About Department

VISION

Imparting Quality Education to achieve Academic Excellence in Electronics and Communication Engineering for Global Competent Engineers.

MISSION

• Create state of art infrastructure for quality education.
• Nurture innovative concepts and problem solving skills.
• Delivering Professional Engineers to meet the societal needs.

PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES

1. Prepare graduates to be professionals, Practicing engineers and entrepreneurs in the field of Electronics and communication engineering.
2. To acquire sufficient knowledge base for innovative techniques in design and development of tools and systems.
3. Capable of competing globally in multidisciplinary field.
4. Achieve personal and professional success with awareness and commitment to ethical and social responsibilities as an individual as well as a team.
5. Graduates will maintain and improve technical competence through continuous learning process.

Program specific outcomes

PSO1: The graduates will be able to apply the principles of Electronics and Communication in core areas.

PSO2: An ability to use latest hardware and software tools in Electronics and Communication engineering.

PSO3: Preparing Graduates to satisfy industrial needs and pursue higher studies with social-awareness and universal moral values.

Lab Infrastructure

The department laboratories has well equipped with high-end software to help students familiarize themselves with new technology.

Layout of Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

VTU UG Rank Holders List

VTU Rank Holders-PG
Digital Electronics & Communication

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VLSI Design and Embedded Systems

ECE Palcements Statics

IEEE CAS Bangalore Chapter Most Promising Student Branch award 2021 Presented to Dept of ECE Bangalore Institute of Technology

Dept of ECE BIT, Star Performers

Mistral Hackathon on 7th May 2022

Mistral Hackfest-22 was conducted by Mistral Solutions Pvt. Ltd, in collaboration with the National Engineering College(NEC). The hackathon had several challenges.

First round of the Hackathon was online submission of the prototypes/ideas to be implemented.

Second Round was online presentation of the working prototype.

The third round of the event was held in Kovilpatti, Tamil Nadu. It was held on 7th May.

Three teams from Bangalore Institute of Technology (BIT) were shortlisted for the event out of 30 teams. The projects were based on Water body Monitoring System using IOT and Wearables for sports.

The judging panel consisted of Rajeev Ramachandra (CTO & Co-founder, Mistral Solutions) and Dr Christopher, former Chairman-DRDO and the employees from Mistral Solutions.

Team Enigma won the second prize with a cash prize of 2.5L.

Team Enigma: Naveen Nataraj (6th Sem, ECE), S Kiran (6th Sem, ECE),Mohammed Reyhan Khan P (6th Sem, ECE)

Team Utkarsh won the fourth prize with a cash prize of 75k.

Team Utkarsh: M Sree Vathsa Kashyap (6th Sem, ECE) Parthiv Kamath CS (6th Sem, ECE) Sampreth S (6th Sem, ECE)

Team Titans found were ranked 7th and were given gifts and goodies.

Team Titans: RAM KUMAR B M (6th Sem, ECE), Raimond Rosario R (6th Sem, ECE)

The winning teams were also promised paid Internship to work on cutting edge real-world problems and were also eligible to participate in the pre-placement interview.

“e-Yantra Robotics Competition (eYRC) 2019-2020”

Congratulations to our college e-Yantra Robotics Team for winning Consolation Prize in this year’s e-Yantra Robotics Competition (eYRC).

Team Members:
1. 1. Aditya Kumar (ECE)
2. 2. Arvind Patidar (ECE)

• e-Yantra is a project sponsored by MHRD through the National Mission on Education through ICT (NMEICT).
• It is an initiative by IIT Bombay that aims to create the next generation of embedded systems engineers with a practical outlook to help provide practical solutions to some of the real world problems.

Aboute-Yantra Robotics Competition

e-Yantra Robotics Competition (eYRC) is a unique annual competition launched in the month of August every year for undergraduate students in engineering colleges. Selected teams are given a robotic kit complete with accessories and video tutorials to help them learn basic concepts in embedded systems and microcontroller programming. Abstracts of real world problems assigned as "themes" are then implemented by the teams using the robotic kits. The winners of this competition will be eligible for summer internship at IIT Bombay through e-Yantra Summer Internship Program.

The competition is conducted completely online over a period of 4-5 months. During this period Teams work on Tasks – each Task being a step in the learning/problem-solving process. Based on the performance in the Tasks, teams are selected for further stages of the competition/Finals of the competition. Through this competition, students are not only learning and exploring technologies but also developing skills to analyze a problem, finding alternate solutions and presenting an appropriate solution to the problem - skills essential in any entrepreneurial endeavour.

