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PROPOSAL UNDER THE SCHEME
FUND FOR IMPROVEMENT OF CENTERS OF INNOVATIVE SCIENCE,

ENGINEERING AND EDUCATION (CISEE)/ CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE IN
SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND MEDICINE (CESEM)
Submitted to
VISION GROUP ON SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (VGST),

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, BIOTECHNOLOGY
AND SCIENCE &TECHNOLOGY
Karnataka Science and Technology Promotion Society (KSTePS),
VGST Cell,
Vijnana Bhavan, 3rd Floor,
24/2, 21st Main,
Banashankari II Stage,
Bengaluru-560070,
Karnataka.
By
ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
S.T.J.INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
RANEBENNUR
MAY 2016
(For CESEM/ CISEE/ K-FIST/ SMYSR/ RFTT Programme)
PA R T - A
INSTITUTION INFORMATION
1 Name and Address of the Institution Sri Taralabalu Jagadguru Institute of Technology
Ranebennur, Haveri Dist, Karnataka -581115, India
2 Year of Establishment 1980
3 Indicate the university to which the Institution/College is Visveswaraiah Technological University, Belgaum
affiliated Approved by All India Council for Technical
Education, New Delhi
4 Whether the college is recognized by U.G.C., New Delhi …………….NO………….
under 12(b) & 2 (f) list, AICTE etc. (if so provide details in
brief)
5 Academic status of the Institution 1 University Institution (UIN)
(Indicate ‘√ ‘ mark wherever relevant) 2 Govt. Institution (GIN)
3 Aided Institution (AIN)
4 Autonomous Institution (Aut. In)
5 Private Institution (PIN) √
6 Minority Institution (MIN)
7 Backward Taluka (BKT)
8 371 J - Hyderabad Karnataka Region
(HKR)
6 Date of Accreditation by NAAC/NBA etc., Accreditation
details of Grade {(if any) Append a copy of NAAC)} …………….NO………….
7 Details of PG Courses Sl. Subject Students
Existing PG Courses, subject and student strength details No. strength
a Machine Design 18
b Digital Communication and 24
Networking
c Computer science Engineering 24
Total 66
8 Total students strength in the college (2016-‘17) 2000
9 Number of Faculty Members with Ph.D. in the Institution 09
10 Special Distinction earned by faculty members like YOUNG SCIENTIST AWARD FROM DST(2015)
International and National Awards, Professional Societies
(if any)
11 Communication Details of the Institution Postal Address Sri Taralabalu Jagadguru Institute of
Technology Ranebennur, Haveri
Dist, Karnataka -581115, India
E-mail principal@stjit.net
Mobile 9448746741
Phone No. 08373-266343

Fax No. 08373-266427
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PA R T - B
DEPARTMENT INFORMATION
(Department applying for VGST grants)
1 Name of the Department CISEE/ CESEM
(seeking VGST grant)
2 Application seeking VGST Grant for the programme CESEM Programme √
(Indicate ‘√ ‘ mark). In case of Institution wants to apply for CISEE Programme √
both CESEM & CISEE – Submit proposals separately K-FIST (L1) Programme
K-FIST (L2) Programme
SMYSR Programme
RFTT Programme
3 Subject Area (for which VGST grant is sought) 1 Engineering Sciences ENG
(If ‘√ ‘ mark is done at 2 or more places, the proposal 2 Chemistry CHM
will be rejected) 3 Biological & Agricultural BAS
Sciences
4 Physics PHY
5 Medical & Life Sciences MLS
6 Pharmacy PCY
7 Computational and Mathematical CMS
Sciences
8 Nano Science & Technology NST √
9 Geology, Earth & Environmental GEES
Sciences
4 List of Major Equipments required for the Department to 1 Atmo Sens 4 Micro Cantilevers
carry out the proposed Research work : Intellisuite
2 Sensimer 5 IOT Boards
3 Micro Heater 6 Raspberry Pi
so on
5 Whether the Department received any major research grant
during the last 3 years from DST/DBT, YES (FROM DST)
UGC/AICTE/MCI/Other grant from Govt. of India.
If yes, provide details
6 Indicate the major research area of the faculty members in the Department :
Mention the Title of the Major Total Number of Ph.D.
Name and Designation of the Faculty Member Research Work(s) Presently students being guided
being carried out in the Dept. in the Dept.
1. B. Maheshwarappa Image Processing, DSP NILL
2. Srinivasarao Udara MEMS/NEMS Materials, VLSI NILL
3. Dr. P H S Tejo Murthy MEMS/NEMS Materials, VLSI 02

