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Final Year offered projects for BEE, BCE and EPE S # Project title # of Students Genre Supervisor 1. Design and Implementation of Optical Transceiver to connect Computers 3 Hardware and Software Aamir Shahzad Pre Requisi te Optical Communication basic Microcontroller/embedded System 2. Mobile Phone Jammer 2 Hardware and Software Aamir Shahzad Pre Requisi te Communication system / GSM Knowledge Microcontroller/embedded System S # Project title # of Students Genre Supervisor 3 Inter cell Interference mitigation under full CSI 2 Adnan Cheema 4 Inter cell Interference mitigation under Semi CSI 3 Adnan Cheema S # Project title # of Students Genre Supervisor 5 Design of RFID Tag 3 Communication AdnanMir Descrip tion Radio Frequency identification (RFID) has become very popular in many areas. From traditional markets segments like access control, automat vehicle ID, animal tracking up to the new market segments like goods supply chain, airport luggage logistics and retail stock control. The application of RFID is diversifying but they all look for RFID tags with similar characteristics, which is cheap, quick turnaround time, stable, and long working range. The aim of this project will be to design a passive RFID tag design (except the antenna) from the schematic level to the layout level Pre Requisi te DSP, Microwave communication

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Final Year offered projects for BEE, BCE and EPES # Project title # of

StudentsGenre

Supervisor

1.   Design and Implementation of Optical Transceiver to connect Computers

3 Hardware and SoftwareAamir Shahzad

Pre Requisite

Optical Communication basic  Microcontroller/embedded System  

2.   Mobile Phone Jammer 2 Hardware and SoftwareAamir Shahzad

Pre Requisite

Communication system / GSM Knowledge  Microcontroller/embedded System  

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

3 Inter cell Interference mitigation under full CSI

2  Adnan Cheema

4 Inter cell Interference mitigation under Semi CSI

3  Adnan Cheema

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

5 Design of RFID Tag 3 Communication AdnanMir 

Description Radio Frequency identification (RFID) has become very popular in many areas. From traditional markets segments like access control, automated vehicle ID, animal tracking up to the new market segments like goods supply chain, airport luggage logistics and retail stock control. The application of RFID is diversifying but they all look for RFID tags with similar characteristics, which is cheap, quick turnaround time, stable, and long working range.

The aim of this project will be to design a passive RFID tag design (except the antenna) from the schematic level to the layout level

Pre Requisite

DSP, Microwave communication 

6 Mitigation of Ionospheric Scintillation Effects from GPS

3 CommunicationAdnanMir

 Description Global Positioning System (GPS) are efficiently utilized in military and civilian aircraft whereby the

aircraft optimum navigation system consists of both embedded GPS and Inertial Navigational Systems (INS) with a high accuracy of 1Nm/hour or less. Various attributes such as Ionospheric loses of the signals transmitted by the orbiting satellite, their clock synchronization, earth density etc results in relatively degraded performance of the GPS. Continuous efforts are been exerted to bring technological enhancements for increasing the efficiency of GPS signal integrity.

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GPS signal are greatly affected by the earth Ionospheric layer in terms of its degraded signal strength, which in some cases may cause loss of the carrier lock. This phenomenon is more pronounced in the afternoon (especially after the sunset) period whereby a rapid change in the phase and amplitude of the transionospheric radio signals (Ionospheric Scintillation) are observed.

The aim of this project is to critically analyze the existing Ionosphere Scintillations, its effects on GPS and Augmentation Systems. For better understanding, Ionospheric positioning errors on a GPS signal will be estimated using GISM and upon successful completion of the abovementioned analysis, methods to reduce these losses can be proposed .

Pre Requisite

Microwave communication, Data communication, DSP 

7 Design of a PBX (Private Branch Exchange) using ASTERISK

3 CommunicationAdnanMir

Description Asterisk is a free software/open-source software implementation of a telephone private branch exchange (PBX). Like any PBX, it allows a number of attached telephones to make calls to one another, and to connect to other telephone services including the PSTN. Originally designed for the Linux operating system, Asterisk now also runs on OpenBSD, FreeBSD, Mac OS X, Sun Solaris, and Microsoft Windows, although as the "native" platform, Linux is the best-supported of these (and that is why we will be using Linux in our project).

Asterisk provides most features of traditional PBXs, such as voice mail services, call conferencing, ACD (Automatic Call Distribution), and IVR (Interactive Voice Response), to name just a few. In addition, it can handle call queuing, bridging, and conference calling with the use of virtual conference rooms.

Support for multiple protocols including H.323, SIP (Session Initiation Protocol), and the proprietary protocol IAX2 (Inter-Asterisk eXchange 2) ensures connectivity.

In this project we have to setup a PBX for any office environment. Initially it will be for 5 users in an office. All users are connected over LAN, so we will utilize the existing LAN to build an IP exchange.

We will be using Asterisk as for Soft PBX. Students’ task is to create  

- A dial plan for 6 users for SIP channels, 5 internal clients and 1 for external client  

- Voicemail box for each user  - Billing system for calling the external client  - Conference Call  - Call waiting  - Caller Identification  - Audio on Hold  - Call transfer  

Pre Requisite

Data communication & Computer Networks, IP Protocols and Standards 

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

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8 Neural Network based Load Flow Analysis

3 Power & controlAftab AhmedKhan

Description To develop neural network architecture which implements the Newton Raphson algorithm for solving nonlinear equations of power system load flow analysis

Pre Requisite

Numerical analysis, Control system and Electrics power system 

9 DC-DC converter for 3V/6V home electronics

3 Power Aftab AhmedKhan

 Description Develop a low cost and efficient DC-DC converter to run various electronic gadgets (radio, cassette

player, led lamps, charge 6 volt batteries) from a 12 volt lead acid battery

Pre Requisite

Electrical power systems, Electric circuit analysis, 

10 Using Home Power-lines to Transmit Audio 

3 PowerAftab AhmedKhan

Description Our goal in this project, is to use the existing AC power lines which operate at 60Hz to transmit sound waves at variable frequencies (in our case, we will be implementing the transmission of up to 10Khz sound waves). This will be done by having a set of devices at both the sending location and the receiving location.

