. Will discuss strategies for optimizing BESS performance and
potential opportunities in the BESS sector. Latest advancements such as solid state & Li-air
batteries and emerging technologies such as Digital Twin, providing an outlook for what lies
ahead. In conclusion, this talk equips participants with a holistic understanding of BESS, its
current significance & promising future, ultimately empowering stakeholders to make informed
decisions in the realm of energy storage and management. Application of softwares tools- E Tap,
Python, Matlab and Homer Pro.Practical Demo of Li ion Battery charge and Discharge Curves.
Mr. B. Koti Reddy Garu gave a prototype of “Testing bed of Battery cells under different
temperatures” to Dr.Himabindu.T for further applications of the prototype. Guest Dr.Rajgopal,
Senior IEEE member also addressed the session in view of benefits about the battery storage
devices. Dr.Tripura.P, Chair, IEEE IES HYD SECTION (online mode), Dr.K.Ramesh Reddy,
Principal, Dr.N.Malla Reddy, Mentor, IEEE SB GNITS, Prof.P.Ramakrishna, HoD,
Dr.Himabindu.T (Vice-Chair, IEEE IES HYD SECTION), SB Counselor, GNITS, Mr.Ramana
Reddy, Mrs.K.V.SSowmya, Mrs.K.V.Dhanalaxmi, faculty and students of EEE dept. participated
in the session.
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EVENT DETAILS
photo of the program at the venue
Type of activity: SB Event
Subsection:
Anantapuramu
Name of the Event:
IEEE Communication Society sponsored,
Two day National Level IEEE
Communication Society Sponsored
Workshop on “Understanding of Routing
and Switching Concepts in Data
Communication and Networking Using
Cisco Packet Tracer”
Dates/Duration:
25/09/2023 – 26/09/2023
Organized by:
IEEE Communication Society, Hyderabad
Section, Department of Electronics and
Communication Engineering, Madanapalle
Institute of Technology & Science
Host Organization:
Madanapalle Institute of Technology &
Science
Flyer/Banner:
Sponsored by:
IEEE Communication Society, Hyderabad
Section
Details
Name: Dr. KUMAR C
Designation: Treasurer / IEEE ComSoc
Mobile No.: 9787011178
Email id:drkumarc@ieee.org
Attendee Details:
Target Audience: All department from III Year
IEEE members:38
Non-IEEE members:88
Event Highlights
IEEE ComSoc, Hyderabad Section, MITS IEEE Student Branch,
MITS IEEE ComSoc Chapter jointly organized the workshop on
"Understanding of Routing and Switching Concepts in Data
Communication and Networking Using Cisco Packet Tracer" on
25th - 26th Sep 2023. Dr. V. Jayaprakasan, Treasurer &
ExCom Member, IEEE Hyderabad Section, Mr. Tamilkumaran,
Manager, Cloud and Cybersecurity Services, TATA
Communication, Chennai, Mr. B.S Ananth Technical Manager,
Cisco Networking Academy, Cisco Systems, Bangalore were
invited as session speakers. About 120 Students were
participated on this workshop. The workshop focused on wired
and wireless communication, standards, Modulation
techniques, End devices, intermediate devices, Local Area
Network (LAN), Wide Area Network (WAN), Protocol standards,
essentials if IEEE world wide Standard, Open System
Interconnect (ISO-OSI) Layer functions etc., through Cisco
packet Tracer software. Students were practised the networking
concepts and protocols practically with Cisco Packet Tracer
Software. All the students were received Cisco Login for
accessing the workshop
.
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EVENT DETAILS
Type of activity:
SB Event
Name of the Event:
IES Industrial Visit to ARCI,
Hyderabad
Dates/Duration:
03/10/2023 and 06/10/2023
Organized by:
IEEE-IES Hyderabad section
Host Organization:
RVR & JC College of Engineering
GNITS, GRIET and RGMCET
Flyer/Banner:
Sponsored by:
RVR & JC College of Engineering
GNITS, GRIET and RGMCET
Details
Name: Dr. Tripura Pidikiti
Designation:Chair, IES Chapter
Mobile No.: 9440163204
Email id:Tripura.pidikiti@ieee.org
Attendee Details:
Target Audience: Student Members
Attended participants: IEEE members:106
Event Highlights
Theintroductionsessionwasled by Dr. Sanjay Bhardwaj, who holds the position of Scientist 'G'
atARCI(InternationalAdvancedResearchCentreforPowderMetallurgyandNewMaterials).ARCI
is entrusted with a multifaceted mission that encompasses Development, Demonstration,
andthe Transfer of Technology, all aimed at providing effective Solutions for Industries. In
terms of Development, ARCI adopts an approach rooted in Iterative Refinement and fast
commitment to achieving Repeatability
ARCIoperatesthroughtwodistinctstreams:
1. Transfer of Technology to Foster Entrepreneurship.
2. Providing Tailored Solutions for Industry
ElectroplatingCoating
DetonationSprayCoating
ElectronBeam-PhysicalVapourDeposition
CathodicArc-PhysicalVapourDeposition
SolarEnergyProduction
DiodeLaserLaboratory
MetalAdditiveManufacturing
ElectronBeamMelting
Nanomaterials: Lithium-IonBattery, IncubationCentre
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EVENT DETAILS
Type of activity:
Workshop
Subsection:
Guntur/Anantapuramu
Name of the Event:
3rd One week international workshop on
Signal processing using Machine learning
Dates/Duration:
5th October to 11th October 2023
Organized by:
SENSE with IEEE SB & MTT SBC
Host Organization:
VITAP
Flyer/Banner:
Details
Name: Dr.Lakhan Dev Sharma
Designation:Assistant professor
Mobile No.: +91-9915456595
Email id:devsharmalakhan@gmail.com
Attendee Details:
Target Audience:
IEEE members:15
Non-IEEE members:135
Event Highlights (maximum 150 words)
Signal Processing Using Machine Learning: Applications &
Hands-On (Online) is being conducted by the School of
Electronics Engineering (SENSE) at VIT-AP University,
technical sponsored by IEEE Guntur Subsection, MathWorks
and IEEE VIT-AP Student Branch for the faculty members,
research scholars and industrialist. The main objective of the
workshop is to provide a “Hands-on Experience” to the
participants about various latest machine learning and deep
learning techniques and to promote the cross-fertilization
between the machine learning research and its application to
signal (EEG, ECG, Speech, Image, Audio) processing. The
One-Week IEEE International workshop is intended to present
the most recent and emerging technologies in machine learning
for signal processing through global expert talks and hands-on
sessions. This area is of utmost importance as there is a
growing demand in machine learning for signal analysis and
classifications in various forms, either 1-D or 2-D.
