HISTORY OF THE DEPARTMENT

Programme of Study	Description
UG in B.E. Electronics & Communication Engineering	Started with ­40  seats in 1994 Intake increased to 60 in 1996 Intake increased to 90 in 2000 Intake increased to 120 in 2002
	Accredited by NBA-AICTE in July’ 2006 for 3 years Accredited by NBA-AICTE in Academic Year 2016-17,2017-18 and 2018-19, i.e., up to 30-06-2019
PG in M.E. Communication Systems	Started with 18 full time seats in 2004
Both UG & PG programs are permanently affiliated to Anna University, Chennai.
Anna university recognition in 2011: AUTMDU/CFR/Research department/2011-255 Dated 23.10.2011, renewed on 27.06.2016

Year Wise Students on Roll  

Year	I	II	III	IV	TOTAL ( II+III+IV)
2015-16	110	113	129	138	380
2016-17	117	114	112	129	355
2017-18	110	122	114	111	347
2018-19	56	106	118	111	391
2019-20	71	56	103	118	348

The department has well equipped laboratories like Electronics lab, Communication Engg. Lab, Digital and Instrumentation lab, Microprocessor lab, Microwave Communication lab, Signal Processing lab and VLSI & Network Lab. Students are given practical training in these labs to understand the operation and behavior of electronic components and systems. Besides laboratory practices, students are trained in industries during summer vacation to have on job experience and know latest trend in the emerging fields. Students of this department go for industrial visits throughout the country.

The Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) Department was established in the year 1994. The department offers Undergraduate (UG), Post Graduate (PG), degree programs that provide students with the knowledge and tools they need to succeed in the Electronics and Communication Engineering. Research in the department focuses on high-impact various disciplines: Communication systems, Wireless networks, Signal and Image Processing, RF MEMS and Microwave antennas, Optical communication and Photonics, VLSI technologies.

In 1994, B.E. Degree programme in Electronics and Communication Engineering was offered with 40 seats affiliated to Madurai Kamaraj University. Currently the department offers four year B.E course with student intake of 120. In the Year of 2004 the department started M.E. course in Communication Systems. In the PG courses having an intake of 18 students. In the Department recognized for research under information and communication engineering affiliated to Anna University, Chennai. The department of ECE is one of the established and largest departments in the institution. Our faculty brings state-of-the-art research, development, and design experience into the classroom, ensuring that our students and alumni are able to apply for registration as professional engineers in all part of global engineering and the scientific community. In all courses the Department has built an excellent reputation for its graduates in terms of placements.

HOD’S DESK:

A hearty welcome to the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, K.L.N.College of Engineering and Technology, Madurai. The department of ECE, since its inception in the year 1994, has been at the forefront of imparting quality education to students. The outstanding achievements of our students in both national and international arena are the evidence of the quality of engineers produced by the department. The faculty members, state-of the art laboratories and continuous updating of curriculum and syllabi are helping us to perform better at the national level and produce globally competent graduates.

The Department has 11 laboratories, a separate Department Library, a Seminar Hall, adequate class rooms and other facilities. Laboratories are equipped with hardware, computers and software packages such as Matlab, Xilinx, Labview and Cadence, Pspice, Ansoft and IE3D. To conduct quality research and enable the students to learn experientially in VLSI, Embedded Systems, DSP and RF Communication. The students are encouraged to participate in co-curricular and extra-curricular events at the National level and they bring laurels to the institution. The faculty members are encouraged to enhance their knowledge by attending Faculty Development programmes in premier institutions. They publish quality research work in reputed journals and international and national conferences. Along with students, faculty members also files patents. The Department is an Anna University recognized centre for pursuing research leading to PhD. The department has received various research grants from funding agencies such as AICTE, IEEE, and IETE. Various teaching- learning methodologies such as active learning, project based learning, inter disciplinary projects have been implemented to improve the learning of our students. Our departments faculty members and students offend interact with various industrial experts to gain the knowledge in the respective areas like signal processing, VLSI, Embedded system and software skills.

Teaching Learning Process:

A continuous improvement approach of teaching and learning engages the learners with key processes, modes of discuss and narratives of subjects so that they understand what constitutes quality and standards in particular domains. Several measures are adopted to acknowledge the importance of academic attainment. The major areas which enabled the improvement of quality teaching and learning involves adherence to academic calendar, pedagogical content knowledge, collaborative learning, quality of laboratory experience.

Bright students are encouraged with Rs.5000/- cash award and certificate of merit, if
he/she maintains 90% attendance and secures high marks in the university exams. Also 10% of the student toppers, from each year, based on University exam marks are awarded every academic year.

If a student receives the award continuously from first year to final year, a special award of Rs.10, 000/- and certificate of merit is given at the end of the course. Anna University rank holders are awarded with a cash prize of Rs.1000/-

All the students are constantly motivated by the faculty members.

Activities are provided to structure the intellectual, social and emotional support to help the slow learners to move forward in their learning by conducting coaching classes after working hours. This is conducted in two groups having below 3 arrears and above 3 arrears and an individual faculty member is assigned to take care of the students.  Counseling sessions are held to identify their difficulties and to help them to build their confidence. Retest and home test are given to improve the performance. The slow learners are identified based on their performance in the university examinations and they are given special attention by allotting them in separate classes. The students are then provided with adequate coaching to overcome their difficulties and to enable them perform better.

Active learners are encouraged by conducting extra technical development course through Microelectronics club by the industrial experts, providing awareness and leading them to participate in internship programs, inviting project proposal, involving in paper presentation and also providing them role of coordinator , organizer, committee heads and volunteers in national level technical symposium , workshops and hands-on training. The bright students are given special industry based training during vacations and beyond working hours by the industry experts. With the help of the faculty members, the bright students are motivated to solve aptitude questions and are also encouraged to take part in group discussion activities beyond working hours. College also provides fund to do innovative projects for the selected teams. These are the steps taken by the department in improving the quality of teaching & learning experience of students.

SMPS DESIGN (BUCK CONVERTER) AND    NETWORKING  PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUE	FIXED POINT AND FLOATING POINT  PROCESSOR

Mentoring System: The new process has been established as ‘Mentoring System’. Each faculty will be the mentor of a group of 20 students. Departmental faculties will continue to be mentors for the same group of students till their graduation.

Responsibilities: The mentor will perform the following functions. The list of course cannot be exclusive. A mentor can always do more for the benefit of the students.

1. Meet the group of students weekly once.
2. Continuously monitor, counsel, guide and motivate the students in all academic matters.
3. Advise students regarding choice of electives, project, summer training etc.
4. Contact parents/guardians if situation demands e.g. academic irregularities, negative behavioral changes and interpersonal relations, detrimental activities etc.
5. Advise students in their career development/professional guidance.
6. Keep contact with the students even after their graduation.
7. Intimate HOD and suggest if any administrative action is called for.
8. Maintain a detail progressive record of the student (format attached).
9. Maintain a brief but clear record of all discussions with students.

The Institute is emphasising towards enhancement of enhancing the institutional ambience to better serve the needs of an ever-changing and dynamic learning community. Effective mentoring begins with the faculty and depends on the healthy relationship between faculty and students. Department assign faculties (Mentors) for providing guidance for each year during admission till the graduation for same batch. The faculty advisors perform the following functions:

• To maintain personal details of the students including their address, contact numbers, overall academic performance and progress. It will help the mentor in monitoring the academic growth of the students. It will also help the College in tracer studies of the alumni.
• To advise the students regarding choice of electives, projects, summer training, etc.
• To counsel and motivate the students in all academic matters-direct or indirect.
• To guide the students in taking up extra academic and professional activities for value addition as a member of the society.
• To contact the parents / guardians of the students in case of their academic irregularities, behavioral changes, etc, through the Head of the Department or College.
• To advise Principal / Director of the College in matters of leave or absence, official recommendation etc.
• To advise the students in matters of their career.

Academic Audit in the Department :

• Quality Management System procedure ensures that adequate resources are identified and made available to the department for equipping themselves to meet the optimum requirements of quality.  Academic system is planned, monitored and reviewed on semester basis and updated to meet changing needs. This helps to measure the effectiveness to provide opportunities for preventive and corrective actions towards continual quality improvement in accordance with the statutory/regulatory requirements   and norms complied with necessary standards.
• Academic plan is drafted according to the curriculum syllabus using tools such as lecture schedule for each course. It plays a major role in predefining the course of action according to the academic planner drawn by the institution. It enables in identifying the coverage and lapses towards the course completion and in instituting the necessary steps involved.

• Course committee conducts meeting at the beginning of the semester to organize class committee meeting so as to co-coordinate the activities of teaching and learning process for a particular course.
• Faculty meeting is conducted every month to address the roles & responsibilities of the staff members in disbursing their actions for the teaching and learning process. The faculty members acquire the information from the peer review, supervisor review and student’s feedback for attaining a self evaluation through ISO form. The subsequent formats are discussed and the corresponding updation works are undertaken.
• Class committee meetings are held periodically to discuss the assignment topics, delivery of content beyond syllabus, course delivery and subject related issues, etc.
•  Student counselors meeting are conducted by the faculty members periodically to understand the requirements and expectations of the students in order to ensure quality service delivery by incorporating their suggestions.
• Course file is maintained for each subject to portray the course planning and delivery adopted by faculty which includes lecture schedule, test analysis, discussing previous year question papers and monograph. It aids in keeping track of the measures taken by the faculty in achieving the target set and is periodically verified by the heading members as per the protocol.
• Internal test evaluation is carried out as per the academic plan in a centralized manner with common question pattern resembling the university question format. Evaluations are made and the result data are entered in to college automation. The results are taken and the root cause are analyzed and reviewed in the faculty meetings so as to frame the corrective and preventive actions to be taken such as remedial classes, special coaching classes and retests .The internal marks are also made available in college website for parents view in order to monitor their wards performance.
• Attendance cum assessment record is maintained by the faculty for every student in evaluating and monitoring the periodical updation of attendance and provides avenue for proposing the comments on lapses on deviation by comparing with the lecture schedule as a reference.
• Attendance monitoring is a mandatory process which is done by the way of intimating the parents about shortage of attendance of their wards.
• University examination result analysis promotes the attainment of the target and the root causes for failures to be studied in drawing corrective and preventive actions to be implemented in removing the gaps or deviations.
• Reviews of course file and attendance cum assessment record at the end of the semester is done which is subject to verification of all the documents by the supervising head.
• Internal Audit is carried out by the internal auditors of the college where by the documents are completely scrutinized and a non-compliance report is proposed as a corrective and preventive measure with a due time.
• External Audit is carried out by certifying company every year agencies in making observations of the progress and in assessing the performance of the department towards the attainment of standards. A non-compliance report if any is submitted to the respective department as a corrective measure for sustaining a continual quality improvement.