Pre Requisite

Electrical power systems, Electric circuit analysis, 

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

11 Traffic Signal Recognition     AkbarAli KhanDescription The aim of this project is to create a MATLAB program that will identify a stop sign in various

backgrounds and lighting conditions from static digital images.  This processing could then output information to a theoretical autonomous vehicle, heads-up display, or other driver assistance device in the future.

12 Internal Model Control for DC Motor Using DSP platform

   AkbarAli Khan

Description The goal of this project is to design, build, and test an IMC (Internal Model Control) system to control a DC motor. The project will consist of a TMS320C6713 digital signal processor (DSP) that will be able to read the Simulink code using the Code Composer Studio software. The design for the IMC controller will be built in the Simulink software. The input to the system will be a graphical user interface (GUI) built in the Matlab environment, where the user will be able to enter the parameters to control the DC motor.

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

13 Acoustic Source Localization 3 – 4 Research Alam Zaib

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Description Acoustic source localization using microphone arrays has a wide range of potential applications, e.g., teleconferencing, assisted navigation, robotics, and defense. In this work, we shall focus on implementing and comparing different methods for estimating the acoustic-source position in two dimensions (2D) using a microphone array and analyzing the performance of algorithms analytically using numerical examples and real experiments. Diverse set of solutions have been proposed to solve source localization which mainly fall into three categories: (i) differential signal amplitude (ii) Time-difference-of-arrival (TDOA), and (iii) comparison of direction-of-arrival (DOA) estimates. Our focus will be on simple cross-correlation (CC) and Generalized cross correlation (GCC) based approaches for Time-delay estimation; a critical step in acoustic source localization. We shall derive source-position coordinate estimates as a function of the time delay of the acoustic-source plane-wave between two different microphones pairs. Then we analyze the algorithm performance as a function of the sensing device configuration, such as spatial and temporal sampling. We shall demonstrate the performance by analyzing the system when using numerical examples and real experiments.

   Pre

RequisiteDigital signal processing; statistical theory and MATLAB®

Supervisor (s):

Alam Zaib

Syed Ayaz Ali Shah (Co-supervisor)

 14 Implementation of an

Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) system

3 – 4 Simulation / Implementation

Alam Zaib

Description OFDM is a scheme used in the area of high-data-rate mobile wireless communications such as cellular phones, satellite communications and digital audio broadcasting. For higher symbol rates, the effects of ISI – inter symbol interference, must be dealt with seriously which leads to an increase in errors. This technique is mainly utilized to combat inter-symbol interference (ISI). The project will be divided into simulation and implementation phases. Through MATLAB® simulation, an understanding of the mathematical algorithms involved in this communication technique will be developed. Simulation of a transmitter, a receiver, and a channel will be included. Following simulation, a small-scale real-time implementation of OFDM communication will be developed on a DSP board available in our laboratory. The single input to either phase of the design will be any digital signal. This can range from simple binary data to sampled sound signals.

Pre Requisite

Communications and signal processing; MATLAB® Simulink

Supervisor: Alam Zaib

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

15 A Cross Layer Design for mobile Wireless Sensor Networks.

3  MuhammadAmir Khan

 

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Description If nodes are mobile in an ad hoc network then they can join, leave or rejoin the network at any time and at any location therefore existing links may disappear and new links may be formed as the nodes move. Mobile wireless sensor networks are more difficult to deal with as compared to static networks due to rapid changing topology of network and frequent path breakage. Path breakage results in large packet delay and packet loss, hence more energy consumption. If multi hop communication is considered then path breakage is a very serious issue and path breakage is substantially very large as compared to static networks. In order to deal with path breakage some path recovery and maintenance mechanism can be used, but they are very costly in terms of energy utilization. And as energy is very scarce in sensor network, therefore such path recovery and maintenance mechanisms can not be applied.

Therefore the objective of study is to propose and develop a cross layer design for wireless sensor networks in order to deal with mobility in such networks. This cross layer design should contain a robust and efficient recovery mechanism to decrease packet loss as well as to reduce the energy consumption during recovery process.

Pre Requisite

Data Communication, POC, Programming skills 

16 EFFECT OF OBSTACLES ON LOCALIZATION ACCURACY

3  MuhammadAmir Khan

Description Mobile localization problems have been extensively studied in ROBOTICS. Robots find their location based on sense data and their position. Ladd et al.[11] has used Robotic localization using RF signal strength received mechanism to achieve accurate wireless network nodes location. This method perform well for indoor localization but it requires a learning phase, so this method is not enough efficient.

Monto Carlo Localization was developed for robots localization. "It is a particle filter combined with protoplasmic models of Robot perception and motion". Monto Corlo method uses some weighted samples. Each phase is consisting on prediction phase and update phase. MCL applies sequential Monto Carlo method in order to achieve localization of nodes. This method improves the accuracy of nodes with reduced cost.

Obstacles in a network effect the localization of sensor nodes and causes radio irregularity in sensor networks obstacles degrades the overall performance of the network. Hongyang Chen et al. proposed their method for mobility assisted network where obstacles effects the location accuracy. They developed novel localization cooperative method based on convex optimization method. Their method work in case of feasible as well as infeasible nodes existence. This method follows boundary recognition algorithm. This method is only Range based method.

Haowan Chann et al. proposed a method that is based on DV-HOP method and work even in case of existence of obstacles for which DV-HOP method fails. This method makes no assumption about internal topology of deployment area which was the great drawback of DV-HOP count method. This method can even re-create physical topology of network. They propose a cluster based mechanism and it require no no ranging and measuring equipment and no larger range beacons.

