Analysis of SCR, R and RL load, R and RC, DIAC circuit
In this report it consist of how the model is done of study of DIAC characteristics, R & RC Triggering circuit, & speed controlling using SCR. SCR is a unidirectional device that allows the current in one direction & repel in another direction.
Published by: Parth Bhiva Naik, Swaroop Parab, Omkar Gawas, Gangaram Desai
Author: Parth Bhiva Naik
Paper ID: V8I2-1175
Paper Status: published
Published: March 23, 2022
An observational, cross-sectional study on Eating disorders amongst college going students.
Aim: The aim of this research paper was to point out the actual factors behind the Eating disorder (ED) prevalant in the college going students in Belagavi, Karnataka and to study the actual factors behind the Eating disorders. As Eating disorder (ED) is a very under-studied topic & hard-to-diagnose because of the psychiatric condition. Especially among the young adults who are mostly college students who face many challenges as they navigate through a transitional stage of life shows a high mortality rate . OBJECTIVE: 1.To find out the risk factors leading to eating disorders among students. 2.To compare the prevalence level among male and female students. METHODOLOGY: - An observational and cross-sectional study was conducted on 200 students from age group 18–25 years by means of simple random sampling. The heights and weights of the students were recorded. A descriptive study design with following questionnaires were distributed among the participants - Eating Attitudes Test (EAT26), Perceived Stress Scale (PSS), Body Shape Questionnaire (BSQ34), and Demographic Details. The results were analyzed and tabulated using the SPSS software (version 20.1). Written consent was obtained from the individuals and the permission was obtained from the Head of the institutions. A detailed instruction was given to all the students by the assessor who is not involved in the study. RESULT: It was found that 13% of the students had a high risk for eating disorders. High risk was associated with severe body shape concerns (p<0.001) and high stress. Other factors that had influence were - peer pressure, a history of counselling, excessive physical exercise and the history of certain behavioral symptoms like the use of diet pills and laxatives (p<0.001). CONCLUSION: Eating Disorders (ED) mainly affect women. High stress and body shape concerns have been found to be intrinsically associated with eating disorders. Eating disorder risk is highly prevalent in medical and paramedical students.
Published by: Dr. Mukta Nivedita Bera, Dr. Dariker Bateilin Kharmujai, Dr. Afshan A. Balekundari
Author: Dr. Mukta Nivedita Bera
Paper ID: V8I2-1194
Paper Status: published
Published: March 22, 2022
Beneficiaries of Maternity Benefit Programmes: A case study of Chittoor District
Women constitute half of the total population in India. Though, their contribution to workforce is also significant, their work has not been considered as economical. But during the 21st Century, the situations have changed and their work is also considered as economical. Due to globalization, the women too coming out of the homes for earning and they were given with more opportunities at all levels at their workplaces both in organized and unorganized sectors. But, it is well known factor that women have to contribute for reproductive spheres also and it will be difficult to them to discharge their work responsibilities during the prenatal, natal and postnatal periods. Hence, the Government has implemented several Maternity Benefit Schemes for facilitating the women at prenatal, natal and post natal conditions. The present study is an attempt to identify the profile of the beneficiaries of Maternity Benefit Programmes in Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh. The study revealed that majority of the beneficiaries of Maternity Benefit Programmes in Chittoor district are younger in age group, belongs to backward communities, highly educated, working as employees and earning less than Rs. 20000/- as income, got married before reaching 20 years and conceived before attainment of 20 years, the gap between first and second pregnancy is one to two years, had institutional deliveries, particularly in government hospitals and adopted family planning after second delivery, undergone family planning operation in government hospital.
