SPARKS TEAM

EDITOR Dr.K.Kalaiselvi, Professor &HOD

STAFF EDITOR

Mrs.Deva Brindha,AP(Sl.Gr)/EEE

Mrs.P.Divya, AP/EEE

STUDENT EDITORS MONISHAA.SS IV-A

PRIYANKHA.B IV-B

STUDENT MEMBERS MANIMALA III-A

AKSHAY III-A

SANGEETHA III-B

SENTHIL III-B

AISHWARIYA II-A

AUDITHYA II-A

SHIVANI II-B

RENGARAJ II-B

CREATIVE CUSTOMIZER

M.SELVA DURAI IV-B

CONTENTS: MESSAGE

FROM HOD

DESK

STUDENT

ACHIEVEMENTS

PLACEMENT

UPDATES

INAUGURATIO

N OF SEEE AND

IETE

WORKSHOP

LATEST

INNOVATION

MESSAGE FROM HOD DESK

Greetings!!!

Since the semester practical and semester exams are

approaching, I would like to wish my students good luck. I would also

like to urge them to give their best in the exams and perform

extremely well. ’VICTORY’ should be our only motto from today.

Also I am very specific in achieving 100% results in theContinuous

Assessment Test-III. I truly hope all my students and faculty members

will work towards reaching this goal.

Dr.K.Kalai Selvi

HOD/EEE.

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS

EVENT NAME: AWARENDO

CONDUCTED BY: YOUTH RED CROSS OF EASWARI

ENGINEERING COLLEGE

COMPETITION: PHOTOGRAPHY AND

SHORT FILM MAKING

STUDENT NAME: YASHWANTH K.S(III-B)

PRIZE WON: FIRST PLACE

COMPETITION: PAPER PRESENTATION

STUDENT NAMES: PRIYANKA.S AND

PRIYADHARSHINI(III-B)

PRIZE WON: FIRST PLACE

COMPETITION: JUNK ART

STUDENT NAMES: YASHWANTH K.S AND

S.VARUN(III-B)

PRIZE WON: SECOND PLACE

COMPETITION: ADZAP

STUDENT NAMES: YASHWANTH K.S AND

S.VARUN(III-B)

PRIZE WON: FIRST PLACE

EVENT NAME: PAPER PRESENTATION CONTEST

CONDUCTED BY: PERI INSTITUE OF TECHNOLOGY

STUDENT NAME: VAISHNAVI(III-B)

PRIZE WON: SECOND PLACE

EVENT NAME: BASKETBALL ZONALS

STUDENT NAME: VARSHA(III-B)

PRIZE WON: THIRD PLACE

PLACEMENT UPDATES

Our Department final year students are in the urge of getting placed

and striving hard for it. As a result, the count has given a hike which

is shown below.

TCS: UG – 62; PG – 2

Embed UR – 1

Wipro – 2

VVDN Technologies – 1

IGate – 2

ZOHO – 1

UST Global – 1

Total offers – 72

INAUGURATION OF SEEE AND IETE

The inauguration of “SOCIETY OF ELECTRICALS AND

ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING“and “INSTITUTION OF

ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATION

ENGINEERS” was held on 17th September 2015. The event was

conducted in the presence of our Principal, Head of the Department

(EEE), Staff Co-ordinators of SEEE and IETE seated on the dais. The

event was inaugurated by Mrs. TUNE USHA. After the Introduction

of the office bearers, the Annual Report was read out by the

respective Presidents. The Inauguration was followed by a Guest

Lecture.

OFFICE BEARERS FOR SEEE (2015-2016)

PRESIDENT: Vivin Pearl Kishore (IV-B)

VICE-PRESIDENT: K.S.Yashwanth (III-B)

COORDINATOR: B.V.Aishwarya (IV-A)

TREASURER: Shanmugaraja (IV-B)

JOINT TREASURER: S.Jagannathan (III-A)

SECRETARY: R.Shivani (II-B)

JOINT SECRETARY: Gokula Kannan.RJ (II-A)

MARKETING HEAD: Pradeep. R (IV-B)

ASSOCIATIVE MARKETING HEAD: Manoj Kumar (III-A)