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EVENT DETAILS
IEEE Sensor council GNITS,
IEEE WiE SBGNITS,
IEEE Sensor Council Hyd Section,
IEEE WiE Hyd Section
Name of the Event:
Electronics: Building blocks of Smart
Cities.
Dates/Duration:
08/09/2023
Organized by:
IEEE Sensor council GNITS& IEEE WIE
GNITS
Host Organization:
G Narayanamma Institute of Technology
and Science(For women), Hyderabad,
Flyer/Banner:
Sponsored by: GNITS
Organizer/Contact person Details
Name: Dr Renuka Devi S M, Dr C. Padmaja
Designation: IEEE WiE Advisor GNITS,
Professor
Mobile No.: 9490157653
Email id:renuka.devi.sm@gnits.ac.in
Attendee Details:
Target Audience: 3rd year Students ECE
Attended participants: IEEE members:10
Speaker : Ms . Anuradha Vattem, Lead Architect Smart city Labs.,
IIITH
Speaker Biodata: Ms.Anuradha V, the lead architect at Smart City
Living Lab at IIIT Hyderabad. She is an energetic results-driven
professional with 23 years of rich industrial experience in design,
development and support of embedded applications. She started off
her career as a Technical Officer at ECIL. She has then worked as an
Embedded Software Engineer at Corsair Communications, California
and also as the vice president at Astra Microwave Products.
Currently working closely with Silicon Labs to establish India’s first
Wireless Smart Utility Network (Wi-SUN) deployed in IIIT Hyderabad.
Abstract:The speaker covered topics on Smart cities, its
components, benefits, precautions and scope in campus. Smart city
in urban areas harness the power of technology and data to improve
the quality of life for their residents. These cities integrate a wide
range of innovative solutions, including the Internet of Things (IoT),
artificial intelligence, and sustainable practices to address the
complex challenges of urbanization. They prioritize sustainability by
promoting eco-friendly transportation, renewable energy sources,
and green infrastructure, reducing their environmental footprint.
Smart cities also revolutionize urban mobility with advanced
transportation systems, reducing traffic congestion and emissions.
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1.Dr. Santhosh Sivasubramani- Chair NTC- –
Bagged the MGA YP Achievement Award 2023
2. IEEE Hyderabad Section- Women in
Engineering (WiE) has received a special fund of
USD 400.
Achievements/Awards
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3.Dr Y. Padma Sai, Professor VNRVJIET received
2023 IEEE WiE inspiring member of the year
Award.
4. IEEE Hyderabad Section bagged special
recognition (2nd position) with 15 Badges (Badge
Leader board) from Team Puzzler.
35

5. Two members of IEEE Hyderabad Section( Dr
Sangeeta Singh and Dr. Harivardhagini S.)
received a special recognition(Pre-U Champions)
36

6. Dr J. Sofia Priya Dharshini has been awarded
with Certification of Appreciation by 2023 IEEE
WIE.
7. Dr Harivardhagini Subhadra has been awarded
with IEEE R10 Ethics Champion, 2023 IEEE
Women in Engineering Day Ambassador, IEEE
YESIST12 Mentor.
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8. Dr G. Srinivasa Reddy, M Shri Varshini and W.
Yasmeen have been awarded with IEEE R10
Ethics Champion.
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9. Ms. Anoushika Boddupalliis being selected to
receive the Richard E. Merwin Scholarship.
Currently she is serving as Vice-Chair for IEEE
MVSR Student Branch. She is an active IEEE
Volunteer in our student Branch and Computer
Science Engineering Student of MVSR
Engineering College.
10.Two members of IEEE Hyderabad Section( Dr
Sangeeta Singh and Dr. Harivardhagini S.)
received a special recognition(Pre-U Champions)
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1. “EcoShe Summit” is organised on December 2nd, 2023 at
GNITS. Organized by WOMEN IN ENGINEERING AFFINITY
GROUP, sponsored by RELIABILITY SOCIETY, PHOTONICS
SOCIETY and TEMS
2. 1-week Summer School on”Nano RME Unveiled: Exploring
the future landscape of Nanotechnology advancements in
Robotics, Materials and Electronics”, 04-08 December,
2023 being organized by IEEE Nanotechnology Council
Hyderabad Section Chapter at Sreenidhi Institute of
Science and Technology.
3. FC Kohli Memorial Lecture – 8th Dec 2023; Venue – SCIS,
UoH (Speaker – Dr. Sanghmitra Bandopadhyay, Director –
ISI Kolkata)
4. Sir J. C. Bose Memorial Lecture by Dr. P. H. Rao, Director
General, Society for Applied Microwave Electronics
Engineering & Research, Ministry of Electronics &
Information Technology, Government of India. Date: 09
December, 2023. Venue: Hotel The Plaza, Begumpet,
Hyderabad.
