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A highly efficient SMPS led driver for lighting applications

This paper proposes an efficient LED Driver for lighting applications. This LED Driver uses TOP256YN Controller which is having an inbuilt controller along with the switch. The Driver is having least number of components so as the losses and compact in size help to cut its cost and improves the efficiency. The simulation is carried out using PSIM software.

Published by: Geeta B. Bapodara, M. V. Makawana, S. H. Trivedi

Author: Geeta B. Bapodara

Paper ID: V4I2-2072

Paper Status: published

Published: April 23, 2018

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Design and fabrication of the digital mileage calculator

Today in this digitized world, if the fuel indicator in the automobiles is also made digital it will help to know the exact amount of fuel available in the fuel tank. The above-furnished fact is considered in my project and I found out a proper solution for indicating the exact availability of fuel in the tank digitally. Here, I am indicating the amount of fuel in the tank in liters. This value in liters will be in numerical digits (ex: 1.2, 1.3, 1.4). This project mainly concentrates on the indication of fuel level in two-wheeler tanks. Various other features like the distance can be traveled to the corresponding fuel, is added to this arrangement which will explain the clear performance of the vehicle to the corresponding fuel.

Published by: Praveen Kumar Sahu

Author: Praveen Kumar Sahu

Paper ID: V4I2-2076

Paper Status: published

Published: April 23, 2018

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A study on N-policy FM/FG/1 vacation queuing system with server timeout in triangular, trapezoidal and pentagon fuzzy numbers using α-cuts

This paper studied and investigated about the N-policy queueing system with server timeout, using Triangular Trapezoidal and Pentagon Fuzzy numbers with the application of fuzzy set. We consider single server vacation queueing system that operates in the following manner; when the system is empty, the server waits for fixed time c. At this time if n-customers are waiting in the queue then server return to the system and do the service. At the expiration of the time, if no customer arrives server goes on vacation. Similarly in vacation also if n-customers are waiting in queue serve return to the system and commence service exhaustively. By the approach of DSW algorithm, we develop the membership function of the system performance are of fuzzy nature. Based on the α-cut approach the fuzzy queues are reduced to a family of a crisp set. The numerical examples are also studied in this model.

Published by: Y. Saritha, K. Satish Kumar, K. Chandan, G. Sridhar

Author: Y. Saritha

Paper ID: V4I2-2085

Paper Status: published

Published: April 23, 2018

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Comparative study of the immediate effect of muscle energy technique and active dynamic stretching on hamstring flexibility in healthy females adults of age

Flexibility is an integral part of optimal musculoskeletal characteristics. The tightness of hamstring muscles is one of the main factors hindering performance in daily activities. Reduction in the flexibility of the hamstrings has been reported to increase the risk of damage to the musculoskeletal system. The flexibility of the hamstring is important for general health and physical fitness. The hamstring muscle is found to be the most prevalent for the tightness in the body. The tightness of these muscles produces decrease range of motion and reduced flexibility of the pelvis, hip, and knee joints. Reduced hamstring muscle flexibility has been implicated in lumbar spine dysfunction and showing a strong positive correlation between decreased hamstring flexibility and low back pain. Hamstring flexibility plays an important role in lower extremity injury. A hamstring is a group of muscles including semitendinosus, semimembranosus, biceps femoris, and its functions as a flexor of knee and joint extensor of the hip joint.

Published by: Mohini Dixit, Subrat Samal

Author: Mohini Dixit

Paper ID: V4I2-2095

Paper Status: published

Published: April 23, 2018

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An automatic text summarization using simplified Lesk Algorithm

Text Summarization is the method by which the noteworthy segments of a text are recovered. Diverse philosophies are created till now relying on a few parameters to discover the summary based on the position, configuration and sort of the sentences in an information content, organizations of various words, recurrence of a specific word in content and so on. As indicated by various information sources, these predefined limitations enormously influence the outcome. The proposed approach generates the outline by undertaking an unsupervised learning method. The significance of a sentence in an information content is assessed by the assistance of Simplified Lesk Algorithm. As an online semantic dictionary WordNet is utilized. To start with, this approach assesses the weights of the considerable number of sentences of a content independently utilizing the Simplified Lesk Algorithm's calculation and organizes them in diminishing request as indicated by their weights. Next, depending upon the given level of the synopsis, a specific number of sentences are chosen from that requested rundown. The proposed approach gives best outcomes up to half outline of the original content.

Published by: Vaidehi Tare, Priya Shukla, Vaibhavi Vichare, Saroja T. V

Author: Vaidehi Tare

Paper ID: V4I2-2014

Paper Status: published

Published: April 23, 2018

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SQL query database manager tool for developer

To design the database and tune SQL Queries. Tuning can be done by reducing the total CPU time and reducing the input taken by the Query. This tool can be used by the developer to tune the queries and to examine Nested and normalized queries, and information about database objects. The input to the optimizer is a parsed SQL query and statistics about the tables, indexes, and columns named in the query. The optimizer examines parsed and normalized queries, and information about database objects. The input to the optimizer is a parsed SQL query and statistics about the tables, indexes, and columns named in the query. The output from the optimizer is a query plan. The query plan is compiled code that contains the ordered steps to carry out the query, including the access methods (table scan or index scan, type of join to use, join order, and so on) to access each table. Using statistics on tables and indexes, the optimizer predicts the cost of using alternative access methods to resolve a particular query. It finds the best query plan – the plan that is least costly in terms of input.

Published by: Abhishiktha. K, Krithika. S, Pradeep. R. S, Dr. G. S. Anandha Mala

Author: Abhishiktha. K

Paper ID: V4I2-2087

Paper Status: published

Published: April 23, 2018

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