   Pre

RequisiteData Communication, POC, Programming skills

 

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17 Cross Layer Design for single radio multi channel Wireless Mesh Network.

3  

MuhammadAmir Khan

 Description The conventional layered-protocol architecture does not provide optimal performance for wireless mesh

networks (WMNs)[2].Multi-channel WMNs aim to provide the wireless broadband network access everywhere. In WMNs, the problem of how, to efficiently utilize multiple orthogonal channels and spectrum management to enhance the network capacity and the aggregate throughput has attracted much attention. Moreover, the interference problem in the wireless channels has made such problem more difficult . The method of optimization disintegration of the protocol stack can achieve optimal network performance. To get the optimal performance a cross layer design of physical and mac layer is required for single radio and multi channels WMNs[1]. The goal of this cross layer design approach is to minimize the cost and increase the performance in terms of throughput and service availability.

Pre Requisite

Data Communication, POC, Programming skills 

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

18 RFID based Automatic Car Parking System 

3  Aamir Saeed

Description RFID is a very useful technology in automation of Car Parking System in a Mall/Building. It will automatically deduct the amount from the RFID tag of vehicle owner and open the door for parking and increment the counter of parking. Similarly it will open the door on exit and decrement the parking counter. It will also provide the security besides automation of parking through RFID technology. There is no waiting time for manual processing of receipts

Pre Requisite

Principles of Communication, Strong programming Skills, Databases management system,  

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

19 Networked Biometric Authentication

6 Communication / Computer AsadUllah Khan

Description This project produces a system that captures a user’s fingerprint and then authenticates it against a database via Ethernet communication; authentication results are displayed via two color LED's.

Pre Requisite

Data Communication and Networks  Microprocessor Systems & Interfacing  Strong Programming Skills  

20 Home Security System 3 Computer AsadUllah KhanDescription A digital home security system with voice feature which can monitor room temperature, smoke, motion,

and windows & doors.

Pre Requisite

Microprocessor Systems & Interfacing  Strong Programming Skills  

21 Multi-Zone Fire Alarm System 3 Computer AsadUllah Khan

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Description The system is microprocessor controlled using the Mega32 microprocessor. The microprocessor will control the system for a particular building or part of a building, and report data back to a centralized computer.

Pre Requisite

Microprocessor Systems & Interfacing  Strong Programming Skills  

22 Wireless Message Communicator

4 Communication / Computer AsadUllah Khan

Description The main function of these devices is to send and receive text messages to and from another device. It is very much like communicating with a walkie-talkie, except with text and smoother communication scheme.

Pre Requisite

Principles of Communication  Microprocessor Systems & Interfacing  Strong Programming Skills  

23 Digital Answering Machine 3 Communication / Computer AsadUllah Khan

Description The answering machine will:     Record – on phone pickup start recording  Playback – on Button push  Stop Playback – on Button push  Skip Messages – on Button push  Delete Messages – on Button push  

Pre Requisite

Microprocessor Systems & Interfacing  Strong Programming Skills  

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

24 Air craft identification by its voice in an atmospheric noise.

3  Atiq UlAnam

25 Removal of fog and rain drop from the picture by using different noise cancellation techniques

3  

Atiq UlAnam

26 Image enhancement of zoomed image using Epitome and ICA methods.

3  Atiq UlAnam

27 Distance measurement of an unknown dimension object from a single camera

3  Atiq UlAnam

28 GSM mobile anti jamming receiver

3  Atiq UlAnam

29 Color Tv channel’s signal preservation for pay per view Tv cable system

3  Atiq UlAnam

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30 Wireless on/off controlling of 30 hours tube well using city band

3  Atiq UlAnam

31 AM station design for COMSATS ATD campus

3  Atiq UlAnam

S # Project title # of Students

softwareSupervisor

32 Removal of chromatic aberration from images

2 MatlabAtiqa kiyani

Description Automatic correction of chromatic aberration from digital images.  Pre

RequisiteSignals & systems, Digital Image processing

 

33 Speech enhancement using adaptive digital signal processing.

2 MatlabAtiqa kiyani

Description Speech enhancement and noise cancellation using LMS algorithm.  Pre

RequisiteSignals & systems, Discrete signal processing,

 

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

34 Coal Gas combined cycle power plant

2  ColMukhtar

Description This is the latest technology for power generation from coal by converting the coal in to gas under ground and then using this gas for power generation. Pakistan has the largest coal reserves in district Tharparker of Sind province.Mining of these reserves is not feasible due to their very large depth and under ground water. Hence their utilization is only feasible by converting in to gas and then using for power generation.

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

35 Study and determination of behavior of composite insulation materials

EPE M/FDr Abdul Rashid

Description In this project we try to find out behavior and breakdown strength of composite material (solid, Gas and liquid) under D.C A.C and impulse voltage. This project need intensive use of H.V Lab.

Pre Requisite

Student of EPE with GPA>3 

36 Study and determination of treeing breakdown in solid insulation

EPE M/FDr Abdul Rashid

Description Treeing Breakdown in solid insulation is very common. In this project student is supposed to find out the behavior of electrical tree in solid insulation. The project involve making specimens and develop experimental set for testing purpose.

Pre Requisite

Student of EPE with GPA>3 

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37 Power generation by using attractive/repulsive force of magnetic materials.

EPE/EE M/FDr Abdul Rashid

Description This project involve hardware implementation of electric generator in which rotor movement will be provided by permanent magnetic materials.