5. IEEE Sensors Council Hyderabad Chapter is organizing a
Distinguished Lecture titled “Wearable Computing
Systems based on Body Sensor Networks: State-of-the-art
and Future Research Challenges” on 13th Dec 2023,
Speaker: Giancarlo Fortino, University of Calabria Rende,
Italy.
6. 20th IEEE INDIA COUNCIL CONFERENCE (INDICON-2023),
the flagship annual international conference of the IEEE
India Council is being organized at CMR Institute of
Technology, during 14-17 December, 2023.
Announcements/ Upcoming events
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7. CIS sponsored DL titled “Generative AI from Historical
Perspective”, being organized by IEEE Hyderabad Section
CIS/GRSS Jt. Chapter on 18/12/2023.
8. IEEE Hyderabad Section Industrial Electronics Society
Chapter is organizing a Three day national Level
Workshop on “Controlling Reactive power with Power
Electronic Converters”- December 2023
9. IEEE Hyderabad Section Industrial Electronics Society
Chapter is organizing Lecture Series on Hybrid
MicroGrids- Online-Saturdays only (3 weekends)-
December 2023.
10. IEEE Computer Society Chapter, Anantapur Zonal
Congress – 5-6 January 2024
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Designation Name Organization Member
ship
No.
Email-id
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Engineering
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96
vijaya@ieee.org
ViceChair MousmiAjay
Chaurasia
MJCollegeofEngineering&
Technology
911914
14
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Secretary JabbarMA VardhamanCollegeof
Engineering
911199
06
akhiljabbar@ieee.org
Treasurer JayaprakasanV SNIST 922950
09
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(P)Ltd
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saurabh.jain.1988@ieee.
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Chair VinitKumarGunj
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org
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Chair
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Secretary ArtiYardi IIITHyderabad 925667
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Treasurer Kumar MITS,Madanapalle 937882
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Secretary/Trea
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Chair
MousmiAjay
Chaurasia
MJCollegeofEngineering&
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14
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IEEECAS/EDSJOINTCHAPTER
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76
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Secretary/Trea
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ImmediatePast
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Secretary SandhyaTuti KGReddyCollegeof
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Treasurer SatyabrataSahoo Nalla Malla
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66
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Member RamuMoola SumathiReddyInstituteof
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53
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ImmediatePast
Chair
VijayalataY KGReddyCollegeof
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IEEEMTT/AP/EMCSOCIETYJOINTCHAPTER
Chair Prashant
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15
pkmishra@ieee.org
ViceChair SulakshanaChilu
kuri
VardhamanCollegeof
Engineering
933920
19
sulakshana@vardhaman.
org
Secretary ArunKumarG NITWarangal 923108
08
g.arun@nitw.ac.in
Treasurer VijayKumarAgar
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JointSecretary- SambasivaRao RCI,DRDO 928508
38
k.sambasivarao.rci@gov.i
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03
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82
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ImmediatePast
Chair
SandeepChaturv
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RCI,DRDO 806933
73
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e.org
IEEEPES/IAS/PELSSOCIETYJOINTCHAPTER
Chair LalithaSVNL KLEF(Deemedto be
University)
903060
32
svnllalitha@ieee.org
ViceChair SivaKumarG NITWarangal 905349
84
ganjikuntask@gmail.com
Secretary HariKrishnaD MVSREngineeringCollege 904361
80
harikrishna_eee@mvsrec
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Treasurer VijayaRamaRaju
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VV
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Member MadhuriBayya BITSPilani 911389
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mbayya@gmail.com
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11
kotireddy1965@gmail.co
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Member VSKMurthyBalije
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ImmediatePast
Chair
HarinathReddyC GPullaReddyEngineering
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923682
54
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IEEEPHOTONICSSOCIETYCHAPTER
Chair UmashankerSah
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mahageeta5@gmail.com
Secretary/Trea
surer
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ImmediatePast
Chair
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thy
OFSOptics 902865
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IEEETECHNOLOGYANDENGINEERINGMANAGEMENTCHAPTER
Chair SitaramTadepalli DBSBank 937499
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sitaram.tadepalli@gmail.
com
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Secretary/Trea
surer
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948655
79
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ImmediatePast
Chair
VenkateshN SiliconLabs 802506
84
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IEEEWIEAFFINITYGROUP
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70
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Secretary SofiaPriyaDhars
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RGMCollegeofEngineering
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987238
06
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Treasurer HarshaVardhini
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924749
48
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947295
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83
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92
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com
ImmediatePast
Chair
Sreelakshmi G CVRCollegeofEngineering 912447
64
sreelakshmisampath@ie
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IEEEYOUNGPROFESSIONALSAFFINITYGROUP
Chair SandeepDogipar
thi
Feuji Inc 939434
87
dsandeep@ieee.org
ViceChair BhavyaSriMoturi ZFAutomotive 950139 bhavyamoturi@ieee.org
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Secretary DeepakDoopati TataConsultancyServies 949599
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Treasurer DurgaNagendra
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Chair
RamyaNarendra Amazon 941398
32
nramyavv@gmail.com
IEEELIFEMEMBERSAFFINITYGROUP
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14
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IEEEROBOTICSANDAUTOMATIONSOCIETYCHAPTER
Chair SudharsanJayaba
