MINI PROJECT
Academic year: 2018-19                                                                                     Date: 16-01-2019
Subject: Activity in Basic electronics (18ELN14)                                              Sem: 1st sem 
Branch: Electronics and Communication Engineering                                        Sec:  F
Faculty: Mr.Raviteja Balekai
Mini Projects help students to become better learners and better engineers. The skills learnt make them industry ready. The main constraint is time and its management. Students develop skills like prototype building, product building and their management in respect of product and time. Mini projects for engineering students give an edge over the race of recruitment to work hard to ensure a good career and lifelong learning.
  Objective :
1.      To identify and test various electronic components.
2.      Understand the subject better.
3.      Get practical experience.
4.      Chance to showcase their skills.
5.      Building a team work, communication skills and responsibilities.

   List of mini projects developed by students:
1.      How to make a touch sensor using 555 timer IC.
2.      How to make portable mobile charger using IC 7805.
3.      Mini audio amplifier.
4.      Automatic street light using IC 555.
5.      How to make an IR proximity sensor- Touchless Door Bell.
6.      Fire alarm.


Figure: Circuit diagram of Prototype 

Figure: Presentation by Students of Prototype

Figure: Encouragement to the work by Dr.P Prakash, Principal and Dr. H C Hadimani, HOD  as a token-
“Electronics For You” Magzine 2019.

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