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Conference on Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering 2018
CETE-2018
📅 Date: FEBRUARY 2018
🏫 Organized by: Thakur College of Engineering and Technology, Thakur
📖 Volume: VOLUME 5, SPECIAL ISSUE 3
Rf power and photodiode energy Based battery free cellular phone Taruna Tiwari, Prachi Singh, Prasika Nagvekar, Anvita Birje, Vikas Shinde
Haptic Based Sign Language Interpreter Swayam Bhosale, Harsh Kalla, Kashish Kitawat, Megha Gupta
Implementing SDN to replace traditional networking paradigm to overcome limitations of traditional network Ashish Yadav, Pralhad Konnur, Sachin Singh, Kalawati Patil
CONVIVIAL: Connecting Homes Amit Mishra, Ravi Pandey, Amit Pathak, Dr. Sangeeta Mishra
Wireless Power Transmission Satyam Anil Singh, Umeshkumar Prasad, Ravesh Chauhan, Rutvi Thakar
Analysis using HMM model for Online Signature Verification using Hybrid Wavelet Transform – II. Rasika Bagwe, Shimoni Mistry, Mayuri Sawant, Mr.Manoj Chavan
Image Encryption Using Chaos Theory Krishna Yadav, Dipesh Chawda, Arti Prajapati
Enhancement Of Performance Parameters Of Inverterusing Hemt Dr. MadhuriMavinkurve, Swati Mishra, Karan Sharma, Abhinav Chamola
Real-Time Communication Braille Glove for Deaf and Blind Miti Sha, Tanvi Shah, Rohit Tiwari, Rutvi Thakar
Three tier architecture with enhanced security at layer 2 And layer 3. Simran Thakur, Arshi Khan, Jasmita Dave, Sukruti Kaulgud
Design and Development of Optical Biosensor for Medical Applications S. Narayankhedkar, I.V. Singh, Km Divya Gautam
Phase Frequency Detector in Phase Lock Loop Farah Attar
Abstract × Rf power and photodiode energy Based battery free cellular phone Taruna Tiwari, Prachi Singh, Prasika Nagvekar, Anvita Birje, Vikas Shinde
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Contact Select Page CETE-IARJSET 25 Abstract: A typical high end smart phone is supposed to have enough battery life to get through a full day. But over a time a lot of people find their phones with lack of battery. Perhaps, battery life actually seems to be getting worse with successive generations which leads to dead phone in emergencies. This paper purposes the study of cell phone which aims to overcome the shortcomings of existing phone due to lack of battery. In companies that require employees to be stationed at areas which are prone to power cutoffs and loss of connectivity, usage of RF waves for harvesting energy to the mobile device is a convenient solution. By working on this project for ONGC the aim is to eliminate the aforesaid problem. Battery free cell phone includes interfacing of antenna for transmission and reception of signals. RF harvester for gathering the RF signals from atmosphere and photodiode harvester for gathering the ambient light from the atmosphere and converting it into power. The key challenge in achieving this is that a cellphone is required to perform multiple basic operations: sensing speech at the device, transmitting it to the base station, receiving speech information from the base station and finally actuating the speaker/earphones. Designing a battery-free cell phone system requires us to perform all these functions, in real time, using only a few micro-watts of power. Existing ADC and DAC based approaches to transmitting and receiving speech consume too much power to be applicable for real-time battery-free applications. Keywords: Battery free cellphone, RF harvester, photodiode, DC-DC Booster, RF- DC Conversion Call for Papers Rapid Publication 24/7 April 2026 Submission: eMail paper now Notification: Immediate Publication: Immediately with eCertificates Frequency: Monthly Downloads Paper Format Copyright Form
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Abstract × Haptic Based Sign Language Interpreter Swayam Bhosale, Harsh Kalla, Kashish Kitawat, Megha Gupta
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Contact Select Page CETE-IARJSET 22 Abstract: There is currently an abundance of systems available that is used to aid dumb/deaf people. These systems, though quite effective, are not very user friendly. We believe that, with the use of glove, signs can be translated with more accuracy and better consistency. In our paper, we are proposing a system which will prove to be an improvement to the existing system in terms of accuracy and ease of use. The use of the sensor glove would enable us to use sign language without relying on a computer. The sign language sensor glove proves to be very useful to aid in communication with the deaf. We believe that such a translator could be an effective means of communication to those who are using sign language in their daily life. The proposed scheme recognizes and interprets American Sign Language symbols that have static gestures. American Sign Language is a widely used and accepted standard for communication for people with hearing and speaking impairments. This project aims to alleviate these hurdles by acting as a bridge between Sign Language and Spoken Language to facilitate effective communication. We propose use of a sensor glove interfaced with a processor and display and audio devices which will translate the gestures made by the wearer to a commensurate word in the regular dialect. The model will also have provisions for the user to choose between 2 dialects and provide output based on the user's choice. Keywords: American Sign Language; Sensor Glove;Translate; Dialects; Microcontroller; Arduino IDE; accuracy. Call for Papers Rapid Publication 24/7 April 2026 Submission: eMail paper now Notification: Immediate Publication: Immediately with eCertificates Frequency: Monthly Downloads Paper Format Copyright Form
