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52nd Mid Term Symposium (MTS) Souvenir & Proceedings April 30, 20210 Online Zoom platform Editor-in-Chief Shri N K Karnani Editorial Team Dr Savita Sangam, Dr H S Gambhir, Shri Parag Walinjkar, Shri Sham Kamble The Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers IETE HQ: Mumbai Centre: 2, Institutional Area, Lodi Road New Delhi – 110 IETE House, 73 – B, Collector’s Colony Mahul 003 Tel: 011-43538855/56, 43538821/22 Road, Chembur Camp Mumbai - 400074 Fax: 011-24649429, email: [email protected] Tel: 2553 6391, Tel Fax:2553 5851 Website: www.iete.org email: [email protected] Various CommitteesQ` JR 1R V`I7I]Q1%IQ` Patron Sponsorship & Finances Committee Prof (Dr.) J W Bakal President, IETE Shri Viney Kakkar (Chairman) Prof (Dr.) K T V Reddy IP President, IETE Prof (Dr.) Ashwini Kunte (Co-Chair) Lt Gen (Dr) AKS Chandele, Past President, IETE Dr. Shiv Kumar PVSM, AVSM Shri R K Vyas Shri G Ramesh Advisory Committee Prof (Dr) V Gunasekhar Reddy Dr S Pal Past VC, DIAT Brig V K Panday Prof(Wg Cdr) P Prabhakar (Retd) VP & Chairman (BoRIS) Dr Niranjan Prasad Prof (Dr) A K Saini VP & Chairman (PUBs) Ms Smita Lonkar Dr. M H Kori VP & Chairman (AC) Shri N K Karnani Lt Gen(Dr.) Rajesh Pant, Co-Chair (BoA) Shri Atul Wad PVSM,AVSM,VSM (Rtd) Shri N S Kaintura Prof (Dr) Udhav Bhosale VC, SRTM University Shri Kartik Parikh CEO, Fastech Logistic & Local Arrangements Committee Shri K Jayarajan Chairman, BSC, BARC Shri Bhuvan Singh Damahe (Chairman) Shri Pankaj Kumar Sharma (Co-Chair) Technical Program & Publicity Committee (TPPC) Shri N K Karnani Prof M N Hoda (Chairman) Prof Suvarna Bhise Prof (Dr.) Nilesh Kasat (Co-Chair) Dr Sushil Thale Dr D C Pandey Shri S B Kamble Shri Ajay Kumar Dr Sanjay Patil Dr D K Lobiyal Dr Baban Rindhe Prof Baswaraj Gadgay Dr S Arivazhagan Organizing committee local Prof (Dr) Udhav V Bhosle (EC IETE Mumbai Centre) Shri Parag Walinjkar Shri Parag Walinjkar (Convener) Ms Suvarna Bhise (Co-Convener) Publicity Committee Dr Sanjay Singh Thakur Dr Nilesh Kasat (Chairman) Shri N K Karnani Prof Baswaraj Gadgay (Co-chair) Dr H S Gambhir Shri R K Vyas ZM (N) Prof Smita Lonkar Dr D C Pandey ZM (S) Shri S B Kamble Shri Ajay Kumar ZM (E) Dr Savita Sanagam Prof(Col) S L Kapoor GCM Dr Madhuri Rodge Dr S Arivazhagan GCM Ms Shaista Khanam Shri C Satyanandan Chairman, IETE Bengaluru Shri Anil Gurav Dr P K Singhal Chairman, IETE Bhopal Ms Poonam Chakroborty Shri S C Jain Chairman, IETE Chan’garh Dr Sheha Jondhale Dr N Venkateswaran Chairman, IETE Chennai Shri Atul Wad Shri B B Rishi Chairman, IETE Delhi Dr Bhavesh Patel Prof K Gnaneshwar Rao Chairman, IETE Hyd’bad Dr Jyotsna Kumar Mandal Chairman, IETE Kolkata Publication and Technical Program Committee Shri Parag Walinjkar Chairman, IETE Mumbai (Local) Col A K Bhanot Chairman, IETE Noida Dr Savita Sangam (Convener) Dr R D Kharadkar Chairman, IETE Pune Shri N K Karnani (Co-Convener) Prof (Dr.) R B Lohani Principal, Goa CoE Dr S Mande Dr Vikas Gupta HoD, VCET Dr Sushil Thale Prof T Vinutha HoD, SAKEC Dr Mukesh Patil Shri R M Makwana Chairman, IETE Ahm’bad Dr Vikas Gupta Prof (Dr.) S S Thakur IPC, IETE Mumbai Dr H S Gambhir Dr Vijay Kumar Pawar P Chair, IETE Navi M’bai Dr Sneha Jondhale Dr Mansi Subhedar Editorial It gives me in me immense pleasure to bring out proceeding of the IETE’s 52nd Mid Term Symposium. It all begin almost 4 months back when headquarter gave the responsibility to IETE Mumbai Centre to organize MTS- 2021. The theme was chosen "Emerging trends in ITC & Electronics". Earlier it was propose to organize this seminar offline at L&T Academy, Lonavala but due to increase in pandemic condition and Government guidelines it was decided to have the seminar Online. This has increased the work of local organizing committee multifold but with sincerity and hard work, we could bring out E- Proceeding. We used social networking sites, websites, and other means to give wide publicity and spread the information about seminar. We receive around about 70 papers out of this 40 paper have been selected for this conference on the basis of merit which were subject to strenuous peer review process comprised of expert reviewers and technical committee. It was a huge responsibility to bring out the conference proceeding of the standard and reputation of IETE. Publication committee acknowledge and thankful to Shri Parag Walinjkar, Chairman IETE Mumbai centre for continuous encouragement and his association, since beginning, to bring out this publication. I am thankful to Dr. J W Bakal, President IETE, Dr. Ashwini Kunte and Dr. K T V Reddy for giving us this opportunity. We had worked immensely to keep up the reputation of IETE and are confident that the work published in this proceeding will give opportunity to engineers and scientists to