About the Theme Rapid Rescuer (RR)

Rescue operations pose a grave danger to victim as well as to those assigned the job of saving the lives of victims. Rescuing people in case of fire and explosion in any cityscape comprising numerous buildings (these may be including residential, commercial, industrial, petroleum/chemical distribution, maritime, construction, and agricultural buildings etc) is a risky and crucial operation.

Robots can be used in such applications to save lives of people and also provide crucial information that can further be used by experts for decision making. The purpose of Rapid Rescuer is to rescue victims from dangerous or unpleasant situations to safer locations.

The arena for the theme is an abstraction of a city in the form of a maze. An image of a maze will be given to teams and using Image Processing, teams have to find the shortest path from start node to final node. This information will be communicated to the Bot. The goal is to traverse the shortest path and evacuate people from different locations to a safe place whilst avoiding unknown obstacles.

Technical Activities

Name of the event:IEEE CAS BIT Student Branch Embedded System Workshop
Date:20th and 21st May 2022
Participants attended:46
Speaker Name:Vijaya Mahtesh, Cleverbit, Bangalore

• The Embedded System Workshop was conducted on 20th and 21st of may from 10 am to 4:30 pm. The venue provided for the workshop was the VLSI Lab, BIT.
• The training was provided by Mr. Vijay Mahantesh from Cleverbit Solutions PVT LTD which included the insight on the processors such as Arduino along with the live demonstration by providing kits.
• The event started in presence of the Principal Dr. MU Aswath and HOD of the ECE Dept. Dr. Hemanth Kumar A R and the counsellor for IEEE BIT Student Branch Dr. Jalaja S and the speaker for the workshop Mr. Vijay Mahantesh by lighting the candle.
• The workshop mainly focused on the 2nd and 3rd years where we learnt about the basics of Arduino along with the sensors and Embedded C required to code the Arduino.
• The workshop was held for 2 days that is the 20th and the 21st where on the first day we were taught the basics of Arduino and how to code it according to our need. We were taught how to use the IR sensor that detects the motion of a heat emitting body around its range .We were also made to use an LDR that helps in detecting light intensity.
• The second day, we were taught how to use an ultrasonic sensor which detects the distance the body is kept at from the mounting point and also the use of LCD display which can be used as a display device to monitor various values.There were a lot of parameters that they had included to teach us and as well were giving various tasks complete.
• We also had a great insight on various domains and ways to get into Embedded Systems through one to one talks with Vijay Mahantesh sir.
• The event was graced by the presence of

Principal of BIT - Dr. Aswath M U
HOD, Dept. Of ECE - Dr. Hemanth Kumar A R
Counsellor, IEEE BIT Student Branch - Dr. Jalaja S
Co-Ordinator, IEEE BIT Student Branch - Dr. Vijay Prakash A M

CAPGEMINI Technical Talk

Technical Talks on trends and opportunities in VLSI was organized on 13th April, 2022.

It was held in the Seminar Hall, BIT at 10.30 AM.The Technical Talk was organized by the COE in VLSI in association with the placement cell, BIT.

The Speakers of the event were professionals from Capgemini. The speakers: - Amit Goyal, Senior Director, DFT- Practice Head

Mohanraj Periasamy – Director, Front End- Practice Head

This talk was addressed to the 6th Sem Students, interested 8th Sem Students and M-Tech Students. They provided valuable insights on the current trends of the VLSI domain along with giving some exposure towards Digital Design, Analog Design and DFT. 164 students are participated.

Each speaker spoke about their own domains and their work experience. They also motivated students to take up a career in the VLSI domain.

There was an in-depth question and answer session (QnA) where students asked various questions regarding the courses, projects and their future in the VLSI domain. A token of appreciation was given to the speakers.

The event was graced by the presence of: - Principal – Dr. Aswath M U

HOD, Dept. of ECE – Dr. Hemanth Kumar A R

Dean, R&D – Dr. Vijayprakash A M

CoE Coordinator- Dr. Kalpana A B

Name of the event :IEEE CAS BIT Student Branch Industrial Visit
Date: 8th April 2022
Participants attended : 35
Visiting Place: ISRO, Marathahalli, Bangalore

The ECE Bangalore Institute of Technology IEEE student Branch organized a one day Industrial visit to Indian space Research Organization (ISRO), Bangalore on 8th April 2022. It was a full day visit by 34 students of 5th semester along with 1 faculty member.
Students also gained knowledge about Introduction to Geospatial Technologies, AI-ML FOR Remote Sensing Applications and Opportunities from ISRO’s Geoportals. The Industrial Visit was a great benefit for the students to directly understand about the various concepts of satellite and space missions done by ISRO.