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GRIET 907725
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sudharsan.jayabalan@gm
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ViceChair GulshanBIST AssistantDirector,MSME 985499
66
msme.bist@gmail.com
Secretary ZahoorullahSMD DrZLabs 994557
82
drzahoor.cio@gmail.com
Treasurer AbhishekDasore KLEF(Deemedtobe
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988964
26
dasoreabhishek@gmail.c
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IEEESENSORSCOUNCILCHAPTER
Chair SangeetaSingh VardhamanCollegeof
Engineering
932660
54
sangeeta.singh@ieee.org
ViceChair AbhinandanPrat
eek
DirectorTechnology,Smart
Structures
994622
75
APrateek@smart-
structures.com
Secretary/Trea
surer
PriyankaBrahma
iahV
VNRVJIET 951454
16
priyanka.veeramosu@iee
e.org
ImmediatePast
Chair
AmitKumar BioAxisDNAResearchCentr
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907320
08
amitkr@ieee.org
IEEENANOTECHNOLOGYCOUNCIL
Chair Santhosh
Sivasubramani
IITHyderabad/RSLQuantu
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924400
75
ragansanthosh@ieee.org
ViceChair Suryanarayana
Jammalamadaka
IITHyderabad 968717
79
surya@phy.iith.ac.in
Secretary ThirmalChinthak
untla
VNRVJIET 980119
38
thirmal_ch@vnrvjiet.in
Treasurer BhagvanKomma
di
QuanticaComputacaoPvtLt
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957007
92
bhagvanarch@gmail.com
YPMember LikhitaGunti ZensarTechnologies 971136
94
likhitagunti@ieee.org
IEEEINDUSTRIALELECTRONICSSOCIETY
47

Chair TripuraPidikiti RVR&JCCollegeof
Engineering
926181
49
tripura.pidikiti@ieee.org
ViceChair HimaBinduT GNITS 850198
33
hima.bindu210@gmail.co
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Secretary PhaneendraBab
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GRIET 907595
84
bobbaphani@gmail.com
Treasurer NarasimhuluV RGMCollegeofEngineeri
ng and Technology
925392
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narasimhapid@gmail.co
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ImmediatePast
Chair
MadhavNegi DXCTechnology 415701
41
m.j.negi@ieee.org
IEEERELIABILITYSOCIETY
Chair SomnathPal DXCTechnology 908013
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snpal8@rediffmail.com
ViceChair SankarVelamury JNTUACEA 903394
65
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Secretary&WI
RES Chair
SwarnaBaiArnik
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DRDO 903564
39
swarnabai.arniker.dr@ie
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Treasurer RaviKumarDasar
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VNRVJIET 912431
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ravi44d@ieee.org
IEEESIGNALPROCESSINGSOCIETY
Chair LaxmiNarayanaP OsmaniaUniversity 908464
26
laxminarayana@osmania
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ViceChair PadmaSaiY VNRVJIET 925311
33
padmasai_y@ieee.org
Secretary NandaKishoreCh
avali
Mathworks 415670
007
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Treasurer SaratChandraI MatrusriEngineeringColleg
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933159
56
sharath.inguva@gmail.co
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Member AravindaBabuT CBIT 925120
79
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Member FarukhHashmi
Mohammad
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33
mdfarukh@nitw.ac.in
Member Madhusudhana
Reddy Barusu
Ravindra College of
EngineeringforWom
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939496
87
madhu.barusu@ieee.org
Member HanumanthaRao
Bitra
VITAP 962446
19
hanumantharao.bitra@vi
tap.ac.in
Member Sumohana
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IITHyderabad 801893
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sumohana@ee.iith.ac.in
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Chair
LalithaVadlaman
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IIITHyderabad 922936
89
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IEEEAEROSPACEANDELECTRONICSYSTEMSSOCIETY
Chair Madhumita
Chakravarti
DirectorCMSDS,DRDO 804015
54
madhumita@ieee.org
ViceChair BhudebChakrava
rti
Advisor-Program
Implementation,DimagiInc.
803933
54
bhudebc@gmail.com
Secretary/Trea
surer
TapasKumarPal ScientistRCI,DRDO 806985
80
tkp_007@rcilab.in
Member VenkataKishore
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VFSTR 931279
96
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ANATAPURAMUSUBSECTION
Chair SankarVelamury JNTUACEA 903394
65
sankar.velamury@ieeehy
d.org
ViceChair AshokKumarDV RGMCollegeofEngineeri
ng and Technology
905912
75
rgmdad09@gmail.com
Secretary SingarajuJyothi SriPadmavathiMahila
University
920877
17
jyothi.spmvv@gmail.com
Treasurer MamathaGanner
a
JNTUACEA 926405
72
mamathasashi@ieee.org
Member EswaraMurthyK
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30
eswaramoorthykv@gmai
l.com
Member ShaikMahaboob
Basha
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74
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Member AdinarayanaRed
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32
adi.ece@ksrmce.ac.in
Member UravakondaSrini
vas
SrinivasaRamanujanInst.of
Technology
923479
07
uravakonda.sreenivas@g
mail.com
Member(VCSA
C)
FahimuddinShai
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AnnamacharyaInstituteof
Technology and Science
936020
52
fahimuddin.shaik.in@iee
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Member NehaAgarwal IIITSriCity 975500
51
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ImmediatePast
Chair
SivaReddyYV G.PullaReddyEngineering
College
912042
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GUNTURSUBSECTION
Chair Sreenivas
aReddy
Edara
AcharyaNagarjunaUniversi
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803455
89
esreddy67@gmail.com
ViceChair UshaRaniNelaku
diti
VFSTR 938901
96
drnur_ece@vignan.ac.in
Secretary Swarnasri K RVR&JCCollegeof
Engineering
414422
20
swarna@ieee.org
Treasurer KishoreBabuY UniversityCollegeofEngg,
Narasaraopet, JNTUK
912258
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kyadlapati@ieee.org
Member HimaBindu QISCollegeofEngg,Prakasa
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Dt
935231
28
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Member KamarajuM GudlavalleruCollegeof
Engg,Krishna Dt
911418
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Member(VCSA
C)
ArjunaMuduli KLEF(Deemedtobe
University)
922066
31
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Member DeepakPandey AmritaSchoolofEngineerin
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Vishwa
Vidyapeetham
935774
25
deepakiitkgp04@gmail.c
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nki
SRMUniversityAP 926224
55
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ImmediatePast
Chair
LalithaSVNL KLEF(Deemedtobe
University)
903060
32
svnllalitha@ieee.org
Co-OptedStandingCommittees
IndustryRelati
ons
VSKMurthyBalije
palli
EficaaEnsmartSolutions
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803709
19
krish.vskb@gmail.com
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Committee
Membership
Development
Committee
RajeshTiwari CMREngineeringCollege 978779
71
drrajeshtiwari20@gmail.
