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Access Point Names For Different Mobile Networks

2013-02-12T21:00:00.000+05:30

An Access Point Name (APN) is the name of a gateway between a GPRS (or 3G, etc) mobile network and another computer network, frequently the public Internet.

A mobile device making a data connection must be configured with an APN to present to the carrier. The carrier will then examine this identifier to determine what type of network connection should be created, for example: what IP addresses should be assigned to the wireless device, what security methods should be used, and how or if, it should be connected to some private customer network.

Mobile Networks	Access Point Name (APN)
Vodafone	www
Airtel	airtelgprs.com
Idea cellurar	internet
Aircel	aircelgprs
China Mobile	cmwap
Reliance	rcomnet
América Móvil	internet.porta.com.ec or wap.claro.pe
Telefónica	telefonica.es
Etisalat	ewap
Orange	orangeinternet
China Unicom	3gnet or 3gwap
VimpelCom Ltd	static.beeline.ru
MTN Group	internet
Axiata Group Berhad	dialogbb
Uninor	uninor
TeliaSonera	online.telia.se or internet
Telenor	internet
Saudi Telecom Company(STC)	jawalnet.com
Tele2	internet.tele2.lt
T-Mobile	internet.t-mobile
Verizon Wireless	verizon or vzwinternet
MTS	internet.mts.ru
AT&T Mobility	wap.cingular
China Telecom	ctnet or ctwap
Telkomsel	telkomsel
Tata Docomo	tata.docomo.internet
Telecom Italia Mobile (TIM)	ibox.tim.it or timbrasil.br
PLDT	WEROAMPLAN
Maxis Communications	unet or net
Turkcell	internet
MegaFon	internet
Qtel	gprs.qtel
Loop Mobile	www or mizone
BSNL	wapsouth.cellone.in
Globe	Postpaid: internet.globe.com.ph Prepaid: http.globe.com.ph
Smart	Postpaid: smartbro Prepaid: smartbro Buddy or Gold: internet
Sun	fbband

How to Scroll if Your Mouse has No Scroll Wheel

2012-12-15T16:09:00.001+05:30

Edit: MoScroll is a great, free, open source alternative:http://codescribes.blogspot.com/2007/02/moscroll.html

I’ve recently found myself using nothing but point devices with no scroll wheel: my Mogo Bluetooth Wireless Mouse, my 3M Renaissance Ergonomic Mouse, my Dell Latitude laptop. One thing is missing: the ability to scroll. That is, until now.

History: About 10 years ago, when Steve Jenkins was running Windows95.com shareware site (which become download.com), he would select the best software each year and give it a “WINner Award.” One of the software products that deservedly earned that designation was Pointix Scroll ++, a handy little app that sits in the Windows tray and allows you to scroll by holding and dragging the left (or center) mouse button. Back in those days, the first scroll wheel mouse was just released and Scroll ++ gave “old school mice” the ability to scroll without one. I downloaded it, gave it a try, and purchased it instantly. But soon the scroll wheel became common place in the cheapest mice, Pointix was acquired and disappeared into oblivion, and this piece of software history was all but forgotten.

Fast-forward to present day: There are new and innovative pointing devices that just don’t have room for a scroll wheel. Users are frustrated, everyone complains about it, and there is no apparent solution. Unless you remember Pointix Scroll ++. Unfortunately, I couldn’t even activate the version I purchased because the company is long gone. I tried to contact the original copyright holder, but had no luck (it’s just a generic spam-like advertising site now.). Since the US Copyright Office has given approval to share abandoned software, I’m posting for download Pointix Scroll ++ version 2.05 for Windows (including activation) for anyone else who may need it. Below are details on how to install it and activate it.

Download, Installation, and Configuration Instructions (after the break):

Download the zip file containing Pointix Scroll ++ 2.05 + activation (as well as PopMouse 3.15 + activation)
Extract the Zip file (using WinZip or an equivalent)
Run the file named Pointix Scroll++ 2.05.exe to install (you’ll need to enter your name and a company name – be sure to enter both!)
Run the file named Pointix Scroll++ 2.05 Activation.exe to activate (you’ll need to again enter your name and a company name)
If you have issues with activation, try Pin: Netplaque000000000000 (12 zeros) and Password: 00000010 (6 zeros)
Pointix Scroll++ will load when Windows boots (make sure there is a shortcut to Scroll++ in your Start -> All Programs -> Startup folder)
Click the Pointix Scroll++ icon in your system tray, select Preferences, and make the following settings

Online Employment News E – Paper | Rojgar Samachar | रोजगार समाचार New Delhi Edition 21 – 27 April 2012 Vol. XXXVII No. 3

2012-05-06T12:09:00.002+05:30

Click Here to Download Free Online Employment Newspaper | Rojgar Samachar epaper | रोजगार समाचार in Searchable PDF Format New Delhi Edition 21-27 April 2012 Vol. XXXVII No. 3

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My Parttime Jobs for students

2012-05-06T12:06:00.002+05:30

Its has been nearly 2 years since I started to use internet in my home. Since then I was very passionate to find some websites which would pay me reasonable money for a small work from home about 1 hour. This little dream took me to many sites where I learned all the possible ways of earning money in internet. Found many ways that were very interesting (mainly because of the amount they had specified). The various ways are PTC sites, Google adsense, Data entry work, blogging, websites, posting jobs, forex and logo designing.But all these ideas where really not that good. They help me made few bucks, but also made me to loose some. the final balance in my account was NIL.

Three Best methods Of Earning money through Internet are :

1) India study channel:

This is a new website which I found recently. The site is very interesting and a perfect site for students like us. This site has huge amount of information for students and job seekers. India study channel has various information regrading Resources, Entrance , Ask Experts, Exam Papers, Jobs, English, Projects, Universities, Colleges, Courses, Schools, Training, My India.

Join this site - Click here

JUST JOINING THE SITE WILL NOT EARN YOU MONEY. BE ACTIVE AND YOU CAN EARN LOTS OF MONEY.India study channel also allows us to earn some pocket money by posting articles, answering quires and posting your college information and question papers of exams, etc. The every thing you add in India study channel carries a cash award which they will bank transferred or send you DD. I earned Rs.500 in just 10 days into the site. Also they provide is adsense revenue sharing program where you can earn more money from google.

2.) PTC websites:

Earn money through PTC : CLICK HERE

You should also need to register in these sites for transferring money to your bank.

a) Paypal - CLICK HERE
b) Alertpay - CLICK HERE
This is the simplest of methods for earning for easy cash without doing much work. PTC is paid to click website where you have to click a Ad and waiting for few seconds and after confirmation you money will be credited into your account.

3) Money For reading Emails:

It’s really amazing! You get paid to open & read the contents of RupeeMail. You receive promotional offers & special discounts in RupeeMail.Interestingly RupeeMails will reach you based on the preference list you opted for. Create your RupeeMail Account & refer your friends to earn launch referral bonus on every new registration.

Try this... CLICK HERE

4) Free gifts giving site:
This is not an money earning site. But gives you free gifts for just gaining points for answering small day to day life question. There are many electronic products that you can win like ipod, dvd player, iphone etc. You have to exchange your pionts for this. If you want to participate or join this site please send me a request at v.varuna77 (at) gmail (dot) com with your email address.

5) Google Adsense:

Google adsense - the name is very common to all internet user. This is a program run by Google, where Google will pay you money for placing Ads of Google in your website, blog or any revenue sharing website. For this you need a website which is 6 month old and should has good contents in it. Web pages with just picture, links and movie links will not be approved by the Google. The content should be original (some what). Once you are accepted by google you can earn more than $1/day (but this depends on the number of hits your website/blog receives per day).

6) BLOGGING:

This is one of the best ways you can make some money. But these is a very slow process and also depends on various other making scheme. You can post your adsense ads in blog and earn money. You can place your referrals/affiliated links in the blog and earn money through sign up's. This blog makes $2 daily from adsense and other sources.

BDL - Bharat Dynamics Limited Previous Year Question Paper

2012-05-06T12:05:00.002+05:30

Bharat Dynamics limited (BDL) management trainee examination to be held on july 19th, 2011. Previous year question paper for the BDL exam are available rarely in websites. You cant download the question papers anywhere.

For preparing for the BDL examination you just prepare other PSU exam papers so that you can get an idea of what you can expect in the examination. You can download previous year paper of the other PSU in the following likes. The BDL question will be bit similar in the pattern.

Download BDL question paper here.

Click Here to Download DRDO, BEL, ECIL, BARC Papers, NTPC, BHEL ISRO, BSNL...

Something is better than nothing.

So dont waste time on searching previous year paper for the BDL. Instead prepare other PSu papers. I am dam sure you can clear it with ease.

All the best for you future and your examination.

Do well.

Combined Defence Service Examination - Previous Year Papers

2012-05-06T12:04:00.003+05:30

Combined Defence Services Examination(CDSE) is conducted by Union public Service commission (UPSC) . UPSC conducts two exam yearly. The CDS I exam will be held in the month of February and the CDS II will be held in AUG. CDSE exam consist of three parts namely General knowledge, English and Elementary mathematics. The questions are all objective type question and each paper will be give 2 hour for the exam. There is negative marking in this exam. Through this exam on can join the three armed forces (Army, Navy and Air-force). Two entry is possible with CDSE - IMA and OTA. For IMA one has write all the 3 papers , whereas for OTA only GK and English paper is enough.

I have uploaded all the previous year papers of the CDSE exam here in this blog. This is free for download. presently i have upload CDSE question paper with answer for the following year 2008,2009

CDS Exam II 2009:

General Knowledge - Click Here
English - Click Here
Mathematics - CLICK HERE

CDS Exam I 2009

General Knowledge - CLICK HERE
English - CLICK HERE
Mathematics - CLICK HERE

CDS Exam 2001 Solved

General Knowledge - CLICK HERE

ISRO Placement Papers For Sci/Engg

2012-05-06T12:04:00.000+05:30

ISRO scientific and engineering placement papers are available for downloading. Here only papers of Instrumentation, Electronics, Mechanical can be found.

Mechanical: (MECH)

Electronics: (ECE, EI, IE)

Computer Science (CSE) And Information Technology (IT)

BSNL JTO Model Papers

2012-05-06T12:03:00.002+05:30

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd - BSNL is conducting an examination on June 21 forJunior Telecom Officers (JTO -Telecom), Junior Telecom Officers (JTO - Civil) and Junior Telecom Officers (JTO - Electrical).

The model question/placement paper for BSNL JTO examination 2010, 2009, 2009 has been uploaded. It is in the PDF format so that you can print it. I have also updated the solved papers with answer. BSNL JTO 2009 answer key has been posted here.

The result of the BSNL JTO 2009 and the selected candidates will be notified by letter. The result can be see here by clicking the links given below. I have also uploaded solved BSNl jto exam paper below in PDF format.

It will be published soon.

DRDO Previous Year Question Paper - SET

2012-05-06T12:02:00.005+05:30

DRDO (Defence Research and Development Organization)employs bright, qualified and competent scientists and technologists in Group 'A' (Class-I) technical service known as Defence Research & Development Service (DRDS) as Scientist B through DRDO Scientist Entry Test (DRDO SET) -2009. For previous year paper and also interview tips, the books for DRDO are also mentioned.Here i have upload question papers of SET 2008 of ECE, CSE, EEE, Mech and also general Ability test.For more information leave a comment here

ECE papers:

DRDO SET 2008 ECE - click here

CSE papers:

DRDO SET 2008 CSE - click here

Mechanical papers:

DRDO SET 2008 Mech - click here

Electrical and Electronics paper:

DRDO SET 2008 EEE - CLICK HERE

General Ability Test:

DRDO GA Test - CLICK HERE

Sample papers

DRDO SET sample paper - CLICK HERE
DRDO SET sample paper2 - CLICK HERE
DRDO SET paper Tips - CLICK HERE
DRDO SET paper tips - CLICK HERE

Scientific Entry Test (SET)
DRDO’s Recruitment and Assessment Centre (RAC) conducts screening test named DRDO SET for direct recruitment of Scientist ‘B’.
DRDO invites young and energetic person endowed with a high level of creative abilities, readiness to take up new challenges and inclination to treat learning and professional development as a lifetime passion for its DRDO SET examination.

Important Dates/Information for DRDO-SET exam

DRDO-SET is conducted on all India basis on 1st Sunday of September every year in order to provide equal opportunity to all students from different educational institutions. Click here to see important dates for DRDO-SET exam this year.

In cases, where very few vacancies are available, NO SET exam is conducted and the individuals are directly called for the interview. The advertisement generally appears during the month of April / May every year.

Click here to see DRDO-SET exam structure

Streams/subjects for which DRDO-SET is conducted

Based upon the organisation's requirements, DRDO SET is conducted in Engineering Subjects such as Aero, Civil, Electrical, Chemical, Computer, Electronics/Electronics & Communication, Instrumentation, Mechanical, Metallurgy etc and Science subjects such as Chemistry, Physics and Maths/ Operations Research/ Statistics etc.
DRDO SET exam is conducted only for those subjects where vacancies are sizable in number.

DRDO-SET results and schedule of interviews

Details of eligible candidates, examination schedule, result of the exam, schedule of interviews and list of selected candidates are made available time to time on DRDO website www.drdo.org

ECIL Previous Year question Papers

2012-05-06T12:02:00.002+05:30

Electronic corporation of India (ECIL) is conducting graduate engineer trainee exam soon. There are a total of 131 posts vacant in all department.The admit cards will be dispatched soon.

I have posted the previous year question papers of ECIL graduate engineering trainee exam. I will be uploading more question papers here in my blog.If you need the papers please leave a comment here with your email ID along with the department/subject of your study or join my blog as a follower.

ECIL SAMPLE Question PAPER - ~~Click Here~~

Note: Paper is just for reference........

BHEL GET Placement Paper

2012-05-06T11:59:00.005+05:30

BHEL Graduate Engineer Trainee recruitment exams are conducted every year. The exam is basically two parts one technical papers and general aptitude. Here I have posted previous year question paper for the BHEL GET exam for all departments. The departments are ECE, EEE, CSE, IT, MECH, etc. Download it for free.....

BHEL PAPER

BHEL Previous year paper - NOV 2007 click her
BHEL Previous year paper - FEB 2007 click here

BHEL Previous year paper - NOV 2007 click here

BHEL Previous year paper - FEB 2008 click here

BHEL Previous year paper - AUG 2008 click here

BHEL Previous year paper - NOV 2008 click here

Bank Examination Placement Papers

2012-05-06T11:59:00.002+05:30

PLEASE GO DOWN OR SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE EXAM PAPERS OF VARIOUS BANK. TOTAL OF 12 NATIONAL/INDIAN BANK PAPERS ARE POSTED.

STATE BANK OF INDIA (SBI)

I know that many of you are trying for the exam conducted by the State Bank Of India (SBI). Getting into SBI is itself a great pride and satisfaction that we have into an organization that provides us challenging and secure job. Secondly the life after retirement will be as peaceful as it can be. SBI conducts recruitment exam for all the posts. For example competitive exams are conducted for Clerical Staff, Probationary Officers, Officer, Data entry operator, Manager, Assistant manager, Cashier, Accountant, CA, Technical Officer, GM, AGM, etc.