Published by: Bukke Ravi Naik
Author: Bukke Ravi Naik
Paper ID: V8I2-1188
Paper Status: published
Published: March 21, 2022
Odishi Music System: An Exclusive Musical Tradition of India
Peculiarities in the presentation of Odissi. The delivery style of Odissi Music: Of all the arts performing Art is of highest design and it is known when someone performs it before audience. The language originality and epical standard of music will be more as and when its recital style is developed and enchanting. Nice musical feeling is generated in our body when we hear a song being sung or an instrument being played. Then only we accept music. An artist enchants the audience through his concentrated tone. Therefore, epical Raga Sangeet is enriched by the beautiful language of artist and it is disciplined through the classical artists. As because the classical music is a loud tonic music, there are rules and regulations for its recital. The classical artists try their best to make the song hearty and touchy. Therefore the classical music will be more lively when it is disciplined and orderly.
Published by: Dr. Niladri Kalyan Das
Author: Dr. Niladri Kalyan Das
Paper ID: V8I2-1186
Paper Status: published
Published: March 21, 2022
Reliable communication using modified TCP over Wireless Network
Existing Transport Protocols like TCP is well-tuned to the traditional networks made up of wired links and fixed hosts. TCP provides reliable end-to-end delivery of packets between hosts in packet-switched computer communication networks. It provides reliability by retransmitting packets that are not delivered within a specific timeout interval. Because of the relatively low error rates on the wired network, TCP correctly manages the losses in a congested network. TCP reacts to packet losses by dropping the transmission window at the sender and initiating congestion control mechanisms like slow start that reduce the load on the network. TCP reacts to packet losses by dropping its window size and initiating congestion control or avoidance mechanisms in a network consisting of wireless links characterized by high bit-error rates, intermittent connectivity, and handoff-related losses. This is because it does not distinguish between transmission-related losses and losses due to congestion. Such a TCP reaction results in an avoidable reduction in the link bandwidth utilization and, consequently, significant degradation in performance in the form of poor throughput and high interactive delays. This paper presents some modifications to the existing TCP protocol. We have modified the TCP protocol to make it suitable for wireless communication environments. We have studied the performance of our modification in comparison to some other existing TCP protocols.
Published by: Subhasis Banerjee
Author: Subhasis Banerjee
Paper ID: V8I2-1193
Paper Status: published
Published: March 21, 2022
Digital Banking: Current trends and prospects in India
Today there is tremendous growth in the use of digital banking through mobile phones in India. The entire ecosystem for digital banking has been made possible by the initiative of the Government and has received a boost on account of the present Covid-19 Pandemic scenario. With the current pace of rapid ongoing technology intervention in the financial sector via digital banking activity one witness a very huge increase in the use of financial services via technology. This has been an eye-opener to all the commercial banking activity in the country to tap the huge potential of the unbanked market area that is available across India as well as the e-commerce space. It is conservatively estimated that about 60% of the Indian population has a mobile phone. With financial tools provided in the mobiles, a handheld bank is available in every corner of India covered by telecom services. Thanks to technology and digitization, various initiatives like Jan Dhan Yojana, Direct benefit transfers, RuPay card, account dormancy, Aadhar card, Unified payment interface, Demonetization, GST, New regulatory framework, New Payment Banks, Fintech, etc., we are witnessing an ongoing "digital financial inclusion" in the country. Thanks to the digital initiative, today in India the Financial inclusion concept has become very important and has touched all aspects of society. The consumer perception towards digital payment is an important element contributing to the success of digital banking. Whether the process of digital banking will sustain and become a standard practice for all payments across domains in India or is it only a passing fancy being adopted mainly by the younger generation is a question that needs to be examined. This research is directed to understand the development of digital banking in India as well as aimed at providing a glimpse of the user’s behavior in respect of the use of digital banking, the satisfaction level, and factors that affect its adoption.to understand the user perception and future intention. The research aimed at providing a glimpse of the user’s behavior in respect of the use of digital banking, the satisfaction level, and factors that affect its adoption. It has helped to identify the challenges in digital banking and predicts a successful future prospects for digital banking in India
Published by: Dr. Ramesh Raj Ayer, Karthik M.
Author: Dr. Ramesh Raj Ayer
Paper ID: V8I2-1178
Paper Status: published
Published: March 16, 2022