Pre Requisite

Student of EPE/EE with GPA>3 

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

38 Resonance measurement for RLC networks

   Dr Mushtaq Golra

39 Prototypepower arc testing of polluteddistribution insulators

   Dr Mushtaq Golra

40 Design of capacitively graded bushing and it's testing

   Dr Mushtaq Golra

41 Transient Thermal loading of high voltage insulation and it's testing

   Dr Mushtaq Golra

42 Short circuit transient modelling pf power systems and it's protection

   Dr Mushtaq Golra

43 Synthetic testing of circuit breakers and design of test bench for testing oflow voltage circuit breakers

   

Dr Mushtaq Golra

44 Experimental setup formeasuring transient current breaking for inductive loads

   Dr Mushtaq Golra

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

45 Null Steering Smart antenna for interference cancellation

3  Dr Imdad Khan

Description Design a smart antenna array which steers the null of the radiation pattern in the direction of the interferer  

Pre Requisite

EMT 

46 Controlling the beam width and direction with linear antenna arrays

3  Dr Imdad Khan

Description To design a smart antenna array which can steer the main beam and control the beamwidth of the main beam.  

Pre Requisite

EMT 

S # Project title # of Genre Supervisor

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Students47 Imaging analysis of missing

components in PCB2  

Faisal Mehmood

48 Computer based oscilloscope 3   Faisal MehmoodS # Project title # of

StudentsGenre

Supervisor

49 Prepaid Energy Meter 3   Ikramullah

 Description A scheme of Electricity billing system called "PREPAID ENERGY METER WITH TARIFF

INDICATOR" can facilitate in improved cash flow management in energy utilities and can reduces problem associated with billing consumer living in isolated area and reduces deployment of manpower for taking meter readings

Pre Requisite

Measurement and Instrumentation, Electronic Devices, Strong programming Skills  

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

50 Capacity of MIMO channels with different degrees of channel state information

2 CommunicationIrfanullah

Description The growing demand for wireless communication makes it important to determine the capacity limits of these channels. These capacity limits dictate the maximum data rates that can be transmitted over wireless channels. In this project students will learn about the next generation technology of MIMO, wireless channels understanding etc. The project will be simulated in MATLAB (and on DSP, if time permits).At the end of project, It is mandatory that students will present their work in a seminar or in a conference. So only dedicated students are encouraged to take the project.

Pre Requisite

POC, DSP and undergrad Probability courses 

51 Performance comparison of Adaptive-modulation schemes for minimum outage probability and capacity maximization in wireless systems

2 Communication

Irfanullah

Description Adaptive modulation and coding enables robust and spectrally-efficient transmission over time-varying channels. The basic premise is to estimate the channel at the receiver and feed this estimate back to the transmitter, so that the transmission scheme can be adapted relative to the channel characteristics. In this project students will learn more practical adaptive modulation techniques to maximize average spectral efficiency while maintaining a given average or instantaneous bit error probability. The project will be simulated in MATLAB (and on DSP, if time permits).At the end of project, It is mandatory that students will present their work in a seminar or in a conference. So only dedicated students are encouraged to take the project.

Pre Requisite

POC, DSP and undergrad Probability courses 

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52 Performance comparison of space-time codes for MIMO systems

4-Mar CommunicationIrfanullah

Description The goal of the project is to implement and test different space-time coding schemes in the literature. In this project, various promising space-timing codes will be implemented in MATLAB. Extensive realistic testing will be conducted for verification and comparison over a wide variety of wireless channel environment. Through this project, students could gain deep understanding of a realistic wireless communication system as well as the multiple antenna communication concepts. As a result of the project, various space-time codes will be compared in terms of their performance, robustness, and practicalness. Interested students may extend this project into the research work leading to MS thesis.

Pre Requisite

POC, DSP and undergrad Probability courses 

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

53 Design of Microprocessor based Protection Relay for induction motor.

3 EPEJamil Ahmed Khan

Pre Requisite

Electrical machines, power system protection, Industrial motor control 

54 Soft starter design for induction motor

3 EPEJamil Ahmed Khan

Pre Requisite

Power Electronics, Industrial motor control, Electrical machines. 

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

55 Ultra Wide Band antenna design

3 AntennaJamal Nasir

Description Ultra Wideband Radio (UWB) is a potentially revolutionary approach to wireless communication in that it transmits and receives pulse based waveforms compressed in time rather than sinusoidal waveforms compressed in frequency. This is contrary to the traditional convention of transmitting over a very narrow bandwidth of frequency, typical of standard narrowband systems such as 802.11a, b, and Bluetooth. This enables transmission over a wide swath of frequencies such that a very low power spectral density can be successfully received.

In February 2004, the FCC allocated the 3.1-10.6 GHz spectrum for unlicensed use. This enabled the use and marketing of products which incorporate UWB technology. Since the allocation of the UWB frequency band, a great deal of interest has generated in industry.

Motivation for Ultra Wideband Antenna Design  

UWB has had a substantial effect on antenna design. Given that antenna research for most narrowband systems is relatively mature, coupled with the fact that the antenna has been a fundamental challenge of the UWB radio system, UWB has piqued a surge of interest in antenna design by providing new challenges and opportunities for antenna designers. The main challenge in UWB antenna design is achieving the wide impedance

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bandwidth while still maintaining high radiation efficiency. Spanning 7.5 GHz, almost a decade of frequency, this bandwidth goes beyond the typical definition of a wideband antenna. UWB antennas are typically required to attain a bandwidth, which reaches greater than 100% of the center frequency to ensure a sufficient impedance match is attained throughout the band such that a power loss less than 10% due to reflections occurs at the antenna terminals.

      

Pre Requisite

EMT, Electronics, Electric Circuits 

56 Antenna Design for Notebook Computers

3 AntennasJamal Nasir

Description Wireless local area network (WLAN) use has increased tremendously over the past several years. According to a report, the WLAN market will grow at an annual rate of 30% per year. As a result, the unlicensed 2.4 GHz Industrial, Scientific and Medical (ISM) band has become very popular and is now widely used for several wireless communication standards. Examples include laptop computers with built-in 802.11 b/g WLAN capability and the newly developed Bluetooth™ technology for cable replacement to connect portable and/or fixed electronic devices.

