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Authors: Pradeep Kumar, A.Shiva Prasad

Paper Title: Fetus Electrocardiogram by using Neuro-Fuzzy Systems and Remote Sensing through OFDM

Abstract: The fetus electrocardiogram (FECG) can be obtained after 21 days of pregnancy. It will be alsouseful as non-invasive technique to check whether women are pregnant or not. So early diagnosis can be donefor any cardiac defects. The FECG segment from mother stomach recording and reference thoracic maternalelectrocardiogram (MECG) signal is acquired by counterfeit neural system fluffy surmising framework(ANFIS). The wavelet change is utilized for upgrade. The symmetrical recurrence division multiplexing(OFDM) is helpful for transmission in remote detecting.

Keyword: OFDM, Neural Network, MECG, FECG, Fuzzy logic, SNR, Wavelet transform & Membershipfunction.

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Sensed Abdominal ECG Recordings, IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, Year: 2016, Volume: 63, Issue: 6, Pages:1269 – 1279, IEEE Journals & Magazines.

2. Udit Satija ; Barathram Ramkumar ; M. Sabarimalai Manikandan, Automated ECG Noise Detection and Classification Systemfor Unsupervised Healthcare Monitoring, IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics,Year: 2018, Volume: 22, Issue:3,Pages: 722 – 732,IEEE Journals & Magazines.

3. Chunyu Tan ; Liming Zhang ; Hau-tieng Wu, A Novel Blaschke Unwinding Adaptive Fourier Decomposition based SignalCompression Algorithm with Application on ECG Signals, IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics,Year: 2018,( Early Access ),Pages: 1 – 1,IEEE Early Access Articles.

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7. Christov, I. ; Simova, I. ; Abacherli, R. Cancellation of the maternal and extraction of the fetal ECG in noninvasive recordings,Computing in Cardiology Conference (CinC), 2013 Publication Year: 2013 , Page(s): 153 – 156.

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2. Authors: Prasad Janga

Paper Title: Research and Design of Rectangular Slot Microstrip Patch Antenna with Stripline Feeding

Abstract: As of late the improvement in correspondence framework requires the advancement of ease,negligible weight, low profile radio wires that are equipped for keeping up elite over a wide range of recurrencethat is the reason mechanical pattern has concentrated on structure of microstrip fix receiving wire .The point ofthis paper is to plan a rectangular microstrip fix reception apparatus for remote applications and concentrate theimpact of different reception apparatus parameters, for example, execution of radio wire as far as increase,radiation design, return misfortune and VSWR and so on. The proposed antenna operates at 2.6734GHz,1.1809GHz, 2.9899GHz and 5.8392GHz suitable for radio, GSM, Auto-toll roads and container tracking. Theradiation pattern obtained is omnidirectional that is it will radiate and receive energy equally well in alldirections. Return loss is less at that point - 10dB which means in any event 90% info power is conveyed togadget and reflected power is under 10%..

Keyword: VSWR,2.6734GHz, 1.1809GHz, 2.9899GHz and 5.8392GHz,GSM

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No.17, March 20132. Nuraddeen Ado Muhammad ; Yusuf Idris ; “ Design and Analysis of Rectangular Microstrip Patch Antenna for Global WLAN

Applications Using Matlab and CST Microstudio Software ”, Volume 6 Issue No. 4, April 20163. https://www.tutorialspoint.com/wireless_communication/wireless_communication_overview.htm4. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireless5. T.Srisuji; C.Nandagopal; “Analysis on microstrip patch antennas for wireless communication”; Feb 20156. ZainUl Abedin ; Zahid Ullah ; “ Design of a Microstrip Patch Antenna with High Bandwidth and High Gain for UWB and

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applications”, International Journal of RF & Microwave CAE, 04/2010; 20(3):279285, DOI:10.1002/mmce.20431.

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11. Tahsin Ferdous Ara nayna,AKMBaki,”compparitive study of rectangular & circular microstrip patch antenna in Xband; 9 october2014

12. Nidhi, Ajay Kumar Jaiswal, Jagtar Singh, “Review paper for multiband and ultra-wide band microstrip patch antenna”,Vol.3,issue 5, May 2017.

13. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiation_pattern14. VasujadeviMidasala, Dr.P.Siddiah,” Microstrip patch antenna array design to improve better gains”.15. S. Kannadhasan ; A.C. Shagar ; “Design and analysis of U-Shaped micro strip patch antenna”, 11 July 201716. https://www.researchgate.net/post/what_are_the_exact_materials_used_in_designing_a_microstrip_patch_antenna17. Shreya PrabjyotSingh ; Ashish Singh ; Deepak Upadhyay ; Sunilkumar Pal ; Mahesh Munde ; “ Design and Fabrication of

Microstrip Patch Antenna at 2.4 Ghz for WLAN Applications using HFSS” 18. https://www.researchgate.net/post/can_anybody_tell_me_why_radiation_box_in_hfss_a_quater_lambda_consider

3. Authors: Kumaraswamy Gajula, Prasad Janga

Paper Title: NS2 Based Simulation Tool for Performance Evaluation of TCP Traffic in Different Networks

Abstract: Execution appraisal of TCP website traffic in OBS frameworks has been underneath heightenedexamine, due to the fact TCP builds up the majority of net visitors. As a dependable and transparently open takea look at framework, ns2 has been generally used for considering TCP/IP frameworks; anyways ns2 dreams anextensive parcel of the elements for imitating optical burst buying and selling frameworks. in this paper, a ns2primarily based OBS reenactment gadget (nOBS), that is labored for reading burst assembling, reserving andstrife targets counts in OBS frameworks is proven. The middle factor and association inquiries in OBS areconnected in nOBS for making optical facilities and optical institutions. The passage, attention and flight middlefactor functionalities are joined into a run of the mill optical center factor constructing, which incorporatesmasters chargeable for burstification, controlling and arranging. The results of burstification parameters, e.G.,burstification break, burst size and number of burstification backings enhance center thing, on TCP executionare investigated the usage of nOBS for one among a type TCP interpretations and unmistakable frameworktopologies. The path of motion of libraries we long-established for this object is called Multi InteRfAce moveLayer Extension for ns2 (MIRACLE). They replace the functionalities supplied with the aid of the networkSimulator ns2 by using way of giving a beneficial and embedded engine for coping with skip-layer messagesand, on the equal time, enabling the combination of various modules inside every layer of the display stack. asan instance, various framework, association, MAC or physical layers may be resolved and used inside acomparative center. the consequences of this are puzzling. As an trouble of first importance, the structureempowers the execution and the reenactment of present day-day correspondence structures in ns2. moreover,due to its planned great, the code is probably reduced, re-usable and extensible.

Keyword: MIRACLE-Multi InteRfAce cross Layer Extension, GLL-commonplace hyperlink Layer,MRRM-Multi Radio aid control.

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4. Authors: M. Venkata Ramanaiah, Sudhakar Alluri, B.Rajendra Naik, N.S.S.Reddy

Paper Title: Transistor sizing of CMOS VLSI Circuits in Deep Submicron Technology

Abstract: In Very-huge scale reconciliation (VLSI) application zone, postponement and power are thesignificant variables for any advanced circuits. Its observed that the as CMOS Inverter Transistor Size decreasesfrom 1µm to 120nm, power reduced from 3.331 to 2.644 (µW) and delay reduced from 5.026 to 22.66 (pS). It isobserved that the table 4 as 28T Full Adder Circuit Voltage Scale decreases from 5 V to 1 V, Total powerreduced from 63150 to 2262 (nW) and delay reduced from 39.93 to 38.52 (nS) in 180nm technology. It isobserved that the table 6 as 28T Full Adder Circuit Voltage Scale decreases from 2 V to 0.8 V, Total powerreduced from 21.39 to 2.916 (µW) and delay reduced from 4.939 to 4.74 (nS) in 90nm technology. It is observedthat the table 8 as 28T Full Adder Circuit Voltage Scale decreases from 1.5 V to 0.7 V, Total power reducedfrom 8.98 to 1.713 (µW) and delay reduced from 4.963 to 4.581 (nS) in 45nm technology.

Keyword: CMOS Inverter, 28T Full viper, low power, low territory, delay, VLSI.

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Authors: Munipraveena Rela

Paper Title: CT Liver Image Enhancement using Spatial Filters

Abstract: Picture upgrade is utilized to improve the picture quality. Picture improvement should be possibleutilizing spatial domain and frequency domain. In spatial domain, picture upgrade should be possible utilizingpoint tasks, veil activities, and sifting. In frequency domain, the info picture is changed over to frequencydomain by utilizing diverse changes and handling will be done in frequency domain. Then the frequency domainimage will be converted to spatial domain. In this paper, we have discussed various filtering techniques used toenhance the CT liver image.