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Abstract × Implementing SDN to replace traditional networking paradigm to overcome limitations of traditional network Ashish Yadav, Pralhad Konnur, Sachin Singh, Kalawati Patil
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Contact Select Page CETE-IARJSET 18 Abstract: Traditional networks are vertically integrated and if any problem arises, it is required to troubleshoot every networking device. This affects the flexibility and halts the step to evolution. Suppose if a new economic venture is in planning to be established, a new networking system is provided. Due to lack of agility and flexibility, they cannot be upgraded instantly as they have distributed control plane. This introduces to a very intelligent network system termed as Software Defined Networking. SDN is an entry and evolutionary networking model that can modify the limitation of current network layout. The controller used here is Open Daylight which is the brain in such a network while Mini net emulation software provides the simulation switches. Here is an attempt towards integrating a proposed application with SDN system for greater observation and monitoring of a network. Keywords: Network applications, Northbound interface, NOS, Mini net, Open Daylight. Call for Papers Rapid Publication 24/7 April 2026 Submission: eMail paper now Notification: Immediate Publication: Immediately with eCertificates Frequency: Monthly Downloads Paper Format Copyright Form
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Abstract × CONVIVIAL: Connecting Homes Amit Mishra, Ravi Pandey, Amit Pathak, Dr. Sangeeta Mishra
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Contact Select Page CETE-IARJSET 17 Abstract: Convivial, a French word, meaning 'user friendly' is a new concept of home automation and security. This project aims to eradicate human efforts by automation. Nowadays, in an era of digitizing everything from a small scale to large scale. The main aim of this project is to make lifestyle easy at the tip of the fingers. Taking into consideration the cost as well as the quality, the idea of this project was developed. The already existing products which are available in the market are either very costly or not as effective as it is needed to be. The existing market provides two different products for the purposes, which has been inculcated in one i.e. automation and security both. The exclusive thing in this project is that it can support multiple room and multiple switches option with a customizable mobile application for controlling the home appliances. The project will make use of ZigBee. It is a technical standard for communication protocols using small, low power, digital radios for personal area networks (PAN), IEEE International Standard 802.15.4, typically operating at 2.4 GHz. It’s target market is low power applications with infrequent data transmission needs. Xbee is Digi International’s in house Zigbee communication module brand. Keywords: Automation, ZigBee, Raspberry pi, Smart Home, Android Application. Call for Papers Rapid Publication 24/7 April 2026 Submission: eMail paper now Notification: Immediate Publication: Immediately with eCertificates Frequency: Monthly Downloads Paper Format Copyright Form
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Abstract × Wireless Power Transmission Satyam Anil Singh, Umeshkumar Prasad, Ravesh Chauhan, Rutvi Thakar
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Contact Select Page CETE-IARJSET 13 Abstract: This paper contains the information about the project named "Wireless Power Transmission". It is the system for transmitting the electrical power from a transmitting source to load wirelessly using coils. In this project two coils are used, one on the transmitter side called as primary coil and another at the receiver side called as secondary coil. This project is not similar to the wireless signal transmission which is used in cell phones. In this method of transmission, power from electrical source is transmitted in the form of magnetic flux. In this project, the AC power is supplied to the transmitting circuit which converts the AC Power into magnetic flux using primary coil. When secondary coil interacts with this flux, an E.M.F. will be induced in the secondary coil. In this way, electrical power will be transmitted without using wires. Keywords: Electrical power Transmission, Coils, Magnetic Rays, Flux, E.M.F. Call for Papers Rapid Publication 24/7 April 2026 Submission: eMail paper now Notification: Immediate Publication: Immediately with eCertificates Frequency: Monthly Downloads Paper Format Copyright Form
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Abstract × Analysis using HMM model for Online Signature Verification using Hybrid Wavelet Transform – II. Rasika Bagwe, Shimoni Mistry, Mayuri Sawant, Mr.Manoj Chavan
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Contact Select Page CETE-IARJSET 12 Abstract: In this paper, feature vector is extracted from the online signature based on Hybrid Wavelet Transform II and then they are given to Hidden Markov Model based classifier. The samples and various combinations of Feature vector are tested and the system is analyzed based on their performance. On the first 128 samples of the pressure parameter Hybrid Wavelet Transform II was applied and 1-16 samples of the output were used as feature vector for signature verification. The performance of the system was compared by using Hidden Markov Model(HMM) classifier. The Left to Right topology of HMM was used as classifier. Considering Left to Right model for 1 - 16 samples KEKRE 128 offers best performance of FRR ranging from 5% to 11% . Considering Left to Right model for1 - 16 samples DCT 128 offers best performance of EER 4%. Keywords: HMM Hybrid Wavelet Transform Online Signature Verification. Call for Papers Rapid Publication 24/7 April 2026 Submission: eMail paper now Notification: Immediate Publication: Immediately with eCertificates Frequency: Monthly Downloads Paper Format Copyright Form