com
EducationalAct
ivities
SyedMusthakAh
med
SRUniversity 803943
26
syedmusthak_gce@rediff
mail.com
STEM SandeepChaturv
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RCI,DRDO 806933
73
sandeep.chaturvedi@iee
e.org
Awardsand
Recognition
VamsiKrishnaJ TiEHyderabad 922107
41
vamshikrishnaj@ieee.org
Conference
Committee
AmitKumar BioAxisDNAResearchCentr
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907320
08
amitkr@ieee.org
ECIM&Website SandeepDoggipa
rthi
Feuji Inc 939434
87
dsandeep@ieee.org
Newsletter G. Prasad
Acharya
SNIST 956218
57
gpacharya@sreenidhi.ed
u.in
Srivani Gande Sutherland 950003
85
g.srivani@ieee.org
SectionChapter
Coordinator
Sreelakshmi G CVRCollegeofEngineering 912447
64
sreelakshmisampath@ie
ee.org
HAC/SIGHT MeruguSuresh CMRCollegeofEngineering
&
Technology
930256
01
msuresh@ieee.org
SAC TaraSaiKumar BVRITH 938091
93
saikumar9@ieee.org
Vice-ChairSAC
(Hyderabad&
Warangal)
MaheshNirati HCLTECHNOLOGIES 940923
02
maheshneerati@ieee.org
Vice-ChairSAC
(Guntur)
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University)
922066
31
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Vice-ChairSAC
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AnnamacharyaInstituteof
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936020
52
fahimuddin.shaik.in@iee
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1 K.Ravi Teja
Narayan Engineering
College kasaraviteja0109@gmail.com
2 Saikumar G MVSR gaddamsaikumar12345@gmail.com
3
NANDA KISHORE YADAV
YANAMALA
Sree Venkateswara College
of Engineering,Tirupati nandakishore2422y@gmail.com
4 Ravali Singasani JITSW singasaniravalika248@gmail.com
5 sanjana muvvala QISCET sanjanamuvvala2@gmail.com
6 P Pavan Kumar Narsarraopet EC Guntur pavanperumalla46@gmail.com
7 Junaid Quadri NSAKCET quadrijunaid759@gmail.com
8 Harika A (JSSR-Guntur) UCEN, JNTUK harika1214hari@gmail.com
Student Network (SN) Team
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9 G.Shivani BVRITH guglothshivani2k3@gmail.com
10 Chalavadi RK ManojBabu JBIET manobots4@gmail.com
11 Rupesh Kumar T (JSSR ATP) RGMCET rupeshtammisetty@gmail.com
12 Bagi Kavya Stanley kavya.bagi7@gmail.com
13 V.Naveen Matrusri naveen8341@ieee.org
14 Ch Sai Priyanjali
Vardhanam College of
Engineering saipriyaanjali5@gmail.com
15 T.Shiva Sai
Vaagdevi College of
Engineering shivasai@ieee.org
16 Manjunathagari Gayathri GPCET manjunathgarigayathri16@gmail.com
17 Asam Khanam MJCET AsmaKhanam@outlook.in
18 P Saikrishna SREC(Tirupati) palenenisaikrishna@ieee.org
19 Ganapathi Rao P SR University ganapathiraop17@gmail.com
20 M Nikhitha SRITW nikhithamukkera1610@gmail.com
21 G Dinesh Kumar Reddy RVRJC gdineshreddy2804@gmail.com
22 Deekshith K S G S PSCMR karedladeeks5@gmail.com
23 M.Anitha GCET anithamahendra18@gmail.com
24 Amarnadh KLU Vijayawada amarnadh30052004@gmail.com
25 J S V S N Tarun VFSTR, Guntur tarunjaba072@gmail.com
26 Srivastava Lakshmi Surabhi Santharam Engg College surabhi.ieee10@gmail.com
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28 Bhanu Prasad Reddy P GRIET bhanuprasad.palle@gmail.com
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31 Arun Teja B GPREC aruntej@ieee.org
32 Anveekshith Adharasani
Vaagdevi Engineering
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33 Sudheendra Reddy B KITSW bellamkondasudheendra@gmail.com
34 Rohith Y BITS Pilani Hyderabad rohit.yalavarthy@gmail.com
35 Bhukya Chandu Naik VRSEC bhukyachandu1204@gmail.com
36 Jaganmohan Reddy B MITS 21691A3239@mits.ac.in
37
Mandhanapu Narean
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Charminar
Historical significance Charminar was built by Sultan Mohammed Quli Qutb Shah in 1591. It
is known for its square shaped structure with four pillars and intricate
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carvings. It is believed that it was built in honour of his wife, Bhagmati
and the location of Charminar is the place where he had seen his then
future wife Bhagmati for the first time. It is also said that it was built in
the memory of Prophet Muhammed’s son in law who lost his life at
the battle of Karbala as its design is in the shape of Shiya Tazias.
Architecture style An Iranian architect Mir Momin Astrawadi, who had settled in
Hyderabad, designed Charminar. It is a square shaped monument with
four pillars, one on each side. The architectural design of Charminar is
inspired from the Shia “tazias”. These Tazias were built in the memory
of Hussain, who was the son in law of Prophet Muhhamed and had
lost his life in the battle of Karbala.