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ASSESSMENT

The students are given an ample number of assignments and their assessment reflects their interest of study. The evaluation is conducted by the Anna University through conducting practical tests and written examinations for every semester. The department maintains a good record of assessment results.

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VISION

To promote as a centre of excellence in educational and research activities related to electronics and communication engineering and its allied areas.

MISSION

To create educational and research environment to meet ever changing and ever demanding needs of electronics and communication industry along with IT and other interdisciplinary fields. To mould the students to become ethically upright and recognized as responsible engineers.

Program Educational Objectives
I. To prepare graduates with a strong foundation in Engineering science and Technology with more emphasis in Electronics and Communication Engineering and its allied areas.

II. To prepare the students to pursue successful career in industry and to motivate them for higher education.

III. To prepare the graduates to sustain as good professional, researcher and to practice them in emerging technologies through lifelong learning.

IV. To impart students with ethical standards, professional excellence through effective communication skills, team work, multi disciplinary projects and social responsibility.

Program Outcomes

PO 1.Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
PO 2.Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.
PO 3.Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
PO 4.Conduct investigations of complex problems:Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.
PO 5.Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
PO 6.The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.
PO 7.Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.
PO 8.Ethics:Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.
PO 9.Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
PO 10.Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
PO 11.Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
PO 12.Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES
Electronics and Communication Engineering program students are able to:
PSO1. Apply the fundamental knowledge of mathematics, engineering science to identify, formulate, research and solve electronics and communication engineering problems in the areas of antenna design, embedded systems, image processing, VLSI design, wireless communication systems and sensor networks.

PSO2. Design of analog and digital electronic circuits by using modern engineering and computing tools and develop a system component to meet specific needs by considering public health, safety, societal and environmental issues.

PSO3. Apply ethical issues, social environmental impact and managerial skills to serve the society and communicate the engineering activities effectively to engineering community.

Batch Year	Branch	No. of Rank Holders
2011 - 2015	ECE	4
2010 - 2014	ECE	18
2009 - 2013	ECE	15
2008 - 2012	ECE	15
2007 - 2011	ECE	4
2000 - 2004	ECE	1
1998 - 2002	ECE	1
1996 - 2000	ECE	1
1995 - 1999	ECE	1
1994 - 1998	ECE	1
Total - 61

Batch Year

1994 - 1998 2011 - 2015 2010 - 2014 2009 - 2013 2008 - 2012 2007 - 2011 1995 - 1999 2000 - 2004 1998 - 2002 1996 - 2000

UNIVERSITY RANK HOLDERS of 2012 – 2016 BATCH

Sl.No.	University Reg. No.	Name of the Student	Branch	CGPA	AU Rank
1.	910614403012	SUGUMARI T	M.E. (Communication systems)	8.75	19

University Rank Holders of 2011-2015 Batch

S.No	Register No.	Name of the Student	Branch	CGPA	AU Rank
1	910611106075	PRIYA JENNIFER S	ECE	9.02	24
2	910611106062	MUTHULAKSHMI G	ECE	8.98	28
3	910611106117	VISALAKSHI B	ECE	8.96	30
4	910611106116	VINOTHINI N	ECE	8.88	38
5	910613403015	SURYA RANI V S	M.E. (Comm. Systems)	8.38	39
6	910613403007	JESUDASS I	M.E. (Comm.  Systems)	8.43	35
7	910613403005	BOSHMI S	M.E. (Comm. Systems)	8.71	17
8	910613403004	BHARATHI V	M.E. (Comm. Systems)	8.64	21
9	910613403006	GAYATHRI SOUMIYA S V	M.E. (Comm. Systems)	8.48	32

University Rank Holders of 2010-2014 Batch

Sl.No.	University Reg. No.	Name of the Student	Branch	CGPA	Rank
1.	105904133008	T.ANNIE PRISCILLA	ECE (18)	9.32	01
2.	105904133021	G.BUVANESWARI		9	13
3.	105904133032	T.GAYATHRI		8.95	18
4.	105904133116	M.VIJAYALAKSHMI		8.93	20
5.	105904133056	M.LAKSHMI		8.89	23
6.	105904133092	K.J.SARATHKUMAR		8.86	26
7.	105904133073	T.R.PRIYADHARSHINI		8.8	29
8.	105904133040	S.ISWARYA		8.77	32
9.	105904133044	M.R.JEYA PRIYA		8.74	35
10.	105904133084	R.RAMYA		8.71	37
11.	105904133108	S.THANAVALLI		8.7	38
12.	105904133013	G.S.ASMITHA		8.67	41
13.	105904133118	R.VIJI		8.66	42
14.	105904133051	R.KEERTHANA		8.66	42
15.	105904133025	M.DHIVYA		8.66	42
16.	105904133005	R.AMUTHASELVI		8.62	46
17.	105904133016	A.AYISHA FIRTHOUS		8.61	47
18.	105904133038	A.R.HEMALATHA		8.6	48

University Rank Holders of 2009-2013 Batch

S.No	Reg.Number	STUDENT NAME	CGPA	CLASS	RANK
1	90409133078	SARAVANA PRIYA T N	9.14	FWD	6
2	90409133012	ASWINI T R	9.13	FWD	7
3	90409133116	VISWA RUBINI B J	9.11	FWD	8
4	90409133057	NITHYA SHAMLI T S	8.94	FWD	19
5	90409133003	ABHINAYA M R	8.89	FWD	24
6	90409133032	FRANCISCAROLINE NISHA A	8.86	FWD	27
7	90409133025	DEEPIKA R R	8.84	FWD	29
8	90409133120	YEGESHWARI T D	8.84	FWD	29
9	90409133004	ABILASH S R	8.81	FWD	32
10	90409133047	MAHALAKSHMI T	8.8	FWD	33
11	90409133035	GURU LAKSHMI P	8.78	FWD	35
12	90409133056	NARGIS BANU A	8.76	FWD	37
13	90409133010	ARAVINDKUMAR M	8.75	FWD	38
14	90409133011	ARCHITHA B S	8.74	FWD	39
15	90409133046	LAKSHMI PRIYA K	8.63	FWD	50

University Rank Holders of 2008-2012 Batch

Sl. No.	University Reg. No.	Name of the Student	CGPA	Rank
1.	90408133093	SAKTHI PRIYA KS	9.3	05
2.	90408133006	AISWARYAA RE	9.17	07
3.	90408133113	VIDYA E	9.1	13
4.	90408133053	KARTHIKEYAN S	9.1	13
5.	90408133078	PREETHA SENDHURI CD	9.09	14
6.	90408133069	NITHYA G	9.05	16
7.	90408133029	DAGINESHWARI MB	9.05	16
8.	90408133011	ANGAYARKANNI S	9	20
9.	90408133032	DHOORVA SHALINI N	8.98	22
10.	90408133007	AKMALUDEEN N	8.96	23
11.	90408133072	PAVITHRA LA	8.9	29
12.	90408133052	KARTHIKA R	8.79	40
13.	90408133008	AKSHAYA DN	8.78	41
14.	90408133056	LAKSHMI PRIYA SR	8.7	49
15.	90408133058	MAHANITYA N	8.69	50

University Rank Holders of 2007-2011 Batch

Sl.No	Reg.No	StudentName	Ranking
1	90407133058	MONISHAAH  A M	14
2	90407133020	CHITTHARAH  B	31
3	90407133022	DHIVYA SHREE  K G	35
4	90407133098	SRI YAMINI  K S	44

Batch 2016-2020

Details	No.of Students
Total Number of Students	115
Total Number of Offers	16
Number of Students placed in single company	14
Number of students placed in two company	2
Number of students placed in three company	-
Number of students placed in more than three company	-

As on date 26.9.2019

S.No	Date	Name of the company	Eligibility Criteria	Student Name	Designation
1	03-08-19	TCS	60% throughout with up to 1 arrear	1.Devi Bala M 2.Preethi 3.Balamuralidharan D 4.Deepak 5.Karthick V G 6.Dhanasekaran R 7.Kishore Kumar	Asst. System Engineer
2	20-08-19	SMI Infotech	All Final Years	1.Sahitya Sonali T S P 2.Swetha M R 3.Madhu Bala K 4.Madhumitha K R 5.Faumitha Parveen M	Software
3	21-08-19	IVTL InfoiView	75% in 10th, 12th, 7CGPA in UG & no SA	1.Devi Bala M 2.Dharun Sangrithiyayan S 3.Dhanasekaran R	Software
4	19-09-19	Chainsys	60% throughout 10th, 12th, UG and upto 2 Arrears	1.Mohamed Farooq	Software

BATCH 2015-2019

Detail	No. of Students
Total number of students	110
Total number of Offers	70
Number of students Placed in single company	48
Number of students Placed in 2companies	20
Number of students Placed in 3 companies	2
Number of students Placed in 3&above companies	-

