The group is working in areas:
FYP, Masters and PhD students are welcome.
Many interesting FYP level projects that can be built around Microcontrollers; Arduino, 8051, PIC, DSP boards/Chips, FPGAs etc are possible. Students are encouraged to discuss their interest with the group faculty members to finalize their FYP topic as early as is possible but not later than the end of the 6th semester. Students can design and build their own processor on an FPGA to meet the requirements of their specific application.
A wide range of graduate level research involving study of novel architectures optimized for speed/power to meet real time processing for state-of-the-art applications is possible for MS and PhD students.
Faculty:
Digital Electronics and Signal Processing Group organized 0.5 CPD activity, a seminar on “Signal Processing”. This activity introduced the basic concepts behind expansion of signals, starting with requisite background in vector and Hilbert spaces, continuing through an overview of common time- and frequency-based expansions, and concluding with a brief overview of wavelet-based expansions.
Recourse person:
Engr. Rahim Umar, Research Associate, Faculty of Engineering Sciences.
Photographs of Seminar on Singal Processing
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A group from DESP managed to present their Final Year Project (FYP); “Design, Fabrication and Optimization of Renewable Energy Eco-one Car” at Renewable & Alternative Energy Exhibition & Conference (REAP) Islamabad.
Group Member of Project
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Batch 21: Session 2011-2015
Group Members: Adil Aslam, Ashaa Naveed, Shayyan Tanwir, Hammad Khan, Faez Bannuri
Advisor: Prof. Dr. Habibullah Jamal
Some specifications:
ECO One Renewable Car Model FYP Group Members with Car
Group Member: Syed Shaheryar Zafar, Muhammad Haris Khan, Muhammad Ghawas, UnsaZafar
Advisor: Prof. Dr. Habibullah Jamal
Co-advisor: Engr. Rahim Umar
Project Description:
The project focuses on the task of mirror adjustments and implements a system that optimizes and automates it. The user’s height and line of sight, and use of the angles extracted by a camera serve as an input to the system. The data is then processed using the ‘raspberry pi’ which is programmed to provide input to the servo motors that are controlling the mirrors. The mirrors being the final element are regulated and adjusted according to the user. The idea behind the project is both safety and convenience.
Servo Motor Interfacing with Raspberry pi
Group Members: Aftab Ahmed, Qurat-ul-Ain, Syed Ali Haider
Advisor: Prof. Dr. Habibullah Jamal
Co-advisor: Engr. Safiullah Khan
Project Description:
It uses solar energy and human’s passive motions as a source of energy for common gadgets. The system requires no external power supplies and can bootstrap from zero-state-of-charge to generate electrical energy from walking, jogging, hiking and solar energy which can further be used to charge electronic Gadgets through USB port and all four modules are cost effective.
Photographs of Human powered energy harvesting system
Batch 20: Session 2010-2014
Group Members: Arslan Khawar, Muhammad Usman Asghar Rai, Saad-ur-Rehman
Advisor: Prof. Dr. Habibullah Jamal
Co-advisor: Dr. Tahseen Amin Khan Qasuria
This project included the design and the construction of a 2 module system which replicates the user’s gestures on an animatronics hand in real time.