Here I have posted previous year (2007,2008,2009) question/placement papers for all the exams conducted by SBI. Some of these question papers has be solved and answers are provided. The papers are free to download.The written test will be of Objective type consisting of

SBI EXAM QUESTION PAPER FULL -->

General Awareness:

SBI General Awareness
SBI General Awareness 2009 (Clerk)
SBI GA JULY 2008 paper
SBI GA JULY 2008 II paper
SBI GA OCT 2008 (Probationary Officers)
SBI GA JUL 2008 with ANSWER (Probationary Officers)

General English:

SBI ENG paper JULY 2008
SBI ENG II paper JULY 2008
SBI PO ENG paper JULY 2008 (Probationary Officers)

Quantitative Aptitude

SBI Quantitative aptitude

Reasoning Ability and Marketing Aptitude:

Computer knowledge:

SBI Computer Knowledge
SBI Computer Knowledge I
SBI Comp Knowledge OCT 2008 (Probationary Officers)

IDBI BANK:

This post contains previous year exam papers or placement papers for the competitive exams conducted by IDBI for various posts like Executive, Assistant Manager, Probationary officer, officer, Accountant, Data entry and tax assistant. The test will consist of following section Reasoning, English, Language, Quantitative, Aptitude, General & Financial Awareness.

Download the paper for free. Feel free to comment at the bottom of the page.

IDBI paper - CLICK HERE

More papers will be uploaded soon.................

INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK:

Placement paper for probationary officer in Indian overseas bank. Here you can find solved question paper for the officer exams conducted by IOB.

IOB paper 2008 - CLICK HERE

More papers will be uploaded soon............

NABARD BANK:

General Awareness - CLICK HERE 2008 paper (Officer post)
Reasoning - CLICK HERE 2008 paper (Officer)

ALLAHABAD BANK:
Computer General Awareness

2008 paper CLICK HERE (clerk)
2008 Paper II CLICK HERE (clerk)

BANK OF MAHARASHTRA:

General Awareness - CLICK HERE 2008 (Probationary officer)

INDIAN BANK:

Exam paper - CLICK HERE (Clerk)
Indian Bank Computer officer - CLICK HERE 2008

ANDHRA BANK:

Question paper - CLICK HERE
General Awareness - CLICK HERE 2008 (Probationary officer)

BANK OF INDIA:

English paper - CLICK HERE 2008 (Clerk)

PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK:

General Awareness - CLICK HERE 2008 (Probationary officer)

UNION BANK OF INDIA:

Question Paper - CLICK HERE 2008 (Probationary officer)
English - CLICK HERE

SOUTH INDIA BANK:

Question Paper - CLICK HERE 2008 (Probationary officer)

Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) - Probationary Engineer ( PE ) Examination

2012-05-06T11:58:00.002+05:30

Download previous year question of Bharat Electronics Limited, bangalore (BEL) for Probationary Engineer post. You can download solved papers and also question papers with solution here. Download all files in PDF format and free of cost.

Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) conducts examination for the post of Probationary Engineer, Assistant Engineer, Senior Engineer, Manager, Deputy Engineer for various branch of Engineering. Every year they conduct exam for PE on all India basis.

I have few previous year question papers of BEL exams. Since BEL is a PSU they have there own way of formalizing question paper pattern.

QUESTION PAPERS WILL BE UPLOADED BEFORE JUN 15

Here you can download all the previous year question paper for

MERCHANT BANKING AND FINANCIAL SERVICES - BA 9258

2012-05-06T11:57:00.002+05:30

M.B.A. DEGREE EXAMINATION, NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2010

BA 9258 — MERCHANT BANKING AND FINANCIAL SERVICES
(Regulation 2009)

Time : Three hours Maximum : 100 Marks
Answer ALL questions
PART A — (10 × 2 = 20 Marks)

1. What is merchant banking?
2. What is OTCEI?
3. Define green shoe option.
4. What is book building?
5. Define reverse merger.
6. What is portfolio management?
7. What is operating lease?
8. What is hire purchase?
9. What is bill discounting?
10. What is real estate financing?

PART B — (5 × 16 = 80 Marks)

11. (a) Define merchant banking? Discuss in detail the various services rendered
by merchant bankers.[Marks 16]
Or
(b) Elaborate the recent developments and challenges ahead of merchant
banking in India.[Marks 16]

12. (a) Explain the various methods of public issue? What is an IPO? Explain
the IPO issue management activities performed by merchant banker.[Marks 16]
Or
(b) Discuss the guidelines for Merchant Bankers issued by SEBI.[Marks 16]

13. (a) What is credit rating? What functions does it provide? Why do companies
go for rating their securities? What benefits do the investors get from
credit rating?[Marks 16]
Or
(b) Define a mutual fund and describe the various schemes that can he
offered by it. Explain the various factors to be considered before selecting
a mutual.[Marks 16]

14. (a) Explain the various types of leases. Evaluate leasing by highlighting its
advantages and disadvantages.[Marks 16]
Or
(b) What is hire purchase? In what ways it is different from leasing? Explain
the guidelines applicable to banks for hire purchase business.[Marks 16]

15. (a) What is a credit card? What are the facilities offered to credit card
holders? Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of credit card to
various parties.[Marks 16]
Or
(b) What are the methods of venture capital financing in India. Explain the
importance of venture capital for the development of a country. [Marks 16]

How to remove Time line from facebook

2012-04-22T21:35:00.000+05:30

Here is the time line remover for facebook
http://www.timelineremove.com/

How to disable or remove Facebook timeline ?

If you don’t like the new Timeline feature on Facebook and want to view profiles in the old style,
then TimelineRemove is the perfect extension for you. This tiny, but handy tool disables
the new Facebook timeline feature and restores the classic look,
without changing the timeline behavior for other visitors of your Facebook profile.
The extension basically works by hiding the timeline, so you can view your own and others’ profiles
in the old style.
TimelineRemove works automatically once installed, and a button is added to the toolbar that lets
you toggle the timeline on and off, whenever you want.

1) Step :

CLICK HERE!!!

2) Step :

3) Step :

4) Step (refresh pages on facebook) :

DOWNLOAD - SELECT YOUR BROWSER (VERSION 0.7.5 )

An Enlightening Inspiration

2012-04-22T21:18:00.000+05:30

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An Enlightening Inspiration…….Jyothi Reddy….

“Every successful story has a painful beginning
and every painful beginning has a successful ending”

Do you think it is just a common statement. It is not a mere statement. A philosophy of life. It is not even a mere philosophy of life, It is an alarming, compassionate, soothing and profound answer to all the questions that always chant in your mind. A right and correct response to the pains that you experience in the early phases of life. It is said No pains ,No gains. Multimillionere Bill gates has rightly said ' If you are born poor, it is not your mistake but if you die poor it is your mistake.’

Let me elucidate , narrate and bring into lime light of an eye opening , mesmerizing and inspiring life story of a lady who was just an agricultural labour, worked for Rs. 5 per day until 1989 now became CEO of Keys software solutions in USA and making millions of money and serving the grass roots of Indian society. Is it awe striking and jaw dropping for you ? but you need to believe and accept because you are all going to witness her, listen to her and even talk to her very soon. She is none other than Mrs. D. Anil Jyothi Reddy.

I know You become more enthusiastic and eager to know how a mediocre village woman could surpass all the obstacles of domestic as well as financial and made her dreams realized. Her success is not limited to her or her own family, the social service that she renders to the needy folk of society inspires many corporate giants to extend their hand with her to help the needy. The financial support that she renders is not a big issue when it is compared to her life story which has become a living example for millions to take her as inspiration and face the challenges with brave heart. Now many women take haer as an example and coming out with courageous hearts to brake the limiting believes as well as glass ceiling which condense their actual growth according to their innate potential.
Now here are some of the important phases in her much instigating story of her life. I know many of you even feel the warmth in your heart and wet your eyes and burst into tears by becoming panic. No.. If you intend to become so..it is not liked by either Jyothi Reddy or us ..What we expect you to recharge your selves , pump the inspired blood to each and every artery , energize each and every cell, strengthen your muscles, expand your perception break your limiting beliefs, burst your comfort zone, stop blaming the environment and re-define your goal and aim at the sky and gigantic your image…….yes, yes…..we are sure that you will .. you will…. Make it possible.

CHILDHOOD:
D. Anila Jyothi Reddy was born in Narasimhula Gudem in Hanumakonda mandal, Warangal District as eldest of four children to a common peasant who has lost his employment during emergency. His father was joined in Army but could not continue because of his attachment with the family. The military training that he had, the attitude that he developed, was given to her as inheritance. As it was very difficult for the family to meet the both the ends, he was forced to join Jyothi Reddy BALASADAN, a government orphanage at Hanumakonda as amother less child.
From 5th class to 10th class Jyothi Reddy stayed in orphanage by having solitary life away from home. She used to await if anyone would come and render some help. Particularly during winter season when she used to shiver like anything as her blankets were torn. May be this had a strong influence in her sub conscious and drive her to orphanages often and help the children with all that they require among all the love and feeling of belongingness. Even during summer she never used to go to her village, she used to stay in warden’s house and did all the house hold work for which she was fed.
The empathy that she shows on all the orphans is gained through her own bitter experiences. Recently she made a representation to the Government of India with all her allies to legislate the Rights of the Orphans. She strongly believes the words of Mother Teresa… “ The worst disease in the world is neither poverty nor other, lack of feeling of belongingness, being unwanted is the worst ”. Whenever she visits the Orphanages in India she prefers to spend more time with the orphans. Even they rejoice her company… “ she is more than mother to me’’ says Ranjitha, an orphan who is being sponsored by Jyothi. If you see many college students keep on blaming their environment and parents when they fail to satisfy their wants. A sincere advice to them to visit any orphanage at least once in a year. You better understand the real pain of the life and appreciate what you really have.

MARRIAGE: Mrs Jyothi Reddy passed 10th class with good marks and she dreamed to continue her education. But her parents have contrary plans. At the age of just 16 they performed her marriage with Mr. SangiReddy because of their dire financial position. It is quiet common in rural India, many parents of girl child treat them as burden and try to remove the burden as soon as possible and perform marriage at an early stage. She was innocent and not knowing much about marital life.. time passed ..by the age of eighteen she became mother of two girls. It was very difficult for her to provide the basic needs of her children to feed them and to look after.

EARLY CAREER :
Strong determination to take care of her children made her to persuade her mother-in-law and husband to work in the agriculture to work for money. She worked for Rs. 5 per day as agriculture labour. Many other people who worked along with her on field were impressed by her attitude taught her the basics of hard work of peasants. She worked from 1986 to 89 on field till she got an interesting turn in 1989. Nehru Yuvak Kendra (NYK) started a night school in the village to teach the basic education for adults. As there was no graduate from the village and Jyothi was the only available option, they appointed her as the volunteer to educate the adults after giving some training. It fetched her Rupees 150 per month. She gathered all the co workers in the evenings to the Centre and taught them the basic education with unique play way methods. The Inspection authorities were very much impressed by the initiative and dedication of Jyothi as the volunteer and appointed her Mandal Prerak of Hanumakonda.

ACADEMIC PURSUIT :
After being appointed as Mandal Prerak Jyothi had to visit all the centres of the Warangal district and realized the importance of education and without higher education she can not grow to next levels in life. She completed her graduation and post graduation Distance Mode from Ambedkar Open University. Even University authorities were impressed by her urge for education. She did B. Ed from Anna University and become a
government teacher. But it was not a cake walk for her. She had to cross over all obstacles at home as well as in society. Leaving her village and staying at her work place with her children and husband and balancing family and work and making money by doing all alternative sources as the salary was not sufficient etc,, these were all the different problems higher than the Everests for any rural Indian women. Patience, perseverance and commitment are the secrets of her energy behind this passionate effort.

AMERICAN DREAM :
If the story stopped here there would be nothing much to inspire others. When Jyothi was working as inspector of schools, a relative of her who settled in America came to her place. Jyothi accompanied her during her stay and observed how much change had been taken in the life style of her America settled relative. The way her American relative was spending money for her daughters laid seeds of desires in her. She thought even she could give great future to her daughter if she would go to America and earn there. That time onwards she made up her mind and learnt computers and started saving money for her passport and visa. After series of early failures she could get a visiting visa and flew to America with a little amount but heart filled dreams.

EARLY TRAILS IN AMERICA: As soon as she landed in America she realized it was not an easy task to settle in America. The people whom she believed would give her shelter and support turned off their faces. As money she brought from India was running off she joined as a salesperson in “ Movie Time ’’ a video shop in New Jersey. She stayed as paying guest in gujarathi family. While she was working iin Video Time a known Indian from Warangal saw her and recommended her name to his brother who owned a company called “ CSAMERICA” and she was appointed as recruiter after being trained. Later a well know company ICSA offered her a good job with handsome salary. Again she faced some problems as her visa was not approved and she went for H1 visa. She had to resign her job in ICSA and again had to work for $5 per hour in nominal jobs till she got her H1 visa.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP: She went to Mexico for her VISA stamping. All the hardships of obtaining visa gave her an idea of establish her first entrepreneurship to assist the people to get their Visas. Thus Keys software solutions was initiated. It extended it services like developing software solutions and recruitment and other job providing areas. Jyothi came to America in May 2OOO and by September, 2001 she became entrepreneur. She made her cousin as partner as his partner and extended her business to become more profitable.

FULFILMENT OF DREAMS:
Her hard work, commitment and dedication fetched her the success she dreamed for. She made enough money to take care of her children and her near relatives. Her two daughters could finish higher education in America from prestigious universities and got married to well settled bridegrooms. Her dream to provide good living conditions to her daughters was fulfilled. But she thought it was not here mere responsibility. She has been always thankful to all the people who supported her. She never forgets the pains that she had throughout her life. So she decided to start helping all the needy. She wants to shed tears from the needy orphans who suffer from all inadequacies. She wants to give warmth heart to the pain tinted lives. These thoughts ushered her to take an inspiring turn to extend her service to the humanity.

SERVING HUMANITY:
It is not just a lady went to America and making some money.. and people started calling it as success. It is the attitude and humbleness of Jyothi Reddy which really made the people to notice her and started extending their service to fellow human kind. Jyothi Reddy never forgot her roots. In every visit to India she visits Orphanages, Old age homes and spends time with them, provides them financial assistance. She visits Women’s colleges and empowers them with her life experience. She stands for the orphans and represented to the government to make a legislation to safeguard their rights. She takes her success to heart and not to head. She helped many Indians to settle in America by providing initial shelter and guidance.

FUTURE VISION :
Jyothi Reddy has a vivid and constructive vision to extend her service to needy people. She wants to provide educational facilities and long term result oriented service activities. Everyone should accept the self responsibility and try to be courageous enough to face the challenges. Struggle in life strengthens the caliber of the people. She visits colleges and inspire girl students to take up the self responsibility to empower themselves. She strongly feels that every individual should stop blaming the environment and start helping themselves. God always sends his hidden helping hand through different unexpected sources. We need not to look back when we realize we are responsible for our lives. This is the message that she wants to share with everyone she meets.