Placed Student Details

S.No	Date	Name of the company	Eligibility Criteria	Student name	Position
1	04/08/17	Aricent	70% throughout(10th, 12th, UG) )& No SA	1.Suruti T J	Software
				2.Sakthimai K R
				3.Brahmapoorani G
				4.Ishwarya Lakshmi R
				5.Aishwarya Lakshmi K R
				6.Jensi R
				7.Senthil Murugan J A
2	24/11/17	TCS	60% throughout(10th, 12th, UG) and 1 SA	1.Reshmi S	Asst. System Engineer Trainee Grade Y
				2.Skandesh S R
				3.Irfana Yasmeen S
				4.Jensi R
				5.Jeyasuriya N
				6.Dilip Kumar T C
				7.Brahmapoorani G
3	25/11/17	Amphisoft Technologies	60% throughout (10th, 12th, UG)& No SA	1.Karthikeyan A S	Software Engineer
4	23/12/17	Data Pattern	60% throughout (10th, 12th, UG)& No SA	1.Naveen Kumar R	Physical Design Engineer
5	31/01/18	Lucid Imaging	65% throughout(10th, 12th, UG) and 1 SA	1.Priya M B	Trainee AR Caller
				2.Dilip Kumar T C
6	23/02/18	JMAN Group	65% throughout(10th, 12th, UG)& No SA	1.Jeyasuriya N	Software Engineer Trainee
7	25/09/18	Chainsys	60% throughout (10th, 12th, UG)& No SA	1.Karpaga Ganesh N	Trainee Programmer
8	27/12/18 28/12/18	Infosys	TNSLPP 65% throughout(10th, 12th, UG) & No SA	1.Aarthy R 2.ShivaniNRG 3.Ramya KP 4.Praveen M 5.Joshitha OlymiaTS	Programmer Analyst
9	07/01/19	HCL	60% throughout (10th, 12th, UG) &No SA	1.RamaSelvi P 2.Devi Shree G D 3.Arjun Kumar T C 4.Priyanka K R 5.Aishwarya ANS 6.Indra Priyadarshini M B 7.Apshara S 8.Aishwarya V 9.KeerthanaR	Trainee
10	09/02/19	Tavant Technology	CoCubes	1.Arjun Kumar T C 2.Indra Priyadarshini M B	UI Engineer
11	20/02/19	Sutherland	All Final Years	1.Chandrika Priyadarshini C 2.Upesh Chand S H 3.Jamuna R 4.AfrinFarish R 5.BaghyasriSalunkhae A 6.Sibi Ashwad V R 7.Apshara S 8.Vigneshwari M	Voice Process
12	06/03/19	Face Institute	All Final Years	1.Harvinder J M 2.Sripriya R 3.Sibi Ashwad V R 4.Sangu Easwari R 5.Apshara S 6.Sarumathi M 7.Nandhini R R 8.Jamuna R 9.AfrinFarish R	Trainer
13	08/03/19	Abserv Tech	All Final Years	1.Jeyanth Sai Krishna R 2.Karthick G	Developer
14	11/03/19	Sonata Software	CoCubes	1.RamaselviA	Trainee
15	18/03/19	Jayashree Spun Bond Pvt Ltd	Girls Students	1.Sarumathi M 2.Sangu Easwari R 3.Mahalakshmi A K	Trainee
16	13/03/19	Six Phrase	All Final Years	1.Yazmin Rijwana A 2.Sowmiya M 3.Sharon Sahana R	Trainer
17	13/03/19	Six Phrase	All Final Years	1.Harvinder J M 2.Deekshan Gree A 3.Surya Narayanan L G	Business Development
18	20/02/19	Sutherland	All Final Years	1.Janani P	Non Voice Process
19	23/04/19	Wipro	CoCubes 60% throughout (10th, 12th, UG) & No SA	1.SriPriya R 2.Priyanka K R	Setup Configuration Specialist
20	-	Honeywell	70% throughout (10th, 12th, UG) & No SA	1.Karthikeayan A S	Software Engineer
21	-	TCS	Offcampus	1. BaghyasriSalunkhae A 2. Karpaga Ganesh N	Asst. System Engineer Trainee Grade Y
22	-	Tech Mahindra	Offcampus	1. Chandrika Priyadarshini C	Software Engineer

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Placed Student Details Batch 2014-2018

Placed Student Details as on 09/08/2019

Detail	No. of Students
Total number of students	110
Total number of Offers	55
Number of students Placed in single company	48
Number of students Placed in 2companies	7
Number of students Placed in 3 companies	-
Number of students Placed in 3&above companies	-
Number of Students opted for Higher Studies	4
Number of students turned Entrepreneur	1

Placed Student Details

S.No	Date	Name of the company	Eligibility Criteria	Student name	Position
1	04/08/17	Aricent	70% throughout(10th, 12th, UG) )& No SA	1. Nagavarshini S R	Software
				2. Shalini Karthiga T
				3. Akshaya B
				4. Aravind E
				5. Poorvaja S L
				6. Josephine Rosary A
				7. Preethi Meena R
				8. Vishwaathiga K R
2	24/11/17	TCS	60% throughout(10th, 12th, UG)	1.Swathi A	Asst. System Engineer Trainee Grade Y
				2. Preethimai T V
3	25/11/17	Aspire Systems	60% throughout (10th, 12th, UG)& No SA	1.Lakshmi P R	Software Engineer
4	23/12/17	Adept Chips	All Final Years	1.Pradeep M U	Physical Design Engineer
				2.Vikash K T
				3.Subbash K P
				4.Aravind S S
				5.Ananthan M
				6.Poornasri K A
				7.Swathi A
				8.Kishore Kumar A S
				9.Kshipra Prasadini K J R
5	31/01/18	E Care	All Final Years	1.Nathapriya T L B	Trainee AR Caller
				2.Dhivya Bharathi S
				3.Meenaloshini E N
				4.Nasrin Farha S
				5.Anitha P
6	23/02/18	Veryx Technologies	70% throughout(10th, 12th, UG) )& No SA	1.Dhivya Lakshmi A Y	Software Engineer Trainee
7	24/01/18	Rising Stars Mobile India Pvt Ltd	60% throughout(10th, 12th, UG) )& No SA	1.Roshini A B	Graduate Engineer Trainee
8	29/1/18	Apptivo	60% throughout(10th, 12th, UG) )& No SA	1.Roshini A B	Analyst Programmer Trainee
9	12/02/18	Sutherland	All Final Years	1.Natha Priya T L B	Voice Process
				2.Dhivya Bharathi S
			Offcampus	3. Jayaram M
10	19/4/18	Four Bends	All Final Years	1.Meenaloshini E N	Software Engineer
				2.Sivaasini R
				3.Vignesh K S
11	12/2/18	Sutherland	All Final Year	1.Balamurugan S	Non Voice Process
				2.Sivaasini R
				3.Raja Rajeswari
				4.Nivetha R
12	16/08/18	Zuci Systems	Offcampus	1.Sriram A P	Business development Executive
13	-	TCS	Offcampus	1.Kaarthikeyan R	Asst. System Engineer Trainee Grade Y
14	-	Infosys	Offcampus	1.Sreedevi P S M	Analyst
15	-	CTS	Offcampus	1.Sathya Sai Narayanan M M 2.Kailash S G	Analyst
16	-	SBL	Offcampus	1.Balaji R 2.Navaneethan	IT Support Engineer
17	-	Neeyamo	Offcampus	1.Venkatesh Kumar T M 2.Vijay R 3.Vigneshwaran L	Junior Executive
18	-	Hia Tech	Offcampus	1.Jasmine Banu S 2.Vasuki K 3.Nandhini	Developer
19	-	Silicon Software Solutions	Offcampus	1.Balamurugan S	Trainer
20	-	GFM Retail Pvt Ltd	Offcampus	1.Vinoth Kumar O G	Trainee Software Engineer
21	-	Aryan Solutions	Offcampus	1.Sudharsanan	SEO Analyst
22	-	HnS Solutions	Offcampus	1.Aachutan	Trainee

HIGHER STUDIES

S.No	Roll No.	Name of the Student	Mode of Admission	Program Name	College Name	Duration
1	143002	Thareni M	TANCET	M.E(Communication Systems)	Anna University	2018-2020
2	143049	Praveen Kumar P	TANCET	ME(Communication System)	Anna University	2018-2020
3	143128	Nirmal Kumar K S	SRMCET	ME(VLSI)	Sathyabama University	2018-2020
4	143017	Chokkayee A	TANCET	ME(Communication System)	K.L.N College of Engineering	2018-2020

ENTREPRENEUR

S.No	Roll No.	Name of the Student	Company Name	Year
1	143113	Rakesh Kumar P S R	M/S Sri Rakas Marketing Madurai	2018

Placement, Higher Studies and Entrepreneurship for 2013-2017 Batch
Placed Student Details Batch 2013-2017

Detail	No. of Students
Total number of students	129
Total number of Offers	95
Number of students Placed in single company	71
Number of students Placed in 2companies	20
Number of students Placed in 3 companies	3
Number of students Placed in 3&above companies	1