There has been a trend on behalf of manufacturers to use one antenna that can operate in any of the 801.11 bands, so that coverage is nominally from 2.3-2.4 and 4.9-5.9 GHz. Therefore, the proposed antenna will cover these bands.

Pre Requisite

EMT, Electronics, Electric Circuits 

57 Balanced Antenna Design for WLAN and short range communication Systems

3 AntennasJamal Nasir

Description The aim of this project is to develop a balanced antenna for short range communication. The reason for using a balanced antenna is explained below.

The need to expand the bandwidth of antennas in mobile handheld devices follows from the ever- increasing data rates, and hence spectrum requirements, of mobile devices. Antennas are a major part of the complete design in mobile device design. Conventionally, the unbalanced planar inverted F antenna (PIFA) is one of the most popular candidates for compact built-in antennas for mobile handsets. PIFAs use the ground plane as a part of the radiator, which enables very small antennas

to achieve sufficient gain and bandwidth. In almost all cases, radiating currents are induced on both the ground plane and the antenna element. In use, however, these antennas exhibit poor performance when held by users. This is mainly because the user holding the mobile phone largely

takes the place of the ground plane resulting in currents flowing on the human body, which degrade the performance of the antenna's radiation properties and introduce losses and uncertainty in its matching.

Balanced antenna is a good alternative candidate since balanced currents only flow on the antenna element in this type of antenna, thus dramatically reducing the effect of current flow on the ground plane. As a result, balanced antennas should have good efficiency and more important to maintain their performance when in use adjacent to the human body.

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Pre Requisite

EMT, Electronics, Electric Circuits 

         S # Project title # of

StudentsGenre

Supervisor

58 Digital implementation of ANN using Verilog Hdl.

3  Kamran Javed

Pre Requisite

Control optimization , Verilog Hdl, FPGA’s   + CGPA above 3.3  

         S # Project title # of

StudentsGenre

Supervisor

59 Microprocessor Design     Mohsin FayyazDescription Design of microprocessor with dynamic scheduling of instructions and multiple functional units. The

simulation will be performed in Modelsim analyzing the clock diagram of each unit and the whole microprocessor.

Pre Requisite

VHDL Programming, Embedded and digital system design. 

60 Object tracking in ultra wide band sensor networks

   Mohsin Fayyaz

Description An ultra wide band (UWB) sensor network is a wireless network  system, typically composed of one transmitting (TX) node and  several receiving (RX) nodes, aimed at detecting and tracking an  intruder (target) moving within a given surveillance area.  In the considered system, at each scanning each RX  node calculates a soft image of the surveillance area based on  the target-scattered UWB pulses.     

Pre Requisite

Wireless networks, Strong object oriented programming background in C++ for the simulation of research paper.  

61 Tree based object tracking in wireless sensor networks.

   Mohsin Fayyaz

Description A hierarchy is used to connect the sensors, using the querying point as the root. The hierarchy is called tree. It involves building efficient tracking hierarchies, computed from expected characteristics of the objects’  

movement patterns. The aim is to reduce communication cost an delay incurred for transferring the messages containing the tracking information  

Pre Requisite

Ad-hoc networks, data structures, strong object oriented programming background in C++ for the simulation of research paper.  

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         Supervisor: Muhammad Adil Ansari Co-supervisor: Saqib Khan

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

62 Cursor control using fingers’ electromyogram (EMG)

3 Human-machine interface

Muahmmad Adil Ansari

Description Today, computer is a common tool in almost each field of life. The technological advancement allows to producing more and more human-machine interfaces that assist operators. The aim of this project is to produce a wireless on screen cursor controller using electromyogram (EMG) of human hand fingers based on neural network.

The intentions are to assist following types of users, but not limited to these, the aged computer-application users, game developers even it can help to instructors of advance education system who don’t need to sit on the chair all the time during lecture. This mechanism can also be implemented to navigate wheel chair and robots in industries.

Pre Requisite

The students will be using knowledge related to EMG, artificial neural networks and instrumentation.

63 Master-slave mechanism based surgical robot for minimally invasive surgery

3Surgical robotics Muahmmad Adil Ansari

Description A master-slave system consists of a master arm system (master) and a slave manipulator system (slave). The slave manipulator system usually has three arms. The central arm holds an endoscope, and the two outer arms hold surgical instruments. In master-slave operation setup, surgeons operate based on the endoscopic view at the master site and send the command to the slave. At slave site manipulators are operated by inverse kinematics according to the command sent by the master.

Pre Requisite

This is a modular project and needs two groups of students. This involves the knowledge of master-slave robotic system, inverse kinematics, servo system etc.

64 Analysis and design of exoskeleton-robot for weak and post-polio patients

3Wearable robotics Muahmmad Adil Ansari

Description The exoskeleton-robot is an exterior skeleton which assists its user for different movements, like IRON MAN. World Health Organization estimated that 10 to 20 million polio survivors are living around the world. The aim of this project is to produce an exoskeleton-robot for lower limb of weak people and post-polio patients. For this, bioelectrical signals will be captured, processed into desired movement information, power multiplied and then exoskeleton will be operated accordingly.

This exoskeleton can also allow normal persons to enhance his/her power and can carry heavier objects and also can help soldiers.

Pre Requisite

This project needs efforts in signal processing, kinematics etc.

