circuit cascader

"A Journey Through Electronic Artistry"

×

Description

Explore the dynamic world of Circuit Crusaders, where teams of 3-4 members design and build circuits to meet specific challenges. From brainstorming to testing, witness their creative solutions come to life in an electrifying showcase of innovation. Join us for an exciting journey into electronic artistry at Circuit Crusaders.


Registration Fee

₹300


Coordinator

Nikhil Upadhaye : 80738 30902
Prof. Shivanand Channi : 95382 28432

×

Rules

  • Team size : 3-4
  • Problem Statement: -Participants are given a problem statement or a set of requirements that their circuit design must fulfill. - This could range from designing a specific type of amplifier or filter to creating a circuit for a particular application such as a sensor interface or a communication system.
  • Constraints: - There may be constraints imposed on the design, such as limitations on component count, power consumption, size, or cost. - These constraints mimic real-world design challenges and require participants to optimize their designs accordingly.
  • Design Phase: - Participants brainstorm and develop circuit schematics and layouts to meet the given requirements while adhering to the imposed constraints. - They may use simulation software to verify the performance of their designs before proceeding to the implementation phase.
  • Implementation: - Once the design is finalized, participants proceed to build the circuit using electronic components such as resistors, capacitors, transistors, integrated circuits, etc. - They may solder components onto a breadboard for their circuits.
  • Testing and Evaluation: - After completing the construction, participants test their circuits to ensure that they function as intended and meet the specified criteria. - Judges may evaluate the designs based on various factors such as functionality, performance, efficiency, creativity, and adherence to the constraints.
  • Presentation: - Participants may be required to present their designs to a panel of judges, explaining their design choices, methodologies, and the rationale behind their circuit designs. - This presentation component allows participants to demonstrate their understanding of the underlying principles and their ability to communicate effectively.
×

Register

]