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Introduction APPLICATION FORM Faculty: Experts from Leading Institutes of This Country Will Be the Faculty for This Program Introduction APPLICATION FORM Faculty: Experts from leading Institutes of this country will be the faculty for this program. A few SHORT TERM COURSE The need for miniaturization of electronic equipment among them are listed below has led to the need of Analog Integrated Circuits. In on 1. Prof. G.S.Visweswaran (IIT Delhi) this, the requirement and need is to design an inductor 2. Prof. Raj Senani (Ex-Director, NSIT Delhi) ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS less circuits which can be easily integrated. In this 3. Prof. A. A. Khan (Ex VC, RU) context, this program helps in refreshing the basic 4. Prof. Sudeb Dasgupta (IIT Roorkee) fundamentals and cover the applications part also. 5. Prof. Tarun Kanti Bhattacharyya (IIT KGP) 6. Prof. Shouri Chatterjee (IIT Delhi) Course Contents 7. Prof. P. K. Banerjee (Jadavpur University) 8. Prof. Neeta Pandey (DTU, Delhi) 9. Prof. M. P. Tripathi (NIT Patna) (15 th – 22 nd June, 2015) • Fundamentals of Analog Integrated 10. Prof. D. K. Singh (NIT Patna) Department of Circuits Electronics and Communication Engineering • National Institute of Technology, Operational Amplifiers and its Eligibility: The program is open to teaching faculty of all Patna -800005. Applications AICTE approved engineering colleges, Research Scholars, • OTA (Operational Transconductance Engineers working in industry and Students. 1. Name Amplifiers ) and its Applications Registration and Fee Particulars 2. Date of Birth • Current Conveyors and its Applications 3. Designation Applications can be downloaded from the website: • Current Feedback Amplifiers and its 4. Institution www.nitp.ac.in which should be filled by the candidate and 5. Whether the Institution has Applications registration fee can be deposited with a DD, favoring , AICTE Recognition YES / NO • Frequency Analysis of Bi-polar and Director, NIT Patna payable at any bank in Patna. 6. Address for Correspondence Registration is also possible by paying the registration fee MOS transistors With e-mail in cash at the registration counter up to 15 th June 10:30 AM. • Feedback in Amplifiers 7. Educational Qualifications with specialization Registration Fee: 8. D.D. Particulars Amount Rs.: No : Date : For students and Research Scholars ``` 1000/- 9. Details of Short Term Courses For Faculty and Industry Participants ``` 2000/- attended earlier Advisory Committee 10. Any other information Selection Declaration 1. Prof. D. K. Singh The selection will be done on first come first 2. Prof. U. S. Triar serve basis and number of participants is limited The information provided is true to the best of my to 50. knowledge. If selected, I agree to abide by the rules and regulations of the course and shall attend the Organizing Committee course for the entire duration. I also undertake the responsibility to inform the Coordinator in case, I am 1. Dr. Gayadhar Pradhan unable to attend the course. 2. Dr. Asit Narayan 3. Dr. Jayanta Ghosh Place: 4. Dr. Prakash Chandra Date: Signature of the applicant 5. Dr. S. Gowri Sankar About the Institute and Patna, Bihar. The National Institute of Technology Patna (NIT Patna), SPONSORSHIP CERTIFICATE formerly Bihar School of Engineering and Bihar College SHORT TERM COURSE of Engineering is a public engineering institution located in Patna in the Indian state of Bihar. It was Dr/Mr/Ms. renamed to NIT Patna, by the Government of India on on is an employee of our Institute/Organization and is January 28, 2004. It is an autonomous institute hereby sponsored to participate in the a Short Term functions directly under Ministry of Human Resource Course on “ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS ” ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS Development, Government of India. during 15 th June 2015 to 22 nd June 2015 at National (15 – 22 JUNE, 2015) NIT Patna is the second oldest engineering college of Institute of Technology, Patna. India. Its origin can be traced to 1886 with the establishment of a survey training school and subsequent renaming it to Bihar college of Engineering in 1900. A graduate level curriculum was introduced in 1924. It was renamed Bihar College of Engineering in 1932. In 2004 the government of India upgraded the Place: college to National Institute of Technology (NIT) status, Date: as the state of Bihar had lost its only Regional Engineering College (REC), located at Jamshedpur, when Jharkhand was carved out of Bihar in 2000. By Signature of Head of Institution 2002, the Indian government decided to upgrade all (with seal) RECs to NITs, with the aim of having at least one NIT per state. Bihar College of Engineering was the first Address for correspondence institute to be directly upgraded to NIT status. In 2007, it was granted Institute of National Importance status in accordance with the National Institutes of Prof. M. P. Tripathi Technology Act, 2007. Professor Emeritus Patna is the largest town in Bihar and its history dates National Institute of Technology, back to 3000 years. During ancient times, the city was Patna – 800004. famously known as Pataliputra and it served capital of Magadha kingdom. Ruled by various dynasties, the Mobile: +91 9560606324 Patron land reflects the influences of varied culture and Email: [email protected] lifestyle. You may want to take a long vacation to enjoy Prof. Asok De the essence of Patna, which was one amongst the Director earliest lands inhabited. Here are the few important NIT Patna Dr. Puli Kishore Kumar places that you can visit in Patna, which would bring Assistant Professor to your mind’s eye the spirits of the city. National Institute of Technology, Kumrahar stands proof of the cultural excellence of Patna – 800004. ancient Pataliputra. Located 5 kms from Patna, Mobile: +91 7033297213 Kumrahar gives you an insight into the rich history of Coordinator Email: [email protected] Patna. The site now contains archaeological remains of Mauryan palace. Golghar is a fine specimen of the architectural splendor of the land. Captain John Prof. M. P. Tripathi Dr. Rakesh Ranjan Garstin built Golghar in the year 1786 to use as a Professor Emeritus, NIT Patna Assistant Professor granary to store grain when famine hit the city. The National Institute of Technology, architecture bears resemblance of the Stupa style. Patna – 800004. Situated at city’s centre, Patna Museum is sure to make your mind travel to the ancient times. It was Mobile: +91 9334385016 constructed in the year 1917 and it is the oldest Co-Coordinators Email: [email protected] museum in the city. Influences of Mughal and Rajput style of architecture are evident in the construction of the museum. “Unfathomable Well” Agam Kuan Dr. Puli Kishore Kumar Constructed by King Ashoka, Jalan Museum near Assistant Professor, NIT Patna bank of river Ganges, Sanjay Gandhi Botanical Garden, Patna Planetarium, Nalanda University, Dr. Rakesh Ranjan Buddha Smriti Park are visiting Places The participants are welcome to Patna and the Assistant Professor, NIT Patna institute for the Short Term Course. .
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