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Abstract × Image Encryption Using Chaos Theory Krishna Yadav, Dipesh Chawda, Arti Prajapati
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Contact Select Page CETE-IARJSET 11 Abstract: Encryption basically follow two different approaches, the first being encrypting the images through encryption algorithms using keys, the other approach involves dividing the image into random shares to maintain the images secrecy. Chaotic encryption of images is the better approach for cryptography. The chaotic encryption algorithms have several advantages over the traditional encryption algorithms like high security, speed, sensible computational overheads and computational power. The Chaos theory that aims to disadvantage of existing algorithm In recent years, a large type of cryptanalytic algorithms supported chaos are argue and most of them are verified to achieve success by adopting the normal permutation-diffusion design. However, one downside these strategies largely hold is that they need very little reference to the plaintext or, to be precise, the link between them is quite less. The downside makes the encoding algorithms prone to the known-plaintext and chosen-plaintext attack. In addition, the secret keys are unit stationary at the most times, and that they can't be elite dynamically by the corresponding plain image pixels. So as to beat these disadvantages mentioned higher than, we have a tendency to introduce a new chaos-based image encoding rule with dynamic key choice mechanisms. During this we have a tendency to gift a dynamic keystream sequence cluster choice mechanism (DKSGSM) and a dynamic keystream choice mechanism (DKSM). They powerfully enhance the connection between the plaintext and also the encryption scheme. Especially, the DKSGSM and DKSM expand the choice vary of the keys and permit us to pick out the keys dynamically by the corresponding plaintext pixels. What's a lot of, by adopting the bidirectional encryption, we are able to unfold the influence to the complete image once a little modification in plain image and this could greatly increase the protection level of our encryption technique. keywords: Dynamic keystream sequence group selection mechanism(DKSGSM),Dynamic keystream selection mechanism(DKSM),ImageEncryption,Chaos,Permutatio, Diffusion. Call for Papers Rapid Publication 24/7 April 2026 Submission: eMail paper now Notification: Immediate Publication: Immediately with eCertificates Frequency: Monthly Downloads Paper Format Copyright Form
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Abstract × Enhancement Of Performance Parameters Of Inverterusing Hemt Dr. MadhuriMavinkurve, Swati Mishra, Karan Sharma, Abhinav Chamola
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Contact Select Page CETE-IARJSET 09 Abstract: CMOS inverter is widely used devices in most of the electronic circuits as it offers significant noise margins in both states, and will operate over a vast range of source and input voltages (provided the source voltage is fixed) but they undergo some drawbacks such as propagation delay dependency on mobility, load capacitance and dimensions. This paper uses HEMT as an alternative for CMOS inverter. HEMT is a heterojunction device which offers high gain and low noise figure or power dissipation, switching speed is less which reduces propagation delay. Simulation of inverter using HEMT will be done in TCAD.We have simulated and comparedCMOS Inverter and Inverter using HEMT in AIM Spice and observed the enhanced parameters. KeyWords: CMOS, Propagation delay, TCAD, HEMT. Call for Papers Rapid Publication 24/7 April 2026 Submission: eMail paper now Notification: Immediate Publication: Immediately with eCertificates Frequency: Monthly Downloads Paper Format Copyright Form
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Abstract × Real-Time Communication Braille Glove for Deaf and Blind Miti Sha, Tanvi Shah, Rohit Tiwari, Rutvi Thakar
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Contact Select Page CETE-IARJSET 8 Abstract: It is very difficult for the visually impaired and deaf people to obtain basic and necessary information required for their living. Therefore, they are at a risk of being socially excluded due to poor access to information. Attempts have been made in improving the communication methods for visually impaired and deaf people. Methods have been developed which involve tactile sensation such as finger Braille, manual alphabets and several other electronic devices. But lack of privacy and lack of compatibility to computer environment are problems that remain unaddressed. This paper describes a low-cost Braille hand glove for blind and deaf people using slot sensors and vibration motors with the help of which they can read and write emails, text messages and read e-books. This Glove allows an individual to type characters based on different Braille combinations using six slot sensors. The vibration in six different positions of the glove which matches to the Braille code allows them to read characters. Keywords: Braille, Braille Glove, Slot sensors, Vibration motors Call for Papers Rapid Publication 24/7 April 2026 Submission: eMail paper now Notification: Immediate Publication: Immediately with eCertificates Frequency: Monthly Downloads Paper Format Copyright Form