         S # Project title # of Genre Supervisor

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Students65 ANALYSIS, DESIGN AND

MODELING    

Muhammad Aftab

OF DC-DC CONVERTER USING

 

SIMULINK  Description Every Electronic circuit is assumed to operate off some supply voltage which is usually assumed to be

constant. A voltage regulator is a power electronic circuit that maintains a constant output voltage irrespective of change in load current or line voltage. Many different types of voltage regulators with a variety of control schemes are used. With the increase in circuit complexity and improved technology a more severe requirement for accurate and fast regulation is desired. This has led to need for newer and more reliable design of dc-dc converters.

Pre Requisite

Power Electronics. 

66 A Soft Switching Synchronous Buck Converter for ZVS Light and Full Load Condition.

   Muhammad Aftab

Description The main objective of this thesis is to provide a new soft switching synchronous Buck converter to provide complete ZVS conditions for both high and low side MOSFETs under the light- or no-load, as well as full load conditions. This project proposes a control strategy for the Buck converter. In a buck converter the average output voltage is less than the input voltage.It’s a STEP DOWN CONVERTER. In which each Buck is controlled by means of a double-loop control scheme that consists of a new inductor current and charge discharging control. The conventional synchronous Buck converter is widely used with high and low side MOSFETs for low voltage and high current output. Specifically, the high side MOSFET plays doing a key role in converting a high input voltage into a low output voltage

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Genre Supervisor

67 Automated switching in power systems on Load side using MATLAB/Simulink

   

Muhammad Ali

Pre Requisite

Strong Holdon Matlab, strog concepts of Machines and converters 

68 To design and simulate a system for the speed control of DC Shunt Motor

   Muhammad Ali

Pre Requisite

Strong Holdon Matlab, strog concepts of Machines and converters 

69 To design and simulate a single phase Boast Convertor in CCM

   Muhammad Ali

Pre Requisite

Strong Holdon Matlab, strog concepts of Machines and converters 

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Genre Supervisor

70 Root solving neural network control system design for ball on beam system

3 ControlDr Laiq Khan

Description   Co-supervisor: Bilal QureshiPre

RequisiteControl System  Neural Network  

71 Adaptive pole placement neural network design for magnetic levitation system

3 ControlDr Laiq Khan

Description   Co supervisor: Usman AliPre

RequisiteControl System  Neural Network  

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StudentsGenre

Supervisor

72 Design and Simulation of Robust Controller for Lateral & Longitudinal control of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle. (U.A.V’s)

   

Muhammad Tahir Khan

Description The students should be able to study the equations of motion for the design of Longitudinal and Lateral motion of UAV’s. After linearzing and Decoupling these equations they shall be able to use Laplace transforms to design a linearzed controller for the system and after studding various techniques for robustness and classical control design, they shall be able to control their system in a disturbing environment.

73 Design and Optimal Control of Micro-electro-mechanical thermal (MEMS) actuators

   Muhammad Tahir Khan

Description The students should be able to study the equations of motion for the design and control of thermal actuators. After linearzing these equations they shall be able to use Laplace transforms to design a linearzed controller for the system and after studying various techniques for optimal control design, they shall be able to control their system in a noisy environment.

74 Control of Rapid Thermal Processing (RTP) systems in Semiconductor Wafer Manufacturing

   Muhammad Tahir Khan

 

Description Instead of the use of classical technique the students shall be able to use the modern control technique i-e the state space approach in order to design the controller for RTP systems. This shall enable the students to work better in a MIMO system and see more than one output at a time instead of finding different transfer functions for each output. Moreover the transfer function relates only the input to the output and does not show the internal behavior of the system which is easily viewed by the state space approach.

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Genre Supervisor

75 Simulative Comparisons of routing protocol in Mobile Ad hoc wireless network

3-Feb Simulation ResearchMuhammad Ali faisal

Description We will simulate the Ad hoc wireless network to analysis the performance of ad hoc routing protocols.  

Pre Requisite

Data communication and networks, Protocol hierarchy and OSI Layers 

76 Hybrid Network 3-Feb Simulation ResearchMuhammad Ali faisal

Description We will simulate a hybrid network. This technique is implemented as a part of the overall background traffic architecture. The objective is to dramatically reduce the computations necessary to model the majority of the traffic, while still devoting resources to modeling some number of characteristic users in detail.

Pre Requisite

Data communication and networks, Protocol hierarchy and OSI Layers 

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Genre Supervisor

77 MP3 player on FPGA 3 Elec & telecom Muhammad Saqib khanDescription Digital design using Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) is a rapidly evolving field .A complete

embedded system can be built and programmed into a single FPGA chip for digital signal processing applications. The goal of this project is to design a MPEG Layer III (MP3) player using a FPGA board.will read MP3 source files, decode them into a 16-bit Pulse Code Modulated (PCM) output formats, and play the audio file through an external speaker. 

Pre Requisite

Electronics, communication systems, digital and embedded systems 

78 IR Home control system 2 E & T Muhammad Saqib khanPre

RequisiteThe project goal is to design and implement an 8051 based Infra Red remote control. This remote control will send its IR commands on a queue from someone’s spoken words. The IR codes, as well as the command words, will be learnable. It is desired that one command will trigger multiple output IR commands. These multiple commands are known as macros. As an example, the command “system on” would result in the TV, VCR, and audio amplifier all switching on. If time permits, an X-10 transmitter will be integrated into the system to allow X-10 protocol as well as IR commands to be part of the macros.