Name of the event: Role of Extra and Co - Curricular Activities in Academics
Venue & Date : Webex platform, 11th December,2021
Participants attended : 117
Resource Person : Prof Arivnd Kumar Neam, IIT Delhi

IEEE Bangalore Institute of Technology in association with IEEE CAS BIT ECE organized “Role of Extra and Co - Curricular Activities in Academics” on 11th December 2021 at 6.00 PM. Prof Arivnd Kumar Neam in detail explained about how the credit points will be scored with Curriculum and Extra c-curriculum activities in the academics in detail. Around 117 participants are gain the knowledge of this webinar.

Name of the event : Planning and Executing IEEE Humanitarian Projects
Venue & Date : Webex platform, 29th November 2021
Participants attended : 45
Resource Person : Dr Bijoy Antony Jose, Cochin University, Kerala

IEEE Bangalore Institute of Technology in association with IEEE CAS BIT ECE organized “Planning and Executing IEEE Humanitarian Projects conducted on 29th November 2021 @ 3.00 PM. IEEE BIT in association with IEEE ECE CAS BIT conducted IEEE HAC project motivation webinar.

Name of the event: ICT Tools for Effective Teaching- Learning Pedagogies
Venue & Date : ECE VLSI, BIT & webex platform, 7th to 9th October 2021
Participants attended : 50
Resource Person : Dr Mangala Sunder Krishnan, IIT Madars Dr Kendaganswamy , RVCE Bangalore

IEEE BIT Student Branch in association with IEEE CAS BIT and Professional Bodies Forum Dept ECE, Bangalore Institute of Technology, Bangalore organized a 3-Days workshop on “ICT Tools for Effective Teaching- Learning Pedagogies” from 7th to 9th October 2021.
Sole objectives of this 3-Days workshop on “ICT Tools for Effective Teaching- Learning Pedagogies” explore challenges faced using ICT Tools for teaching learning process in smart classrooms. Dr Kendaganswamy from RVCE Bangalore, explore ICT tools hands-on, on Day 1 and Day 2 session. In this workshop participants learned the ways teacher can use google webpage in the classroom and how to create a webpage for class where to include course materials & rich content including video’s, images, slides & audio recording. Dr Mangala Sunder Krishnan handled Day 3 session. He gave an insightful talk in the area of Learning Management systems, (MOODLE, e.g.) social networking (WhatsApp??), online discussion forums, online conferencing tools (Zoom, Teams, WebEx, Googlemeet) and presently tools of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) are redefining the landscape of teaching and learning rapidly.

Name of the event : Digital VLSI Design and Verification
Venue & Date : Webex platform, 23rd to 27th August 2021
Participants attended : 50
Resource Person : Mr. Aloke Kumar Das (Keynote Speaker), Director of Labs & Frenus Tech & AugsthaApps Labs
Mr. Venkat Krishna, Technical Head- AARK IC Technologies
Ms. Saraswathi B P, PD Engineer-CADENCE, Entuple Technologies
Mr. L V Kedharnath, FAE-CADENCE, Entuple Technologies

Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering in association with Entuple Technologies and IEEE-BIT CAS organised a 5-Day FDP on “Digital VLSI Design and Verification” from 23rd to 27th August 2021. The Targeted Participants were Faculty, PG Students, Researchers and Industry Representatives. A total of 1672 individuals showed their interest in attending the FDP by Registering through Google Form. Out of which more than 1000 turn up online to participate. The Registrations were from 6 countries which include India, UAE, Bangladesh, Taiwan, Tanzania and Oman. Within India, registrations were spread across 22 different States

Name of the event: Mini Project Competition
Venue & Date : Webex platform, 1st July 2021
Participants attended : 150