The four pillars around Charminar represent the four caliphs. These
pillars or minars are 48.7 meters high. These are four stories, with
each floor divided by intricately carved rings that surround it. On the
top floor of Chaminar there is a mosque which is believed to be the
oldest mosque of Hyderabad city.
In the middle of the Charminar courtyard, you will find a small vazu
with a small fountain, which has been built to provide water for the
ablution before offering prayers.
Approximate cost of
construction
The construction began in 1589 and was completed in two years with
a cost of Rs. 9 lakhs, which was around 2 lakhs huns/gold coins in
those times. It is said to weigh around 14000 tonnes with a minimum
of 30 feet deep foundation. In 1670, a minaret had fallen down after
being struck by lightning. It was then repaired at a cost of around
Rs.58000 then. In 1820, some part of it was renovated by Sikandar Jah
at a cost of Rs. 2 lakhs.
What to do? 1. Places to visit: Charminar, Chowmahalla Palace, Mecca Masjid.
The Laad Bazaar, located near the monument, is a popular shopping
destination known for its traditional bangles, pearls, and colourful
textiles.
How to reach? By air: The nearest airport is Rajiv Gandhi International Airport,
Hyderabad
By Train: The nearest railway station is Hyderabad (Nampally)
By road: A bus or cab or local auto rickshaw can also be taken to reach
the place. If anyone wants to reach Hyderabad from other states,
Interstate Buses are readily available.
Map https://maps.app.goo.gl/L8SjUimQ8aWrJcUs6
*Courtesy: hyderabad.telangana.gov.in
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Golconda Fort
Historical significance Golconda Fort, Hyderabad, is historically one of the most significant
monuments in the country. But who built the Golconda Fort? The fort
was built by the Kakatiyas. It is also a fortress and citadel of the Qutb
Shahi dynasty, located on top of a hill 120 meters in height.
The majestic palace was once home to the mighty Qutub Shahis and
Nizams. They ruled over Deccan for more than 400 years. Kakatiya
monarchs built the fort in the 13th century AD. Qutub Shahi kings
later rebuilt it around 1525. One must learn more about Golconda
Fort and explore the nooks and corners of the mighty fort that stands
strong even today.
Architecture style Golconda Fort, Hyderabad, is a historical monument and tourist
attraction in India. The fort served as their capital until they were
defeated by Tipu Sultan in 1781 CE. It has been declared a World
Heritage Site by UNESCO since 1997 because of its architectural
significance.
The fort was built on an island between two rivers called Musi and
Manjira. Later on, it was expanded to cover more land around it and
became one of the most important sites in the Golconda region during
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that time, leading to its name "Golconda'' or "Mountain Fortress''
because of its location at a high altitude above sea level.
What to do? Visit of Fateh Darwaza, Bala Hissar Gate, light and sound show, etc.
How to reach? By air: The nearest airport is Rajiv Gandhi International Airport,
Hyderabad
By Train: The nearest railway station is Hyderabad (Nampally)
By road: A bus or cab or local auto rickshaw can also be taken to reach
the place. If anyone wants to reach Hyderabad from other states,
Interstate Buses are readily available.
Map https://maps.app.goo.gl/VA6CvQQyNuk83QLx9
*Courtesy: hyderabad.telangana.gov.in and https://www.magicbricks.com and other internet sources
IEEE Hyderabad Section Newsletter Committee has invited
Articles on Chadrayan-3 from the students of various colleges
(Student Branches under IEEE Hyderabad Section).
The following jury members have critically reviewed and assessed
all the received articles:
S.
No
Name of the Jury