Keyword: CT liver images, frequency domain, Spatial Domain, and filters.

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Authors: G.Rajender, T.Anil Kumar, K.Srinivasa Rao

Paper Title: Channel Estimation using Modified Extended Kalman Filter Based Algorithm for Fading Channels

Abstract: The manner towards describing the effect of the bodily channel at the records succession is knownas the Channel estimation. The Channel estimation strategies offer low multifaceted nature and better executionand are successfully implemented in correspondence frameworks. Be that as it may, they may be likewiseinefficient of statistics transmission considering they use making geared up arrangements to assess the channel,so right right right here; a method is utilized wherein the restrained duration of getting prepared grouping istransmitted. The Kalman based totally calculation which may be finished effectively for channel estimationmethod. The kalman based calculation channel estimator activates a massive addition in execution even ascontrasted with the information simply estimator. This calculation furthermore permits us to count on thescenario of the framework in advance than the threshold is genuinely gotten. In this paper, the channelestimation is completed making use of Kalman based calculation to foresee the price determinations of thesituation of framework. Additionally the all out symphonious twisting of the refreshed us of a is determined andrestricted inner a particular absolutely worth. The channel under concept is a Rayleigh blurring channel.

Keyword: Channel estimation, Kalman clear out, Rayleigh blurring, total Harmonic Distortion.

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7. Authors: Sribindu Sattu, Kumaraswamy Gajula, Ranjan Kumar Singh

Paper Title: A New Energy Efficient Clustering Protocol for Life Timemaximization in Wsns

Abstract: On this paper we have got proposed an energy inexperienced clustering protocol that is dynamic,distribution, self-organizing and further electricity green than gift protocols. Contributors in wi-fi sensor networkclusters transport records to their cluster heads using TDMA scheduling. The cluster head transmits theaggregated and compressed packets to the bottom station. The CSMA MAC protocol is traditionally used for

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data transmission. In the CSMA MAC protocol, whilst the packet arrives on the cluster head it first senses thechannel, if it's far loose, the cluster head transmits records that may be every a single packet or a a couple ofpacket. The cluster is reduced in transmitting unmarried packets from the pinnacle to the bottom stationelectricity. To make better utilization of sources along with energy more than one packets to be sent in area oftransmitting single packet. On this proposed technique, we particularly focused on site visitors at the Clusterheads i.E. Cluster heads with big site visitors are desired for channel project and cluster head site traffic is agreat deal much less for backoff time, in this era cluster head may also moreover collect greater records fromtheir individuals. So on this manner strength overall performance is improved via who choose transmission ofmultiple packets in location of a single packet.In this proposed approach, Fuzzy C-way (FCM) set of rules isaccompanied to form clusters inside WSNs. MATLAB software program is used to implement and evaluate theeffects of the proposed set of rules with deterministic inexperienced clustering (DEC) set of regulations, Voronoiset of guidelines and LEACH protocol In terms of lifespan and electricity intake. The consequences show thatthe existence of the proposed algorithm is extended with the beneficial aid of 17%..

Keyword: TDMA, CSMA MAC protocol, WSN. MATLAB, LEACH, Fuzzy C-way (FCM)

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clustering of a wi-fi sensor network’. Proc. IEMCON 2011 Organised via using manner of IEM in Collaboration with IEEE, fiveand 6 January 2011, pp. 203–208

2. Singh, A.Ok., Goutele, S., Verma, S., Purohit, N.: ‘An energy green approach for clustering in WSN using fuzzy common revelin’, Int. J. Comput. Appl., 2012, forty four, (18), pp. Eight–12

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8. Authors: G.Sudhakar Reddy, V.Soma Laxmi

Paper Title: Design of Intelligent Embedded System using Raspberry PI and Arduino for Industrial Maintenance

