Electronic engineering involves the design and testing of electronic circuits that use the electronic properties of components such as resistors, capacitors, inductors, diodes and transistors to achieve a particular functionality. Electronic and Communication Engineering is the largest department of the MIT campus was established in the year 1949. The research areas include communication Technology,Wireless communication,sensor Networks ,Optical communications, avionics, signal processing & Pattern recognition and VLSI.

COURSES

 

UG -B.EElectronic & Communication - 8 Semesters

PG M.ECommunication & Networking - 4 Semesters

M.E Avionics - 4 Semesters

 

 

INFRASTRUCTURE

Laboratories : The Department has well equipped laboratories like Communication Laboratory where Multimedia applications related projects ,Micro satellite project are carried out in this lab. Networking Laboratory is equipped with LAN Terminals, LAN trainer kit ,24 port switch,Router with WAN interface card,USB GSM Modem etc ,VLSI Lab ,Parallel Processing laboratory,Microwave and Optical communication Lab,DSP Laboratory – Digital signal Processing laboratory,Microprocessor Laboratory,Avionics Laboratory,RF Lab ,C.N & N.P.G Lab ,Medical Electronics Lab,Analog Lab,Micro satellite Lab

 RESEARCH

 The department has undertaken sponsored research work on " Real time GPS signal stimulator"& Study of Erricsson switch Architecture (Consultancy work) ,Microsatellite (ANUSAT) project sponsored by ISRO (Indian Space research Organization ) its a PSLV launch vehicle ground station located at MIT campus.

 
ASSOCIATION

The department is running an Electronics Engineers Association (EEA) & International Conference on signal Processing,communications and Networking(ICSCN). The Students research works are annually published in International journals like Journal of Electronics and communications,International Journal of Networking Security,Taiwan & National Journals like IETE journal of Research.

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