member
Designation Affiliation
1 Dr. Prashant Kumar Scientist F RCI DRDO Hyderabad
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Mishra
2 Dr V. Kumaraswamy Professor Sreenidhi Institute of Science and
Technology
3 Sheri Abhishek
Reddy
Assistant
Professor
Mahatma Gandhi Institute of
Technology
4 Pendli Pradeep Assistant
Professor
Sreenidhi Institute of Science and
Technology
5 Himabindu.T Assistant
Professor
G.Narayanamma Institute of
Technology and Science (for Women)
6 S. Ramani Associate
Professor
Sreenidhi Institute of Science and
Technology
Top 3 Articles
Position Name of the students Name of the college
First CH MAN MOHAN KRISHNA RAO Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology
Second G Sri Vyshnavi G Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science
Third T.Sree Vardhan Sardar Patel Degree College
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‭
Chandrayaan-3: India's Endeavour to Achieve a Lunar South Pole Landing‬
‭
Introduction‬
‭
The‬ ‭
moon‬ ‭
has‬ ‭
always‬ ‭
fascinated‬ ‭
humanity,‬ ‭
capturing‬ ‭
our‬ ‭
imagination‬‭
with‬‭
its‬‭
silver‬‭
glow.‬‭
It‬‭
had‬
‭
inspired‬‭
poets,‬‭
scientists,‬‭
and‬‭
explorers‬‭
alike.‬‭
India,‬‭
known‬‭
for‬‭
its‬‭
rich‬‭
scientific‬‭
heritage,‬‭
has‬‭
made‬
‭
significant‬‭
strides‬‭
in‬‭
lunar‬‭
exploration.‬‭
One‬‭
of‬‭
its‬‭
most‬‭
ambitious‬‭
projects‬‭
has‬‭
been‬‭
Chandrayaan-3,‬
‭
aiming to achieve a historic landing on the mysterious South Pole of the Moon.‬
‭
Chandrayaan-3 Mission‬
‭
The‬ ‭
Chandrayaan-3‬ ‭
Mission‬ ‭
is‬ ‭
a‬ ‭
significant‬ ‭
scientific‬ ‭
endeavour‬ ‭
undertaken‬ ‭
by‬ ‭
the‬ ‭
Indian‬‭
Space‬
‭
Research‬ ‭
Organisation‬ ‭
(ISRO).‬ ‭
represents‬ ‭
the‬ ‭
third‬ ‭
lunar‬ ‭
exploration‬ ‭
endeavour‬
‭
undertaken‬ ‭
by‬ ‭
the‬ ‭
Indian‬ ‭
Space‬ ‭
Research‬ ‭
Organisation‬ ‭
(ISRO),‬ ‭
subsequent‬ ‭
to‬ ‭
the‬ ‭
accomplished‬
‭
Chandrayaan-1 and Chandrayaan-2 missions.‬
‭
On‬ ‭
July‬ ‭
14,‬ ‭
2023,‬ ‭
embarked‬ ‭
on‬ ‭
its‬‭
journey‬‭
into‬‭
space,‬‭
taking‬‭
off‬‭
from‬‭
the‬‭
Satish‬
‭
Dhawan‬‭
Space‬‭
Centre.‬‭
After‬‭
a‬‭
space‬‭
voyage,‬‭
the‬‭
spacecraft‬‭
achieved‬‭
lunar‬‭
orbit‬‭
on‬‭
August‬‭
5.‬‭
The‬
‭
remarkable‬‭
part‬‭
of‬‭
this‬‭
mission‬‭
was‬‭
the‬‭
successful‬‭
landing‬‭
of‬‭
the‬‭
lander,‬‭
which‬‭
occurred‬‭
near‬‭
the‬‭
lunar‬
‭
south‬‭
pole‬‭
at‬‭
18:03‬‭
IST‬‭
(12:33‬‭
UTC)‬‭
on‬‭
August‬‭
23.‬‭
This‬‭
achievement‬‭
marked‬‭
a‬‭
significant‬‭
milestone,‬
‭
as‬‭
India‬‭
became‬‭
the‬‭
fourth‬‭
nation‬‭
globally‬‭
to‬‭
accomplish‬‭
a‬‭
successful‬‭
lunar‬‭
landing‬‭
and‬‭
the‬‭
very‬‭
first‬
‭
to achieve this feat in the vicinity of the lunar south pole.‬
‭
Figure 1: Chandrayaan-3 course (source: isro.gov.in)‬
‭
Objectives and Technical Aspects‬
‭
The overall objectives of the Chandrayaan-3 mission can be further emphasised as follows:‬
‭
1.‬ ‭
Demonstrate‬‭
Safe‬‭
and‬‭
Gentle‬‭
Lunar‬‭
Landing:‬‭
The‬‭
exploration‬‭
mission‬‭
aims‬‭
to‬‭
demonstrate‬
‭
safe‬ ‭
and‬ ‭
gentle‬ ‭
lunar‬ ‭
landing‬ ‭
through‬ ‭
the‬ ‭
development‬ ‭
of‬ ‭
technology‬ ‭
and‬ ‭
techniques‬ ‭
to‬
‭
minimise damage upon touchdown.‬
‭
2.‬ ‭
Rover‬‭
Exploration‬‭
on‬‭
the‬‭
Moon:‬‭
Another‬‭
crucial‬‭
goal‬‭
is‬‭
to‬‭
showcase‬‭
the‬‭
Rover's‬‭
mobility‬‭
on‬
‭
the‬‭
lunar‬‭
surface,‬‭
enabling‬‭
it‬‭
to‬‭
explore‬‭
and‬‭
conduct‬‭
scientific‬‭
investigations‬‭
across‬‭
the‬‭
lunar‬
‭
terrain.‬
‭
3.‬ ‭
In-Situ‬‭
Scientific‬‭
Experiments:‬‭
Chandrayaan-3‬‭
is‬‭
a‬‭
lunar‬‭
research‬‭
project‬‭
aiming‬‭
to‬‭
conduct‬
‭
in-situ‬ ‭
scientific‬ ‭
experiments‬ ‭
on‬‭
the‬‭
moon's‬‭
surface,‬‭
providing‬‭
valuable‬‭
insights‬‭
into‬‭
lunar‬
‭
geology and composition.‬
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‭
For‬‭
the‬‭
launch‬‭
of‬‭
Chandrayaan-3,‬‭
the‬‭
chosen‬‭
launcher‬‭
is‬‭
the‬‭
Launch‬‭
Vehicle‬‭
Mark‬‭
3‬‭
(LVM3-M4)‬‭
to‬
‭
place‬‭
