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InnovCircuit Research Forum
Signal Sphere Expo
Circuit Innovators Forum
Workshop on FPGA to ASIC
Workshop on Robotics and Automation with Embedded Systems

Paper Presentation

InnovCircuit Research Forum

Event Description:

InnovCircuit Research Forum is a technical event that provides a platform for students and researchers to present their innovative ideas, research findings, and technical knowledge in their respective domains. Participants will present their papers before a panel of judges, followed by a question-and-answer session. The event aims to enhance research skills, improve presentation abilities, and encourage knowledge sharing and academic discussion among participants.

Event Rules:

To ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for everyone, please follow the rules and guidelines below:

Punctuality: Presenters must be ready to present at the scheduled time. Please arrive early to check your equipment and ensure everything is functioning properly.
Presentation Duration:
1. Each presenter will have a fixed time (typically 10-15 minutes) to present their project. Please adhere to the time limit to ensure all participants have equal time.
2. This will be followed by a brief Q&A session (5-10 minutes).
Content and Focus: Presentations should focus on the core aspects of your project: problem definition, approach, results, and impact.

Faculty Co-ordinators:
S.K.Vedhashree, AP/ECE - 8610563377

Project Presentation

Signal Sphere Expo

Event Description:

This event offers a platform for students to showcase their technical skills, creativity, and problem-solving abilities through the presentation of their academic or real-time projects. Participants will explain the objectives, methodology, design, implementation, and outcomes of their projects, highlighting innovation and practical applications. The event encourages experiential learning, teamwork, and effective communication while promoting the exchange of ideas. Projects will be evaluated by an expert panel based on originality, technical competency, feasibility, and presentation quality.

Event Rules:

The quiz is an individual event unless stated otherwise.

The quiz will consist of multiple rounds such as MCQs, short answers, and problem-solving questions related to ECE core subjects.
Topics may include Analog & Digital Electronics, Signals and Systems, Communication Systems, VLSI, Embedded Systems, Microprocessors, and Control Systems.
Time limits will be strictly followed for each round.

Participants must answer questions independently; discussion or external assistance is not permitted.
Use of mobile phones, calculators, smart devices, or reference materials is strictly prohibited unless explicitly allowed by the organizers.
Any form of malpractice or misconduct will lead to immediate disqualification.
In case of a tie, a tie-breaker round will be conducted.

Faculty Co-ordinators:
Dr.C.Gokul, Prof, /ECE - 9843722244

Circuit Innovators Forum

Event Description:

Technical Quiz event is designed to assess participants’ technical knowledge, analytical thinking, and problem solving skills on an individual basis. The quiz consists of multiple rounds covering core technical subjects, logical reasoning, and emerging technologies. This event encourages independent thinking, quick decision-making, and healthy competition while providing an engaging learning experience. Participants will be evaluated based on accuracy, time management, and overall performance.

Event Rules:

Punctuality: Please arrive on time to ensure you don’t miss any crucial parts of the workshop. Sessions will start promptly at the designated times.
Respectful Participation: Maintain a respectful and collaborative attitude throughout the workshop.
Active Involvement: Be prepared to participate in hands-on activities and exercises. Bring your laptop with the necessary software pre-installed (details will be shared in advance).
Confidentiality & Data Sharing: Any proprietary or personal data shared during the workshop should be treated with confidentiality. Do not share sensitive information without permission.

Q&A and Feedback::

You are encouraged to ask questions, but please wait for the appropriate time for Q&A to keep sessions on track.
Feedback is welcomed at the end of the workshop, as it helps us improve future sessions.

Session Recordings and Materials: Some sessions may be recorded for educational purposes. By attending, you consent to being recorded during these sessions.

Faculty Co-ordinators:
A.Manikandan, AP/ECE - 7904858607

Workshop

A Workshop on “FPGA to ASIC: Mastering High-Level Synthesis & SoC Integration”

Event Description:

This Workshop focuses on bridging the gap between FPGA-based prototyping and ASIC implementation by exploring High-Level Synthesis (HLS) and System-on-Chip (SoC) integration techniques. Participants will gain insights into translating high-level designs into optimized hardware architectures, design space exploration, and performance–power–area trade-offs. The session also covers SoC integration aspects, including IP reuse, interconnects, verification strategies, and real-world design challenges. This event is ideal for students and professionals seeking a practical understanding of modern VLSI design workflows from concept to silicon.

Event Rules:

Punctuality: Please arrive on time to ensure you don’t miss any crucial parts of the workshop. Sessions will start promptly at the designated times.
Respectful Participation: Maintain a respectful and collaborative attitude throughout the workshop.
Active Involvement: Be prepared to participate in hands-on activities and exercises. Bring your laptop with the necessary software pre-installed (details will be shared in advance).
Confidentiality & Data Sharing: Any proprietary or personal data shared during the workshop should be treated with confidentiality. Do not share sensitive information without permission.

Q&A and Feedback:

1. You are encouraged to ask questions, but please wait for the appropriate time for Q&A to keep sessions on track.
2. Feedback is welcomed at the end of the workshop, as it helps us improve future sessions.
Session Recordings and Materials: Some sessions may be recorded for educational purposes. By attending, you consent to being recorded during these sessions.

Faculty Co-ordinators:
Shiny Christobel, AP/ECE - 8870277225

A Workshop on “Robotics and Automation with Embedded Systems: Learn by building on Tinkercad.

Event Description:

This hands-on workshop introduces participants to the fundamentals of robotics and automation using embedded systems through interactive design and simulation on the Tinkercad platform. Participants will learn to design circuits, program microcontrollers, interface sensors and actuators, and build automated systems in a virtual environment. The workshop emphasizes learning by doing, enabling learners to develop practical skills in system integration, logic development, and real-time control without the need for physical hardware. This session is ideal for beginners and enthusiasts looking to gain foundational knowledge in robotics and embedded system design.