79 RFID identification system for campus library

2 E&TMuhammad Saqib khan

Description Atomize the campus library by designing a system with characteristics of anti theft and auto issue  

Pre Requisite

PoC 

80 ROBOTic Arm Control in VHDL

2 E&TMuhammad Saqib khan

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Description VLSI, ADLD  Pre

RequisiteThe Rhino Robotic XR-2 Arm is a mechanical robot arm with six individual servo motors. Each motor controls a different movement of the arm. The arm can be moved by controlling each motor individually using analog voltages. However, it would be more user friendly to control the arm movement via a joystick or some other form of user interface. The project will be to use a joystick input interfaced through the Altera UP2 Board to control the movement of the robotic arm. The Altera Board has a FPGA (field programmable gate array) which will be programmed with VHDL

81 Wireless mobile charging Muhammad Saqib khanDescription Wireless power transmission is new hot and attractive field for researchers. Extensive research is being

carried out all over the world to achieve wireless power transmission so that all electronic appliances could be operated without wires. We will try to achieve this goal for mobiles phones

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Genre Supervisor

82 ACOUSTIC ECHO CANCELLATION USING DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

3  

Naseer Khan

Description Acoustic echo cancellation is a common occurrence in today’s telecommunication systems. It occurs when an audio source and sink operate in full duplex mode, an example of this is a hands-free loudspeaker telephone. In this situation the received signal is output through the telephone loudspeaker (audio source), this audio signal is then reverberated through the physical environment and picked up by the systems microphone (audio sink). The effect is the return to the distant user of time delayed and attenuated images of their original speech signal.

 

The signal interference caused by acoustic echo is distracting to both users and causes a

 

reduction in the quality of the communication. This thesis focuses on the use of adaptive

 

filtering techniques to reduce this unwanted echo, thus increasing communication quality.

 

83 Implementation of a closed loop radio control system

3  Naseer Khan

Description This project will use image processing to avoid hurdles in the path of a vehicle, for this purpose the vehicle will transmit video of surroundings and computer will process it and it will generate automatic commands and these commands will be transmitted wirelessly and will control motion of vehicle.

84 Digital synthesized FM broadcost transmitter

3  Naseer Khan

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Genre Supervisor

85 Comparative study of inner and outer codes

2 CommsPir Shah gul

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Description The title explains it. Here we compare the usefulness of convolutional and block codes and to find out which suits better for inner and outer code in a concatenated channel code, with the help of EXIT Charts and BER plots.

Pre Requisite

MATLAB, POC, DLD etc. 

86 Comparative study of different DF schemes in Cooperative Communications

2 CommsPir Shah gul

Description Different decode and forward schemes have been devised for cooperative communications. This project is aimed at finding out the better of the lot using MATLAB simulations.

 

Pre Requisite

MATLAB, POC, DLD etc. 

87 Finding and study of Green’s Radios.

2 CommsPir Shah gul

Pre Requisite

Thorough study of communications. 

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Genre Supervisor

88 Design and Implementation of an UWB communication system.

3 Sup : Salik IftikharSalik iftikhar

Co-Sup: Kamran Javed 

Pre Requisite

Communication systems, Matlab/ Simulink +  CGPA above 3  

         

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Supervisor

89 Modeling and control of arm mechanism

   Shah Riaz

90 Design/Manufacturing of Three link Mechanical manipulator

   Shah Riaz

91 Trajectory control of Three link manipulator.

   Shah Riaz

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

92 Implement GSM Tracking and Acquisition algorithms onto a DSP kit using code composer/Simulink.

3 Coding+DSP

Shahid Khattak

Description Objective:  

·         Acquire Knowledge of GPS system.  

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·         Understanding of simulink/code composer.  ·         Final implementation onto a DSP kit,  Description:  

·         A study phase of GSM system and its different components. (3 months).

 

·         Review of existing algorithms. Modifying these algorithms in order for them to be implemented on the DSP kit. (2 months)

 

·         Implementation and testing (4months)  ·         Thesis (1 month)  Tools Used:  

·         Code composer  ·         Simulink  ·         Matlab  ·         DSP kit     

Pre Requisite

POC  MATLAB  

93 Cooperative Cellular Communications Systems Using MATLAB.

3 Coding, MATLAB

Shahid Khattak

 Description Objectives:  

·         Study of Mobile Communication Chain.  ·         MATLAB implementation of BICM.  ·         Cooperative wireless Paradigms and their incorporation into the existing chain.

 

Description:  

·         Study of wireless communication systems.  ·         Enhancements proposed to the physical layer of broadband wireless communications in order to exploit advances in MIMO signal processing and communications theory.

·         Nodes could be endowed with the ability to perform beam forming, multi-antenna transmission and reception, or even employ space-time coding or combinations thereof. Such enhancements allow the network to exploit several recent advances in multi-user and MIMO communications and signal processing that have been shown to lead to improved performance (e.g., in terms of transmission rates, improved BER, and robustness to channel conditions and mobility). The purpose of this project is to involve an undergraduate student in these investigations and in the simulation of MIMO algorithms for wireless communications.

Tools: Matlab  

Pre Requisite

POC, MATLAB 

94 Iterative Receiver Algorithms For MIMO Systems.

3 Coding/Implementation Shahid Khattak

 

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Description Objectives:  

·         MATLAB knowhow.  ·         VBLAST and SQRD study and coding.  ·         Implantation on to hardware.  Description:  

   ·         Study of VBLAST. V-BLAST is a detection algorithm to the receipt of multi-antenna MIMO systems. Available for the first time in 1996 at Bell Laboratories in New Jersey in the United States by Gerard J. Foschini. He proceeded simply to eliminate interference caused successively issuers.

·         Its principle is quite simple: to make a first detection of the most powerful signal. It regenerates the received signal from this user from this decision. Then, the signal is regenerated subtracted from the received signal and, with this new sign, it proceeds to the detection of the second user's most powerful, since it has already cleared the first and so forth. What gives a vector containing received less interference.

   ·         SQRD is a Succesive Iterative detection scheme involving interference subtraction.  

