Journal of Management Engineering and Information Technology

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Authors: Dr. Ketki P.Kshirsagar

Signal processing concepts are often presented in a very mathematical and abstract format. A common solution is to provide a hands-on laboratory to illustrate applications of abstract concepts. However, hardware-based digital signal processing (DSP) laboratories – which are typically incorporated into senior-level signal processing courses – usually emphasize programming the DSP chip rather than exploring algorithms and applications. This paper is an report on the familiarization process of the TMS320C6713 and the implementation of digital signal processing projects. This gives us added advantage of easily writing codes on MATLAB and implementing it on the DSP processors

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Authors: Vijay Laxmi Kalyani, Varsha Sharma

ensors are device which is identified and respond an electrical or optical signal. A sensor is much type like Temperature, pressure, level sensors, Bio sensors, Gas & chemical sensors, Acceleration, moisture, humidity, speed, etc. Optical sensor convert light ray into electrical signals. Optical sensor measure physical quantity of light. Optical sensor categories by wavelength, forward (drive) current, range, power dissipation, packaging type and maximum CE voltage. Generally wavelength used - 640 nm, 700 nm, 800 nm, 940 nm and 950 nm. And the maximum CE voltage can range from 5 V to 70 V. Most CE voltage for sensor is 30V.An optical sensor is a sensor which uses an optical fiber as a sensing component. A fiber are used because of narrow size, No electric power is used. In this paper we discuss optical sensors and their application in medical field

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Authors: Pawan Kalyani

The telecom industry has evolved very rapidly during last 10 – 15 years, from the basic telephony provided by BSNL, MTNL a government companies the other private players also came into the picture. The gradual progression from the basic telephony to mobile and other value added services to the users. Internet is the one of the important addition to the services. Recently Reliance Jio has made its presence in the market of Telecom Industry it is offering 4G Internet service and “FREE” Internet and Voice usage till Launch as pre – launch offer. It is a big game changer in the telecom industry as people has new choice and other telephonic and data service provider faces a new challenge to cope up with the situation. Today customer is the king in the telecom sector as it has many choice and preferences to opt a mobile handset and mobile connection for voice and data. In this paper the researcher is going to find the effect and awareness about the Jio offer and what are the offerings made by the competitors like Vodafone, Airtel, BSNL etc. what is the marketing strategy opted by the Reliance Jio to capture the market and what could be the possible effect could be seen after the launch of Reliance Jio.

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Authors: Dr. Mohan Kumar

Abstract The official website of Govt. of India i.e. www.digitallocker.gov.in defines digital locker as “Digi locker is a secure cloud based platform for storage, sharing and verification of documents and certificates”. The digilocker is a facility provided to the citizens of India to help them to digitally store their documents. Now one need not to take his/ her documents , mark sheets, pan card, etc. in his briefcase or folder and be vigilant round the clock for their security due to misplace or theft. You may just click to your Digital Locker if you want to use these documents anywhere in the country. If a person wants to create his/ her digital locker he/ she is required Aadhar no. along with a mobile no. which is linked to his/ her Aadhar No. This facility is a step envisaged by Indian Govt. to eliminate the use of physical documents and making it paperless. A person can save his time as well as money by using his documents electronically with the help of Digilocker which will be available for him 24 x 7 without any charge.

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Authors: Vijay Laxmi Kalyani, Parmeet Kour, Peram Navya

Abstract: Nowadays electronics is everywhere and we are surrounded with electronic gazettes many of them are helping us in maintaining security at various places, there are many security problems faced by banks, homes etc. Without proper and strong security a vault can be penetrated. A security system is used in residential, commercial, industrial, Medical and Militaries as well as personal protection. In this paper we are discussing about the various electronic security sensor devices and technology that are used in security system and their applications.

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Authors: Pawan Kalyani

Abstract: Demonetization is the process where government declare the currently running currency notes illegal to be tender after the declaration is made. This kind of declaration is made in the year 2016, by Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi. After demonetization of Indian currency notes of Rs. 500/- and 1000/- and with the limit of withdrawal of rupees from bank account and rupees 2000/- from ATMs. There was acute shortage of money in market and daily transaction was severely affected. The last demonetization was done in the year 1978 where currency notes of 5000/- and 10,000/- were abolished and in year 2016 after a long gap, but this time people have many alternatives to make transactions and make transactions like with online banking, mobile banking, online shopping, e-wallets, credit cards, debit cards, UPI [Unified Payment Interface], *99# USSD etc. There are both pros and cons of demonetization it is like refresh button in the Indian economy and flush all the dead deposited money into the economy, to the market through proper channels. The effort is for going cash less transactions and many e-wallet companies like Paytm etc. are having a good response and government is also encouraging the same. In this paper the author is going to study the effects and shifting trends in marketing / purchasing to the alternative options available in the market supported by questionnaire to better understand the market situation.

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Authors: A.A.Bardekar, Ajay.A.Gurjar

Abstract---Before some decades, ancient Indian classical musical maestros affirmed that, ragas influences motions of human being by changing the resonance of human body.Some ragas like darbari kanada, khamaj and pooriya are found to help in defusing mental tension, particularly in the case of hysterics. Raga malhar Pacifies anger, excessive mental, excitement & mental instability, Raga jaijaivanti have also been pound effective in curing mental disorders and calming the mind.Although it is require to verify this raga correlation systematically. By survey, it has been seen that no schemes have demonstrated yet. In the light of above discussion, the proposed research presented in this paper is aimed to discover the science behind phonetics of raga and its effects on nerve system. This research is one step to explore scientifically the ancient way of alternative medicine i.e. raga therapy, which is a need of the day since current advances in technology and rising workload on human being is accompanied by stress. This research focuses on to study the influence of Indian classical ragas structure on human body while person is listening and experiencing an emotion in it by capturing EEG signals. The brainwave signals database will be collected and analyze. This research work addresses these objectives and aims to present a strong case which will help medical practitioners like psychiatrist, to treat patient by injecting music stimulus.

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Authors: Vijay Laxmi Kalyani, Divya Bansal

Abstract: Man has always dreamt of changing the world around him; this led him to gradual advancement of communication technology that brought into reality the things, which were once termed impossible. It may be possible that in future-a chair can change its shape into a bed; the car could automatically change their shape, colour and size etc. The cell phone could turn into a laptop, and when the work is done it will turn back into a cell phone or any other object we want it to become. The technology that allows this kind of shape shifting is called Claytronics. Claytronics is a collection of programmable matter. It is also known as catoms. These catoms can work together in a vast network to build 3D objects and also capable to change colour and shape etc. Therefore, catoms are the basic building block of Claytronics. The idea behind Claytronics is putting enough of these catoms together, and giving them a command, and they will assemble themselves into anything we want. Claytronics is the technology to improve human to human (H2H) communication. One of the other most exciting innovations in communication technology in recent times is the 3-D printing. This technology offers the realistic possibility that anyone, anywhere in the world can produce any object they need on demand. Using 3-D printing it is possible to create an object by creating a digital file and printing it at home or sending it to one of a growing number of online 3-D print services. In this paper, the author(s) presents a new approach about comparison of the upcoming future communication technology: Claytronics and 3D printing. It can revolutionize the field of communication in future.