the‬‭
integrated‬‭
module‬‭
into‬‭
an‬‭
elliptic‬‭
parking‬‭
orbit‬‭
(EPO)‬‭
with‬‭
dimensions‬‭
of‬‭
approximately‬
‭
170‬‭
×‬‭
36,500‬‭
kilometres‬‭
using‬‭
five‬‭
earthbound‬‭
manoeuvres‬‭
followed‬‭
by‬‭
a‬‭
lunar‬‭
transfer‬‭
trajectory‬‭
to‬
‭
insert‬‭
the‬‭
LM‬‭
into‬‭
the‬‭
lunar‬‭
orbit,‬‭
five‬‭
deboosting‬‭
manoeuvres‬‭
to‬‭
enable‬‭
the‬‭
descent,‬‭
and‬‭
ultimately‬
‭
two lander deboosts for touchdown, as s shown in figure 1.‬
‭
The‬‭
Chandrayaan-3‬‭
lunar‬‭
mission‬‭
uses‬‭
a‬‭
Lander‬‭
module‬‭
(LM),‬‭
a‬‭
propulsion‬‭
module,‬‭
and‬‭
a‬‭
Rover.‬
‭
The‬ ‭
Lander,‬ ‭
Vikram,‬ ‭
can‬‭
softly‬‭
land‬‭
at‬‭
a‬‭
lunar‬‭
site,‬‭
while‬‭
the‬‭
Rover,‬‭
Pragyan,‬‭
shown‬‭
in‬‭
figure‬‭
2,‬
‭
conducts in-situ chemical analysis.‬
‭
Figure 2: Chandrayaan-3 Lander and Rover (source: isro.gov.in)‬
‭
Lander Payloads‬
‭
S.No.‬ ‭
Payload‬ ‭
Objective‬
‭
1.‬ ‭
Radio‬‭
Anatomy‬‭
of‬‭
Moon‬‭
Bound‬‭
Hypersensitive‬
‭
Ionosphere‬ ‭
and‬ ‭
Atmosphere‬ ‭
(RAMBHA)‬ ‭
with‬
‭
Langmuir Probe (LP)‬
‭
To‬ ‭
measure‬ ‭
the‬ ‭
near-surface‬ ‭
plasma‬ ‭
(ions‬
‭
and‬‭
electrons)‬‭
density‬‭
and‬‭
its‬‭
changes‬‭
with‬
‭
time‬
‭
2.‬ ‭
Chandra’s‬ ‭
Surface‬ ‭
Thermophysical‬ ‭
Experiment‬
‭
(ChaSTE)‬
‭
To‬ ‭
carry‬ ‭
out‬ ‭
measurements‬‭
of‬‭
the‬‭
thermal‬
‭
properties‬ ‭
of‬ ‭
the‬ ‭
lunar‬ ‭
surface‬ ‭
near‬ ‭
the‬
‭
polar region.‬
‭
3.‬ ‭
LASER Retroreflector Array (LRA)‬
‭
It‬‭
is‬‭
a‬‭
passive‬‭
experiment‬‭
to‬‭
understand‬‭
the‬
‭
dynamics of the moon system.‬
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‭
Rover Payloads‬
‭
S.No.‬ ‭
Payload‬ ‭
Objective‬
‭
1.‬ ‭
LASER-Induced‬ ‭
Breakdown‬ ‭
Spectroscope‬
‭
(LIBS)‬
‭
Qualitative‬ ‭
and‬ ‭
quantitative‬ ‭
elemental‬
‭
analysis,‬ ‭
determining‬ ‭
chemical‬
‭
composition,‬ ‭
and‬ ‭
inferring‬ ‭
mineralogical‬
‭
composition‬ ‭
enhance‬ ‭
our‬‭
understanding‬‭
of‬
‭
the lunar surface.‬
‭
2.‬ ‭
Alpha Particle X-ray Spectrometer (APXS)‬ ‭
To‬ ‭
determine‬ ‭
the‬ ‭
elemental‬ ‭
composition‬
‭
(Mg,‬‭
Al,‬‭
Si,‬‭
K,‬‭
Ca,‬‭
Ti,‬‭
and‬‭
Fe)‬‭
of‬‭
lunar‬‭
soil‬
‭
and rocks around the lunar landing site‬
‭
Challenges and countermeasures‬
‭
ISRO‬ ‭
is‬ ‭
enhancing‬ ‭
its‬ ‭
technology‬ ‭
to‬ ‭
land‬‭
on‬‭
the‬‭
Moon's‬‭
South‬‭
Pole.‬‭
The‬‭
Lander‬‭
uses‬‭
altimeters,‬
‭
velocimeters,‬‭
inertial‬‭
measurements,‬‭
a‬‭
throttleable‬‭
liquid‬‭
engine,‬‭
navigation‬‭
guidance‬‭
and‬‭
control,‬‭
a‬
‭
Hazard‬‭
Detection‬‭
and‬‭
Avoidance‬‭
camera,‬‭
and‬‭
a‬‭
landing‬‭
leg‬‭
mechanism‬‭
to‬‭
measure‬‭
altitude,‬‭
velocity,‬
‭
orientation,‬‭
acceleration,‬‭
and‬‭
potential‬‭
lunar‬‭
surface‬‭
hazards.‬‭
The‬‭
Lander's‬‭
advanced‬‭
design‬‭
ensures‬‭
a‬
‭
safe and precise landing, enhancing its mission objectives and fostering international collaboration.‬
‭
The‬ ‭
Lander's‬ ‭
advanced‬ ‭
technologies‬ ‭
under‬ ‭
Earth‬ ‭
conditions‬ ‭
were‬ ‭
tested‬ ‭
using‬ ‭
various‬ ‭
platforms.‬
‭
These‬‭
included‬‭
an‬‭
integrated‬‭
cold‬‭
test,‬‭
an‬‭
integrated‬‭
hot‬‭
test,‬‭
and‬‭
a‬‭
lunar‬‭
simulant‬‭
test‬‭
bed‬‭
to‬‭
evaluate‬
‭
the performance of sensors, actuators, and the Lander's leg mechanism.‬
‭
Conclusion‬
‭
Chandrayaan-3‬‭
was‬‭
a‬‭
significant‬‭
event‬‭
in‬‭
India's‬‭
space‬‭
exploration,‬‭
marking‬‭
a‬‭
significant‬‭
contribution‬
‭
to‬ ‭
global‬ ‭
knowledge‬ ‭
on‬ ‭
Earth's‬ ‭
satellite‬‭
resources.‬‭
It‬‭
represented‬‭
India's‬‭
scientific‬‭
capabilities‬‭
and‬
‭
humanity's‬‭
collective‬‭
effort‬‭
to‬‭
understand‬‭
the‬‭
universe.‬‭
The‬‭
lunar‬‭
exploration‬‭
mission‬‭
identified‬‭
water‬
‭
ice and advanced technology, inspiring future generations and shaping lunar exploration records.‬
‭
Name:‬‭
CH MAN MOHAN KRISHNA RAO‬
‭
IEEE Member ID‬
‭
:‬‭
99227844‬
‭
STB‬
‭
: STB62931‬
‭
College Name:‬ ‭
Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology‬
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