Faculty-in-charge: Michael George

Staff-in-charge: Vineesh K

Prototype development lab is a unique laboratory that facilitates the research and development of electronic products. This lab helps the faculty and students to realize innovative concepts into working reality.The digital trainer kit that is used by the students in the Digital Electronics Lab to experiment on digital circuits was developed in the prototype development lab. Additional products developed in the lab include among others FM transmitter for college radio, a quiz buzzer and sun tracking solar panel system.

Faculty-in-charge: Ms. Suchitra S. Rao

Lab in charge : Vipin Roy

The objective of this lab is to perform different experiments to get a thorough knowledge of the various gates and circuits used in VLSI Design. They get to design the digital circuits in different modeling styles. To add on, they are also exposed to the embedded world using PIC where-in one can program PIC for several functions or can interface it with outside world.

The students will be able to have a better understanding about the concepts learned and they will gain experience in designing, testing and implementing digital circuits. The lab is equipped with Simulation software’s like Xilinx ISE/Vivado and FPGA/PIC Boards.

Faculty In-charge : Dr. Arun Joy

Lab in charge : Vipin Roy

The system lab in AISAT is a fully air-conditioned laboratory designed to perform computer simulations of key aspects of Signal processing and communication engineering. It comprise of 33 PCs for students on which  simulation softwares like MATLAB, MASM, Keil and LTspice are installed. The laboratory also has a research room equipped with 4 PCs for faculty members

pursuing research.  This lab is designed such that it can also function as a smart classroom and seminar room.  Every year, basic introductory classes on simulation tools for Electronics and telecommunications are conducted for students using the facilities provided in the lab.

Faculty in charge : Nithya Francis

Lab in charge : Vineesh K

Advanced Communication Lab provides support for training the students in the area of communication engineering. The circuits performing the analog and pulse modulation schemes are experimented on bread boards. Microwave test bench (Klystron tube) and the dipole antenna setup are the highlights of this lab. Modulation and demodulation in both analog and pulse domain, studying the characteristics of klystron tube and VSWR measurement, plotting the radiation pattern of dipole antenna are some of the important experiments conducted in this lab.

Faculty in Charge : Naibin George

Lab in Charge : Anila Sebastin

This lab provides experience on programming and testing of few electronic circuits using 8086 and 8051 simulator. Also there are some interface experiments between trainer kit and personal computers, which will  makes the students to learn the basic interfacing concepts such as ADC/DAC interface, stepper motor interface, display interface, relay interface etc.

Faculty in Charge : Ms. Anu Antony, Assistant Professor

Lab in Charge : Mr. Vineesh K, Lab Instructor

Focus on the fundamentals in the field of Communication Engineering is very important as it enables the students in coping up with the ever evolving technology. A Chinese proverb  states that “I Hear and I Forget, I See and I Remember, I Do and I Understand”.The Communication Laboratory facilitates the students to understand the basic concepts by  providing hands on exercises with Analog Communication circuits. The fundamental  concepts such as amplitude and frequency modulation, pulse modulation techniques, filters, oscillators, super heterodyne receiver, time division multiplexing, phase locked loop, signalling techniques like ASK, FSK, PSK are implemented in the lab to  reinforce the basic principles introduced during theory lessons.The Laboratory is equipped with Cathode Ray Oscilloscopes, Storage Oscilloscopes, Function Generators, Power Supplies and a demo kit to demonstrate Amplitude Modulation & Demodulation. It has a well stocked store of discrete components and Analog and Digital Integrated circuits to cater to the experiments executed in the lab.

Faculty-in-charge: Ms. Anju S. George

Lab-in-charge: Ms. Anila Sebastian

The objective of this lab is to perform various experiments to consolidate basic knowledge in  digital electronics. Digital IC technology advances year by year at a rate which is unimaginable for other areas of technology. But the basic knowledge remains the same. Every digital system, no matter how complex it is, is built from logic gates and flip-flops. Digital Electronics Lab  provides a platform for the students to have hands on experience with digital ICs. The students will be able to have a better understanding about the concepts learned and they will gain experience in designing, testing and realizing digital circuits. The lab is equipped with digital training kits which were developed in-house.

