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<title>An Overview of DESCO’s Distribution, Operation, Maintenance and Customer Care</title>
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<description>An Overview of DESCO’s Distribution, Operation, Maintenance and Customer Care
Sayeed, Md. Sohab; Chowdhury, Abdullah Al Maymun
Electricity is the ultimate tool for modernization. It created it, sustains and will hence propel&#13;
its borders past present limitations. Proper supply of electricity has a positive impact on GDP&#13;
of a country. In Bangladesh, there is always a deficit of electricity production. At the&#13;
moment, only 60% of our entire popUlations are getting electricity. People, who are getting&#13;
electric lines, are also facing a great deal of load shedding. After the liberation war, every&#13;
government tried to improve power sectors but the struggle with meeting the demands of the&#13;
electrical consumption still persists. The most pressing problem in the power sector has been&#13;
with the distribution system, which is characterized by heavy system loss and poor collection&#13;
perfonnance. Dhaka Electric Supply Company Ltd. (DESCO) was created in 1996 under&#13;
company Act 1994 as a public Limited company to improve better revenue collection and&#13;
better consumer service.
This thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of B.Sc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering of East West University, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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<title>Drive Test, Survey, Single Site Verification and Optimization in Wimax Technology.</title>
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<description>Drive Test, Survey, Single Site Verification and Optimization in Wimax Technology.
Shah, Md. Imran
Wi max (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) technology is the topic of my&#13;
internee work. Drive test, survey, single site verification and optimization is the main subject of&#13;
my internee work.&#13;
I was under a senior RF engineer and had the full scope and independence to work on the&#13;
project. While working on the project I had the scope to come cross many new things of the&#13;
Wimax technology. This internship report provides the detail about the mobile Wimax system&#13;
and its overall working procedure to maintain the drive test, survey, single site verification and&#13;
optimization and also designing in a proper network planning which is helpful to offer better&#13;
throughput broadband wireless connectivity at a much lower cost. During my internee period I have spent a superior time in learning and performing. I had the&#13;
experience of corporate reporting working environment which affects an employee performance&#13;
and approach to work. I also had the opportunity to work in practical field, which will be very&#13;
helpful in my professional life.
This thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of B.Sc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering of East West University, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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<title>Performance Comparison between INAS on Insulator and Silicon on Insulator Mosfets Using a Compact Model</title>
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<description>Performance Comparison between INAS on Insulator and Silicon on Insulator Mosfets Using a Compact Model
M. A. Al-Mamun; Shahriar, Shaimum; Chowdhury, Mamun
Silicon-on-insulator (SOl) MOSFET is one of the modem state of the art transistor in&#13;
Qruch a semiconductor layer like silicon is formed above an insulator layer on a semiconductor&#13;
substrate. In SOl MOSFET, there is much more advantages over bulk silicon MOSFET such as&#13;
high speed operation, low power consumption, small short channel effects. Over the past several&#13;
years, the inherent scaling limitations of silicon (Si) electron devices have fuelled the exploration&#13;
of alternative semiconductors, with high carrier mobility, to further enhance device performance.&#13;
In particular, compound semiconductors heterogeneously integrated on Si substrates have been&#13;
actively studied: such devices combine the high mobility of lII-V semiconductors and the well&#13;
established, low-cost processing of Si technology. This integration, however, presents significant challenges. Conventionally, heteroepitaxial growth of complex multilayers on Si has been&#13;
explored but besides complexity, high defect densities and junction leakage currents present&#13;
limitations in this approach. Motivated by this challenge, we use a three surface potentials (gate&#13;
oxide-silicon film interface, silicon-film-buried oxide interface and buried oxide-substrate&#13;
interface) based compact model to study a fully depleted SOl and XOI MOSFETs. We have&#13;
simulated the surface potentials, surface charge density, gate capacitance, drain current,&#13;
transconductance and unity gain frequency of SOl and XOI MOSFETs. The different output&#13;
characteristics show a better performance for InAs. We have got high drain current transconductance and unity gain frequency of XOI MOSFET. On the other hand, we got very&#13;
low (negative) threshold voltage for XOI MOSFET. So, by using XOI MOSFET, we can get&#13;
high speed operation and amplification, low power consumption than SOl MOSFET as well as&#13;
bulk silicon MOSFET.
This thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of B.Sc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering of East West University, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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<title>Design and Implementation of a Line Following Robot with Temperature Sensing and Comparing Capability</title>
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<description>Design and Implementation of a Line Following Robot with Temperature Sensing and Comparing Capability
Ahmed, Sabbir; Khan, Md. Shlahuddin
Line following robot is a kind of robot which can detect a path drawn in a surface. This can be a&#13;
black line in white surface or white line in a black surface. In this project we made a line&#13;
following robot which can follow a white line drawn on a black surface. The robot has another&#13;
feature - the ability to sense the temperature. So, the objective to make this robot is to follow a&#13;
white line in black surface and also sense the temperature in its path. The robot is programmed&#13;
so that it can measure temperature in its path at an interval of 30 seconds. The application of this&#13;
robot is in temperature sensitive areas like cold storage, chemical industries, medicine manufacturing farms etc. In these areas, maintenance of temperature is an important issue, so we&#13;
can easily use this robot. The principle of detecting the path uses the reflectivity of light. Black&#13;
surface absorbs light and white surface reflects it. We have used seven LEDs (Light Emitting&#13;
Diode) and seven LDRs (Light Depending Resistor) to detect the path. An LED and an LDR&#13;
together make a single sensor circuit. When the sensor is over a white surface, the light from the&#13;
LED reflects from the surface to the LDR and due to the decrease of resistivity of the LDR, the&#13;
voltage across the LDR decreases. The output of each sensor circuit works as an input of a&#13;
comparator (Ie LM324) which compares the output voltage ofLDR to a reference voltage which is given manually. If the LDR output voltage is higher than the reference voltage, then the&#13;
comparator outputs logic high; otherwise the comparator output is logic low. So the comparator&#13;
Ie converts the analog signal to digital. As we have used seven sensors to detect path, so we&#13;
have a combination of seven bits of logical data. Value of this combination always changes&#13;
during the path following. We use those combinations to the input pins of the microcontroller as&#13;
the digital data. In our project we have used microcontroller ATmega16A from AVR. The&#13;
microcontroller gives output (according to the data and the program code) to a motor drive IC.
This thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of B.Sc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering of East West University, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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