·         Compare performance and complexity of two algpritms.     ·         Implement on Hardware.  Tools:  

·         MATLAB  ·         FPGAs/DSP kit     

Pre Requisite

POC, MATLAB 

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StudentsGenre

Supervisor

95 Vehicle tracking using GPS and GSM network

3 Hardware and SoftwareShoaib Khaliq

Pre Requisite

Microcontroller/embedded System 

96 RFID based Library System 3 Hardware and SoftwareShoaib Khaliq

Pre Requisite

RFID Knowledge  Microcontroller/embedded System  

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

97 Study of Transmission of electric power by single conductor

   Siffat Shah

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98 Study and design digital blood pressure monitoring device

   Siffat Shah

99 Study and simulation of load modeling for power system

   Siffat Shah

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

100 Energy Saver’s inverter circuit improvement

3 3.5+ CGPASohail Zaman

Description Energy Saver’s inverter circuit improvement (quality and cost)  Pre

RequisiteElectrical-2 and Electronics-2, Analog/Digital Circuit Design.

 

101 60hz to 50hz Frequency Converter design

3 3.5+ CGPASohail Zaman

Description 60hz to 50hz Frequency Converter design and interface with a UPS system.  

Pre Requisite

Electrical-2 and Electronics-2, Analog/Digital Circuit Design. 

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Genre Supervisor

102 Comparative Study of various Cooperative Communication Strategies.

3 Cooperative Communication SyedAizaz Ali Shah

Description The students will have to study and simulate 3-5 cooperation strategies. The results of the simulation will then be compared in order to identify the better scheme.

 

Pre Requisite

Basics of communication, some idea of MIMO and Matlab and ofcourse, devotion and regularity.  

103 Comparative study of various Decode-and-forward strategies.

3 Cooperative communication SyedAizaz Ali Shah

Description The students will have study basics of cooperative communication with emphasis on decode and forward technique. Various flavors of the decode-and-forward scheme will be implemented in Matlab and compared in order to identify the best one.

 

Pre Requisite

Basics of communication, some idea of MIMO and Matlab and ofcourse, devotion and regularity.  

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Genre Supervisor

104 Geyser control with power measurement

2  SyedAyaz Ali Shah

Description A Geyser must be controlled remotely with an rf transmitter receiver. The kWh consumed, temperature of water must be transmitted on request and the information used in conjunction with time of usage tariffs.  

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Pre Requisite

Electronics, instrumentation, programming     Supervisor : Engr Syed Ayaz Ali Shah  

105 High-Resolution Fingerprint 3   SyedAyaz Ali ShahMatching Using Level 3 Features     

Description Fingerprint friction ridge details are generally described in a hierarchical order at three different levels, namely, Level 1 (pattern), Level 2 (minutia points), and Level 3 (pores and ridge contours). Although latent print examiners frequently take advantage of Level 3 features to assist in identification, Automated Fingerprint Identification Systems (AFIS) currently rely only on Level 1 and Level 2 features. In fact, the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) standard of fingerprint resolution for AFIS is 500 pixels per inch (ppi), which is inadequate for capturing Level 3 features, such as pores. With the advances in fingerprint sensing technology, many sensors are now equipped with dual resolution (500 ppi/1,000 ppi) scanning capability. However, increasing the scan resolution alone does not necessarily provide any performance improvement in fingerprint matching, unless an extended feature set is utilized. As a result, a systematic study to determine how much performance gain one can achieve by introducing Level 3 features in AFIS is highly desired. We propose a hierarchical matching system that utilizes features at all the three levels extracted from 1,000 ppi fingerprint scans. Level 3 features, including pores and ridge contours, are automatically extracted using Gabor filters and wavelet transform and are locally matched using the Iterative Closest Point (ICP) algorithm. Experiments show that Level 3 features carry significant discriminatory information. There is a relative reduction of 20 percent in the equal error rate (EER) of the matching system when Level 3 features are employed in combination with Level 1 and 2 features. This significant performance gain is consistently observed across various quality fingerprint images.

Pre Requisite

Matlab or C programming skills     Supervisor engr Syed Ayaz Ali Shah,Cosupervisor Engr Alamzeb

 

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Genre Supervisor

106 Feasibility of distributed PV generation

3 EPEWaheed-ur-Rehman

Pre Requisite

Power generation and utilization 

107 Modeling and control of combined cycle plant

3 EPEWaheed-ur-Rehman

Pre Requisite

Power generation and utilization, power control systems 

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

108 Embedded PLC 4   Yousuf Murtaza RindDescription Design and development of progrmaing environment and emulated PLC

using Microcontroller  

Pre Requisite

Microcontroller programming and circuit design 

109 Design and development of open mobile

4  Yousuf Murtaza Rind

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Description Use of developed stacks to implement a gsm communication device 

110 Development of radar imaging toolbox for matlab

   Yousuf Murtaza Rind

111 Specification study for 4G mobile communication system

   Yousuf Murtaza Rind

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

112 Electrostatic Precipitator 3   Zulfiqar KhattakDescription Case Study of EP  

Pre Requisite

Calculus + Practical Exposure 

113 Mechanism Design 3   Zulfiqar KhattakDescription 02 Degree mechanism solution by Lagrange’s Method  

Pre Requisite

Familiar with Lagrange application 

114 Vibration Dampness Techniques

3  Zulfiqar Khattak

Description Case Study of a high speed Impeller  Pre

RequisiteBasic Trigonometry + Calculus

 

115 Alternate Energy sources(Hydel + Wind)

3  Zulfiqar Khattak

Description Water Turbines study  Pre

RequisiteCalculus + Practical Exposure + Basic Trigonometry

 

S # Project title # of Students

Genre Supervisor

116

PROTECTION OF 500 KV SHEIKH MOHAMMADI GRID STATION.    

Sidra Mumtaz

117

 POWER FLOW ANALYSIS FOR INTERCONNECTED POWER SYSTEM.    

Sidra Mumtaz

118

LONG TERM ENERGY CONSUMPTION FORECASTING USING GENETIC ROGRAMMING.    

Sidra Mumtaz