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(The information about Departmental activities is provided by Prof. P. Chakrabarti, Head of Department of Electronics Engineering. He can be contacted at: head.ece@itbhu.ac.in. Departmental website: http://www.itbhu.ac.in/ece/)

 

 

(Prof. P. Chakrabarti)

1. The department of Electronics Engineering is organizing the "2nd National workshop on Advanced Optoelectronic Materials and Devices (AOMD-2008)" during Dec.22-24, 2008. The program is sponsored by the IEEE and the Proceedings will be published by Macmillan India and available at IEEE Xplore. The program is being co-sponsored by DST, CSIR and DRDO (Chair: Prof. P. Chakrabarti and Co-Chair: Dr. S. Jit)

2. The other conference “Vacuum Electronic Devices and Applications (VEDA-2009)” is scheduled during Jan.8-10, 2009 (Chair: Prof. P. K. Jain).

3. At the Centre for Research in Microelectronics (CRME) we have been able to successfully develop a new plastic diode (Polymer based Schottky diode) in collaboration with the School of Materials Science & Technology, IT-BHU. The work has been published in IEEE Electron Device Letters (Ref. A.K. Singh, Rajiv Prakash, A.D. D. Dwivedi and P. Chakrabarti, "Electronic Properties and Junction Behaviour of Polyanthranilic Acid/Metal Contacts", IEEE Electron Device letters, vol.29, pp571-574,  2008). We are in the process of developing a few more novel device prototypes using semiconducting polymers. We are awaiting the University clearance for filing the application for holding the patent rights of some of the products developed by us.

4. The Department has also started working on establishing a dedicated Centre for Research in Photonics Technology.

5. The University Grants Commission has sanctioned 15 Junior Research Fellowship positions in the Department under RFSMS (Research Fellowship in Engineering Sciences for Meritorious Students) scheme.

 

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