List of experiments done in Digital Electronics Lab

1. Study of Logic Gates: Truth-table verification of OR, AND, NOT, XOR, NAND and NOR gates.
2. Implementation of the given Boolean function using logic gates in both SOP and POS forms.
3. Design and Realization of half, full adder or subtractor using basic gates and universal gates.
4. Flip Flops: Truth-table verification of JK Master Slave FF, T and D FF.
5. Asynchronous Counter: Realization of 4-bit up counter and Mod-N counters.
6. Synchronous Counter: Realization of 4-bit up/down counter and Mod-N counter.
7. Shift Register: Study of shift right, SIPO, SISO, PIPO, PISO and shift left operations
8. Ring counter and Johnson Counter.
9. Design examples using Multiplexer and De multiplexer.
10. LED Display: Use of BCD to 7 Segment decoder / driver chip to drive LED display
11. Static and Dynamic Characteristic of NAND gate (both TTL and MOS)

Faculty in charge : Sonu Kunjannamma Varghese

Lab in charge : Jincy Rose

The Electronic Design and Automation Laboratory works under the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering. The Lab caters to the requirement of the students with respect to various lab sessions. Electronics lab is well equipped with the latest signal generators, oscilloscopes, measuring instruments etc. The lab has all the required equipment and consumables to carry out the experiments as per the syllabus as well as beyond the syllabus. Guidance is provided to the students by a team of expert faculty and lab technicians.

The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering has inaugurated the activities under ‘LUMINA’, the department association for the academic year 2015-16 on 13-08-2015. Chief guest Mr. C.P Philipose, Chairman, Sevana Group of companies inaugurated the event.

“India is the third largest country in the field of technology inventions. Even now we are struggling against poverty and lack of jobs. Why?” Mr. C.P Philipose raised this question towards students of EEE department. It is not about education but it’s the implementation of technology we have studied. An engineer should not succeed in his life until he becomes a good entrepreneur. He shared his personal experiences in his career and problem he has faced in establishing “Sevana Electricals”.

Ms.Priya Xavier HOD, Department of EEE, welcomed the gathering. Rev. Dr. Clement Valluvassery, Manager, AISAT presided over the function. Dr. K. E. George, Principal, AISAT appreciated the department of Electrical and electronics engineering for arranging an event and introducing a true entrepreneur, Mr. C.P Philipose to the young engineers in EEE department. Mr. C.P Philipose.  Assistant Manager, Rev.Fr. John Christopher delivered felicitation. Rev. Fr. Alex Kurishuparambil, Associate Manager, AISAT presented memento to the chief guest. Mr.Jerin Paul, Secretary LUMINA proposed vote of thanks.

We cordially invite post graduate students of civil engineering to participate in the IGS-AISAT Award competition-2015 conducted jointly by Indian Geotechnical Society (IGS) and Albertian Institute of Science and Technology, Kalamassery.  The main objective of the IGS –AISAT award competition, conducted annually for M.Tech Civil Engineering students of Kerala state is to promote research in the area of Geotechnical Engineering.

The attached brochure and the registration form may kindly be circulated among the post graduate students of your institution who are doing M.Tech thesis work on topics related to Geotechnical Engineering.

The students interested in participation should take approval in writing from their Head of Department in the prescribed format and sent to aisatigsaward@gmail.com on or before September 15, 2015.

IGS-AISAT Award Brochure

IGS-AISAT Award 2015 (1)

Registration Form

Registration form (1)

ESPERANZA’15
Department of computer science and engineering, AISAT, proudly presents inter college technical fest on SEPTEMBER-11-2015.Esperanza’15 is the first of it’s kind inter-college tech fest promising prodigious quality.

TECHNICAL EVENTS
1.ANIM-0-GRAPHY
(Choreography using animation )
Online Event
Are you bored of sine graph, cos graph etc..?Why not try a new graph in geeky way! Come shake your leg animatedly!! Show your style in the world of animation!
Last Date for submission: September 9 2015
1st Prize: 10k
2nd Prize:5k

2.CODE-A-THON
(Coding)
This is a race of coding! The faster you code the nearer you are to the finishing line!
1st Prize: 5k
2nd Prize :3k
Time : 9.30am – 12.30pm

3.PHOTOFUNIA
(Image makeover)
Take it and make it!! Have fun editing and transforming. Get more out of your photos.
1st Prize: 5k
2nd Prize:2.5k
Time : 1.30pm – 3.30pm