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Abstract × Three tier architecture with enhanced security at layer 2 And layer 3. Simran Thakur, Arshi Khan, Jasmita Dave, Sukruti Kaulgud
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Contact Select Page CETE-IARJSET 06 Abstract: The current scenario in the communication domain is mainly focused on internet. Therefore, for a secured and reliable communication arises a need to design a structure that translates business requirements into technical specifications. This paper mainly focuses on the current security issues such as DHCP spoofing, MAC flooding, VLAN attacks, etc. Security is integral part of any type of network. Without a full understanding of the threats that are involved, network security mechanism tends to be incorrectly configured. This motivates to design a proposed system that aims at building an organized infrastructure that is the Three Tier Architecture with enhanced security at layer 2 and layer 3. Proposed framework focuses that Security is an infrastructure service that increases the integrity of the networks by protecting network resources and users from external and internal attacks. Projected architecture is deployed using software tool GNS3 a combination of virtual and real devices, used to simulate complex networks. Keywords: Three Tier Architecture, DHCP, MAC, VLAN, Port security. Call for Papers Rapid Publication 24/7 April 2026 Submission: eMail paper now Notification: Immediate Publication: Immediately with eCertificates Frequency: Monthly Downloads Paper Format Copyright Form
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Abstract × Design and Development of Optical Biosensor for Medical Applications S. Narayankhedkar, I.V. Singh, Km Divya Gautam
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Contact Select Page CETE-IARJSET 03 Abstract: Currently, cancer detection is a difficult, long and invasive process. Cancer is a common condition and where the body cell began too grows and reproduces in an uncontrollable manner. Cancer ranks 2nd after heart disease in causing death. Many times the symptoms are unclear or tumors are detected far into the stages of cancer, especially in the case of breast cancer detection below the age of 40 years. Clinical diagnostics aim to recognize abnormal characteristics as efficiently and quickly as possible. Already, mammography, sonography, ultrasound techniques are available for breast cancer detector but they can give ambiguous report because of higher order granular. Therefore, for solving this problem, in this work optical ring resonator (single and double) and waveguide biosensor have been developed. The optical biosensor is a faster, cheaper alternative for cancer cell detection. With this new machine for cancer screening integrated into the clinic, a more comprehensive healthcare tool would be more widely available to health care professionals. This project addresses optical biosensors. A lens (Virtual blood cell) is placed in the ring resonator which acts as a virtual blood cell, and then light is passed in side ring resonator through waveguide for detection of cancerous cell. ancerous blood cell and healthy blood cell have been developed by changing the refractive index of cell, while the refractive index of normal cells is 1.30-1.32µm and that of cancerous cell is 1.37-1.40µm. Keywords: OFRR, Optical Biosensor, Optical Ring Resonator, Optical Wave Guide. Call for Papers Rapid Publication 24/7 April 2026 Submission: eMail paper now Notification: Immediate Publication: Immediately with eCertificates Frequency: Monthly Downloads Paper Format Copyright Form
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Abstract × Phase Frequency Detector in Phase Lock Loop Farah Attar
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Contact Select Page CETE-IARJSET 02 Abstract: Industry is approaching towards complete system-on-chip (SoC) design solutions that include power management. Power has become one of the most important part of design convergence for multi gigahertz communication systems such as optical data links, wireless products, microprocessor & ASIC/SOC designs. Hence by using 45nm CMOS technology parameters PLL is designed. This gives at low power consumption high speed performance. MOS model called BSIM4 recommended for ultra-deep submicron technology simulation. The Software Tanner13.0 tool used to allows designing and simulating an integrated circuit at physical description level. Today's communication systems, processors and computing devices require circuit of low power consumption, small size, high speed and low fabrication cost for these requirements to design PLL by using 45nm CMOS technology. The main objective of PLL is to generate signal in which phase of feedback signal is same as phase of reference signal. This is achieved after many iteration of comparison of the reference and feedback signal. One of them is XOR gate based detection but it is less preferred as compared to the PFD. The reason behind rejecting use of XOR gate as detector was that that it can lock onto harmonics of the reference signal and most important it cannot detect a difference in frequency. These disadvantages were overcome by other type of PFD. Keywords: Phase Lock Loop (PLL), Phase Frequency Detector (PFD), 45nm CMOS Technology, Tanner13.0 Call for Papers Rapid Publication 24/7 April 2026 Submission: eMail paper now Notification: Immediate Publication: Immediately with eCertificates Frequency: Monthly Downloads Paper Format Copyright Form
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