share experience and views related to multifold development in Electronics Communication and Computer Technology. I am also thankful to Dr. Savita Sangam, Convener TPC and her technical team who provided immense support and help in bringing out this proceeding. Narendra Kumar Karnani Convener, Publication Committee Vice Chairman, IETE Mumbai Centre Chairman Speak It all began in December 2020 when the IETE Mumbai Centre was asked to host one of the key events of IETE; 52nd Mid Term Symposium in the month of April 2021. Though the time was short and lot of things to do, the first and the most important was the brochure, inviting technical papers. We used social networking sites, WhatsApp, and Telegram groups to spread the information about the MTS. The support and guidance provided by IETE President Dr. J W Bakal and Dr. KTV Reddy, IPP motivated Mumbai Centre, particularly me, to deliver the best. Organizing such an event was a huge responsibility, in the background of the pandemic situation in the country. It had been decided to hold the event in the hybrid form at L&T’s Leadership Development Academy, Lonavala. Dr. Damahe a member of GC from L&T, extended full support in this regard. But, suddenly in late March, COVID situation in Mumbai became so dangerous, that there was no option for us but to go virtual/online. I am happy to share that Shri S Kunte, CS, Govt of Maharastra accepted to be the Chief Guest. On continuing efforts of Dr Shiv Kumar and President Prof Bakal, a renowned international expert from Malaysia Dr Navaneethan C. Arjuman, agreed to be a keynote speaker of MTS. This news elated the organizing team. To deliver guest lectures we got experts speakers, in their respective domain, from academics, research, as well as industry. The most important work of the MTS was the selection, and review of contributory papers. The response to the call for papers from all the corners of India was good. The local technical team delivered excellent results, by working together. Here, a special mention is required for the reviewers of the papers. The technical team has put tremendous hard work, to bring out the proceeding of the 52nd MTS. It consists of the messages from IETE dignitaries, abstract of invited lectures, and contributory papers, which are key parts of the proceedings. I hope that readers, students, researchers, and practitioners of electronics, computer, and communication technologies may find it useful as a reading and reference material. I compliment the huge efforts of the reviewers and the editors to bring out the proceedings in such a short time. I take this opportunity to acknowledge each and everyone who worked hard and contributed directly or indirectly to make the 52nd MTS successful. Thanks to my colleagues of IETE Mumbai Centre. It was a pleasure working for IETE under the guidance of Dr. M N Hoda and Dr. Nilesh Kasat. The synchronization with Prof Ashwini Kunte, Shri N K Karnani, Prof Suvarna Bhise, Dr. Savita Sangam, Prof Poonam Chakraborty, Prof Smita Lonkar, and the support from HQ and local staff ended every effort into success. “Working in a team, in which each member is motivated with the same zeal, is an enriching experience to me.” Parag Walinjkar Convener, 52nd Mid Term Symposium Chairman, IETE Mumbai Centre Messages The Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers New Delhi, India Prof (Dr) J W Bakal President, IETE M E S S A G E As President IETE, it is indeed a matter of immense pride that IETE is organizing its 52nd Mid Term Symposium on a very significant theme “Emerging Trends in ICT & Electronics”. The Institution has come a long way as a National Apex Professional Body and has always provided a helping hand to the Government in implementation of all its policies pertaining to National Development. IETE offers expert opinions on contemporary technological issues faced by the Government through its Conferences, Workshops, Seminars and Symposia. Friends, as you all know the outbreak of Corona virus has created an unprecedented situation all around the world. ICT and Electronics have played a significant role in the effective management of the pandemic. ICTs have been the foundation and the “glue” behind the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic, and will continue to underpin emergency health response in future. ICT that has been deployed to combat Covid- 19 and its impacts ranged from remote health monitoring, autonomous disinfection, contactless temperature guns, virtual doctor visits and chatbots through to mobile apps, hospital robots, drones, streaming services and remote working tools. Not only this, ICTs have also helped the business and industry recover from the fallouts of the pandemic and the lockdown.
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