Post Your Resume Here @ JNTUK Placement Page

2012-04-22T21:09:00.000+05:30

Hi Friends...
If You are still looking for Job Pls Post your Resume HERE .......
This redirects you to JNTU Kakinada page....
Sample resumes also available here ......
You cal also search the previous like in naukari and monster......

Technical Support @ Saranathan College Of Engineering, Thiruchirappalli (Tamilnadu)

2012-04-20T15:17:00.003+05:30

(Freshers) Walk-In : 2010 / 2011 Passouts : Technical Support @ Saranathan College Of Engineering, Thiruchirappalli (Tamilnadu)

IBM INDIA (www.ibm.com)
http://www.ChetanaS.org
Job Position : Technical Support Associate (100% Voice Programmers)

Job Shift : Yes (Should be Flexible)

Walk-In Location : Thiruchirappalli, Tamilnadu

Job Location(s) : Hyderabad / Bangalore

Compensation : Will be disclosed to the selected candidates by the Manager

Date of Joining : Immediate

Desired Qualification :
• Any Graduate (10+2+3), Any Post Graduates, Diploma Holders (10+3)
• Year of passing: 2010 / 2011 Batch Students
• Percentage: No Restriction on percentage

Desired Experience : 0 Years
http://www.ChetanaS.org
Requirement Details :
• Remote Infrastructure Management - Technical Support Associate (100% voice programmers)
• Provide Technical solutions to the external customers
• Awareness of basic networking concepts and technologies.
• Proficient in network connectivity troubleshooting, TCP/IP, Dial-up, Token Ring, Ethernet, LAN/WAN
• Understanding of operating systems, Windows 2000/NT/XP, configuration options and Troubleshooting
• Browser Support - Internet Explorer
• Ability to identify basic hardware parts and aware of basic hardware concepts
• User level familiarity with at least one e-mail client - Outlook, Notes etc.
• Skilled in commercially standard software applications and major desktop operating systems.
http://www.ChetanaS.org
General Skills & Criteria :
• Must have good communication skills
• Must have knowledge on Computer Hardware and Networking concepts
• Must be willing to work in Shifts

Selection Process :
• Group Discussion
• Technical Interviews
• V& A Test
http://www.ChetanaS.org
Mandatory documents to be carried for the interview :
• Updated Resume Copy (Candidate Profile)
• All the mark sheets, Provisional Degree Certificates/ Degree Certificates (without fail)
• Photo ID Card (Driving License / Passport / Voter ID card / College ID proof )
• Marks Sheets
- Highest Degree (for all the semesters)
- XIIth
- Xth
• Degree Certificate/s
• Passport Size Photo
• If you are employed in any of the company, please bring
- Present organization offer letter
- Last 3 months pay slip / hike letter

Note: This role is NOT into BPO domain.

Walk-In Date : On 21st & 22nd April 2012

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How to Apply for this Job ?

ECE projects: Remote control for home appliances (Electronic projects)

2012-04-20T13:35:00.003+05:30

Title: Remote control for home appliances (Electronic projects)
Departments: ECE projects, EEE projects, electronics engineering.
Can be used for: Hobby projects, Mini projects for engineering students.

This project was found while surfing the web. It was just brought into our knowledge by one our team member and found to be a valuable suggestion. This basic electronic project is purely application based project. This can be constructed to improved the normal everyday living experience of a normal person. This project is about a circuit that is to be attached to any home appliance in order to control it's working. The circuit given below can be easily constructed with the guidance given and this circuit must be attached to any home appliance. The total controlling can be done via our TV, VCD or DVD remote controller. The circuit will function from a 10 meter distance. This circuit was designed by S.Mohan. Tested and published by EFY.

Sample from the Project and circuit details: The amplified signal is fed to clock pin 14 of decade counter IC CD4017 (IC1). Pin 8 of IC1 is grounded, pin 16 is connected to Vcc and pin 3 is connected to LED1 (red), which glows to indicate that the appliance is ‘off.’

The output of IC1 is taken from its pin 2. LED2 (green) connected to pin 2 is used to indicate the ‘on’ state of the appliance. Transistor T2 (BC548) connected to pin 2 of IC1 drives relay RL1. Diode 1N4007 (D1) acts as a freewheeling diode. The appliance to be controlled is connected between the pole of the relay and neutral terminal of mains. It gets connected to live terminal of AC mains via normally opened (N/O) contact when the relay energizes.

MEMORY CARD PASSWORD RECOVERY (FOR BOTH NOKIA S40 AND NOKIA S60 USERS)

2012-04-20T13:34:00.000+05:30

Here i will share your an another methods of password recovery (i.e it is for BOTH NOKIA S40 AND NOKIA s60 users).

here we start memory card password recovery tutorials

PASSWORD RECOVERY USING NEMESIS SERVICE SUITE

NEMESIS is an software which is used to hack nokia phones for flashing, security unlocking etc. by using this software you can recover back your memory card password here follow these steps.....

1.Download NEMESIS SERVICE SUITE from here and install it in your pc.
2.After installing open it(open it by right clicking>click run as adminstraror).
3.Now connect your nokia phone with pc through data cable.

4.once it will detect your phone, click on "phone info" as given in screen shot(check above screenshot).

5.In "phone info" option left side contains various buttons we have to click on "scan" button this button will scan data of your phone and also memory card info(check above screenshot).

6.After 100% scanning the info. of your phone will be displayed by NEMESIS under phone info section(check above screenshot).

7.Now select phone IMEI and click on permanent memory button given at left hand side(check above screenshot).

8. In permanent memory you have to click read option given above(check above screenshot).

9.And then reading of phone memory is started it will scan whole data stored in nokia phone(check above screenshot).

10.After 100% scanning you will see a url or path.This path contains our memory card key(check above screenshot).

11. Then go to c:\Program Files\NSS\Backup\pm. Their is a file having a numeric name with exetion .pm(check above screenshot).

12.NOW create a notepad file by right clicking(check above screenshot).

13.And drag this .pm extention file to notepad(check above screenshot).

14.You will see number of alpha numeric codes such as 0000,a00dfgf00 etc(check above screenshot).

15. And your memory card password is looks like above selected code(check above screenshot).

16.Now remove alternative 3 and 0000000 from above given code(check above screenshot).

17.You will get your password after deleting alternate 0 and 3(check above screenshot).

Remote Controlled 6-Camera CCTV Switcher

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Closed-circuit television (CCTV) uses video cameras to transmit signals to specific monitors. It differs from broadcast television in that the signal is not openly transmitted, though it may employ point-to-point wireless links. CCTV is often used for surveillance in areas that need security,such as banks, casinos, shops, departmental stores and airports or military installations.
Here is a remote-controlled CCTV switcher circuit to monitor six cameras on a single or dual monitor/TV.
The salient features of this switcher are:

Cameras: Six cameras with one way audio (audio incoming only).
Operation: Fully remote controlled (infrared commander).
Front display: LCD to display the camera selected and all other functions/parameters.
Camera selection: Manual (you can select any camera of your choice by pressing number keys or camera up/down keys on the remote) and auto (the switcher selects the cameras one by one and holds videos of each camera till the preprogrammed time).
Auto mode: You can change ‘on’ time of each camera (hold time) individually through the remote. Time can be programmed from 0 to 255 seconds.
Camera bypass: You can set any camera in bypass mode by entering 0-second ‘on’ time for cameras which you want to bypass or don’t want to watch during auto mode.
Audio: One-way audio. In this model, you can hear the audio from the camera selected by the switcher.
Video: Two video out RCA sockets with 75-ohm impedance 1Vp-p are available at the rear panel of the master unit. You can connect two monitors in these sockets.
Other features: Wide input voltage range, long-range infrared remote commander, microcontroller-based design supported with CMOS digital integrated circuits, liquid-crystal display to monitor the status and bilateral digital MOS switches for switching the analogue video/audio signals from cameras.

At the heart of the circuit is Micro- chip’s PIC16F72 microcontroller, which controls all the functions described in the design. Its pin configuration is shown in Fig. 1.

The circuit:
Fig. 2 shows the main control circuit of the camera switcher. In this circuit, PIC16F72 microcontroller controls all the functions such as interfacing/ initializing the LCD to display all the desired characters on the screen decoding the RC-5 command on pressing the required keys of the remote control and providing high logic to enable corresponding bilateral CMOS analogue switches to connect the video signal from cameras to the video-out- put socket and audio signals to the power amplifier of the corresponding camera selected from the remote. Here we have used the remote control of an LG TV (remote code No. 6710V00079B). It is readily available in the market.

A remote sensor is connected to port RB0 (pin 21), called interrupt port, of the controller and the software initializes interrupt routines along with timer-0 interrupt to decode the RC-5 command.

Any transmission from the remote consists of two start bits, one toggle bit, 5-bit address and 6-bit command. Here we have not used the 5-bit address. A biphase-modulated bit can be thought of as two separate bits that are always the inverse of each other. A logical zero is represented by a ‘10’ pattern on the IR input, while a logical one is represented by a ‘01’ pattern. That is basically used to decode the received message.

Toggle bit is a particular property of the RC-5 protocol. This bit changes polarity every time you press a key and will remain unchanged as long as you hold the key. That enables the receiver to detect released keys, which helps to eliminate key bounces. We have also used this bit to detect so that if any key is kept pressed for a long time, the routine detects the command once, keeps the value in a general-purpose register called ‘pass- dummy’ (refer to ‘.asm’ file), and does not process and store any further command till the remote key is released. The stored RC-5 command value in register ‘pass dummy’ is used to perform the necessary function given in the source code.

The LCD shows the camera number selected from the remote and mode of operation (auto/manual). For camera-hold time set for auto mode and other display text information, please see the LCD screenshot in Fig. 3. Use of the LCD makes the project more user-friendly.

LCD Screenshort

All the cameras are to be connected to SK1 through SK6 (5-pin DIN connector) as shown in the circuit diagram. The extreme right and left pins are for 12V positive and negative supply (to be fed from the regulated power supply of the main switcher)for the built-in camera module. The 12V power supply is permanently connected to all the cameras. Audio and video signals from the cameras are selected using switch pairs S2a- S2b through S7a-S7b (built inside IC2 through IC4) and fed to the audio power amplifier and video output sockets, respectively.

Each IC has four CMOS bilateral switches for transmission or multiplexing of analogue or digital signals. It is pin-to-pin compatible with IC CD4016, but has much lower ‘on’ resistance, which is relatively constant over the input signal range.

Video and audio signals from SK1 (camera 1) are connected to S2a and S2b, respectively, and both the enable pins (to switch on both the switches) are shorted out and connected to port RC7 (pin 18) of the microcontroller. Similarly, audio and video signals from SK2 through SK6 are connected to IC2 through IC4 and then to Port C of IC1 as shown in Table I.

Table I

Enable pins of switch pairs S2a-S2b, S3a-S3b, S4a-S4b, S5a-S5b, S6a-S6b and S7a-S7b of IC2 through IC4 are shorted to each other and fed to the corresponding port of Port C as shown in Table I. The microcontroller provides high logic at Port-C pins to switch on a particular camera. The truth table for Port C is shown in Table II.

Table II

Immediately after switching on the mains, the standby LED (LED7) connected to Port-C pin RC3 glows and the LCD shows the welcome page (refer to the LCD screenshot).

On pressing the power key on the remote, the standby LED turns off and the LCD shows which camera is ‘on,’ in which mode it is now and default hold time for the corresponding cam- era in ‘Auto’ mode.

As described above, pins of Port C (RC0, RC1, RC4-RC7) are connected to IC2 through IC4 for selecting the cam- era to be switched on. LED1 through LED6 are used to check the logic status of Port C. Pressing keys ‘1’ through ‘6’ on the remote makes the corresponding LEDs (LED1 through LED6) glow, indicating ‘on’ condition of the cam- eras (CAM-1 through CAM-6).

Here a 16-character, 2-line LCD is used in 4-bit mode. Data lines D4 through D7 of the LCD are connected to Port-B pins RB4 through RB7. En- able (EN) and reset (RS) pins are con- nected to RB2 and RB3 pins, respectively, and the read/write (R/W) pin is connected to ground as we have used the LCD in writing mode only. Preset VR1 (10-kilo-ohm) is used for setting the LCD character contrast.

Power Supply:
A simple circuit for regulated supply (shown in Fig. 4) is used here. The +12V regulated output is used to power all the six cameras, IC2 through IC4 and IC5 and fed to another 7805 voltage regulator (IC7) to get the regulated +5V output for the microcontroller (IC1) and the LCD.

Fig.4. Power Supply

The current rating of the trans- former should be around 2A, depending on the current consumption of the cameras. Use a good-quality heat-sink for both the regulators.

Power Amplifier:
A simple power amplifier (see Fig. 5) is used to amplify the sound signal from the cameras and hear it on a small speaker.

Fig.5. Power Amplifier

The audio power amplifier is built around IC UTC820 (IC5). UTC820 is a monolithic integrated circuit audio amplifier delivering an output of 1.2 watts at 9V on an 8-ohm speaker load with 10 per cent total harmonic distortion (THD) and good ripple rejection. It is designed for audio-frequency class-B amplifier with a wide operating supply voltage range of 3V to 14V and minimum external components.

Fig.6. UTC820

The pin configuration of IC UTC820 is shown in Fig. 6. Components at pin 2 of the IC5 decide closed-loop voltage gain (dB) of the amplifier. Here a 47-ohm resistor (R11) and a 22µF capacitor (C12) are used and, with these values, about 45dB closed-loop voltage gain is achieved. You can reduce the component values for more gain but it’s not required here as maximum gain of 75 dB is possible. Capacitor C10 (100µF) connected between pins 5 and 7 of IC5 is used for bootstrap and improving the low-frequency signal. The amplifier output at pin 5 is connected to the speaker via C13. The audio signal from the cameras is fed to input pin 3 of the IC via volume control VR2 (10-kilo-ohm), capacitor C17 and resistor R13. Here the output power is limited to about 500 mW at 8-ohm load approximately, so use of a good-quality 6.4cm speaker is recommended.

Function of remote control key:
The functions of various remote keys are shown in Fig. 7.

Fig.7. Tv Remote Control

Power on/off key. Press it once to switch on the switcher and press again to turn off or keep the switcher in standby mode and vice versa. (AC mains should be ‘on’ in both the cases.)
Camera selection key. Select any of the six cameras manually by press- ing any of the numerical keys ‘1’ through ‘6’ once. For example, to select camera-3 press ‘3’ on the remote, and to select camera-5 press ‘5’ on the remote.
Auto/manual. By default, the mi- crocontroller sets the mode of selection to manual. (In that case, you have to select the cameras by pressing the number keys or the camera up/down keys.) To change to automatic selec- tion (auto) mode, press ‘Mute’ key and the switcher selects the cameras one by one automatically. Pressing this key again will return the mode of selection to manual, and vice versa.
Camera up key (PR∆ key).By pressing the camera-up key, the switcher selects the next camera. For example, if the LCD is showing camera-2, pressing this key once makes the switcher jump to camera-3. Each successive pressing of this key will make the switcher jump to the next camera.
Camera down key (PR∇ key).By pressing the camera-down key, the switcher selects the preceding camera. For example, if the LCD is showing camera-4, pressing this key once makes the switcher jump back to camera-3. On each successive pressing of this key, the switcher jumps back to the previous camera.
Time set up/down key (Vol+/ Vol– key). In auto mode, the switcher selects the cameras one by one and the picture of the selected camera is held up for a certain time. By default, the microcontroller sets this hold time as 5 seconds. You can change this time for each camera individually from 0 to 255 seconds.