S.No	Date	Name of the company	Eligibility Criteria	Student name	Venue	Position
1	04.10.16	TCS	60% throughout(10th, 12th, UG)	1.133006-Lakshmi Priya P	KLNCE &SIT	Asst. System Engineer Trainee Grade Y
2	21.10.16	Fleet Studio	All Final Years	1.133012-Vijeya Lakshmi S R	KLNCE	Internship
				2.133114-Karthikeya L K
3	04.11.16	Vuram Technology	75% throught(10th, 12th, UG)	1.133033-Karthikeyan S	KLNCE	Technical Support
				2.133018-Anupriya M
4	22.10.16	Aspire Systems	60% throughout(10th, 12th, UG)& No SA	1.133121-Srinath T R	KLNCE	Software Engineer
				2.133014-Selva Kumar S K
				3. 133025-Ramesh Kumar B R
				4. 133001-Ruthra Koutham S
5	28.10.16	Lucid Imaging	70% throughout(10th, 12th, UG)& No SA	1. 133016-Sukumar S	KLNCE	Software Engineer
				2. 133007-Akshay Kumar R
				3. 133047-Priya M
				4. 133312-Sundarrajan R
				5. 133033-Karthikeyan S
6	18.01.17	Vee Technology	60% throughout(10th, 12th, UG)& Upto 2 arrears allowed	1. 133117-Anusha P R	KLNCIT	--
				2. 133038-Banumathi  M
7	17.01.17	Chainsys	60% throughout(10th, 12th, UG)& No SA	1. 133106-M.S.Darshan	SVEC	Technical Associate
8	21.10.16	MindTree	AMCAT	1. 133121-T. R. Srinath	AMCAT	Engineer
9	12.01.17	ATS	CLAD certified students	1. 133114-Karthikeya L K	KLNCE	Application Engineer
10.	07.02.17	Opti thoughts	CLAD certified students	1.133105-K.S.Ananda Sessun	----	Application Engineer.
11.	09.02.17	Face	60% throughout(10th, 12th, UG)& Upto 2 arrears allowed	1.133303-Ishwarya.V	KLNCE	Internship
12.	15.02.17	IDBI Life Insurance	All final Year	1.Indumathi	KLNCE	Team Leader
				2.Hema Maheswari
				3.Manisha
				4.Anusha
				5.Vijeya Laksmi
				6.Arun Kumar S J
				7.Vignesher P S
				8.Nagarjun M
				9.Ponraj
13.	14.02.17	Sutherland Services	All Final Year	1.Vignesher P S	KLNCIT	Technical Support
14.	21.02.17	Ethnus	55% throughout(10th, 12th, UG)& arrears also allowed	1.Akshaya Kumar L M	KLNCE	Junior Academician
				2.Lakshmi Sree T R
				3.R.R.Deepa
				4.B.Nithya
				5.K.Jaya Bharathi
				6.Anusha P R
15	14.02.17	Sutherland Services	All final years	1.Lakshmi Sree T R	KLNCIT	Consultant
				2.Vaishnavi G
				3.Hema Maheshwari M
				4.Preethi K
				5.Akshaya kumar L M
				6.Arun kumar S J
				7.Nagarjun M
				8.Mathivanan J
				9.Arun Babu M
				10.Ragul N D
				11.Ponraj S
				12.Praveen Balkumar R
				13.Prabhu K L S
				14.Ragul Raj S D
				15.Naga Nandhini M M
16	08.04.17	Hindhuja Global Solutions	All Final Years	1.Leema Roslin S	KLNCE	Customer Support
				2.Harshini D
				3.Harshinee S S
				4.Shanmuga Priya P
				5.Jayashree S
				6.Karthika B
				7.Nivetha V
				8.Susmitha S R S
				9.Pavithra S
				10.Ishwarya G
				11.Manisha J G
				12.Sindhuja S P
				13.Ishwarya K
				14.Preethi K
				15.Sajitha Banu B
				16.Alagu Shanthi M
				17.Banumathi M
				18.Angelin A
				19.Vandhana Devi S D
				20.Anusha P R
				21.Nivetha M
				22.Nithya B
				23.Anithashree N M
				24.Vinitha S
				25.Parvathy O K
				26.Alagu Bharathi L
				27.Rishikesh V
				28.Sriram S S
				29.Aaksah T D G
				30.Ragul N D
				31.Dinakaran B B
				32.Aashiq Kumar S R
				33.Anandha Sessun K S
				34.Vignesvaran S
				35.Sankara Narayanan G
				36.Harinath K
				37.Ajith Kumar J M
				38.Ponraj S
17	10.04.17	Tech Mahindra	All Final Years	1.Anusha P R	KLNCE	Technical Support
				2.Ajith Kumar J M
				3.Anand M K
				4.KArthika B
				5.Anandha Sessun K S
18	15.03.17	Cogzidal	All Final Years	1.Neelakandan	KLNCE	Developer
19	20.02.17	Jamine Infotech	10th,12th&UG>80	1.Ramesh Kumar B R 2.Akshay Kumar R	KLNCE/SIT	Engineer Trainee
20	29.11.16	IVTL InfoView	10th,12th >80%, UG>70%	1.Srinath T R	SIT	Software Engineer
21	--	Gamma	All Final Years	1.Lakshmi Sree T R	PSNA	--
22	20.05.17	Solverminds	10th, 12th, UG >65%	1.Swetha M R	KLNCE	Software
23	14.07.17	Broadcom	10th, 12th, UG >60%	Awaiting for Results	KLNCE	Test Engineer

Placement, Higher Studies and Entrepreneurship for 2012-2016 Batch

Detail	No. of Students
Total number of students	138
Number of students Placed in single company	62
Number of students Placed in 2companies	5
Number of students Placed in 3 companies	2

As on Date 29.07.16

S.No	Date	Name of the company	Eligibility Criteria	Student name	Venue	Position
1	01.10.15 & 07.10.15	TCS	60% throughout(10th, 12th, UG)	1.123129-R.K.Yuvasri	SIT	Asst. System Engineer Trainee Grade Y
				2.123102-M.S.Vinodini
				3.123304-G.Usha Nandhini
				4.123033-S.Sabari Guru Rajaa
				5.123021-T.B.Karthick
				6.123038-S.S.Karthick Babu
				7.123025-R.Karthick
				8.123121-A.G.Manusha Devi
				9.123032-B.Rohini
				10.123048-K.Rajesh Kumar
				11.123307-S.Pradeep
				12.123144-S.R.Nandhini
				13.123110-N.R.Nandhana
				14.123037-M.Kohila
				15.123137-T.R.Jayashree
				16.123001-B.Hari Priya
				17.123008-C.Bhuvaneswari
				18.123018-S.Anupriya
				19.123117-C.V.Abirami
				20.123002-D.R.Arjun
				21.123305-V.Gayathri
				22.123007-M.Gomathi Arasu
2	16.10.15 & 17.10.15	IBM	65% throughout(10th, 12th, UG)	1.123005-S.Nivetha	KLNCE	Software Engineer
				2.123013-S.Rasi
				3.123029-G.Subbulakshmi
				4.123123-S.R.Saraswathy
				5.123138-M.S.Anjana
				6.123004-M.S.Annapoorani
				7.123302-S.Anandh Kumar
3	10.10.15	Fleet Studio	All Final Years	1.123138-M.S.Anjana	KLNCE	Internship
4	30.02.15	Polaris Consulting	75% throughout(10th, 12th, UG)	1.123308-Vincy Priscilla P	KLNCE	Software Engineer
5	12.10.15	IVTL Info View	80% in 10th, 12th& 70% in UG	1.123103-Viswa Kumar N G	KLNCE	Software Engineer
6	30.10.15	SoftSquare	All Final Years	1.123127-Shyam Ganesh B	KLNCE	Software Engineer
7	08.02.16	CTS	75% throughout(10th, 12th, UG)	1. 123016-Vasuki K C	Mahendra College	Software Engineer
				2. 123119-Aishwarya J J
				3.123024-Abinaya N
				4.123058-Manonmani K
8	24/02/16	Ethnus	All Final Years	1. 123142-R B Aravind 2. 123124-R B Monika Shree	KLNCE	Trainer
9	25/02/16	Neeyamo Enterprises	70% throughout(10th, 12th, UG)	1. 123019-Syed Mubeena A 2.123034-Vaishnavi Devi A S 123010-Sivaranjani V 4. 133906-Sathish Kumar M B 5.153401-Balasri S	KLNCE	Software Developer
10	06/03/16	Vee Technology	70% throughout(10th, 12th, UG)	1.123134-Vaishnaiv K S 2.123056-MuthumariP 3.123046-Padmapriya M 4.123122-Subhasini K 5.123044-Meenakshi V	KLNCE	Software Developer
11	16/03/16	E Care	All Final Years	1.123303-Priscilla S 2.123104-Raghavi G R P 3.123130-Susmitha K J 4.123115-Priyanka J K	Vaigai College	Customer Support
12	20/03/16	CSS Corp	All Final Years (Upto 3 Arrears)	1.123141-Shri Devi M G 2.123130-Susmitha K J	KLNCE	Technical Support
13	17/03/16	TCS (Off Campus)	60% throughout(10th, 12th, UG)	1.123028-Keerthy S G 2.123027-Abinand Balaji N C	LathaMathavan& KLNCIT	Software Engineer
14	03/05/16	Maxwell BPO	All Final Years	1.123011-P.Pandi Selvi 2.123012-M.Kavitha 3.123115-J.K.Priyanka 4.123114-R.R.Keerthiga 5.123046-M.PadmaPriya 6.123056-P.Muthumari 7.123044-V.Meenakshi 8.123135-T.J.Harshinee 9.123106-T.K.Devisrivarshini 10.123113-A.S.Suruthi Priya 11.123043-A.Sakthi Priya	KLNCE	Support Engineer
15	13/06/16	Nokia Siemens	70% throughout(10th, 12th, UG)	1.123046-M.PadmaPriya 2.123033-S.Sabari Guru Rajaa	Nokia Siemens	R & D Engineer
16	11/02/16	Jasmin Infotech	70% throughout(10th, 12th, UG)	1.123033-S.Sabari Guru Rajaa	KLNCE	Application Engineer

Placement, Higher Studies and Entrepreneurship for 2011-2015 Batch

Detail	No. of Students
Total number of students	134
No. of Students graduated	122
No. of Students who are placed on/off campus  as on 21.09.2015	63 (53+10)
No. of students gone for higher studies	2
Entrepreneur	-

Placement Details for 2011-2015 Batch

S.No	Roll No	Name of the Student	Name of the company On campus	Name of the company Off campus
1.	113115	Aashika M J	Cognizant Technology Solutions	--
2.	113108	Abhejit S K		--
3.	113027	Abinaya R		--
4.	113110	Hemalatha R K		--
5.	113012	Keerthana J		--
6.	113101	Latha M E		--
7.	113323	Ruffina R		--
8.	113041	Saranya R		--
9.	113001	Vijayalakshmi A		--
10.	113127	Amrith J H	Mphasis	--
11.	113134	Nimeshika Devi T S	IBM, Aricent	--
12.	113048	Sanat M P A	IBM	--
13.	113035	Saravana Kumar P K		--
14.	113113	Saravanan K R		--
15.	113304	Sugadev M		--
16.	113008	Ayswarya S		--
17.	113307	Girija S B		--
18.	113107	Harithra T M		--
19.	113036	Jasima Banu A		--
20.	113114	Laxmi T G		--
21.	113025	Saravanesh	Aricent	--
22.	113032	Deepika S		--
23	113002	Visalakshi	Aricent, Tata Consultancy Services	--
24	113103	Divya Dharshini  B G	Tata Consultancy Services, Aricent	--
25	113004	Janani S N	Tata Consultancy Services	--
26	113010	Muthu Lakshmi G		--
27	113011	Priya Jennifer S		--
28	113302	Lavanya Sivashree S S	MindTree	--
29	113119	Mahalakshmi M M		--
30	113003	Sunantha R		--
31	113030	Pavithra T G	Accenture, Aricent	--
32	113316	Lavanya C	Infosys	--
33	113310	Arjun Adhitya C K	Vee Technologies, Reliance	--
34	113031	Prasanna Venkatesh Kumar R	Tata Consultancy Services, MindTree	--
35	113319	Karthikraj M	Reliance	--
36	113325	Gokul R		--
37	113106	Prabu T R		--
38	123901	Karthick S R		--
39	113052	Ilaiyaraja C		--
40	113023	Aatheeswarapandiyan B		--
41	113112	Anand K S	Polaris	--
42	113130	Annapurini T S	Neeyamo Enterprise, Polaris	--
43	113311	Valliyappan S	Face Institute, Vee Technologies	--
44	113122	Surekhaa M A	Face Institute	--
45	113306	Aarthy R		--
46	113104	Kalpoorneya A S		--
47	113136	Deepika J		--
48	113125	Kamalesh T S	InfoFaces	--
49	113007	Vinothini N	Apptivo, Face Institute	--
50	113021	Seenivasan K K	Apptivo	--
51	123921	Abinaya J S	Broadcom, Jasmine Infotech	--
52	113116	Harini	--	Hindhuja Global Solutions
53	113105	Vikram K B	--	Neeyamo Enterprise