BRANDING EXECUTIVES:

Sivaprakash (IV-B)

E.Sandiya (IV-B)

Akshay Kumar (IV-B)

EVENT CO-ORDINATORS:

N.Kirubakar (IV-B)

R.Rajakumar (IV-B)

Riyazul Huq (IV-B)

PROCTOR HEAD: Sathish.M (IV-B)

ASSOCIATIVE PROCTOR: Varun (III-B)

QUALITY HEAD: Kapil.M (IV-A)

CREATIVE HEAD: Sahana.S (IV-B)

DATA HEAD: Aishwarya.GVP (IV-A)

PHOTOGRAPHY HEAD: Akshay Venkat (IV-A)

Office Bearers for the year 2015-2016

OFFICE BEARERS OF IETE (2015-2016)

PRESIDENT- Priyankha.B EEE (IV-B)

VICE-PRESIDENT- Yuvanesh ECE (III-C)

SECRETARY- Aravind.P EEE (III-A)

TREASURER- Chandrajit ECE (III-A)

JOINT TREASURER- Rajesh EEE (III-B)

Workshop Conducted by EEE Department

A workshop on “FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF

ELECTRICAL APPARATUS USING MAGNET-BASIC

APPROACH” was conducted by the EEE department on 28th

September 2015.

It was a one-day workshop with participants from within the

college and other colleges. The workshop began around 9:30am with

the inauguration. Mr.R.ARUMUGAM, Professor, SSN College Of

Engineering was the Chief Guest.

The workshop was conducted by Mr.Lenin from VIT University,

Chennai. The workshop was divided into two sessions,

theoreticalsession on “Magnetic field concepts” and “Design of

electrical apparatus” and practical session on Hands on training on

Magnet Software

The morning session was a theoretical session and the afternoon

session was a practical session conducted in the Simulation Lab. The

event ended at 3:45pm. It was on the whole a very interesting and a

new experience and learning for all students.

LATEST INNOVATION

Magnetic fields provide new way to communicate

wirelessly

Electrical engineers at the Univ. of California, San Diego

demonstrated a new wireless communication technique that works by

sending magnetic signals through the human body. The new

technology could offer a lower power and more secure way to

communicate information between wearable electronic devices,

providing an improved alternative to existing wireless communication

systems, researchers said.

While this work is still a proof-of-concept demonstration,

researchers envision developing it into an ultra-low power wireless

system that can easily transmit information around the human body.

An application of this technology would be a wireless sensor network

for full-body health monitoring.

“In the future, people are going to be wearing more electronics,

such as smart watches, fitness trackers and health monitors. All of

these devices will need to communicate information with each other.

Currently, these devices transmit information using Bluetooth radios,

which use a lot of power to communicate. We’re trying to find new

ways to communicate information around the human body that use

much less power,” said Patrick Mercier, a professor in the Depat. of

Electrical and Computer Engineering at UC San Diego who led the

study. Mercier also serves as the co-director of the UC San Diego

Center for Wearable Sensors.

Communicating magnetic signals through the human body:

The new study presents a solution to some of the main barriers

of other wireless communication systems: in order to reduce power

consumption when transmitting and receiving information, wireless

systems need to send signals that can easily travel from one side of

the human body to another. Bluetooth technology uses

electromagnetic radiation to transmit data; however these radio

signals do not easily pass through the human body and therefore

require a power boost to help overcome this signal obstruction, or

“path loss.”

In this study, electrical engineers demonstrated a technique

called magnetic field human body communication, which uses the

body as a vehicle to deliver magnetic energy between electronic

devices.

An advantage of this system is that magnetic fields are able to

pass freely through biological tissues, so signals are communicated

with much lower path losses and potentially, much lower power

consumption. In their experiments, researchers demonstrated that the

magnetic communication link works well on the body, but they did

not test the technique’s power consumption. Researchers showed that

the path losses associated with magnetic field human body

communication are upwards of 10 million times lower than those

associated with Bluetooth radios.

“This technique, to our knowledge, achieves the lowest path

losses out of any wireless human body communication system that’s

been demonstrated so far. This technique will allow us to build much

lower power wearable devices,” said Mercie.