IEEE BIT Student Branch had organized2021 IEEE BIT Student Branch Pre-Final Year Miniproject (PYM) Competitionin association with IEEE Bangalore Section and IEEE CAS Bangalore Chapter on 1st July 2021 from 10.45 AM on Webex Platform. TheIEEE BIT Student Branch Pre-Final Year Miniproject (PYM) Competition was inaugurated by the Chief Guest Dr Devesh Dwivedi chair IEEE CAS Bangalore Section, Guest of Honor Dr M U Aswath Principal, BIT Bangalore, Dr Sreerangaraju, Professor and Head Dept of ECE, BIT and IEEE Student Branch Counsellor Dr Jalaja S. The event was graced by Jury members, Head of the Departments of GSSSIETW, IEEE Faculty Coordinators and student participants from various engineering college across the country.
The Prize Distribution was held on Thursday 15th July 2021 from 7.00 PM on email and whatsup plaform. The Prize Distribution of each tracks as follows:

The First Prize of Track 1: VLSI Design and Embedded Systems application: Paper ID- V-132 (Automated athletes timing system)
Prize of Track 1: VLSI Design and Embedded Systems application: Paper ID- V-169 (I2C LED driver design)
The First Prize of Track 2: Biomedical and life science circuits and systems Paper ID- O-350 (Virobot - The artificial nurse)
Second Prize of Track 2: Biomedical and life science circuits and systems Paper ID- O-326 (Development of precautionary measures for public health using Iot and Deep learning)
The First Prize of Track 3: Neural system and application / Power and Energy Circuits and Systems Paper ID- N-549 (Air Canvas)
Second Prize of Track 3: Neural system and application / Power and Energy Circuits and Systems Paper ID- N-599 (Sea Tide Power Project)
The First Prize of Track 4:Circuits and systems Communication / Digital Signal Processing Paper ID- C-578 (DIT & DIF FFT Algorithm Calculator Using Python)
Second Prize of Track 4:Circuits and systems Communication / Digital Signal Processing Paper ID- C-591 (PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS FOR AUTOMOBILE & DRIVER SAFETY USING IoT)
The First Prize of Track5: Others Paper ID- T-90 (Implementation & Design of Agile and Multipurpose Autonomous Robot using ROS)
Second Prize of Track5: Others Paper ID- T-52 (Health App)
All the participants Prize money was transfer to respective winner account. Participation certificate given to all guide and individual project team members.

Name of the event:One Week Workshop on RTL Design and Verification
Venue & Date : Webex platform, 14th to 18th June 2021
Participants attended : 93
Resource Person : Venkata Krishna & Arvind Sampangiramiah, Technical Head AARK IC Technologies, Bangalore

This Workshop addresses Advance Digital Design, CMOS, and Introduction to Verilog, System Verilog and UVM and address the growing semiconductor industry landscape, trends, opportunities, skills needed to join the VLSI/Semiconductor Industry and bridge the gap between academics and semiconductor industry requirements
The focus of this workshop is Enhance your VLSI knowledge Exposure to VLSI industry Make you join the Semiconductor industry as ASIC Verification Engineer Understanding career opportunities and potential in the Semiconductor Industry Get certified after completing the workshop

Name of the event : “Reconnect 2021’’ Bootcamp
Venue & Date : Webex platform, 13th to 14th February 2021
Participants attended : 30
Resource Person : Vishwas Navada, Senior Hardware Design Engineer, Tejas Networks Shashank Punia, Hardware Design Engineer, Robert Bosch

IEEE BIT Student Branch in association with IEEE Bangalore Section conducted Reconnect 2021 on February 13th and 14th at 11.00 to 12.30 PM.
Day 1: why is participation in hackathons so important in today’s competitive world?
Day 2: Bridging the gap between Academia and Industry with the help of real world case studies in Digital Electronics.

EVENTS ORGANIZED BY ESCA

Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Webinar

The Cryptocurrency webinar was conducted on 19th July 2021, from 5:00 p.m to 6:00 p.m under the guidance of thePrincipal, HOD and the ECSA staff co-ordinators.

The event included the following various topics:

• First topic was the “Introduction to Blockchain andCryptocurrencies”, led by Amisha who gave a briefknowledge about blockchain and cryptocurrencies.
• The Principal was then asked to speak few words about theevent.
• The second topic was about “What is blockchain? and itshistory”, led by Mahima who gave a basic knowledge about the blockchain and how it all started.
• The third topic was “How does Cryptocurrency work?”,led by Ravi who spoke about the working of the cryptocurrency, the transaction, validation of transactionand some security for the currency.
• The fourth topic was about the “Various alt-coins”, led byShreyansh who introduced about alt-coins and its varioustypes like mining based, pre mined and stablecoins.
• The fifth topic was the “Pros and Cons of Crypto”, led by Akhilesh who gave an insight about various Pros and cons of crypto and also the disadvantages of the blockchain
• The sixth topic was about the “Future of blockchain and blockchain as a career”, led by Naveen who made us aware of the smart contacts, voting, blockchain jobs, blockchain startups influence on the software giants like google, amazon etc