Higher Studies Details 2011-2015Batch

S.No	Roll No.	Name of the Student	Mode of Admission	Program Name	College Name	Duration
1	113029	Rajesh kumar G	TANCET	M.E(Wireless Technology)	Thiagarajar College of Engineering	2015-2017
2	113056	Manoj prabhakar S	TANCET	M.E(Wireless Technology)	Thiagarajar College of Engineering	2015-2017

Placement,HigherStudiesandEntrepreneurship for 2010-2014 Batch

Detail	No. of Students
Total number of students	139
No. of Students graduated	119
No. of Students who are placed on/off campus  as on 21.09.2015	67 (61+6)
No.of students gone for higher studies	5
Entrepreneur	-

Placement Details for 2010-2014 Batch

S.No	Roll No	Name of the Student	Name of the company On campus	Name of the company Off campus
1	103007	Bhuvanesweri.G	Tata Consultancy Service	--
2	103041	Divya Lakshmi.R		--
3	103021	Gayathri.T		--
4	103039	Amutha Selvi.R		--
5	103113	Koushal Kumar.S.S		--
6	103128	Shirapapthinath.T.J		--
7	103013	Siva Kumar.R		--
8	103022	Thanavalli.V.S		--
9	103129	Vignesh .K.A		--
10	103040	VijayaLakshmi.M		--
11	103303	Arthe.M.S		--
12	103135	Aravind.M.J	VeryxTechnology	--
13	103115	Aninthitha.K.S	Cogniant Technologies Solution	--
14	103034	Annie Priscilla.T		--
15	103304	Dinesh Babu.C		--
16	103006	Monica.A.K		--
17	103001	Vidhya.K		--
18	103005	Iswarya.S	L&T Infotech, Reliance	--
19	103306	Naraynthira.R.R	Reliance	--
20	103322	RamGowtham.S		--
21	103122	Ramraj.L		--
22	113917	Sabarish.K.J		--
23	103321	Suganya.M		--
24	103317	Ramya.R	Solaritis	--
25	103106	Santhosini.A.H	Infosys	--
26	103104	Asmitha.R.G.S		--
27	103311	Dhinadhayalan.R		--
28	103008	Ilavarasi.R		--
29	103023	Arun.M	Mega soft World, 6D Technologies	--
30	103118	AsokKumar.T.J	Mega soft World, E-care Tech labs	--
31	103314	Arunachalam.L.R	Mega soft World	--
32	103058	Ammatchi.M		--
33	103055	BanuRega.T.A		--
34	103127	Jayasree.B.V		--
35	103112	Rani Priya.R.R		--
36	103310	Santhosh.A.S		--
37	103307	Swathi.J		--
38	103108	Tharani.T.G		--
39	103125	ShyamSundar.T.L	Mega soft World, Reliance	--
40	103136	Thilak.M.B	Mphasis	--
41	103138	SathishKumar.T.L.B	CSS Corp, 6D Technologies	--
42	103109	Deepika.K.B	CSS Corp	--
43	103124	Gowtham.S.R.R		--
44	103302	Gandhimathy@ Revathy.G		--
45	103119	Aakashi.K.B	Tech Mahindra	--
46	103020	Hemalatha.A.R		--
47	103123	Sooraj.B		--
48	103114	Prasanna.G.R	Solverminds	--
49	113920	Mahesh .S	Data Pattern, Reliance	--
50	103002	Jeyaprakash	E-Care Techlabs	--
51	103036	Selvam		--
52	103133	Kishorelal.S.A	6D Technologies	--
53	103131	Sathish Prasan.A.N		--
54	103101	Sasti Gowtham.G.M		--
55	103035	Duvarakesh.K.R		--
56	103130	Durga.P.S	Hexaware	--
57	103024	Eswaran.K.S	Tata Communication	--
58	103009	Priyadharshini. T.R	Tessolve	--
59	103107	Udhaya Kumar. S.J	--	CGI
60	113907	Gowtham.R	--	Infosys
61	103305	Raja Ganapathy	--	KPIT cummins

Higher Studies Details for 2010-2014 Batch

SNo	Roll No	Name of the Student	Mode of Admission	Program Name	College Name	Duration
1	103316	Hari Krishna G	MBA	University of Petroleum & Energy Studies, Gurgaon	2014-2016
2	103030	NandiniShree M	MAT	MBA	PSG Tech, Coimbatore	2014-2016
3	103319	Poorani  R B	MAT	MBA	TSM, Madurai	2014-2016
4	103049	Abinaya  K	TANCET	ME	K.L.N.C.E, Madurai	2014-2016
5	103309	Rama Prathiba	MAT	MBA	TSM, Madurai	2014-2016

 Placement,HigherStudiesandEntrepreneurship for 2009-2013 Batch

Detail	No. of Students
Total number of students	132
No. of Students graduated	112
No of Students who are placed on/off campus  as on 21.09.2015	59 (50+8+1)
No.of students gone for higher studies	6
Entrepreneur	-

 Placement Details for 2009-2013 Batch

S.No	Roll No	Name of the Student	Name of the company On campus	Name of the company Off campus
1	93133	Deepika  R R	Tata Consultancy Services	--
2	93018	Aswini  T R		--
3	93026	Abhinaya  M R		--
4	93040	Guru Lakshmi  P		--
5	93017	Monika  KR		--
6	93039	Naresh Raj  M		--
7	93021	Nithya Shamli  T S		--
8	93032	Viswa Rubini  B J		--
9	93125	Sriramnathkumar  M S		--
10	93315	Venkatesh  R		--
11	93015	Saravana Priya  T N		--
12	93115	Praveen Kumar  K K	Samcys	--
13	93022	Architha  B S		--
14	93003	Prasanth Kumar R K	Smartek	--
15	103908	Atchutharam  K J		--
16	93147	Balaji  S S	Alcatel	--
17	93139	Bharath  P J		--
18	93128	Vignesh  K K		--
19	93126	Vishweshwaran  M J		--
20	93106	Deepika  K S	Verona	--
21	93105	Dinesh Kumar  N G	CSS Corp, Alcatel	--
22	93101	Aakash  T S	Alcatel, ACE LAB	--
23	93005	Francis Caroline Nisha  A	AAS	--
24	93132	Barathkumarbabu  K S C	NTT Data	--
25	93024	Hamsa Nandhini  P	Broadcom, Aspin	--
26	93028	Sathish  R	Broadcom	--
27	93031	Mahalakshmi  T	AAS, Sun Vision	--
28	103901	Prasanna  M	AAS, Alcatel	--
29	93114	Omnath  T K	ACE LAB, Apsin	--
30	93116	Yashwanth Babu B S	ACE LAB	--
31	93117	Saran Kumar M R	Acliv	LG SCANS
32	93122	Siva Prakash  S M	Sun Vision	--
33	93124	Srinath  G P	AAS	--
34	93313	Vignesh Kumar  V	HCL B SERV	--
35	93312	Vigneshwar  R		--
36	93127	Vijeya Durga  S R	Acliv	--
37	93010	Yaadav  G G	Tech Mahindra, Aspin	--
38	93019	Yogeshwari  T D	Broadcom, Acliv, Silicon House	--
39	103905	Aarthy  M S	Acliv, Aspin	--
40	103910	Durga Devi  P M	Silicon House	--
41	93016	Chellam Balaji  N		AMETEK
42	93033	Saravana Kumar  K	Aspin	Novell Software
43	93119	Selvariyan  T N	--	MISTRAL
44	93145	Kokila  K J	--	Cognizant Technology Solutions
45	93020	Aravind Kumar  M		MISTRAL
46	093102	Abilash S R	Aspin	--
47	093103	Amritha T S B		--
48	093007	Lakshmi Priya K		--
49	093113	Nivethitha M N		--
50	093134	Suraj Kumar Babu		--

Higher Studies Details for 2009-2013 Batch

S. No	Roll No	Name of the Student	Mode of Admission	Program Name	College Name	Duration
1	93012	Nargis Banu A	TANCET	ME (CIE)	Thiagarajar College of Engineering	2013-2015
2	93308	Ramya S	TANCET	ME(VLSI Design)	Mepco Shlenk Engineering College	2013-2015
3	93306	Manikam R	MAT	MBA	P.S.G college of Technology	2013-2015
4	93029	Surya Rani V  S	TANCET	ME (CS)	K.L.N College of Engineering	2013-2015
5	93050	Sheepa K	TANCET	MBA	Madurai School Of Management	2013-2015
6	93305	Jefi Praveen C	MAT	MBA	St. Joseph College	2013-2015

Details of Placement(Year : 2008- 2012)