To change this time, press the edit key (TV/AV) once. The switcher goes to the edit mode. Select the camera (for which you want to change the time) by pressing the camera up/down key. On each successive pressing of the time set up key, the time increments up to 255 seconds maximum.

On each successive pressing of the time set-down key, the time decre- ments up to zero. If you set 0-second time for any camera, the switcher by- passes this camera during selection in auto mode. For example, if you set the time as 0-second for camera-3, in auto mode, the switcher selects camera-1, camera-2, camera-4, camera-5 and camera-6. Here the switcher bypasses camera-3. This function is useful if you want to skip certain cameras.

Edit key (TV/AV). To change the camera hold-up time for ‘auto mode,’ enter ‘edit’ mode first by pressing this key once and then set the desired time by pressing the time up/down key as described above. To exit edit mode af- ter setting the time, press the same key on the remote once again. The control- ler goes back to manual mode.

Testing and Troubleshooting:
After assembling the circuit without microcontroller, apply the power using ‘on’/’off’ switch S1. Check the DC voltage at pin 3 of regulator IC7. It should be +5V. Check the same voltage at pins 1 and 20 of the base of IC1.

Now, switch off the power, insert the microcontroller in its base and recheck all the connections from the PCB to the LCD and IR sensor TSOP1738. On applying the power, page-1 and page-2 text should display on the LCD screen. Using the remote, switch on the switcher and change the functional sta- tus on the LCD by referring to CCTV switcher remote commander (shown in Fig. 7) and LCD screenshots (shown in Fig. 3).

Adjust VR1 for maximum contrast on the LCD. If you don’t get any output on the LCD, troubleshoot as follows:

No output on the LCD.Switch off the power and check continuity between the LCD and various pins of IC1 and regulator IC as shown in the schematic diagram. If the connections are Ok, switch on the power, vary VR1 and check the voltage at pin 3 of the LCD (0V to 5V).
No backlight on the LCD.Check the voltage at pin 15 (+5V) and pin 16 (0V) of the LCD.
Page 1/page 2 is shown on the screen but the remote commander doesn’t work (nothing happens on pressing functional keys of the remote).

Check the supply at pin 2 of the IR sensor. It should be +5V. If +5V is available at pin 2, check the voltage at pin 3 of the IR sensor. If there is no voltage at pin 3, replace the IR sensor or check the PCB, etc for shorting.

Once the LCD shows page-1 and page-2 text properly and the remote commander is working, switch off the power and then switch it on again using S1. Now the LCD should show page-1 and page-2 as shown in Fig. 3. At the same time, pin 14 of the MCU should go high (+5V) and the power standby LED should glow. Now press ‘Power’ key on the remote. Pin 14 of the MCU should go low and the standby LED should turn off, and vice versa, on pressing the same key again. If this doesn’t happen, replace the microcontroller.

Connect LED1 through LED6 to connector CON1. Press ‘Power’ key on the remote to switch on the switcher. Page-3 text should appear on the LCD, showing camera-1 is ‘on,’ the switcher is in manual mode and the default time of camera hold for auto mode. At the same time, Port-C pin RC7 should go high and LED1 should glow. Select other cameras either by pressing keys 1 through 6 or camera up/down keys of the remote and check whether the corresponding LEDs (LED1 through LED6) are glowing (refer to Port-C truth table). Simultaneously, page-3 should show the corresponding camera number accordingly. If the LEDs don’t glow according to the truth table, replace the microcontroller.

When camera-1 is selected, the LCD should show camera-1 and LED1 should glow. If the monitor does not show the video of camera-1, or you hear no audio from the power amplifier, check 5V logic at pins 5 and 6 of IC4. If there is no voltage at these pins, check the availability of 0.6V at the base of transistor T5, +5V at its emitter and +12V at its collector. Follow the same procedure for all other cameras and their corresponding switching circuits.

Software:
The source program is written in Assembly language and compiled using MPASM tool suite.

Download: Code files

Schematic:

Fig.2. Switcher Circuit for CCTV Cameras

Component Required:

IC1, PIC16F72 microcontroller

IC2-IC4 ,     CD4046
IC5,                                          UTC820
IC7,        7805
IC6,                                              78S12

D1-D4, 1N4007 diode

T1-T6, BC547

R1, 10 K ohm

R2,R13 2.2-kilo-ohm

R3-R8, 470 ohm
R9,R10,    75 ohm
R15,                                              47 ohm, 1watt
R11,R16,                                       47 ohm
R12,                                               1 ohm
R14,R17-R22,                               1K ohm
VR1 10-kilo-ohm potmeter

VR2, 10-kilo-ohm pot long shaft

C1, 1000μF, 35V electrolyte
C2, 220uF, 40V electrolyte

C3,C10,C13,C16, 100uF, 25V electrolyte

C4-C6,C8,C14, 33pF ceramic

C18, 0.1μF,Mylar

C7,C9,    47μF, 16V electrolyte
C11,    680pF Ceramic
C12,                 22uF, 25V electrolyte
C15,                                               220uF, 25V electrolyte
C17,                                               10uF, 25V electrolyte

X1, 230V AC primary to 15V, 2A secondary transformer

Xtal, 4 crystal oscillator

S1, DPDT switch

SK1-SK6,    5 pin DIN socket
SK7,SK8,                                      RCA socket
LCD,                                              16x2 lcd
CON1,                                            7 pin bergstrip connector
CON2-CON7,                                2 pin SIP connector
CON8,                                            12 pin bergstrip connector
LS,                                                  8 ohm, 6.4cm speaker
Remote,                                         6710V00079B (LG TV)
LED1-LED6,                                  LED 5mm red
LED7,                                             LED 5mm green
IRx,                                                 TSOP1738 Ir receiver

Engineering Electronic projects

2012-04-20T13:29:00.002+05:30

If you are searching for your final year electronics project topics, here are the collections of some Engineering electronics project topics. These topics may help you to develop projects for your final year paper.