Finally, the vote of thanks was given by Ramitha

Around 50 students actively participated and graced theevent

IDEATHON ECSA 2021

The Ideathon was conducted in 2 rounds. In the first round all theparticipants submitted their ideas online. After evaluation by the Tech Team, 6 teams were shortlisted for the second round.

The second round of the event was held on 27th Oct 2021.

PRE-PLACEMENT TALK 2022

The Pre-placement talk was conducted on 8th of January from 5:30 p.m to 8:00 p.m under the guidance of the ECE department HOD Dr.Hemanth Kumar,placement cell officer Dr.Reddappa,placement coordinator Krishna R sir and the faculty coordinators Dr.Kalpana and Hitaishi Devaraja ma’am.

Name of the event : Essentials and applications of Artificial Intelligence
Venue & Date : Webex platform, 7th & 8th December 2020
Participants attended : 45
Resource Person : Dr Sunil Vippula, Ericson, Bangalore

The event started off with the introduction of AI, ML vs dL. The speaker made the event quite interesting by giving insight about day to day applications of Artificial intelligence. He also summarized the AI project ideas in different area like Image, Speech, numerical, Robots etc. As a key takeaway for the attendees, the speaker described the various services offered AL, ML and DL services that can be applied in the real world.

Name of the event : “Internet on Trees, New Education Policy and Women in Innovation”
Venue & Date : Webex platform, 18th to 20th November 2020
Participants attended : 46
Resource Persons: Dr Liyanage C De Silva, Dr Kumudhini Ravidra, Dr Aswath MU, Dr TC Thanuja, Dr MK Venkatesh, Dr Sadashivappa, Dr Ravi Kumar

About The Event:

First day Dr Liyanage explained about new research topic Internet of Trees. Second day Panel discussion is conducted on New education policy 2020. Dr Aswath Principal BIT was the moderator discussed the new education policy rules and regulations along with 4 panellists Dr TC Thanuja, Dr MK Venkatesh, Dr Sadashivappa and Dr Ravi Kumar.

Professional Bodies Forum BIT in association of Electronics and Communication Engineering conducted 3 days Virtual FDP from 15.04.2021 to 17.04.2021

Bangalore institute of Technology, Bengaluru has organized the three Days Faculty Development Program webinar on “Emerging Materials, Devices and Systems for the Era of 5G and IOT” enrich the knowledge in the domain such Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Bangalore Institute of as VLSI, IOT, Artificial Intelligence, Antennas and Embedded Systems.

Faculty Development Program is conducted in the department Electronics and Communication Engineering

Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Bangalore Institute of Technology, Bengaluru has organized the three Days Faculty Development Program webinar on Recent Trends in Wireless Communication Technologies from 03.08.2020 to 05.08.2020

About the Society:

IEEE Bangalore Section was established in 1977 and is one of the most vibrant and dynamic IEEE Section across globe. Over the years the strength of the section has grown steadily and currently the Section membership stands more than 8600. This membership is spread across various sectors and is a nice blend of Industry, Academia and Research organizations. Section Conducted 800+ Technical Activities in the year 2017, 900+ Technical Activities in the year 2018, 1000+ Technical Activities in the year 2019, with the help of Student branches and society chapters. IEEE Bangalore Section won the prestigious MGA Outstanding Large Section Award (2013 & 2019) and R10 Distinguished Large Section Award.

The objective of IEEE technical societies is to provide a scientific and educational platform, directed towards the advancement of the theory and practice of electrical, electronics, and allied branches of engineering. IEEE society memberships enables an individual to stay current/updated within a chosen technology and ensures one is in touch with peers.