S.No.	Name of the Employer	Job Position	Name of the Students	Total	Date of Recruitment	Venue
01.	Tata Consultancy Services	Software Engineer	01.083005 - K.S.Sakthipriya 02.083034 -  C.D.Preethasendhuri 03.083119 -  R.E.Aiswaryaa 04.083036 -  S.Karthikeyan 05.083038 -  N.M.Aathithya 06.083028 -  E.Vidya 07.083016 -  G.B.Egneswaran 08.083043 -  B.Dagineshwari 09.083121 -  G.S.Reshmaa 10.083120 -  P.N.S.Ashvitha 11.083018 -  P.S.Mohanesh 12.083007 -  L.A.Pavithra 13.083112 -  B.L.Prasanth 14.083129 -  P.B.Vignesh Kumar 15.083010 -  C.K.Sabareesh 16.083003 -  A.Newtonjoshua 17.083137 -  K.C.Ramsubramanian 18.083312 -  S.Selvavigneswaran	18	25.08.2011 & 26.08.2011	KLNCE
02	ProkarmaSoftech Private Ltd	Software Engineer	083009 - J.Dinesh Raj 083027 - S.Purushothaman	02	07.10.2011 to 09.10.2011	BharatNiketanEngineeringCollege, Theni
03	Veryx	Software Engineer	083114 - T.S.Dineshlal 083050 - N.AlaguMeenal	02	10.12.2011 & 11.12.2011	KLNCE
04	Syntel	Software Engineer	083115 - R.R. Pavithra 083048 - T.S. Priyanga	02	13.11.2011	KLNCE
05	Renault Nissan	Software Engineer	083031 - T.Tamilarasi	01	06.01.2012	SIT - Madurai
06	CSS Corp	Software Engineer	083044 - D.N.Akshaya 083148 - T.G.Vaishnavi 083103 - N.R.Jeyasudha 083146 - R.J.Kishorekumar 083011 - N.Akmaludeen 083126 - T.K.Vignesh Kumar	06	07.01.2012	KLNCE
07	HCL InfoSystem	Software Engineer	083011 - Akmaludeen	01	11.01.2012 & 12.01.2012	KLNCE
08	Wipro Technologies	Software Engineer	083029 - T.R.Vasudevan 083122 - T.E.YasvanthLal 083132 - V.P.Abinaya	03	07.02.2012 08.02.2012	PSNA College, Dindigul
09	Hexaware	Software Engineer	083006 - S.Angayarkanni	01	15.02.2012 16.02.2012	SIT
10	CTS	Software Engineer	083103 - N.R. Jeyasudha 083303 - S.Nivitha	2	8th& 9th March 2012	PSNA, Dindigul
11	HCL-B Serve	Technical Support	083309-T.AngelinPriyankaa 083012 - R.H. Anitha 083149 - Mangaleshkumar	3	26.03.2012	EincentEngg College
12	Power Electronics	Design Engineer	083117 - S.S.Rajasekaran	1	30.3.2012	Power Elec. Madurai
13	Ameex Technologies	Software Engr.	083101 - N.k. Priyanka 083127 - T.S. Vishnupriya 083040 - R.P. Sivaprasanth	3	25th& 26.3.2012	Bharat NiketanEngg College
14	Infosys	Software Engr.	083307 - G. Nithya	1	09.04.2012 & 10.04.2012	PSNA, Dindigul
15	Broadcom	Hardware Engr	083012 - R.H.Anitha 083014 - G.G.Ramprasath 083141 - R.K. Balaji 083302 - G.D.MukundViyas	4	07.06.2012 08.06.2012	KLNCE

DETAILS OF PLACEMENT (Year : 2008- 2009)

Sl. No.	Name of Employer Industry	Job Position	Name of the students	Total	Date of Recruitment	Venue
1.	INFOSYS	Software Engineer	1.Sriraam subramoneyam 2.Mirunalini.T. 3.Deepak Karthikeyan 4.Prasath Prabhu Pandean 5.Senthil Sivanath	5	04.07.08	KLNCE
2.	I-FLEX	Software Engineer	1.G.Joseph Arulprakash 2.P.Dinesh Kumar 3.Arunachalam Kalpana 4.P.R.Sindhuja 5.Anjana Devi	5	05.07.08	TCE
3.	I-FLEX	Software Engineer	S.Aiswarya T.Vaishnavi	2	11.07.08	Anna University Trichy
4.	VIRTUSA	Software Engineer	NIL	-	14.07.08	KLNCE
5.	Keane	Software Engineer	1.Naveen.T.L 2.Kishore Kanna .S 3.Arunalal . M.B 4.Hamshini.K.C 5.Chitra.S. 6.Anitha Priyadharsini	6	25.07.08	KLNCE
6.	Tesco	Software Engineer	1.Jeya Kumar.J.S 2.Bhunaneswari 3.Uma Devi.S.G 4.Gnaneswari 5.Divya Mai 6.Krithiga	6	08.08.08 & 09.08.08	AKCE
7.	Citi Group	Software Engineer	1.R.J.Bala 2.S.Nivethitha 3.S.V.Balaji 4.T.S.Aparna	4	09.08.08	KLNCE
8.	Lucid Imaging	Software Engineer	NIL	-	19.07.08	KLNCE

Electronics Lab   []

Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering (3rd time Accredited) Electronics Lab The Electronics lab is concerned with basic knowledge and technology needed to understand and participate in the development and application of the rapidly changing electronics and communication field. The various experiments done with Function Generator, Single Trace and Dual Trace CRO's designed to provide breadth and depth of knowledge as the basis for quality education that helps each student to keep pace with the enormously changing professional and academic needs. CARPET AREA   : 155.25 SQ.M NUMBER OF STUDENTS PER SESSION: 30 UTILISING BRANCH: ECE S.NO. Name of the Equipment Qty. 1. 20MHz Single Trace CRO 2 Nos. 2. 20MHz Dual Trace CRO 10 Nos. 3. 25MHz Dual Trace CRO 2 Nos. 4. 25MHz Dual Trace CRO (2 Channel 4 Trace) 1 No. 5. 30MHz Dual Trace CRO 16 Nos. 6. 1 KHz to 1MHz Low Distortional Signal Generator 2 Nos. 7. 1 MHz Function Generator 23 Nos. 8. 1 MHz Function Generator/Counter 2 Nos. 9. (0-36V/1A), (0-32V/1A) Single RPS 11 Nos. 10. (0-32V/1A) Dual RPS 18 Nos. 11. (0-15V) Dual RPS 1 No. 12. (0-300V) RPS 2 Nos. 13. Ammeters (Milli& Micro) 68 Nos. 14. Dual Range Portable Ammeter (Milli& Micro) 8 Nos. 15. Voltmeters (Milli) 29 Nos. 16. Digital Multimeter (Model 603) 18 Nos. 17. Digital Multimeter (Model 9A) 2 Nos. 18. Digital Multimeter (Model 801) 1 No. 19. Digital Multimeter (RISHABH) 2 Nos. 20. Digital LCR Meter 2 No. 21. Analog Multimeter 2 Nos. 22. 1.3MHz Universal Counter 1 No. 23. FET Voltmeter 1 No. 24. Audio Output Power Meter 3 Nos. 25. AC Millivoltmeter 2 Nos. 26. Digital Lux Meter 1 No. 27. Digital Weigh Scale 1 No. 28. Rheostat 12 Nos. 29. Decade Resistance Box 14 Nos. 30. Decade Capacitance Box 14 Nos. 31. Decade Inductance Box 14 Nos. 32. DPDT Switch 15 Nos. 33. Linear IC Trainer Kit 11 Nos. 34. Digital IC Trainer Kit 5 Nos. 35. Linear & Digital IC Tester 2 Nos. 36. Auto Transformer 2 Nos. 37. 3MHz Function/Pulse Generator 2 Nos. 38. 2.0 KVA Automatic Servo Controlled Stabilizer 1 No. 39. Digital Phase Angle Meter 1 No. 40. Microprocessor 8085 3 Nos. 41. Stepper Motor Interface 3 Nos. 42. 0-30V 3A Dual RPS 1 No. 43. 0-15V Fixed Power Supply 6 Nos. 44. 0-30V Single Power Supply 3 Nos. 45. 50MHz Digital Storage Oscilloscope 9 Nos. 46. 3 MHZ Function Generator 18 Nos.

Embedded system Lab   []

An embedded system is a special-purpose system in which the computer is completely encapsulated by the device it controls. Unlike a general-purpose computer, such as a personal computer, an embedded system performs pre-defined tasks, usually with very specific requirements. Since the system is dedicated to a specific task, design engineers can optimize it, reducing the size and cost of the product. Embedded systems are often mass-produced, so the cost savings may be multiplied by millions of items.
This lab is concerned with training the students in Embedded based electronic systems design by software computation and hardware implementation. The lab is equipped with 15 core i3 4 GB ram, 500 GB hard disk with multimedia. This lab also enables students to their projects in the field Embedded Systems, Electronic simulation, Real Time systems & Software development. This lab is connected to the Internet, which enables the students to access the online resources and get in touch with the latest technologies.

S.No	Description of the Equipments	Quantity Available
1.	HP Business Desktop Model 280G1 Series Computer	15 Nos.
2.	UPS 6 KVA	1 No.
3.	PS-PRIMER-ARM7 LPC214X Kit	3 Nos.
4.	Stepper Motor Module	3 Nos.
5.	TYRO-ARM LPC2929 Starter Kit	3 Nos.
6.	SPIRIT –II LPC2148 ARM7 Project Board	2 Nos.
7.	Explorer ARM9 AT91SAM9260 Embedded Development Board	2 Nos.
8.	TAURUS ARM9 AT91SAM9263 Embedded Development Board	1 No.
9.	ARM FPGA FUSION Embedded Development Kit	1 No.
10.	Wi-Fi Interface Module Pair	1 No.