Abstract: Normally in industries there may be conventional network conversation s like RS232, RS485,CAN & ZIGBEE and so on. Are confined for brief distances. This paper have grow to be aimed to analyze andset up an smart machine that have grow to be hired for Embedding, smart cellular telephone and internet basedtotally totally completely devices for business monitoring and controlling making use of Raspberry Pi andArduino Uno. An ordeal and relative examination of eager tool turn out to be linked in a piece employer in thisproject. At some point of this undertaking we have been given that the device should show display envelopingsurroundings situations collectively with sogginess, temperature, environment first-rate, and except actuate themanage devices like fumes fans, engine, switch and so on within the corporations. The essential detail of theframework is the potential to remotely deliver an alarm message, whilst a flame or immoderate temperature isperceived. Proper on the identical time because the closeness of smoke is excellent, the system will display anpicture of the room popularity in a website web web page. This set up device can be required the clientinsistence to document the occasion to the Fireman the use of a manage sign. The upside of the use of thismachine is that it'll decrease the possibility of false aware distinct of the Fireman. The system modified intofurthermore visible to be appealing for any systems and farmers likewise to apply, as they'll feasibly manipulatethe estate everywhere at something issue, achieving rate decline, asset saving, and profitable control in enterprisemanagement. The software program code might be advanced in private domestic web page thru pythonprogramming language, for showing the output WebPages are superior with the resource of HTML.

Keyword: RS232, RS485, CAN & ZIGBEE Embedding, Raspberry Pi, Arduino Uno.

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Authors: T.Santosh Kumar, T.Anil Kumar

Paper Title: Implementation of a Shift Register using Pulsed Latch

Abstract: precise This paper proposes a low strength pass sign in planned making use of a beat lock.Supplanting the ace slave turn-flop with a hook decreases manage usage and vicinity. This method settle thebreaking factors of the beat lock. making use of hook we are moving statistics to each the developing side andfalling edge the usage of a beat clock created utilizing numerous clock turbines. The accompanying pressure gowith the flow register is deliberate and executed utilising the Xilinx VIVADO tool.The proposed 256-piece floatregisters eat an awful lot much less strength and own plenty much less area at the chip than traditional go withthe flow registers with turn-flops.

Keyword: flip-flop, beat clock, beat lock, flow sign on..

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10. Authors: Nagaraja Kumar Pateti, Navitha Pateti

Paper Title: Chirp Signal Generator Based on Direct Digitalsynthesizer (Dds) for A Radar At 300 Ghz

Abstract: In the Modern day electronic fighting Systems the utilization of range has been broadened with aproficient way which makes the recognizable proof of the signal difficult. Modern radars use recurrence andstage tweaked signs to spread their range to enhance the handling gain. The way toward finding the balancearrangement of a perceived signal, the moderate development between signal distinguishing proof anddemodulation, is an imperative task of a wise recipient, with various customary resident and militaryapplications. Obviously, with no learning of the transmitted data and various cloud parameters at the authority,for instance, the signal control, carrier repeat and stage offsets, data, and so on., daze distinguishing proof of theadjustment is a troublesome assignment. This turns out to be considerably additionally difficult in certifiablesituations. Wideband direct recurrence tweaked (LFM) signal is generally utilized in exact separation estimatingradar framework. As customary techniques for creating LFM signal have a great deal of detriments, for example,shakiness and nonlinearity we propose an alternate answer for wideband LFM signal generator in L-banddependent on DDS and recurrence augmentation. The proposed strategy creates the baseband LFM signalutilizing the DDS, and after that includes the baseband motion into the recurrence duplication framework; lastwe can accomplish an unadulterated L-band wideband LFM signal. The estimation result demonstrates that theproposed can satisfy every prerequisite of anticipant palatably.

Keyword: Radars, Chirp signals, ADC, LFM, CNN, LWRT, Signal Recognizable proof

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Authors: Krishna Patteti, Anil Kumar Tipparti, Soma Umamaheshwar

Paper Title: Fundamentals and Challenges of Massive MIMO for 5G

Abstract: In this paper we introduced a rundown and future research direction of monstrous multipleinput multiple output (MIMO) for fifth era (5G). Gigantic MIMO innovation, where a base station (BS)furnished with exceptionally enormous number of reception apparatuses for serving numerous clients in thesame time-frequency resource, can fulfill the need of high throughput, ghastly proficiency, vitality utilization ofwireless communications, and subsequently it is a promising innovation for up and coming age of wirelesscommunications, for example, 5G cell frameworks. Moreover, we additionally introduced, where huge MIMOcould prompt critical improvement of 5G wireless Communication frameworks.