1. ) DIGITAL ENERGY METER WITH SERIAL INTERFACE FOR INDUSTRIES
2. ) DIGITAL PROGRAMMABLE POWER SUPPLY
3. ) DIGITAL WEIGHING SCALE WITH REMOTE
4. ) RAILWAY TICKET BOOKING USING SMART CARD AND SIMPLE TOUCH SCREEN
5. ) GPS MAP USING REAL GPS RECEIVER WITH LICENCE FOR DEFENCE
6. ) HIGH TECH CAR (ROVER) WITH REMOTE CAMERA FOR THE POLICE BOMB SQUAD
7. ) REAL ECG MACHINE FOR DOCTORS WITH DATA TRANSMISSION THROUGH
8. TELEPHONE LINE
9. ) SMART CARD BASED AUTOMATED PARKING SYSTEM WITH SERVER
10. ) PREPAID ENERGY METER WITH SMART CARD
11. ) DIGITAL DC DRIVE FOR INDUSTRIES WITH REMOTE
12. ) CAN NETWORKING FOR CARS (CAN COMM PROTOCOL IMPLEMENTATION)
13. ) REMOTE SWITCHING OF MACHINE GUN USING RF AND WIRE LESS KEY FOR DEFENCE
14. ) AUTOMATION OF COFFEE PLANTATION USING SMART CARD WITH DIGITAL
15. WEIGHING SCALE
16. ) VOICE ENCRYPTION AND DECRYPTION USING BIT ADC AND DAC
17. ) DIGITAL WEIGHT AND HEIGHT MEASEUREMENT FOR DOCTORS WITH PRINTER
18. ) SOLAR POWERED ELECTRIC FENCE WITH HIGH VOLTAGE AS SECURITY SYSTEM FOR FARMER FIELDS
19. ) REMOTE CONTROL USING LAN NETWORK FOR MACHINE AUTOMATATION
20. ) REMOTE CONTROL THROUGH WEBSITE FOR MACHINE AUTOMATATION
21. ) DIGITAL RBI NOTE COUNTING MACHINE WITH HIGH TECH SENSORS FOR FAKE NOTE DETECTOR
22. ) DTMF BASED REMOTE CONTROL USING AC MAINS
23. ) SMART CARD READER AND WRITER WITH ATTENDANCE ACESS
24. ) PROXIMITY CARD AND VIDEO CAMERA BASED FOOL PROOF ACESS CONTROL
25. ) EMBEDDED WEBSERVER
26. ) INTELLIGENT AMBULANCE FOR CITY TRAFFIC POLICE
27. ) VEHICLE MILEAGE TESTER FOR NEW VEHICLES
28. ) DTMF BASED REMOTE CONTROL USING RADIO FREQUENCY
29. ) INTERACTIVE VOICE RETREVIEL SYSTEM (IVRS)
30. ) DIGITAL SOFTWARE DEFINED RADIO FOR COLLEGES WITH REMOTE TYPE FM
31. ) VEHICLE ANTI COLLISION USING ULTRASONIC SIGNALS
32. ) AUTOMATIC LPG GAS BOOKING SYSTEM USING IVRS TECHNOLOGY
33. ) TRACKING POLICE MAN USING RF PROXIMITY CARD (WATCHMAN DOG)
34. ) DIGITAL AC FREQUENCY AND CAPACITANCE METER
35. ) WIRE LESS DATA LOGGER USING RADIO FREQUENCY FOR TEMPERATURE
36. ) DEVELOPMENT BOARD WITH PROGRAMMER
37. ) CONTROL OF AIR BAGES USING CAN CONTROLLER
38. ) GAMING MACHINE WITH COIN DETECTION
39. ) DIGITAL LICENCE USING SMART CARD FOR TWO AND FOUR WHEELER WITH PRINTER
40. ) AUTOMATED PLACE ANNOUNCEMENT SYSTEM FOR BTS BUS OR TRAIN WITH VOICE CHIP
41. ) VOICE RECOGNISATION VEHICLE
42. ) VOICE OPERATED SYSTEM
43. ) HOME AUTOMATION USING TELEVISION REMOTE CONTROL
44. ) IRDA (INFRA RED DATA COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL IMPLEMENTATION)
45. ) BABY INCUBATOR
46. ) MUSCLE SIMULATOR (REDUCE FAT WITHOUT EXERCISE)
47. ) REAL REMOTE CONTROL OF THE FAN SPEED AND HOME LIGHTS USING RF TECHNOLOGY
48. ) REAL RADER TO AIRPORT FOR DETECTING AEROPLANES WITH AUTO FIRING
49. ) BLUETOOTH BASED DATA LOGGER
50. ) INTELLIGENT RF SECURITY SYSTEM FOR BANKS/HOME WITH GSM MODEM & SENSORS
51. ) AUTOMATED STATE BOADER SECURITY CHECK POST, USING WIRELESS DEVICES
52. ) AUTOMATED PLACE ANNOUNCEMENT SYSTEM FOR METRO TRAIN WITH VOICE CHIP
53. ) SOLAR POWERED, ZIGBEE BASED WATER PUMP CONTROL FOR FARMERS WITH SECURITY
54. ) TRACKING VEHICLE POSITION USING GPS AND GSM MODULES WITH LICENCE
55. ) ELECTRONIC BINACULAR WITH X AND Y AXIS MOVEMENT WITH CAMERA FOR ARM FORCE
56. ) DESIGNING THERMAL PRINTER
57. ) BLUE TOOTH BASED BABY-MONITORING INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
58. ) SECURED VOTING MACHINE WITH TOUCH SCREEN AND SMART CARD
59. ) BLUETOOTH BASED REAL ECG MONITOR
60. ) ELECTRONIC FINE COLLECTION SYSTEM FOR THE TRAFFIC POLICE WITH PRINTER
61. ) ZIGBEE BASED INTELLIGENT RF SECURITY SYSTEM FOR CARS WITH LCD
62. ) REMOTE NOTICE BOARD USING GSM MODEM WITH SMS
63. ) REAL BILLING MACHINE FOR HOTELS WITH PRINTER
64. ) REMOTE BILLING OF ENERGY METER/WATER METER USING GSM MODEM
65. ) NON CONTACT TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT USING INFRARED RAYS
66. ) REAL DIGITAL WIRELESS ELECTRONIC MICROSCOPE WITH VIDEO CAMERA
67. ) ON LINE QUESTION PAPER USING SMART PRINTER AND GSM MODEM
68. ) TRACKING GOVERNMENT STAMP PAPER AND AUTOMATION USING GSM MODEM
69. ) INTELLIGENT LINE FOLLOWER ROBOT FOR INDUSTRIAL PURPOSE
70. ) DIGITAL COMPASS FOR THE AEROPLANE
71. ) GRAPHIC DISPLAY INTERFACE ON MOBILE PHONE
72. ) REAL TOUCH SCREEN BASED VIDEO KIOSK
73. ) WORD RECOGNISING ROBOT WITH WIRELESS MOVEMENT
74. ) ROBOT/MACHINE CONTROLLER USING GPRS NETWORK
75. ) DIGITAL MONITORING SYSTEM FOR INFANTS ABOVE YEARS USING RF TECHNICS
76. ) BRIEFCASE SECURITY SYSTEM BASED ON ZIGBEE, AT BUS OR RAILWAY STATIONS
77. ) ZIGBEE BASED DATALOGGER
78. ) ZIGBEE BASED ANIMAL TRACKING IN FOREST
79. ) ZIGBEE BASED VEHICLE NUMBER PLATE
80. ) DIGITAL BOOK FOR BLIND PEOPLE
81. ) RAILWAY TRACK INSPECTION VEHICLE WITH WIRELESS INFORMATION
82. ) REAL TOUCH SCREEN AND SMART CARD BASED COLLEGE UTILITY PAYMENT SYSTEM
83. ) HI-TECH LIBRARY MANAGEMNET SYSTEM USING WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY
84. ) ROBOT CONTROL USING TV REMOTE
85. ) DIGITAL PROGRAMMABLE SYRINGE FOR MEDICAL PURPOSE
86. ) FIRE ALARM AND PREVENTION ROBOT VEHICLE
87. ) DIGITAL COLLEGE BELL WITH ORIGINAL BELL
88. ) DIGITAL INTERCOM FACILITY FOR COLLEGES
89. ) WIRELESS MONITORING SYSTEM WITH TEMPERATURE AND HEART BEAT FOR PATIENT
90. ) DIGITAL SPEAKING CLOCK FOR BLIND PEOPLE
91. ) GSM BASED INTELLIGENT SPEED MONITORING FOR VEHICLES AT CITY OUT SKIRTS
92. ) COLLEGE BILL OR FEST BILL PAYMENT SYSTEM USING SMART CARD AND TOUCH SCREEN
93. ) OBSTRUCTION DECTING AND AUTO SOLVING VECHILE
94. ) AUTOMATED WATER SUPPLY FOR SHIPS IN HARBOUR USING GSM THERMAL PRINTER PROXIMITY CARD (NON CONTACT SMART CARD) AND ELECTRONIC WATER VALVES
95. ) INTELLIGENT TRAFFIC CONTROL WITH SIGNAL JUMP DETECTION USING CMOS CAMERA AND ALSO INTELLIGENT AMBULANCE CONTROLLER
96. ) REAL ECG MACHINE FOR DOCTORS WITH DATA TRANSMISSION THROUGH GSM MODEM (WIRELESS)
97. ) ROBOTIC ARM CONTROL THROUGH INTERNET / LAN FOR PATIENT OPERATION
98. ) INTELLIGENT COAT FOR DEFENCE LAB WITH BLUETOOTH
99. ) NIGHT VISION CAMERAS WITH ZOOM AND PC SUPPORT
100. ) BIOMETRIC READER FOR DEFENCE LAB
101. ) MP PLAYER FOR BTS BUS AND TRAINS WITH ADVERTISEMENT
102. ) BLUETOOTH BASED PATIENT TOKEN CARD
103. ) DIGITAL HEART BEAT, TEMPERATURE AND HIGH VOLTAGE PULSING DEVICE FOR VEHICLES LIKE BTS BUS, TRAIN ETC
104. ) MUSICAL FOUNTAIN FOR COLLEGES
105. ) REAL FOUR FLOOR LIFT
106. ) LOGIC MULTI PROBE
107. ) DIGITAL PC BASED OSCILLOSCOPE (LCD OSCILLOSCOPE)
108. ) REAL XRAY MACHINE FOR DOCTORS
109. ) ZIGBEE BASED ASSECT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
110. ) AUTOMATIC SPEED REGULATION DEPENDING ON INCOMING VEHICLE ON HIGH WAYS
111. (FUEL INJECTION)
112. ) BIOMETRIC ATM FOR RURELL AREAS This is an application oriented project proposal for the developing countries like INDIA
113. )BIOMETRIC RATION DISPENSER FOR RURELL AREAS
114. )REAL HELECHOPTER WITH GYRO AND AUTO LANDING
115. ))REAL AEROPLANE WITH FULL REMOTE CONTROL
116. )UNMANNED PLOVING FOR THE FARMERS FIELD
117. )INTELIGENT DIGITAL KITCHEN WITH TOUCH SCREEN AND WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY
118. )DIGITAL DASH BOARD FOR CARS WITH TOUCH SCREEN
119. )WIRELESS DRAWING DEVICE
120. )WI-FI BASED BABY-MONITORING INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
121. )REMOTE CONTROL VEHICLE USING WI-FI DEVICE
122. ) UN MANNED AUTOMATED CAR PARKING FOR PARKING AREA USING SMART CARD AND GSM MODEM
123. Autonomouse Machine to Stimulate Wild Flocking Animals
124. Blind People Safty PROJECT
125. HIFI WIRELESS audio Interconects
126. INHS Biological Tracking Radar
127. Micro FUEL Cell Power convertor
128. Physiological AUTONOMOUS CONTROL OF A
129. vechile
130. Rain DETECTION system for power windows in
131. Automobiles
132. sensor NETWORK
133. SENSOR NETWORK TO DETERMINE SOUND ORGIN
134. Tractile Pressure SENSOR for Prosthetic devices
135. Automated Object finding car
136. MesoScaled Aerial ROBOT
137. RFID Integrated Hospital Automation
138. ALARM clock triggered by ECG WAVES
139. SEAT MONITORING SYSTEM
140. Voice - isolating wIRELESS Communicator
141. RFID smart room
142. RFID smart key
143. Human Power Harvesting
144. Non-invasive optical Blood Pressure Measurement Device
145. EYE- CONTROLLED Wi Sensor Bar replacement
146. DUAL- AXIS Magnetic Ring cannon
147. Automated SNOW shoveller
148. RESTAURant point of sales
149. Gsm pc based office automation
150. Eye Ball operated Pick and Place ROBOT
151. Eye Ball operated patient wheel chair
152. Eye Ball operated mouse control
153. Eye Ball operated walking Robot
154. Eye ball operated security system
155. Eye Ball position linked with EEG
156. Eye Ball operated voice output for patient care taker
157. communication
158. Axis vechile control using Eye Ball position for disabled
159. patient
160. Axis vechile control using Eye Ball position for disabled
161. patient
162. Eye Ball operated car steering controll for disabled
163. Car security system using Eye Ball position correlated with
164. secret password
165. Fire fighting walking Robot fully loaded with fire sensor
166. gas tank , position sensors and object sensor
167. Live body deduction walking Robot
168. Self guided snake Robot which monitors a whole office
169. and sends pictures to main operating room for security
170. purpose
171. Snake Robot fully loaded with different types of gas
172. sensors to find any unwanted gas inside a closed place
173. and sends wireless information
174. Glass well cleaning snake robot
175. Automatic feeder for hutcheries using snake robot
176. Floor cleaning snake robot
177. phase Monitor using current and voltage sensor
178. Multi storage vechile parking system using IR
179. Touch screen controller based driving system
180. Touch key for Blind by giving a varaiable audiable sound,
181. Heart beat Monitoring system with Zigbee Transmission
182. AXIS Vehicle fire fighting Robot
183. Axis vechile Live body Robot
184. Artificial vision system for blind using ultra sonic sound
185. transmission and reception
186. RF based heart beat breathing pattern monitoring system
187. Automatic vechile speed control system using ultrasonic
188. distance meter
189. Drowsy Driver alert using an RF capacitance based Eye
190. blink sensor
191. Automatic vehicle lock system if a driver is drunked
192. Integration of wireless technology for person alive
193. detection using RF capacitance based breathing sensor
194. Operating total house appliances using only solar tracking
195. energy
196. Car security system using CO gas detection sensor, touch
197. sensor and MicroAccelerometer
198. Interactive Earthquake Monitoring controlling system
199. wireless Electricity billing system
200. Wind Mill monitoring and automatic change of angle of
201. the whole system corresponding to the wind direction
202. Enterance detector using long range IR
203. Personal Radar using long range PIR sensor for Home
204. security
205. Air Velocity Monitoring system
206. vehicle pollution monitoring system using Carbon Mono
207. Oxide gas sensor
208. A mobile phone enhanced Remote surveillance system
209. with Electric power application
210. Flex sensor based mechnical arm figer Movement
211. Vehicle Engine oil age finding using viscosity sensor
212. Speech Recognization security system using a speech IC
213. embedded with / PIC
214. Current , voltage, Power factor Monitoring system
215. EEG Recorder
216. ECG GRAPH Analyser
217. Automatic vechile Toll pay system using coins
218. Automatic DISPENSARY USING COIN PAY SYSTEM
219. Passenger's Automatic Ticket wending machine
220. Detection of human bone crack using SHORT RANGE
221. Infrared point sensor
222. Color Recognation conveyor material splitting system
223. Soil test monitoring system using types of special
224. sensor
225. Electronic Eye came for blind which guide the blind
226. automatically
227. Sensing eye pressure using tonometer concept
228. Different model sensor for texttile industries
229. Detecting yarn break and thickness in textile industries
230. using Di - Electric sensor
231. Sensing black rice from a narrow rice conveyor which
232. blows out the black rice from white
233. Axis Mine detector Robot
234. Monitoring patients total movement using BIONIX
235. sensor with O/P
236. Flight Monitoring system using Ultrasonic sensor ,
237. speed sensor , and direction sensor from the base station
238. using RF transmission
239. Automatic Escalator control system
240. Automatic bottle filling system
241. Automatic Elavator control system
242. Automatic car washing system
243. Automatic lift control with load stopage announcement
244. First fall announcement system for industries with voice
245. announcement
246. Multichannal temperature indicator and controller using
247. Fuzzy logic
248. Total industrial automation and security system using
249. RS standard
250. Sequential control system for conveyor system
251. Temperature control through Fibre optics cables
252. Bank locker system with SMS Mobile alert
253. Accident identification system with auto dialer
254. Anesthesia control system for Medical application
255. Antenna tracking system
256. Auto path finder Robotic car
257. Depth , thickness measurement using LVDT principal
258. Fuel level monitor
259. Gas leakage detector and auto dial system
260. Human body scaning system
261. Industrial safty measurement system
262. Paint sparaying Robot
263. Programmable temperature controller for furnace with
264. PC interface
265. Automatic solar irrigation system
266. Plant water sparaying Robot
267. PH monitoring and control for pharmaceutical industries
268. Respiratory monitor
269. Electronic spirit level
270. computerised whether station
271. Electric power generation using Foot steps
272. Electronic accelerometer
273. Electronic air pollution detector
274. Electronic water pollution monitor
275. Automatic change over for EB AND Generator
276. Automatic Boiler controller
277. Automatic Dam shutter controller
278. Finger print based attendence management system
279. PC login using Finger print
280. Finger print based medical information for patient
281. Finger print recognized ATM
282. Finger print recognized car security system
283. Automatic CAR PARKING using Finger print concept
284. Military security system using Eyeball movement detector
285. correlated with finger
286. Finger print recognised passport verification
287. Automatic patients heart beat and temperature
288. monitoring for remote doctor
289. Patients care and health analysis system
290. Remote Industrial security system
291. wireless based train coach guidance system
292. Remote controlled motor speed controller in chemical
293. plant
294. Remote switching for home appliancess control
295. wireless networking of smoke detector with voice alerts
296. Automatic Pantry system using wireless technology
297. wireless based Railway Bridge Damage notification with
298. alarm
299. ZIGBEE wireless sensor network in industrial application
300. and more projects on MATLAB , VLSI , DSP
301. Switched â€œ capacitor/ Switched-Inductor structures for getting TransformerLess Hybrid DC-DC PWM Converter
302. Parasitic Inductance effect on Switching losses for a high frequency DC-DC converter
303. A multiple input DC-DC positive Buck-Boost converter topology
304. Implementation Single Phase AC-AC Matrix converter using SPWM with drastic load condition
305. A new PWMZVS full â€œ bridge converter
306. Development of maximum Power Point tracker for PV panels using SEPIC Converter
307. An Induction Generator System Using Fuzzy Modeling and Recurrent Fuzzy Neural Network
308. Performance Improvement of Shunt Active Power Filter With Dual Parallel Topology
309. Adaptive Neuro-Wavelet Control for switching Power Supplies Protections

310. An Improved Reliability Cuk Based Solar Inverter with sliding Mode control
311. Feed forward Current Control of Boost Single Phase PFC converter
312. Characterization and Performance comparison of Ripple â€œ Based Control for Voltage Regulator Modules
313. Current-Mode Variable â€œFrequency control architecture for High â€œCurrent Low-Voltage DC to DC Converters
314. Unified Flux and Torque Control Method for DTC Based Induction â€œ Motor Drivers
315. Sensor less Optimization OF Dead Times in DC-DC Converters with Syncronou Rectifiers
316. Dynamic Control and performance of a Unified Power flow Controller for Stabilizing n AC Transmission System
317. A Grid Interfacing Power Quality Compensator for Three-Phase Three wire Micro Grid Application