4.QUEST 4 CODES
(Coding with treasure hunt)
Are you crazy about treasure hunts and also mad about coding?? Wanna have the best of both worlds? Here we have the combination of both!
1st Prize: 5k
2nd Prize: 2.5k
Time : 1.30pm – 4.30pm

5.ANGRY BUGZ
(Debugging)
Bored of angry birds? Then try fixing the ANGRY BUGZ!
1st Prize: 5k
2nd Prize: 2.5k
Time: 1.30pm – 4.30pm

6.TECHIE SPIDER
(Web designing)
Hey, you fan of spidey? Lets design a webpage and entangle it with ideas, pics and much more..lets ”get webbed”!!
1st Prize: 5k
2nd Prize: 3k
Time : 9.30am – 12.30pm

7.RACK-UP
(Hardware assembly)
Bored of going the soft way..then rack yourself up! Let’s go the hard way!
1st Prize: 5k
2nd Prize: 2.5k
Time : 10.30am – 1.00pm

8.BOB THE BUILDER
(Model Building)
Come in with your structural knowledge to withstand the tension in the popsicles to win this balancing battle!
1st Prize: 2.5k
2nd Prize: 1k
Time: 2.00pm – 3.30pm

9. RE-INVENTO
(Idea Presentation)
Do you have the skill to present the future? Then try selling it to us?
1st Prize: 5k
2nd Prize: 2.5k
Time : 11.30pm – 1.00pm

10.CROSS SWORDS
(Debate)
Ready for the battle? Then pick up your swords of words and get ready!
1st Prize:5k
2nd Prize: 3k
Time : 1.00pm – 4pm

NON TECHNICAL EVENTS

1.PLAY STORE
(Gaming)
Stop spending your time on your mobiles for a while and experience the real playstore here!
LIVE & DRAMATIC!!
1st Prize: 3k
2nd Prize: 1k
Time : 9.30am – 12.30pm

2.CAPTURE THE MOMENT
(Selfie contest and online photography)
Capture a permanent memory of what your eyes perceive!
1st Prize: 2.5k
2nd Prize:1k

3.PIC-O-MANIA
Let’s go maniac with pics, people and items!
Prizes worth 5k
Time : 1.00pm – 4.00pm

4.BEST MANAGER
Do you dream of becoming a CEO? If you think you are good at managing people and goals, then let’s test your abilities!
1st Prize: 10k
2nd Prize: 5k
Time : 10.30am – 4.00pm

5.c-ART-oon
(Cartoon drawing)
Are you an artist? Looking for a great platform to display your thoughts? Then this is exclusively for you!!
Prizes worth 1.5k

6. DARK ROOM
Are you afraid of the dark? Grab this chance to overcome your fears! Remember, fears can turn into fiction!!
Prizes worth 3k
Time : 10am – 4pm

7.TOMORROW LAND
(Fun Zone)
Tomorrow land is the fun quotient of our Techfest where you can lose yourself and enjoy to the fullest. It keeps the festive spirit alive from every angle with an array of addictive events!
Prizes worth 5k
Time : 3pm – 4:30pm

Further details contact:
Arjun Jayan:9746408892
Alsaf K N: 9497026580
Vinay Joel Dmonte:859 3923 768

TEAM ESPERANZA 2k15!

Faculty in charge: Traise Susan V.J

Lab in charge: Minesh Mathew

The lab is used for course introduction to electrical engineering. Here the students are given given hands on training in electrical wirings. They are given a basic idea about the operation  and power consumption of certain electrical appliances such are mixies, iron box,pumps, fan etc. Students are familiarised with various electrical gadgets like switches, fuses, circuit breakers, meters etc.  The electrical workshop facilitates the students in doing micro and mini projects. The students are also given hands on training on soldering.

Faculty in charge: Mr. Thomas Felix

Lab in charge: Ms Siji Varghese

The objective of the laboratory is to provide the students a chance to put theory into practice. It also encourages the students to troubleshoot the system in organized and established mannerBesides, the lab instills in the students the awareness and practice of safety. The Electrical Machines lab under the department is equipped with electrical machines like dc motors, ac motors, dc generators, transformers and alternators. The lab facilitates the students to study the characteristics / behaviour of these electrical machines and helps them to have a better understanding of what they have studies in their text books. This lab has an area of 420sqm. Some of the electrical loads used for doing the experiments are built by our technical staff.