Microprocessor Lab   []

The microprocessor lab provides opportunity to increase knowledge for broader understanding and to develop a personal commitment to those who have chosen microprocessor as their field of study.  The following is the brief summary of the equipments: S.NO NAME OF THE EQUIPMENT QTY 1 Micro 85 EB Trainer Kit 27 Nos. 2 Micro 86/88 Trainer Kit 37  Nos. 3 8051 Micro Controller Kit 30 Nos. 4 Motorola 6800 With Power Supply 1 No 5 Motorola 68k With Power Supply 1 No 6 Computer Trainer System 1 No 7 8255 Interface Board 10 Nos. 8 8253 Interface Board 8 Nos. 9 16 Channel ADC Interface Board 9 Nos. 10 8 Channel DAC Interface Board 9 Nos. 11 DMA Interface Board 1 No 12 8 Digit Multiplexed Display Board 2 Nos. 13 8259 Interface Board 10 Nos. 14 Key Board Display Interface Board 10 Nos. 15 Stepper Motor interface Board with stepper motor 9 Nos. 16 Printer Interface Board 5 Nos. 17 Real Time clock Interfacing Board 5 Nos. 18 Serial and parallel interface board 10 Nos. 19 Dual DAC With ADC& Temperature Measurement 1 No 20 Power Relay Module 1 No 21 Instrumentation Power Supply 1 No 22 Dc Motor Speed Measurement & Control 7 Nos. 23 Elevator Simulator Interface 1 No 24 20 MHZ Dual Trace Oscilloscope 1 No 25 Digital Multimeter 21 Nos. 26 SMPS 1 No 27 Multioutput Power Supply 1 No 28 Pc-Based Logic Analyser  & In- Circuit Emulator 1 No 29 Logic Controller Board 1 No 30 EPROM Programmer Interface Board 1 No 31 EPROM Eraser 1 No 32 Digital IC Trainer Kit 14 Nos. 33 (0-15)V Regulated Power Supply 7 Nos. 34 8259 Simulation Board                                 1 No 35 2kv Servo Voltage Stabilizer 1 No 36 8251 USART Interface Board 7 Nos. 37 1 MHZ Function Generator 3 Nos. 38 Dual Output Power Supply (0-30)V 3 Nos. 39 Microprocessor Based LVDT Position Control 1 No 40 Microprocessor Based Ac Motor Controller 1 No 41 9-9 Pin Female Connector 1 No 42 VXT Bus Extender 3 Nos. 43 Traffic Light Controller 5 Nos. 44 25  MHZ Dual Trace CRO 4 Nos. 45 Pc Based Temp. Controller 6 Nos. 46 Pc Based Data Acquisition Trainer 1 No 47 Z80 Microprocessor Trainer Kit 1 No 48 Digital IC Tester 1 No 49 Linear IC Tester 1 No 50 Orcad Layout Plus Software 1 No 51 8085 Cross Assembler Software Package 1 No 52 Programmable Logic Controller Kit 4 Nos. 53 Wireless Data Modem Kit 2 Nos. 54 Process Control Timer Kit 1 No 55 Security System Using Microcontroller 1 No 56 89C51 Microcontroller Kit 1 No 57 DC-DC Flyback Converter Trainer Kit 2 Nos. 58 DC-DC Buck Boost Converter Trainer Kit 2 Nos. 59 4-20mA Transmitter for a bridge type transducer 2 Nos. 60 TMS320C50 DSP Trainer Kit 1 No 61 TMS320C50 DSP Trainer Kit 1 No 62 8086 Assembler 30User 63 8051 Cross Assembler 30User 64 Hp Intel i3 System 30 Nos. 65 UPS 6KVA With Battery 1 No 66 D-Link 24port Ethernet switch 2 Nos.

Microwave Lab   []

Microwave is ubiquitous in all communication systems. Today we find the footprints of microwave in all aspects of communication like defense, transportation, broadcasting and in various electronics equipments like RADAR.  Brief summaries of the equipments are as follows: S.NO. Name of the Equipment Qty. 1. X-Band Microwave Test Bench: (Microwave Source, Klystron Power Supply, Detector, Isolator with Termination, Attenuator, Frequency meter, slotted line section with tunable probe, Solid State VSWR meter) 4 sets 2. Microwave J-Band complete Test Bench Setup 1set 3. Microwave Power Meter(X-Band and J-Band) with sensor 100KHZ to 18 GHZ 1No 4. Gunn Diode source, PIN Modulator, Gunn Power Supply, Detector 1 set 5. Gunn Power supply(Digital) 5 Nos. 6. Components and Accessories required for Radiation Pattern measurements: Pyramidal Horn, Sartorial Horn, parabolic antenna with dipole, Tripod stand, Detector 1set 7. Klystron Power Supply 13 Nos. 8. Klystron Power supply with square wave and saw tooth mode 1 No 9. Klystron Oscillator with mount 13 Nos. 10. Gunn Oscillator   6 Nos. 11. PIN Modulator 5 Nos. 12. Slotted Line Section with Tunable Probe 5 Nos. 13. 25 MHZ 2 Channel 4 Trace CRO 4 Nos. 14. 20 MHZ Dual Trace CRO 3 Nos. 15. 30 MHZ Dual Trace CRO 5 Nos. 16. 1 MHZ Function Generator 2 Nos. 17. 3 MHZ Function Generator 7 Nos. 18. Digital Multimeter 8 Nos. 19. Dual Regulated DC Power supply 3 Nos. 20. Variable Attenuator 9 Nos. 21. Fixed Attenuator 3 Nos. 22. 3 Port Circulator with Termination 3 Nos. 23. Micro meter Type Frequency Meter 3 Nos. 24. Frequency Meter (Direct reading type) 7 Nos. 25. Slide Screw Tuner 5 Nos. 26. Multi hole directional Coupler 4 Nos. 27. Cross Directional Coupler 1 Nos. 28. E-H Tuner 1Nos. 29. E-Plane Tee 2 Nos. 30. H-Plane Tee 2Nos. 31. Magic Tee 2 Nos. 32. Movable short 5 Nos. 33. Pyramidal Horn Antenna 4 Nos. 34. Sartorial Horn Antenna 2 Nos 35. E-Plane Bend 1No 36. H-Plane Bend 1No 37. Wave Guide  Twist 3 Nos. 38. Wave Guide Phase Shifter 1No 39. Wave Guide Stand 30 Nos. 40. Liquid Dielectric Cell 1No 41 Solid Dielectric Cell with Material 1Set 42. Spare Crystal Diodes 3 Nos. 43. Microwave Cavity 1No 44. BNC to BNC Connector 10 Nos. 45. BNC to UHF Connector 3 Nos. 46. Matched Termination 13 Nos. 47. Mini Fan 10 Nos. 48. Bench Mark-Fiber Com-OFT Optical and Digital Communication Trainer Kit. 1 No 49. Bench Mark-OFT-Lin 1 No 50. Bench Mark –RS232C Optical RS232  Computer Communication 1 No 51. Bench Mark-FOTR-100,820 nm, Fiber Optic Link 1 No 52. Bench Mark-FOTR-200,600 nm, Fiber Optic Link 1 No 53. Bench Mark-FOTR-300,880 nm, Fiber Optic Link 1 No 54. FALCON make Fiber Optic Kit Complete Set 1 Set 55. Connectorization Cum Splicing Kit 1 No. 56. LT-2506 Laser Fiber Optic Trainer Kit 2 Nos. 57. Fiber Link C Basic Fiber Optic Trainer Kit 8 Nos. 58. Optical Power Meter (850/1310/1550 nm) 3 Nos. 59. Avalanche Photo Diode (APD) 1 No. 60. Multimode Glass Fiber (1m Length) 5 Nos. 61. Multimode Plastic Fiber (1m Length) 5 Nos. 62. 10mbps 8 Port Hub 1 No. 63. 0.5KVA UPS 1 No. 64. 2KVA Voltage Stabilizer 1 No. 65. Visible Laser Fault Locator for Optical Fiber 1 No. 66. Digital IC Tester 1 No. 67. Fiber Optic Kit Multiplex and Demultiplex 1 No. 68. H-Plan Horn antenna 2 Nos. 69. J -Band Pyramidal Horn 2 Nos. 70. Diode Detector 3 Nos. 71. Isolator 10 Nos. 72. Wave Guide to Coaxial adapter with BNC Cable 2 Nos. 73. Wave Guide to Coaxial adapter 2 Nos. 74. VSWR Meter 5 Nos. 75. WG Detector Mount 10 Nos. 76. 3 Port Circulator 2 Nos. 77. Isolator with Matched Termination 5 Nos. 78. 50 MHz Digital Storage Oscilloscope 5 Nos. 79. Mode Characteristics of Fiber Optics 1No The lab also supports the students to have a thorough knowledge of metallic and dielectric waveguides, various antennas, microstrip lines and resonators, microwave ferrites and devices.

VLSI Lab   []

At present the VLSI & Network fields are the hottest topics in the industry as well as academic sides. It changes the world of electronics, telecommunications, multimedia technologies and automation. This lab is concerned with training the students in the designing of Analog & Digital IC’s, FPGA based systems, Embedded based electronic systems design by software computation and hardware implementation. The lab is equipped with 35 Intel Core 2 Duo processors with multimedia. This lab also enables students to their projects in the field of VLSI, Networking, Embedded Systems, Electronic simulation, Real Time systems & Software development. This lab is connected to the Internet, which enables the students to access the online resources and get in touch with the latest technologies. S. No. Description of Equipments Qty 1. HP Server 1 No 2. IBM Lenovo Systems 32 Nos 3. 6 KVA UPS 2 Nos 4. LAN Trainer Kit with ‘NET SIM’ Software 8 Nos 5. FPGA Trainer Kit 15 Nos 6. HP System 54 Nos 7. XUP V5 VLSI Trainer Kit 1 No 8. Xilinx Vivado 2014.4 Software 25 Users 9. Cadence Sotware 10 Users 10. Nexys 4 DDR Artix-7 FPGA Board 10 Nos

Communication Lab   []

Communication Engineering Lab is oriented towards the transmission of variety of information sources. Digital communication has also demonstrated more effective techniques to conserve the radio spectrum by providing new and more efficient modulation and coding methods. S.No Description of the Equipments Qty 1. Galvanometer 4 2. 20 MHz Digital Storage Oscilloscope 1 3. 25MHz Digital Storage Oscilloscope 2 4. 50MHz  Digital Storage Oscilloscope 5 5. 20 MHz Dual Trace Oscilloscope 1 6. 25 MHz Two Channel 4 Trace Oscilloscope 3 7. 20 MHz Two Channel 4 Trace Oscilloscope 1 8. 60 MHz Dual Trace Oscilloscope 3 9. 30MHz – 2 Channel Dual Trace CRO 9 10. 33MHz - 2 Channel Dual Trace CRO 2 11. 110 MHz AM/FM Generator 3 12. 1.3 MHz Multifunction Counter 2 13. 1 MHz Function Generator/Counter 11 14. 3 MHz Function Generator/Counter 9 15. 10 MHz Function Generator/Counter 5 16. Distortion Factor Meter 1 17. 2.0KVA Voltage Stabilizer 1 18. Digital Communication Trainer Unit I 1 19. Digital Communication Trainer Unit II 1 20. Analog Communication Trainer Unit I 1 21. Analog Communication Trainer Unit II 1 22. AM Transmitter & Receiver Kit 3 23. FM Transmitter & Receiver Kit 3 24. 3 1/2 Digital Multimeter 20 25. Decade Capacitance Box 6 26. Decade  Resistance Box 6 27. Decade Inductance Box 5 28. Dual Regulated Power Supply 20 29. Single Regulated Power Supply 9 30. Auto Compute LCR - Q Meter 1 31. Dual Range Ammeters 12 32. Digital IC Trainer Kit 18 33. Assorted Electronic Components to build the basic circuit 10 34. Soldron Make Soldering Iron with Stand 10 35. Delta/Sigma Delta Modulation & Demodulation Kit 4 36. Differential Pulse Code Modulation & Demod. Kit 1 37. IC Tester 2 38. VLSI Based Digital Communication Trainer 2 39. QPSK Modulation & Demodulation Trainer Kit Each 1 40. Analog Ammeters 35 41. A.C.Voltmeter & Ammeter(Portable) 10 42. Data conditioning Carrier Modulation & Demod. Kit 2 43. Line Coding Trainer Kit 1 44. Time Division Multiplexing & Demultiplexing Kit 1 45. Sampling & Time Division Multiplexing & Demul.Kit Each  1  46. PAM,PWM,PPM Kit 3 47. SCR Characteristics Trainer Kit 2 48. DIAC  Characteristics Trainer Kit 2 49. TRIAC Characteristics Trainer Kit 2 50. 500MHz Spectrum Analyzer 1 51. 100MHz Oscilloscope 2 52. Antenna Training System with 22 Antennas 1 53. Antenna Training System with  4 Antennas 1 54. RF Circuit Trainer 1 55. TDM –Pulse Code Modulation & Demod. Kit 2 56. Earth Tester Trainer Kit 1 57. Moving Coil Voltmeters 39