318. Hardware implementation of CAVLC filter
319. per h =
320. Linlog filter for image enhancement
321. Adaptive Thresholding filter for Pilot -less vehicle
322. E framer=
323. Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) for data encryption
324. Triple DES (TDES) encryption for encryption
325. Snort rules implementation in Hardware=
326. Content addressable memory (CAM) for FPGA=
327. Serial peripheral interface (SPI) for high speed data transfer
328. b b Codec=
329. TENS- TINY ELECTRONIC SHOCK MACHINE FOR PATIENT USING CAP SENSE TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE TIMULATOR
330. TOUCH PAD CONTROLLED WHEELCHAIR
331. COMO STAGE PATIENT NERVE SENSTIVITY ALERT THROGH WIRELESS
332. DISH ANTENNA POSITIONING USING PAPER MOUSE TECHNOLOGY THROUGH RF COMMUNICATION
333. CAP SENSE BASED WIRELESS ROBOTIC CONTROLL
334. MULTICHANNEL LED DIMMER WITH CAPSENSE CONTROL
335. INVISIBLE SENSETIVITY BASED SECURED PASSWORD PROTECTION FOR BANK
336. TOUCH SENSE BASED AID FOR AS A BODILY IMPAIRMENT OR A DEVASTATING DISEASE PEOPLE
337. SPEED CONTROL OF DC MOTOR USING SLIDER CAPSENSE AND PWM
338. WIRELESS TOUCHPAD REMOTE CONTROL FOR INDUSTRIAL DEVICE CONTROL
339. TRANSABDOMINAL FETAL HEART RATE DETECTION USING NIR PHOTOPLEYTHYSMOGRAPHY: INSTRUMENTATION AND CLINICAL RESULTS
340. A NEURO-SLIDING-MODE CONTROL WITH ADAPTIVE MODELING OF UNCERTAINTY FOR CONTROL OF MOVEMENT IN PARALYZED LIMBS USING FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION
341. BLUSTETH-WIRELESS STETHOSCOPE USING BLUE TOOTH
342. ANALYSIS OF DEPTH OF ANASTHESIA USING MONITORING DEVICE AND SENSORS
343. EMG ASSISTED MIGRAINE THERAPY
344. ANALYSIS, DESIGN, AND CONTROL OF A TRANSCUTANEOUS POWER REGULATOR FOR ARTIFICIAL HEARTS
345. BODY SENSORS: WIRELESS ACCESS TO PHYSIOLOGICAL DATA
346. TASK PERFORMANCE IS PRIORITIZED OVER ENERGY REDUCTION
347. MOBILE HUMAN AIRBAG SYSTEM FOR FALL PROTECTION USING MEMS SENSORS AND EMBEDDED SVM CLASSIFIER
348. DEVELOPMENT OF ZIGBEE MOBILE ROUTER FOR SUPPORTING NETWORK MOBILITY IN HEALTHCARE SYSTEM
349. CONGESTION-AWARE, LOSS-RESILIENT BIO-MONITORING SENSOR NETWORKING FOR MOBILE HEALTH APPLICATIONS
350. AMBULATORY CENTER OF MASS PREDICTION USING BODY ACCELERATIONS AND CENTER OF FOOT PRESSURE
351. BIO-MECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF HUMAN HAND
352. REMOTE COMPACT SENSOR FOR THE REAL-TIME MONITORING OF HUMAN HEARTBEAT AND RESPIRATION RATE
353. ELECTRO MYO GRAPHY
354. MEASURING AND TRANSMITTING VITAL BODY SIGNS USING MEMS SENSORS
355. MODELING OF PROSTHETIC LIMB ROTATION CONTROL BY SENSING ROTATION OF RESIDUAL ARM BONE
356. A MINI-INVASIVE LONG-TERM BLADDER URINE PRESSURE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM
357. A TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATOR INDUCING NEAR-RECTANGULAR PULSES WITH CONTROLLABLE PULSE WIDTH â€œTENS
358. TELEMETRIC INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE SENSOR SYSTEM FOR BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS
359. MEMS BASED ASSISTANCE FOR PHYSICALLY CHALLENGING PEOPLE
360. INNOVATIVE PLATFORM FOR TELE PHYSIOTHERAPY
361. WIRELESS FALL SENSOR WITH GPS LOCATION FOR MONITORING THE ELDERLY
362. PREMATURE INFANT SIDE-STREAM RESPIRATORY GAS MONITORING SENSOR
363. PATIENT MONITORING USING GSM AND ZIG BEE FOR HOSPITALS AND OLDAGE HOMES
364. WIRELESS DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM FOR REMOTE CARE OF NEWELY BORN PREMATURES
365. ZIGBEE DEVICE ACCESS CONTROL AND RELIABLE DATA TRANSMISSION IN ZIGBEE BASED HEALTH MONITORING SYSTEM
366. SMULTI SENSOR STRATEGIES TO ASSIST BLIND PEOPLE: A CLEAR-PATH INDICATOR
367. COUGH MONITORING SYSTEM
368. MEMS BASED PC COMMANDS USING HAND SIGNALS
369. WIRELESS TELEMETRY SYSTEM FOR THE TRANSMISSION OF ECG SIGNALS
370. WHEELCHAIR CONTROL USING VOICE SIGNALS FOR DISABLED PATIENTS
371. BREATH ANALYZER FOR TERMINALLY ILL PATIENTS WITH SLEEP PATTERN ANALYSIS
372. AUTO PHONE CONTROL USING HAND SIGNALS FOR DISABLED PATIENTS USING MEMS
373. IMPACT ESTIMATION AND ANALYSIS OF PATIENT DURING FALL
374. ROBOT CONTROL USING HAND SIGNALS
375. ULTRASONIC AND VOICE BASED WALKING STICK FOR THE BLIND
376. FOOT PRESSURE MONITOR FOR ATHLETES AND PATIENTS
377. AUTOMATIC VEHICLE SECURITY SYSTEM USING ALCOHOL SENSOR
378. FINGERPRINT IDENTIFICATION BASED AUTOMATIC TELLER MACHINE
379. INVOLUNTARY ANETHESIA CONTROLLING SYSTEM USING MULTIPLE MEDICAL FUNCTIONS
380. AUTOMATIC TIMED BLOOD PRESSURE MEARSURING SYSTEM FOR PATIENTS
381. FOOT CONTROL OPERATION THEATER LIGHT WITH INTENSITY CONTROL
382. ULTRASOUND THERAPY BY USING PIEZO ELECTRIC METHOD
383. SHORTWAVE DIATHERMY STIMULATION THERAPY
384. INFANT PHOTOTHERAPY USING UV METHOD
385. ELECTRONIC PATIENTS WEIGHING SCALE
386. POCKET HELD FETAL HEART MONITORING SYSTEM
387. BREATHING CONTROL NEBULIZATION SYSTEM
388. AUTOMATIC PATIENTâ„¢S HEART BEAT AND BODY TEMPERATURE MONITORING FOR REMOTE DOCTOR
389. MEASUREMENT OF INHALED / EXHALED RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
390. RESPIRATORY MONITORING SYSTEM WITH TEMPERATURE SENSOR AND BREATH SENSOR
391. PATIENT FALL DETECTION USING HIP AND ABDOMEN SENSOR
392. BREATHING SENSOR WITH SLEEPING DISORDER PATTERN ANALYSIS
393. NON INVASIVE HUMAN RESPIRATORY MEASUREMENT
394. BIONIC SENSOR BASED STRESS SENSING AND HIP MONITORING WITH LCD DISPLAY
395. INTEGRATED PATIENT MONITORING GATEWAY USING RFID
396. INTELLIGENT MONITORING SYSTEM IN PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH
397. WIRELESS COMMUNICATION BASED BLOOD PRESSURE MEASUREMENT
398. HOSPITAL EMERGENCY CARING SYSTEM
399. RFID BASED HEALTH CARD SYSTEM
400. RESPIRATORY TEMPERATURE MONITOR IN ICU
401. REDUCE THE POTENTIAL RISKS FOR SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME (SIDS)
402. A WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK PLATFORM FOR HEALTHCARE SERVICES
403. ELECTRICAL SAFETY ANALYSER FOR BIOMEDICAL EQUIPMENTS
404. A NOVEL CARRYING OUT OF SPOUT MEASUREMENT FOR A CONDUCTING LIQUID
405. REAL-TIME MONITORING AND PRE-ALARM SYSTEM FOR DANGEROUS MOUNTAINS IN THE RAILWAY LINE
406. REAL-TIME PEDESTRIAN DETECTION AND TRACKING AT NIGHTTIME FOR DRIVER-ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS
407. A ZIGBEE AND ZIGBEE-TO-IR DEVICE CONTROL SCHEME FOR SINGLE MEDIA MULTI DEVICES
408. CATS in CARS (Compact Anti Theft System in CARS)
409. RESEARCH OF TRAFFIC SIGNAL LIGHT INTELLIGENT CONTROL SYSTEM BASED ON MICROCONTROLLER
410. APPLICATION OF ZIGBEE FOR POLLUTION MONITORING CAUSED BY AUTOMOBILE EXHAUST GASES
411. RESEARCH ON AUTOMOBILE DRIVING STATE REAL-TIME MONITORING SYSTEM BASED ON ARM
412. WEB-BASED CAREGIVER MONITORING SYSTEM FOR ASSISTING VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE
413. THE APPLICATION OF WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK IN THE IRRIGATION AREA AUTOMATIC SYSTEM
414. REMOTE-CONTROLLABLE AND ENERGY-SAVING ROOM ARCHITECTURE BASED ON ZIGBEE COMMUNICATION
415. DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF ARM PROCESSOR
416. BASED WEB SERVER
417. TRAVEL TIME PREDICTION UNDER HETEROGENEOUS TRAFFIC CONDITIONS USING GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM DATA FROM BUSES
418. MOBILE HUMAN AIRBAG SYSTEM FOR FALL PROTECTION USING MEMS SENSORS AND EMBEDDED SVM CLASSIFIER
419. GROUP ELEVATOR SCHEDULING WITH ADVANCE INFORMATION FOR NORMAL AND EMERGENCY MODES IN BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
420. E-DRIVE FOR PHYSICALLY AND VISUALLY CHALLENGED
421. ULTRA LOW POWER WIRELESS WEATHER STATION
422. REMOTE SENSING AND CONTROL OF AN IRRIGATION SYSTEM USING A DISTRIBUTED WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK
423. INTELLIGENT RESIDENTIAL SECURITY ALARM AND REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEM BASED ON SINGLE CHIP COMPUTER
424. BROADBAND ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION SENSOR FOR DETECTING BURIED LANDMINES
425. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF CONTROL MECHANISM FOR STANDBY POWER REDUCTION IN HOME APPLIANCES
426. DEVELOPMENT OF PEDESTRIAN-TO-VEHICLE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM PROTOTYPE FOR PEDESTRIAN SAFETY USING BOTH WIDE-AREA AND DIRECT COMMUNICATION
427. SOLAR ENERGY HARVESTING WIRELESS EMBEDDED SYSTEMS FOR REMOTE SENSOR NETWORKS
428. AN ON-LINE MONITORING SYSTEM OF TEMPERATURE OF CONDUCTORS AND FITTINGS BASED ON GSM SMS AND ZIGBEE
429. MONITORING AND TRANSMISSION OF HEAVY VEHICLE PARAMETERS USING FIXED CELLULAR TERMINAL
430. INTEGRATION OF TECHNOLOGIES FOR SMART HOME APPLICATION
431. HARDWARESOFTWARE CO-DESIGN FOR HYPERELLIPTIC CURVE CRYPTOGRAPHY (HECC) ON THE ICROPROCESSOR
432. STABILITY OF NETWORKED MANAGE SYSTEMS WITH TENTATIVE TIME-VARYING SUSPENSION
433. STRETCHING THE MODELING FRAMEWORK FOR WIND INVENTION SYSTEMS: RLS-BASED STANDARD FOR PERFORMANCE BELOW HIGH TURBULENCE INFLOW
434. EXISTENCE PATTERN SENSOR WITH NON-INTRUSIVE APPLIANCE MONITORING
435. AUTOMATIC AUTHENTICATION OF EXTERNAL INTERRUPTS BEHAVIORS FOR MICROPROCESSOR DESIGN
436. EMBEDDED CONTROLLED Z SOURCE INVERTER FED INDUCTION MOTOR DRIVE
437. SVATS: A SENSOR-NETWORK-BASED VEHICLE ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM
438. SECURE REMOTE CONTROL MODEL FOR INFORMATION APPLIANCES
439. EMBEDDED VEHICLE CONTROL SYSTEM BASED ON VOICE PROCESSING TECHNOLOGIES
440. AN AUTOMATIC VOICE QUERY SYSTEM FOR BANK BASED ON TELEPHONE NETWORK
441. A UNITY POWER FACTOR CORRECTION PREREGULATOR WITH FAST DYNAMIC RESPONSE BASED ON A LOW-COST MICROCONTROLLER
442. AUTOMOTIVE FAN CONTROL WITH SMART POWER SWITCH
443. IMPLEMENTATION OF MULTILEVEL INVERTER-FED INDUCTION MOTOR DRIVE
444. WEB ENABLED CAR
445. AUTOMATED VEHICLES FOR PHYSICALLY AND VISUALLY CHALLENGED
446. PROCESS CONTROL OF GENE AMPLIFICATION INSTRUMENT
447. MODELS FOR BEARING DAMAGE DETECTION IN INDUCTION MOTORS USING STATOR CURRENT MONITORING
448. DESIGN AND PRACTICAL IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERNET-BASED PREDICTIVE CONTROL OF A SERVO SYSTEM
449. NETWORKED CONTROL SYSTEM WITH HIGH-SPEED AND REAL-TIME COMMUNICATION LINKS USING TCP/IP
450. DIGITAL CONTROL OF A TWO PHASE MOTOR
451. DESIGNING COMPUTER INTERFACE FOR PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED PERSONS
452. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A MICROCONTROLLER-BASED HIGH POWER FACTOR ELECTRONIC BALLAST TO SUPPLY METAL HALIDE LAMPS
453. MICROCONTROLLER PERFORMANCE FOR DC MOTOR SPEED CONTROL SYSTEM
454. A TESTBED FOR SECURE AND ROBUST SCADA SYSTEMS
455. DC MOTOR SPEED SCRUTINIZEING AND CONTROLLING USING THYRISTOR
456. TRANSMISSION LINE MULTIPLE FAULTS DETECTION AND INDICATION TO ELECTRICITY BOARD
457. EXPLOITATION OF PULSE WIDTH MODULATION FOR DC MOTOR SPEED CONTROL
458. ELECTRICAL SUBSTATION SCRUTINIZEING AND CONTROLLING DEVICE FROM REMOTE AREA
459. TRANSFORMER INUSTRIAL PARAMETERS MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEM AND INTIMATION TO ELECTRICITY BOARD
460. AUTOMATIC ENERGY CALCULATION AND BILLING SYSTEM TO EB
461. REALIZATION OF PREPAID BILL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR ELECTRICITY BOARD
462. VOICE ENABLED SPEED CONTROL OF DC MOTOR
463. SPEED CONTROL OF DC MOTOR USING DAC
464. VOICE OPERATED INDUCTION MOTOR SPEED CONTROL THROUGH RF COMMUNICATION
465. PWM BASED SPEED CONTROL OF DC MOTOR USING CONTROLLER
466. PWM BASED SPEED CONTROL OF AC MOTOR USING CONTROLLER
467. ONLINE SPEED CONTROL OF DC MOTOR WITH HIGH SPEED NETWORK
468. SMS BASED INDUCTION MOTOR CONTROLLER
469. SMS BASED DC MOTOR SPEED CONTROLLER
470. TRANSFORMER INDUSTRIAL PARAMETERS MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEM AND INTIMATION TO ELECTRICITY BOARD
471. AUTOMATIC ENERGY CALCULATION AND BILLING SYSTEM TO EB
472. POWER THEFT INDICATOR
473. VOICE ENABLED SPEED CONTROL OF DC/AC MOTOR
474. SPEED CONTROL OF DC MOTOR USING DAC
475. VOICE OPERATED INDUCTION MOTOR SPEED CONTROL THROUGH RF COMMUNICATION
476. PWM BASED SPEED CONTROL OF AC MOTOR USING CONTROLLER
477. COMPUTERIZED SUBSTATION AUTOMATION FOR DIFFERENT PARAMETERS
478. STEPPER MOTOR SPEED CONTROLLING USING CELL PHONE
479. MICROCONTROLLER BASED MEASUREMENT OF CURRENT, VOLTAGE, POWER FACTOR AND TEMPERATURE FOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS
480. AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED FAN USING MICROCONTROLLER
481. TRANSMISSION LINE MULTIPLE FAULTS DETECTION AND INDICATION TO EB
482. EXPLOITATION OF PWM FOR DC MOTOR CONTROL
483. REALIZATION OF PREPAID BILL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND TIMEOUT INTIMATION FOR ELECTRICITY BOARD
484. INVOLUNTARY TEMPERATURE LEVEL SCRUTINIZING AND CONTROLLING SYSTEM FOR INDUSTRIAL BOILER
485. INDUSTRTIAL PARAMETER MONITORING USING GRAPHIC LCD CONTROL EMBEDDED SYSTEM
486. RF COMMUNICATION BASED INVOLUNTARY FOR SUBSTATION AUTOMATION
487. INVOLUNTARY POST-PAID TAB SYSTEM FOR EB DEPARTMENT THROUGH RF COMMUNICATION
488. PHASE MAINS SCANNER WITH HIGH CURRENT TRIPPING (M)
489. AUTO IRRIGATION SYSTEM (M)
490. CELL PHONE OPERATED LAND ROVER (M)
491. ENERGY SAVING BY OBJECT COUNTING (M)
492. LIVE BODY DETECTION BASED PROTECTION SYSTEM FOR (M)
493. SENSITIVE AREA (M)
494. PAPER MOUSE FOR UNIVERSAL MOTOR SPEED CONTROL (M)
495. HIGH â€œ TECH PROTECTION FOR CARS WITH CO & LPGSENSOR USING PLC (M)
496. SEMICONDUCTOR ELEMENT BASED VERSATILE POT (M)
497. TALKING ENERGY METER (M)
498. TWO IN ONE CELL PHONE (M)
499. ADVANCED BOILER CONTROLLER SYSTEM (M)
500. CELL CODED VARIABLE ISOLATEDAC SOURCE (M)
501. EB DISCONNECTION THROUGH PLCC (M)
502. INDUSTRIAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL (M)
503. MULTI APPLICATION LASER MODULE (M)
504. PLC BASED MULTIWAY ENERGY SAVER (M)
505. RATIO MIXING SYSTEM FOR PAINT FACTORY (M)
506. SOLAR-BASED CELL PHONE CHARGER FOR PUBLIC PLACES (M)
507. TRANS DISCOVER SYSTEM FOR HIGHWAY TRANSPORT (M)
508. WEARABLE ELECTRONICS FOR HOME (OR) INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION (M)
509. A WIRELESS DESIGN OF LOW-COST IRRIGATION SYSTEM USING ZIGBEE TECHNOLOGY
510. RESEARCH OF INTELLIGENT HOME SECURITY SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM BASED ON ZIGBEE
511. SECURITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR OILFIELD BASED ON EMBEDDED WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
512. THE DEVELOPMENT OF ROAD LIGHTING INTELLIGENT CONTROL SYSTEM BASED ON WIRELESS NETWORK CONTROL
513. REMOTE-CONTROLLABLE AND ENERGY-SAVING SPACE STRUCTURAL DESIGN BASED ON ZIGBEE COMMUNICATION
514. RELEVANCE OF ZIGBEE FOR CONTAMINATION MONITORING CAUSED BY AUTOMOBILE WEAKENS GASES
515. A WIRELESS DATA ACQUISITION AND TRANSMISSION SYSTEM
516. GSM-BASED WIRELESS HOME APPLIANCES MONITORING & CONTROL SYSTEM
517. GSM-BASED DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMER MONITORING SYSTEM
518. FIRE DETECTION AND AUTOMATIC INTIMATION SYSTEM
519. MOBILE BASED INVOLUNTARY ROBOTIC CONTROL SYSTEM
520. ELECTRO MAGNETIC DOOR STATUS SCRUTINIZE AND CONTROL THROUGH SMS
521. GSM BASED SMART INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR LOST ATM CARDS
522. ENERGY SCRUTINIZEING SYSTEM USING GSM
523. INTRUDER ALERT SYSTEM IN HOME / INDUASTRIAL SECURED PLACE USING GSM TECHNOLOGY
524. FERRETING OUT PERIPATETIC DEVICE USING GSM TECHNOLOGY
525. SHORT MESSAGING SYSTEM BASED VOTING SYSTEM USING GSM
526. VEHICLE THEFT AND TRACKING USING GPS AND GSM
527. ACCIDENT IDENTIFICATION USING GPS AND SEND SMS THROUGH GSM TO A MOBILE
528. ACCIDENT IDENTIFICATION USING GPS AND RF COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
529. LIVE HUMAN DETECTION USING GSM TECHNIQUE
530. LIVE HUMAN DETECTION AND TRACKING USING GPS AND SEND SMS THROUGH GSM TO A MOBILE
531. DETECTION OF TRAIN COLLISION AND LOCATION USING GPS AND SEND SMS THROUGH GSM TO A MOBILE
532. TRAIN COLLISION DETECTION AND LOCATION USING GPS AND WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
533. DEVICE CONTROL BY SMS
534. GSM BASED MOTOR SPEED CONTROL
535. VEHICLE GASEOUS FUEL LEAKAGE DETECTION WITH AUTOMATIC SAFETY WARNING AND ALERTING SYSTEM USING GSM
536. GSM (GLOBAL SYSTEM FOR MOBILE) BASED SCADA FOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION
537. REAL TIME IMPLEMENTATION OF LIBRARY MANAGEMENT AND SURVEY COUNTING SYSTEM USING RFID AND GSM TECHNOLOGY
538. FIRE DETECTION AND AUTOMATIC INTIMATION SYSTEM
539. MOBILE BASED INVOLUNTARY ROBOTIC CONTROL SYSTEM
540. ELECTRO MAGNETIC DOOR STATUS SCRUTINIZE AND CONTROL THROUGH SMS