Faculty in charge :  Ms. Kanaka Xavier

Lab in charge : Mr. Anil Sudheer

The Power Electronics lab under the Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering enhances the students by providing them a platform for the better understanding of the concepts and working of advanced power semiconductor devices and power electronics circuits. This lab is set up to kindle the passion among the students to develop their own prototypes.  The lab facilitates students who are doing their final theses in power converters in particular and electrical energy conversion in general. The power electronics lab is well equipped with advanced power electronics equipments like power electronics training kits, chopper & inverter control units, thyristors controllers, Drive Control using DSP controllers, dc machine drives, function generators, signal generators, oscilloscopes, power scopes etc

Faculty in charge: Ms. Priya S.Pai

Lab in charge:Ms. Siji Varghese

Control systems  studies on how to manipulate the parameters affecting the behavior of a system to produce a desired or optimal outcome. The tools that form the body of knowledge, known as control theory, are applicable to a wide variety of systems, including electrical, mechanical, chemical, biological, economic, and social systems.This laboratory serves our basic lecture courses in systems and control, introducing students to a variety of concepts in signal analysis, servocontrol, open and closed loop system analysis, compensator design, and state variable feedback.

Faculty in charge : Ms. Sreelekha K. V.

Lab in charge : Mr. Madhu M.

The Electrical Measurements lab works under the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering. The lab is equipped with latest technologies in electrical energy measurement and instrumentation such as Kelvin Bridges, Wheatstone’s bridges, energy meters, digital multi meters, flux meter etc. It ensures that the students become experts in practical knowledge related to electrical measurement process under the guidance of faculty members from the Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering. The lab facilities are used for final year B.Tech projects as well as studies beyond the syllabus.

AISAT Computer Centre ( ACC ) provides the platform for all the computing needs of the institution. The Computer Centre has two lounge area for staff and students separately.Server Configuration HP PRO Leon Intel Xeon Processor, Clock speed 3.4Ghz, 20″ Pro Display. Network access sharing for faculty and students is enabled. A total of 100 Client Computers with a configuration of Intel Core i3 / 3^rd Gen 2134MHz/4GB RAM/ 18.5″LED View sonic Monitor and supports Linux and Windows 7 Ultimate as Operating System.

Students can access Internet and download relevant study materials and can obtain hard copies of the materials with the permission of staff at any time. Back up space is provided by the server. Staff and students can avail these facilities from 8.30 am to 6 pm.The campus network is connected to internet through 3mbps Broad Band connectivity and 1 mbps DVB down stream BSNL connectivity. AISAT Computer Centre manages high-performance computing, data storage, and visualization resources, provides physical and virtual server hosting, and offers high-performance backup and archival.

Teachers day celebration was held on 04.09.2015 afternoon in Da Vinci Auditorium on AISAT campus by the NSS volunteers. The highlight of the day was that the teachers were given gurudakshina by the students to honour the teachers and were invited to the stage. Teachers  showered their blessings on the students for healthy and prosperous life.

The lighting the lamp ceremony  was done by Rev. Fr. Alex Kurishuparambil, Associate Manager, Rev.  Fr. John Christopher, Assistant Manager and Prof. Dr. K E George, Principal and the lamp/candle was passed to all the Teachers and the students.  The students gave vegetable seeds and an art paper to the teachers as the teacher’s day gift. Mr. Paul Ansel,HoD, ECE department and Mr. Tiju Baby, Assistant Professor, EEE department spoke about their teachers who influenced their life and shared the feedback of the program.

As a part of ENIAC activities by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, organized a one day annual computer hardware exhibition on 9th september 2015.The exhibition was officially inaugurated by Rev.Fr.John Christopher,Assistant Manager,AISAT in the presence of Dr .K.E.George, Principal,AISAT and Mr. Vincent John, Vice principal,AISAT

The students from S3 CS(2014-2018) batch, exhibited models and gadgets  and explained  about the various working principle and procedures of the exhibits to the staff and students.

The objective of the event was to allow visitors to experience the oldest and newest technologies, products, systems and software for the digital network age, and the convergence of communications, information and imaging technologies. Quiz and gaming corner were also the part of the event with much fan fare.

This exhibition was arranged as a part of promoting awareness about the hardware aspects of the computer network activities and the faculty members of department computer science guided the students for the successful execution of the program.