Keyword: 5G, MIMO, Massive MIMO, TM

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12. Authors: Malothu Amru, R P Singh, S Pothalaiah

Paper Title: Performance Evaluation of Energy Efficient Distance Based LEACH Protocol for Wireless SensorNetworksAbstract: The zone of wireless sensor networks (WSNs) is one of the developing and quickly developingfields in the logical world. This has realized growing ease, low-control and multi-work sensor hubs.Nonetheless, the real certainty that sensor hubs come up short on vitality rapidly has been an issue and numerousvitality effective directing conventions have been proposed to take care of this issue and safeguard the life spanof the network. The proposed EEDBLEACH chooses bunch head with most elevated leftover vitality in everycommunication round of transmission and furthermore considers, the briefest good ways from the base station tothe hubs in the group. By accepting the separation as a parameter which diminishes the vitality utilization. TheEEDBLEACH Protocol is correlation with the current LEACH convention. Reproduction results demonstratethat EEDBLEACH Protocol drags out the lifetime of the network

Keyword: Wireless Sensor Networks, EEDBLEACH, LEACH.

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13. Authors: M Vijay Karthik, Priyanka Chaudhary, A Srinivasula Reddy

Paper Title: Mitigation of Flickering in DFIG Based Wind Turbines using Individual Pitch Control

Abstract: due to the breeze beat boom, wind shear and tower shadow affects, community related breezegenerators are the wellsprings of power modifications which additionally can also supply shimmer over the spanof regular development. This paper proposes a model of a MW-set up variable-pace wind turbine with a doublycontinued confirmation generator to research the blaze transmission and equalization problems. To facilitate theflashes we were the usage of a man or female make commitments manage contraption the earlier days. on thispaper, a moved pitch territory control method relying on the smooth cause is proposed for the variable-rhythmwind turbine systems, in which the generator pace slip-up and exchange speed blunder are utilized as manageenter elements for the cushy cause controller (FLC). The pitch vicinity reference is made through manner of theuse of the FLC, that could capture up at the nonlinear regular for the pitch element to the breeze pace. This paperoffers head alternate of wind energy, wind turbine linearization and dynamic displaying are settled. The featheryreason controller is carried out for trade draining edge of wind turbine and customary energy might be collect.The square represent of proposed pitch oversee which consolidates pitch controller, actuator version and turbinelinearized displayed with the nice valuable asset of the usage of Matlab/Simulink programming.

Keyword: Flicker, gleam comfort, solitary pitch manage (IPC), variable tempo wind turbine.

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Authors: M Vijay Karthik, Priyanka Chaudhary, A Srinivasula Reddy

Paper Title: Artificial Intelligence Based Discrimination of Transformer Inrush and External Fault Currents

Abstract: The function of a power transformer defensive transfer is to work rapidly during the issuecondition and to square the stumbling during the other working states of the power transformer. Another methodfor arranging transient miracles in power transformers, which can be executed in advanced handing-off fortransformer insurance. Separation among various working conditions (Transformer, external fault) Powertransformer is accomplished by incorporating waveform transformations along the neural network. Thewaveform change intensity transformer is connected to the transient miracle probe, as a result of its capacity toremove data from the transient sign all the while in both time and recurrence area. The nervous system is used inlight of its self-learning and exceptionally non-linear mapping capability. The proposed scheme has beenaccepted through artificial neural network (ANN) designs. ANN engineering was designed to use BPN (backpropagation calculation) alone, and BPN was consolidated with waveform transform (WNN), so it ought toperceive and order all the above working conditions and blames. The reenactment results got demonstrates thatthe new calculation precisely gives high working affectability to inside issues and stays stable for other workingstates of the power transformer. From that it was gathered that the consolidated WNN gives increasingly preciseoutcomes and it has fast reaction and expanded capacity to separate even low-level deficiency signals from otherworking conditions.

Keyword: Power transformers, bruises, artificial neural networks, wavelets.

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15. Authors: V.Sathiya Suntharam, Sheo Kumar, Chandu Ravi Kumar

Paper Title: Research Method of Data Deduplication Backup System

Abstract: In this paper, we've got studied cutting-edge-day backup systems and used a singular techniquewhich facilitates in decreasing the fragmentation trouble.The winning backup tool have lumps of every backup which is probably bodily scattered, which ends up in avery demanding fragmentation trouble.Fragmentation offers upward thrust to 2 kinds of fragmented containers which is probably sparse and out-of-order boxes. Sparse container exacerbates the device simple ordinary overall performance on both restore andrubbish series. Out-of-order packing containers talk to the ones containers which can be accessed commonly atsome point of a repair. As a way to lessen the fragmentation trouble we use the antiquity acquainted set ofguidelines and stockpile aware filter out. Those help in figuring out the sparse further to the out of orderdiscipline.

Keyword: Fragmentation, Sparse, deduplication, containers, chunks

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