IEEE Circuits and Systems (CAS) Society is a leading technical society that promotes the advancement of the theory, analysis, design, tools, and implementation of circuits and systems. The theoretical foundations, architectures and applications, as well as circuits and systems implementation of algorithms

IEEE BIT ECE Circuits and Systems Student Branch was inaugurated on 10th August 2020 @ 7.00 PM using Cisco Webex virtual mode. The inaugural ceremony commenced with the invocation song by Prof. Veena H S. The session started with Inaugural address video sent by Yoshifumi Nishio Vice President Regional Activities and Membership IEEE CAS Society. The inauguration function, inaugurated by Dr. Devesh Diwvedi Chair, CAS Bangalore section, Prof. Raghavendra Prasad, Student Activities chair, Bangalore section, Dr K V Prasad Prof. & HOD, Dept. of ECE, BIT, Dr Sreerangaraju, Prof. & IEEE BIT CAS Advisor and Dr Jalaja.S IEEE BIT Branch Counselor.

After the inaugural address, session started with “Javed’s Attofarad Capacitance Measurement Interface” by G S Javed, Analog Design Manager, Founder, King Consultants Education, Bangalore.
Day 2 on 11th August 2020 session started with “AI in VLSI” by Asif Mohammed, CEO, Zywee: Health Care, Bangalore.
Day 3 on 12th August 2020 session started with “Significance of CTS planning in complex design” by Veena Venugopal, Physical Design Engineer, Marvell Technology, Bangalore.
Day 4 on 13th August 2020 session started with “Post COVID: Opportunities & Challenges in Semiconductor Industry for Upcoming Engineers” by Preet Yadav Analog Practice Head, Distinguished Member of Technical Staff –Senior Member Industrial & Engineering Services (I&ES) Wipro Limited.

Student Membership Benefits:

Special Scholarship Opportunities

Student Travel Awards through IEEE CAS Conferences

Special student discounts on CAS Conferences and Workshops including the CAS Workshops on Emerging Technologies

Career Services and assistance

Young Professionals functions and initiatives

As an IEEE Member students and faculty members are also entitled for various IEEE awards, subsidized registration fee to attend any IEEE Conference, apply for Student Humanitarian Technology Projects, IEEE CAS offers free educational resources to members free-of-charge on CAS Resource Center, Free electronic access to proceedings of CAS conferences and multiple other benefits.

Professional Bodies Forum activities in association with IEEE BIT Student Branch on 7th to 9th August 2020

The Professional Bodies Forum, Bangalore Institute of Technology, Bangalore jointly organized by ECE/CSE/ME/EEE/ETE in association with IEEE BIT Student Branch, CSI BIT Student Branch and IEEE Bangalore Section is organizing a 3-Day Webinar Series on “Academics Vs Industry Collaboration best Practices” on 7th to 9th August 2020. The purpose of this FDP was to expose the faculty members/ research scholars/ Students to aware about various common aspects of all engineering branches, which forms the need of the day. This 3-Day webinar series on “Academics Vs Industry Collaboration best Practices” objectives involving academic institutions and industry partners the most important reasons for entering collaboration are:

• Research Impact
  • Your current research
  • Your future research

• Research funding
• Get Industry to support your research when it relevant.

• Student Placement
• Summer Internship and Full time Employment

The event started at 10.00 a.m using Cisco Webex virtual mode. There were a total 110 participants from various departments. The inauguration function, inaugurated by Dr. M U Aswath, Principal, BIT, Dr C.R Byra Reddy PBF, Chair, Bangalore and Dr Jalaja S PBF, Convener all with all the office bearers of PBF coordinator, Bengaluru.

After the inauguration function, session started with Inaugural address by Dr. M Surendra Prasad Babu Regional Vice President CSI, Region V, India

Research Details

i.About R & D

The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering has been a recognized Research centre under VTU since the year 2012. The researchers can register for Ph.D programs in the domains of

• Wireless Communication
• Wireless Communication Networks
• Antennas
• Mobile Communication
• VLSI
• Signal Processing etc, with the faculty well vased within there domains.

Currently there are about 28 students have registered for Ph.D program and 8 research Scholar are awarded from Electronics & Communication Engineering Research Center, BIT, Bangalore.

Research coordinator
Dr. HEMANTH KUMAR A.R
Professor & Head

ii. Major Research Labs
Research & Development Lab (Room No. 207)

iii.Research Centre Information (Hardware & Software Equipment’s)

• Cadence Tool (Both Digital and analog Tools)
• FPGA and Vertex Boards
• Matlab Tool
• Microwave bench (Hardware Equipments) (QPSK & BPSK Kits)
• DSP Kits

iv.Guest lectures/Invited talks for Research scholars and Faculties

List of PhD Awarded

Department Faculty Research Details

Research Scholars

ECE BIT Faculty list of Publications from last 5 years.

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