541. A NOVEL ALGORITHM FOR DETECTING SINGULAR POINTS FROM FINGERPRINT IMAGES
542. A REAL TIME FINGERPRINT RECOGNITION SYSTEM BASED ON NOVEL FINGERPRINT MATCHING STRATEGY
543. AN ADAPTIVE MULTIRESOLUTION APPROACH TO FINGERPRINT RECOGNITION
544. FINGER PRINT PREDICTION ENABLED PASSPORT AUTHENTICATION SYSTEM
545. INVOLUNTARY, BIOMETRIC DOOR ACCESS CONTROL AND ATTENDANCE MAINTENANCE SYSTEM
546. BIO METRIC RECOGNITION SYSTEM BASED DIGITAL VOTING MACHINE
547. ELECTRONIC LIBRARY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM USING FINGER PRINT SENSOR
548. PATIENT MEDICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM USING FINGER PRINT
549. IVRS BASED AUTOMATIC TELLER MACHINE TRANSACTION SYSTEM WITH THE HELP OF RFID TECHNOLOGY FOR BLIND PEOPLE WITH BIOMETRIC AUTHENTICATION
550. HIGH PROTECTION ATM SYSTEM WITH FINGER PRINT IDENTIFICATION TECHNOLOGY WITH IMAGE RECORD AND GSM
551. REAL TIME DESKTOP PERSONEL COMPUTER LOGIN SYSTEM USING FINGER PRINT RECOGNITION IN ANY COMPANY BRANDS
552. PROVIDING GROUP TRAVEL GUIDE BY RFIDS AND WIRELESS NETWORKS
553. ROBUST AND EFFICIENT PASSWORD-AUTHENTICATED KEY AGREEMENT USING SMART CARDS FOR CAMPUS MANAGEMENT
554. ASSESSING THE FEASIBILITY OF USING RFID TECHNOLOGY IN AIRPORTS
555. IMPLEMENTATION OF RFID TECHNOLOGY IN PARKING LOT ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM
556. AN RFID APPLICATION FOR THE DISABLED: PATH FINDER
557. INCREASING THROUGHPUT AND PERSONALIZING THE EXAMINATION PROCESS IN UNIVERSITIES USING RFID
558. AN OVERVIEW OF APPROACHES FOR UTILIZING RFID IN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
559. THE ELECTRONIC PASSPORT AND FEATURE OF GOVERNMENT ISSUED RFID BASED IDENTIFICATION
560. UTILIZING RFID SIGNALING SCHEME FOR LOCALIZATION OF STATIONARY OBJECTS AND SPEED ESTIMATION OF MOBILE OBJECTS
561. SIGNATURE SYSTEMS ON SMART CARD WITH KEYS GENERATED BY FINGERPRINT
562. MULTILEVEL DESIGN VALIDATION IN A SECURE EMBEDDED SYSTEM
563. Application Fields of RFID in Health Safety and Environment Management
564. REAL TIME IMPLEMENTATION OF LIBRARY MANAGEMENT AND SURVEY COUNTING SYSTEM USING RFID AND GSM TECHNOLOGY
565. DESIGN OF SIGHT SPOT TICKET MANAGEMENT SYSTEM BASED ON RFID
566. DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR EXCEPTION MANAGEMENT IN RFID ENABLED AIRLINE BAGGAGE HANDLING PROCESS
567. RFID BASED ANIMAL TRACKING SYSTEM
568. LASER HAND FOR PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED PEOPLE
569. RFID- AIRPORT AUTHORITY
570. RFID BASED RATION CARD
571. RFID BASED MEDICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM
572. INVOLUNTARY ATTENDANCE MAINTENANCE SYSTEM THROUGH DOOR ACCESS CONTROL
573. RFID BASED SECURE VEHICLE TRACKING
574. AUTOMATIC TOLL GATE MANAGEMENT USING RFID
575. PASSPORT VERIFICATION BASED ON RFID
576. IVRS BASED ATM TRANSACTION SYSTEM WITH THE HELP OF RFID TECHNOLOGY FOR BLIND PEOPLE
577. THEFT IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM FOR SUPERMARKETS USING RFID
578. PETRO CARD IN PETROL BUNK IN PREPAID SYSTEM
579. SMART CARD BASED ATTENDANCE MARKER
580. SMART CARD BASED DOOR OPENING AND CLOSING SYSTEM
581. SMART CARD BASED GUARD MONITORING
582. SMART CARD BASED SECURITY AND DEVICE CONTROLLING
583. VOTING MACHINE USING RFID ANG FINGER PRINT
584. APPLICATION AND ACCOMPLISHMENT OF CAN BUS TECHNOLOGY IN INDUSTRY REAL-TIME DATA COMMUNICATION
585. REVERSING RADAR CLASSIFICATION BASED ON CAN BUS
586. IMPLEMENTING PROCESS CONTROL & MONITORING SYSTEM USING CAN
587. PERFORMANCE OF AN INDUSTRIAL DATA COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL ON ETHERNET NETWORK
588. IMPLEMENTATION OF A CAN-BASED DIGITAL DRIVING SYSTEM FOR A VEHICLE
589. IMPLEMENTATION OF LIN PROTOCOL FOR AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATIONS USING MICROCONTROLLER
590. EMBEDDED SYSTEM BASED PRECISION TIME SYNCHRONIZATION USING IEEE -SERVER-CLIENT-CONTROL
591. APPLICATION OF VISUAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR VERIFICATION OF DISTRIBUTED CONTROLLERS
592. ESEARCH OF TRAFFIC SIGNAL LIGHT INTELLIGENT CONTROL SYSTEM BASED ON MICROCONTROLLER
593. EXTRACTING CONTROLLER AREA NETWORK DATA FOR RELIABLE CAR COMMUNICATIONS
594. RESEARCH ON AUTOMOBILE DRIVING STATE REAL-TIME MONITORING SYSTEM BASED ON ARM
595. AN AUTOMOTIVE SECURITY SYSTEM FOR ANTI-THEFT
596. A LOW-COST EXTENDABLE FRAMEWORK FOR EMBEDDED SMART CAR SECURITY SYSTEM
597. MULTI-SENSOR INFORMATION INTEGRATION ON DSP PLATFORM FOR VEHICLE NAVIGATION SAFETY AND DRIVING AID
598. REVERSING RADAR SYSTEM BASED ON CAN BUS
599. A NOVEL VEHICLE SAFETY MODEL: VEHICLE SPEED CONTROLLER UNDER DRIVER FATIGUE
600. RESEARCH ON EMBEDDED DATA DISPLAY UNIT BASED ON CAN BUS
601. A CAN-BASED DISTRIBUTED CONTROL SYSTEM FOR AUTONOMOUS ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE
602. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF INTELLIGENT VEHICLE MONITORING ANDMANAGEMENT SYSTEM BASED ON THE MULTI-NET
603. ADVANCED ROLL SOLIDITY CONTROL FOR HEAVY MOTOR TRUCKS USING CAN AND MEMS SENSORS
604. DEVICE INTEGRATION OF CAN CONTROLLER, DATA CONVERTERS, AND ISP NON-VOLATILE MEMORY FACILITATES
605. AUTOMATED VEHICLE SECURITY SYSTEM WITH ZIGBEE KEYLESS ENTRY OVER CAN NETWORK
606. BREAK-OUT-BOX DESIGN IMPLEMENTATION FOR THE TRANSMISSION OF SYNCHRONOUS CAN DATA STREAMS FOR MOTION CONTROL IN AUTOMOBILES
607. RTC IN EEPROM BY USING I C PROTOCOL FOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION
608. DOMAIN: MICROCONTROLLER BASED NETWORKING PROTOCOL
609. IMPLEMENTATION OF VEHICLE TRACKING SYSTEM USING GPS AND GSM TECHNOLOGY
610. DIGITAL WIRELESS SMART HOME/OFFICE, BASED ON ZIGBEE STAR NETWORK TOPOLOGY
611. DESIGN & IMPLEMENTATION OF WIRELESS HOME SECURITY SYSTEM USING KEELOQ AND ZIGBEE
612. REAL TIME DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM USING BLUETOOTH TECHNOLOGY
613. BLUETOOTH BASED SPEED CONTROL SYSTEM
614. MICROCONTROLLER BASED INTELLIGENT CAR PARKING MONITORING SYSTEM
615. IMPLEMENTING WIRELESS PC-TO-PC COMMUNICATION USING RF
616. TELEPHONE ELECTRONIC MESSAGE SYSTEM (TEMS)
617. MICROCONTROLLER BASED INTELLIGENT MULTI-TIMER SYSTEM FOR INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION
618. IMPLEMENTING SMS QUIZ SERVER USING GSM TECHNOLOGY
619. POWER MANAGEMENT MESSENGER SYSTEM USING GSM TECHNOLOGY
620. REAL TIME TEMPERATURE MONITORING SYSTEM BASED ON LIN (LOCAL INTERCONNECT NETWORK)
621. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF HOME AUTOMATION USING CAN
622. CORPORATE SECURITY SYSTEM BASED ON GSM TECHNOLOGY
623. A COLLISION PREDICT BASED LOCAL PATH PLANNING OF MOBILE ROBOTS
624. DEVELOPMENT OF ROBOT ASSISTED HAND STROKE REHABILITATION SYSTEM
625. EMBEDDED INTELLIGENT CAPABILITY OF A MODULAR ROBOTIC SYSTEM
626. EMBEDDED INTELLIGENT CAPABILITY OF A MODULAR ROBOTIC SYSTEM
627. MULTI SENSOR BASED SECURITY ROBOT SYSTEM FOR INTELLIGENT BUILDING
628. THE MULTIPLE INTERFACE SECURITY ROBOT