Digital Signal Processing Lab   []

Nowadays the Digital Signal Processing has revolutionized the world of communications, multimedia technologies and automation. This lab is concerned with training the students in processing the signals both by software computation and hardware implementation. The lab is equipped with 35 Intel Pentium III processors with multimedia. This lab also enables students to their projects in the field of Image Processing, VLSI, Networking, Software development, Electronic simulation, Real Time systems, etc. This lab is connected to the Internet, which enables the students to access the online resources and get in touch with the latest technologies. S.NO NAME OF THE EQUIPMENT Qty. 1 HP System                59 Nos. 2 IBM System                        4 Nos. 3 WIPRO System 7 Nos. 4 DSP TRAINNER KIT: TMS320C33 DSP Trainer kit 2 Nos. TMS320C50 DSP Trainer kit 6 Nos. TMS320C5416 DSP Trainer kit 13 Nos. TMS320C6711 DSP Trainer kit 1 Nos. TMS320C6713 DSP Trainer kit 3 Nos. ADS 2181 Kit 3 Nos. VLSI Trainer kit 1 Nos. DSP STARTER KIT TMS320F28335 DSK 1 Nos. 5 MAT LAB SOFTWARE: MATLAB TOOLS R2012A(7.14.0739) 25 USER MATLAB R2013A (8.1.10.604) (MODROB) 5 USER 6 25/30 MHZ CATHODE RAY OSCILLOSCOPE (CRO) 12 Nos. 7 1/2/3  MHZ FUNCTION GENERATOR 24 Nos. 8    PRINTER a) hp 1000 series 1 No.    b) laser jet LJ1020+ 3 Nos.    c)  hp 1010 series 1 No. 9 LCD Projector 3 No. 10 D-LINK MODEM 1 No. 11 PC ADDON CARD 1 No. 12 HEAD PHONE  WITH MIC 2 Nos. 13 440 WATTS SPEAKER 2 Nos. 14 6.0 KVA UPS 2 Nos. 15 SATA TO I DE CONVERTER 1 No. 16 10 MBPS 16 PORT  HUB 2 Nos. 17 OHP SCREEN 1 No. 18 CYPRESS PSOC  *Donated a) CY8CKIT-003KIT (1048k100133,128,011) b) CY8C 28-CY8C KIT 3 Nos. 2 Nos. 19 LAB VIEW (MODROB) a) NI ELVIS II Circuit Design Bundle b) Free scale microcontroller prototype board c) NI Digital Electronic FPGA board 1 No. 1 No. 1 No. 20 Arduino uno kit (MODROB) Arduino uno ADK mega 2560 Proto shield kit for  Arduino 2 Channel relay  shield 2 Nos. 1 No. 1 No. 1 No. 21 Lux meter Digital  model:LX101A (AR&D ) 1 No. 22 Solar panel (AR&D ) a) 200w/p mono crystalline b) 250w/p poly crystalline   1 No. 1 No. 23  Digital  Radiation detector solar cell energy Tester Tes-1333 (AR&D ) 1 No. 24 Variable Dual 30v power supply 1 No. 25 50 MHZ Digital Storage Oscilloscope 4 Nos. 26 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS (AR&D ) a) ADC Evolution board b) DAC Evolution board c)  Power Amplifier Evolution board d)  WIFI Module  LANUCH XL 1 No. 1 No. 1 No. 1 No. 27 DAVIS SOLAR RADIATION SENSOR (PYRANOMETER) (AR&D ) 1 No. 28 Isolator Transformer 230v 1 No.

ENIXS TECHNOLOGIES EDA AND SOPC  LABORATORY   []

This Lab is exclusively designed for Research and Development activities. This Lab caters the needs of U.G. and P.G. students project work during their final semester. S.No. Name of the equipment Qty 1. Think Center Lenovo Computer 5 NOS. 2. HP Compaq  Desktop E4600 Computer 5 NOS. 3. HP Commercials Desktop E7500 Computer 10 NOS. 4. HP Intel i3 System 2 NOS. 5. 1 KVA UPS 2 NOS. 6. Wifi Router With 2.4ghz Omini Antenna, IP Camera Rj45 Port 2 NOS 2 NOS 1 NO. 7. 6 KVA UPS 1 NO. 8. DEO FPGA Board DE2-70 FPGA Board 5 Mega Pixel Camera 4.3 LCD Touch Panel 10 NOS. 2 NOS. 2 NOS. 2 NOS. 9. LCD Projector 8 Nos.

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY   []

This Lab is exclusively designed for Research and Development activities. Research in the department focuses on high-impact various disciplines: Communication systems, Wireless networks, Signal and Image Processing, RF MEMS and Microwave antennas, Optical communication and Photonics, VLSI technologies.
The department of Electronics and Communication Engineering has been recognized as a Research Centre of Anna University, Chennai. The faculty members of this department can interact with Anna University for collaborative research for the purpose of pursuing Ph.D /M.S (by research) programmes.

S.No.	Name of The Equipment	Qty
1.	Spartan 3E-1600 Development Board	1 No
2.	NET FPGA Board	1 No
3.	XUP V5 Board Advanced VLSI Trainer Kit	1 No
4.	Zed Board Zynq-7000 Development Board	1 No
5.	Analog Discovery  Kit	3 Nos
6.	Open Scope MZ-Open Source All-in-one Instrument	1 No
7.	RF Vector Network Analyzer	1 No
8.	Ansoft Academic Research HF	I User
9.	Real Time Video & Image Processing Hardware Kir (ZC 702 Board)	1 No
	HDMI I/P & O/P EMC Module with Camera Interface for the above	1 No
10.	Antenna Software IE3D	1 User
11.	Embedded & Programmer Kit 8051 Development Board 8051 Programmer PIC Development Board Rasperry Pi with audio & HDMI Cable PIC Kit-2 Programmer Amicus 18 Board Arduino 328 Board 16GB Memory Card for Rasperry Pi	3 Nos 1 No 3 Nos 2 Nos 1 No 3 Nos 2 Nos 2 Nos
12.	GSM Modem Sim-900A	3 Nos
13.	Latte Panda Win 10	1 No
14.	Xilinx SDSoC	25 User
15.	HP Printer Laser jet 1020	1 No
16.	Lab View (MODROB) NI ELVIS II Free Scale uC Prototype NI Digital Electronic FPGA Board	1 No 1 No 1 No
17.	IOT Economical Solution	1
18.	Arduino (MODROB) Arduino UNO Arduino  ADK Mega 2560 Sample Labs Proto shield kit for Arduino 2 Channel Relay Shield for Arduino	2 Nos 1 No 1 No 1 No
19.	Cypress PSoC CY8CKIT-003	3 Nos
20.	Cypress PSoC CY8C28 Family Processor Cs	2 Nos
21.	HP Business Desktop Model 280G1 Series Computer	15 Nos.
22.	UPS 6 KVA	1 No.
23.	PS-PRIMER-ARM7 LPC214X Kit	3 Nos.
24.	Stepper Motor Module	3 Nos.
25.	TYRO-ARM LPC2929 Starter Kit	3 Nos.
26.	SPIRIT –II LPC2148 ARM7 Project Board	2 Nos.
27.	Explorer ARM9 AT91SAM9260 Embedded Development Board	2 Nos.
28.	TAURUS ARM9 AT91SAM9263 Embedded Development Board	1 No.
29.	ARM FPGA FUSION Embedded Development Kit	1 No.
30.	Wi-Fi Interface Module Pair	1 No.
31.	RTC 1307	7 Nos
32.	Stepper Motor	7 Nos
33.	CC2500 XBEE Pair	3 Nos
34.	LM35	10 Nos
35.	Key Pad 4X4	10 Nos
36.	LCD 16X2	7 Nos
37.	RS232 Cable	10 Nos
38.	USB to RS232	7 Nos
39.	ARM Cortex M4 Development Board	2 Nos
40.	ARM 9 Friendly Development Board	1 No
41.	GSM / GPRS Board	1 No
42.	Zigbee Protocol Board	2 Nos
43.	GAS Sensor	1 No
44.	PIR Sensor	2 Nos
45.	Gesture Development Board	1 No
46.	MMS Board	1 No
47.	Ulink Emulator	1 No
48.	WSN Development Board	1 No
49.	Wi-Fi Board	1 No
50.	GPS Board	1 No
51.	CMOS Camera	1 No
52.	TFT Display	1 No
53.	Ultrasonic Sensor	1 No
54.	Hall Sensor – IR Board	1 No
55.	Temperature Sensor (LM 35)	1 No
56.	Vibrator Sensor	1 No
57.	Humidity Sensor	1 No
58.	Accelerometer Sensor	1 No
59.	Proximity Sensor	1 No
60.	Mini ARM kit LPC2148	10 Nos