629. ROBOTIC ARM WITH FOUR DEGREES OF FREEDOM
630. GAS LEAKAGE DETECTION AND INFORMATION SYSTEM USING ROBOT
631. AUTOMATIC Ã‚Âº PICK AND PLACE ROBOT CONTROLLED BY PC
632. AUTOMATIC VOICE ANNOUNCEMENT BASED ROBOT FIRE ANALYSIS SYSTEM
633. LIVE HUMAN DETECTING ROBOT FOR EARTH QUAKE RESCUE OPERATION
634. SRH- MOBILE SURVEILLANCE ROBOT FOR REMOTE AREA
635. SNAKE FIGHTER - DEVELOPMENT OF A WATER HYDRAULIC FIRE FIGHTING SNAKE ROBOT
636. WHEEL CHAIR FOR DISABLED PERSON USING ROBOT
637. BUILDING A SMART HOME ENVIRONMENT FOR SERVICE ROBOTS BASED ON RFID AND SENSOR NETWORKS
638. SELF GUIDED VEHICLE WITH VOICE
639. INDUSTRIAL ROBOT STATUS DETECTION FROM REMOTE AREA
640. IVRS SYSTEM BASED MOBILE CONTROLLING ROBOT
641. VOICE ENABLED ROBOTIC ACTIVATION USING RF
642. FIRE ANALYZING ROBOT WITH VOICE FEEDBACK
643. SPY ROBOT WITH IMAGE MONITORING
644. DECENTRALIZED COOPERATIVE MULTI-ROBOT LEARNING
645. MOBILE ROBOT NAVIGATION USING A SENSOR NETWORK
646. INTERNET CONTROLLED ROBOT
647. MOVABLE PICK AND PLACE ROBOT
648. LINE FOLLOWING ROBOT
649. BOMB DETECTING ROBOT
650. MOBILE CONTROLLED ROBOT (DTMF/GSM ROBOT)
651. TIDY FIRE DETECTION AND FIRE FIGHTING ROBOT
652. INDUSTRIAL HAZARDOUS GAS LEAKAGE DETECTION AND INFORMATION SYSTEM USING INTELLIGENT ROBOT
653. WHEEL CHAIR FOR DISABLED PERSON USING ROBOT
654. DOMAIN: MICROCONTROLLER BASED WIRED
655. ELECTRO MECHANICAL DOOR CONTROL WITH DIGITAL CODE LOCK SECURITY
656. INTELLECTUAL HOME AUTOMATION USING INTERACTIVE VOICE COMMUNICATION
657. MICROCONTROLLER BASED BANK LOCKER SECURITY SYSTEM WITH VOICE REPORTING
658. OUT-PATIENT TABLET TIME CARE SYSTEM WITH VOICE ANNOUNCEMENT
659. DENSITY BASED TRAFFIC LIGHT CONTROLLER
660. BLIND MAN PROTECTION SYSTEM AGAINST OBSTACLE
661. AUTOMATIC STREET LIGHT CONTROLLER WITH RTC
662. INTELLIGENT TRAIN TEMPERATURE MONITORING AND ALERT SYSTEM
663. DTMF BASED HOME APPLIANCES DEVICE CONTROL SYSTEM THROUGH TELEPHONE
664. DIGITAL CODE LOCK WITH LCD AND KEYPAD USING AT C FOR MISSILE IN MILITARY APPLICATIONS
665. MICROCONTROLLER BASED SECURITY DOOR CONTROL SYSTEM FOR ATM WITH VOICE ANNOUNCEMENT
666. MICRO CONTROLLER BASED DIGITAL TACHOMETER
667. PREPAID CARD FOR PUBLIC TELEPHONE SYSTEM
668. UNMAN RAILWAY LEVEL CROSSING GATE CONTROL SYSTEM
669. MULTIPLE VOICE ANNOUNCEMNT SYSTEM FOR COMMERCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE
670. WIRELESS COMMUNICATION FOR FIRE DETECTION SYSTEMS IN COMMERCIAL AREAS INDUSTRIAL & HOME
671. INVOLUNTARY STATION NAME DISPLAY WITH VOICE ATTENTIVE SYSTEM FOR TRAIN
672. WIRELESS ELECTRONIC VOTING MACHINE
673. ADVANCED AUTOIMATIC INTELLIGENT TRAIN ENGINE SYSTEM
674. INDUSTRIAL SECURED TIDY SMOKE DETECTION AND ALARM SYSTEM THROUGH WIRELESS
675. WIRELESS TSUNAMI WARNING ALARM FOR PEOPLE SECURITY
676. VEHICLE ACCIDENT PREVENTION USING EYE BLINK SENSOR USING WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
677. AUTOMATIC VEHICLE OVER SPEED CONTROLLING SYSTEM FOR SCHOOL AND COLLEGE ZONE
678. ADVANCE ENCRYPTION AND DECRYPTION STANDARD USING FOR ECC ALGORITHM
679. RAPID OPERATOR TRAFFIC SIGNAL CONTROL BASED EFFLUENCE PREVENTION SYSTEM
680. AUTOMATED RAILWAY GATE LEVEL CROSSING SCRUTINIZE AND CONTROL SYSTEM
681. WIRELESS BUS STOP INFORMATION PROVIDER SYSTEM FOR PASSENGERS
682. FACILITATE TRAFFIC SIGNAL IDENTIFICATION FOR BLIND PEOPLE
683. MICROCONTROLLER BASED POWER TRANSFORMER TESTING USING WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
684. EMBEDDED BASED AUTOMATIC LEVY ENTRANCE CONTROLLER
685. WIRELESS BUS IN SEQUENCE STRUCTURE FOR PROVIDING BLIND PEOPLE
686. WIRELSS BROADCASTING FREQUENCY VIA TERRORIST ANALYZER SCHEME
687. STAND BY POWER REDUCTION AND CONTROL
688. ARTIFICIAL INTELLEGENCE VEHICLE FOR AVERTING ACCIDENT-GSM
689. INTEGRATED AUTOMATED RAILWAY INFORMATION AND CONTROL SYSTEM
690. IVRS SYSTEM BASED MOBILE CONTROLLING ROBOT
691. MULTI DEVICE SATUS MONITORING& CONTROL SYSTEM USING PC
692. PC BASED -AXIS STEPPER MOTOR CONTROL IN INDUSTRIES APPLICATION
693. CONFINED HOME SYSTEM THROUGH WIRELESS MULTI SENSOR(WIRELESS)
694. PC BASED DIFFERENT INDUSTRIAL PARAMETER MEASURE USING ADC
695. INDUSTRIAL APPLIANCE OPERATING CONTROL VIA ECC ALGORITHM
696. TRANSFORMER OVERLOAD ALERT (THROUGH VOICE ANNOUNCEMENT)
697. DEVELOPMENT OF WEB ENABLED EMBEDDED SYSTEM FOR HOME APPLIANCE AND PASSWORD PROTECTED
698. WEATHER REPORT ALERT VIA WEB BASED SMS SYSTEM
699. MANIFOLD DEVICE TOGGLING SWITCH CONTROL BASED ON IVRS
700. PC BASED MOVEMENT DETECTION FOR INRUDER PERSON ALERT
701. TIDY HOME CONTROL THROUGH VOICE ENABLED SYSTEM
702. DOMAIN: MICROCONTROLLER BASED SENSORS
703. MICROCONTROLLER BASED LPG LEAKAGE AND CONTROL SYSTEM
704. ULTRASONIC HEIGHT MEASUREMENT SYSTEM
705. VEHICLE SAFETY SYSTEM WITH ALCOHOL DETECTOR
706. SECURITY FOR INDUSTRIAL WITH ALERT SYSTEM USING SMOKE SENSOR
707. RF COMMUNICATION BASED HUMAN MOVEMENT SCRUTINIZING SYSTEM USING PIR SENSOR NETWORK
708. EMBEDDED BASED AUTOMOBILE GAS LEAKAGE MONITORING AND CONTROLBASIC COLOR MIXING SYSTEM USING TV TECHNIQUE(M)
709. CENTRALISED FM AND INFORMATION ANNOUNCING SYSTEM USING CELL PHONE(M)
710. ENERGY SAVING IN STREET LIGHT CONTROL(M)
711. LOCAL AREA INFORMATION ANNOUNCING SYSTEM(M)
712. RF ID HELMET FOR TWO WHEELER RIDER(M)
713. TOOL FOR DRAINAGE CLEANER(M)
714. VARIABLE DC REGULATOR SOURCE USING PAPER MOUSE(M)
715. BIDIRECTIONAL CELL BASED CONTROL SYSTEM(M)
716. EARTH QUAKE RELIEF ROBO(M)
717. HUMAN MOTION DETECTION BASED SECURITY(M)
718. MULTILEVEL PROTECTION USING LPG GAS SENSOR(M)
719. SCADA FOR TELEPHONE EXCHANGE(M)
720. ULTRASONIC TARGET SENSING SYSTEM(M)
721. VERSATILE FIBER LINK(M)
722. BREATH RATE INDICATOR & MONITORING(M)
723. ELECTRONIC QUEUE CONTROL FOR RAILWAY RESERVATION(M)
724. RF ID BASED ENERGY SAVER(M)
725. SOLAR BASED ELECTRONIC VERSATILE POT(M)
726. DUAL PARAMETER MONITORING & CONTROL SYSTEM FOR GAS CYLINDER STORAGE
727. MICRO FIRE STATION FOR INDUSTRIES
728. MULTI CRITICAL PARAMETER MONITORING AND TRIPPING SYSTEM FOR INDUSTRIES
729. SHIP YARD STATIC CRANE CONTROL SYSTEM
730. AUTOMATION COIN WATER BOOTH SYSTEM
731. AUTOMATION FOR STEAM BOILERS
732. HIGH TECH PROTECTION FOR CARS
733. INDUCTIVE COOKER AUTOMATION
734. MICRO SEMICONDUCTOR HEATER CONTROL SYSTEM
735. IN RUSH CURRENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM USING SEQUENTIAL LOGIC
736. AUTO FIELD IRRIGATION SYSTEM
737. ESCALATOR PROTECTION AND ENERGY SAVING SYSTEM
738. HIGH TECH PROTECTION FOR POWER GENERATOR
739. CODED TOLL GATE CONTROL SYSTEM
740. HOME AUTOMATION SYSTEM
741. DAM PROTECTION SYSTEM
742. BOMBAN BRIDGE CONTROL SYSTEM
743. RAILWAY GATE CONTROL WITH INTERLOCK SYSTEM
744. STATIC PICK & PLACE ROBO ARM
745. STAMPING & PUNCHING MACHINE
746. WASHING TAP CONTROL SYSTEM
747. MULTI OPERATION SYSTEM IN f INDUCTION MOTOR
748. STEP BY STEP SPEED CONTROL IN UNIVERSAL MOTOR
749. STAR DELTA CONNECTION WITH SINGLE PHASE PREVENTER
750. HEAT CHAMBER SHUTTER PROTECTIVE SYSTEM

2011-08-30T14:38:00.000+05:30

How will you remove this error “ ntldr missing press any key to reboot the system” ?

Reboot the system with XP, ( apply also on server2003,) cd
On setup screen press to R to repair the window
Now provide the administrator password
C:\>cd f:( your cd drive latter, f is taken as the example )
f:\>cd i386
f:\>copy ntldr c:\
f:\>exit
reboot the system

OFF-CAMPUS DRIVE IN A S R COLLEGE

2011-05-06T21:43:00.000+05:30

There is an off campus drive in A S R College tanuku on 8th may its sunday 2011 pasouts are also eligible

for more details

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and you can refer yesterdays or day before yesterdays eenadu news paper...

Important info for 2011 Pass outs of JNTU-HYD , JNTU-KAKINADA & JNTU-ANANTAPUR

2011-05-02T15:32:00.001+05:30

We had started this posting in order to clarify few doubts that are in the minds of 4-2 (R07) students of B.Tech/B.Pharmacy. Go through the each & every points that are given below & if u still have any more doubts just reply here so that we will try to help u out.

Note : This posting is common for 4-2 (R07) ==> JNTU-HYD , JNTU-KAKINADA & JNTU-ANANTAPUR students.

Results
Results will be declared within 15 to 20 days after all the branches exams are completed.

Certificates that will be issued after 4-2 Results
After declaring the results JNTU will issue 4-2 indiviual memo, CMM, PC & OD.

CMM: Consolidated Marks Memo/credit sheet (which contains marks of all years)

CLICK HERE FOR SAMPLE CMM

PC: Provisional Certificate
Sample PC screenshot is available in the below link. image is re-sized , Just click on it for the orginal resolution.

CLICK HERE FOR SAMPLE PC

OD:Orginal Degree (That will be issued only after the convocation).

Note:CMM,PC & 4-2 Memo will be issued within one week after declaring the results. You can collect them from your respective colleges.

Info on Advance Supplies
Advance Supplies will be conducted only for 4-2 Semester Subjects.
The advance supplies will be conducted in selected colleges only (i.e., u need to write the exams only in colleges[centres] that will be issued by JNTU)

Questions asked by many R07 regulation students.

What is the requirement to get the degree For R07 B.Tech Students?
As per B.Tech (R07) regulations, one of the academic requirement to award degree is that the student should secure 216 credits (out of 224 credits registered) with the compulsory subjects as listed below:
1. All the first year subjects
2. All the practical subjects
3. Industry oriented mini-project
4. Seminar
5. Project works.

Can R07 B.Tech students leave 2 subjects & get the degree ?
Yes according to the academic regulations of B.Tech R07 , students can leave any 2 subjects From 2,3,4 years (subjects which have 4 credits) & get the degree.

Can B.Tech R07 Lateral Entry Students leave 2 subjects under the exception of 2 subjects ?
Yes they can.

Can i leave the 1/2 subjects now itself & apply for the undertaking form ?
You can apply only after respective JNTU regions releases the notification on the exception of 2 subjects rule.

What Does Practical subjects mean ?
Practical subjects are Labs in each semester.

Can we leave lab based subjects (Theory subjects) ?
Yes one can leave lab based subjects as exception of 2 subjects.
Example : If a student of R07 regulation has a backlog in MICRO PROCESSOR Theory subject then he can leave that subject. But he can't leave the Micro Processor Lab.

Can i leave 1st Year subjects ?
No , according to the R07 academic regulations u can't leave any 1st year subjects as of now.

Does JNTU mention any FAIL or Star Mark in the certificates if i leave 1/2 subjects as exception of 2 subjects ?
For JNTU-HYD students In the PC,CMM there will not be any indication of Fail. But on the concerned semester marks memo "Fail" will be indicated. But star mark will be given for those 1/2 subjects in which u had failed.

For JNTU-KAKINADA students In the PC there will not be any indication of Fail. But on the concerned semester marks memo "Fail" will be indicated and also on Consolidated Marks Memo (CMM) "Fail" will appear for those one/two subjects.

Note: Star Mark(*) indicates that those 2 subjects marks are excluded while calculating the total %.

If i clear all the subjects & secure 224 credits will i get any star mark in my CMM?
yes u will get the star mark in the subjects (From 2,3,4 Years) in which u secured lease marks. Star Mark indicates that those 2 subjects marks are excluded while calculating the %. A sample CMM can be seen total % , You can see a sample CMM from the below link.

CLICK HERE FOR SAMPLE CMM

What is the Difference between the JNTU-HYD students 216 credits & 224 credits?
For the students who secures 216 credits (failed/leaving 2 subjects) they will exclude those 2 subjects in which he failed while calculating total %. where as for the students who secured 224 credits JNTU will exclude 2 subjects from 2,3,4 Years in which he/she secured least marks.

What happens if i fail & leave those one/two subjects. Does it effect my carrier ?

· Many of the companies recruits only the students who does not have any active backlogs/arrears.

· Suppose a CSE student fails in Operating Systems and Computer Organization courses and applies for a PC, this may affect in getting a job An ECE student who failed in VLSI and DSP subjects may not get admission in M.Tech. in VLSI/DSP specializations.Similarly for other branch students.

· If a candidate is in urgency to submit the PC for Visa, for higher studies then he/she may apply for PC even they acquire 216 or 220 credits, because that may not affect them.

· Therefore if there is no urgent requirement for PC, it is better, the students pass all the subjects and take PC. The students have the option to apply for PC at any time if it is required. They have to apply through 'Tatkal' if they require it immediately.

Do i need to apply for the CMM , PC after declaring the results ?
JNTU-HYD students (if at all u secured 224 credits) then u no need to apply for CMM,PC. You can get the CMM,PC directly from your respective colleges within 1 or 2 weeks after declaring the results.

JNTU-KAKINADA & JNTU-ANANTAPUR students need to apply for the CMM,PC in the prescribed format which is given by the respective university. Taktal process is also avaliable if u r in a urgent need of CMM,PC . Through Tatkal process u can get them wihtin 2 days.

Do i need to apply for CMM,PC if i secure 216 credits out of 224 credits (i.e., if u leave 1/2 subjects)?
JNTU-HYD students need to fill the undertaking form (stating that they wont appear for any further supplies exams for those 1/2 subjects) & submit it in the college exam branch. they will get the CMM,PC with in 2 weeks after doing the above process.

JNTU-KAKINADA & JNTU-ANANTAPUR can apply in the process stated by the university (University will mention it by releasing a notification after declaring the results).

I had applied for the CMM,PC by filling the undertaking form, can i attend for supple exams ?
No u can't attend for the supple exams of those subjects that u had applied in the exception of 2 subjects rule.

I had given my supple for 1/2 exams & before the results are declared i had applied for the CMM,PC by filling the undertaking form. Does i get my result now?
u will not get the results Once if u apply for the CMM,PC under the exception of 2 subjects rule.

can i get my PC,CMM after clearing all the subjects (i.e., securing 224 credits) ?
Yes at a time after u secure 224 credits u can get the CMM & PC.