7 Number of Publications in Scientific journals (National & 2015 - 16 03
International) published from the Department during the last 2014 - 15 05
3 years (Provide details in a separate sheet, if necessary) 2013 - 14
8 Computing and networking facilities available in your YES
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PA R T – C
PROGRAMME CO-ORDINATOR INFORMATION
1 Name SRINIVASARAO. UDARA
2 Education Qualification
B.Tech, M.Tech, (PH.D)
3 Designation ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
4 Department
ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION
12
5 Teaching Experience (Years)
01
6 Research Experience (Years)
MEMS/NEMS, Nano Materials, VLSI, WSN
7 Broad Area of Research work
8 Highlights of the research work carried out till 30th June 2016 (in less than 200 words)
The present work focused on fabrication of different types of MEMS/NEMS Cantilevers
fabricated successfully. Analysis done using Omnicant equipment to get the information about
the response and changes on the cantilever surface with different material coatings for the
analysis tested successfully. At present testing different types of gases with flow quantity and and
flow rate.
9 List of 2 or 3 best publications in 1 03
the last 5 years – Give details 2 02
3 02
10 No. of Publications a) National Journals 03
b) International Journals 02
No. of papers accepted for
c) 02
publication
Total No. 07
11 Contact Details of Postal Address STJIT Staff Quarters, Ranebennur
Programme Co-ordinator E-mail Srinivasarao_udara@yahoo.com
Mobile 9980614669, 8127511199
Phone No. 08373-266343
Fax No. 08373-266427
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PA R T – D
4. CONCEPT PROPOSAL (6 pages only)
TITLE: INTEGRATED MEMS/NEMS BASED MICROHEATERS FOR THE

DETECTION OF GAS FLOW & MEASUREMENT OF FLOW RATE USING
INSTRUMENT EXPERIMENTATION
4.1 OBJECTIVES (1/2 page only)
4.2 BACKGROUND OF THE PROGRAMME (1/2 page only)
4.3 RELEVANCE TO THE FIELD (1/2 page only)

(Industry/ Technology/ Agriculture/ Health/ Society etc.)
4.4 METHODOLOGY OF IMPLEMENTATION (1/2 page only)
4.5 REQUIREMENT TO FULFILL THE OBJECTIVES (1/2 page only)

(Equipment/ Infrastructure etc.)
4.6 TIME SCHEDULE
4.7 DELIVERABLES (1/2 page only)
4.8 BUDGET ESTIMATE

4.8.1 Non-Recurring Expenditure (NRE) for FY 2016-‘17 (1 page only)
a) CESEM, b) CISEE, c) K-FIST Level-I, d) K-FIST Level-II,
e) SMYSR & f) RFTT
Refer instructions for :
1) Format for Non-Recurring Expenditure- E-Tendering Process (NRE-ETP)
2) Format for Non-Recurring Expenditure- Manual Tendering Process (NRE-
MTP)
4.8.2 Recurring Expenditure (RE) for FY 2016-‘17 (1 page only)
a) CESEM, b) CISEE, c) K-FIST Level-I, d) K-FIST Level-II,
e) SMYSR & f) RFTT
4.9 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION OF EQUIPMENTS
4.10 JUSTIFICATION - PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENTS
5.0 PROPOSAL SUMMARY (1 page only)
Note: Details are given in subsequent sections.

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PA R T – D
CONCEPT PROPOSAL (6 Pages only)
(CESEM/ CISEE/ K-FIST/ SMYSR/ RFTT)
PROPOSAL TITLE: INTEGRATED MEMS/NEMS BASED MICROHEATERS FOR
THE DETECTION OF GAS FLOW & MEASUREMENT OF FLOW RATE USING
INSTRUMENT EXPERIMENTATION
4.1 OBJECTIVES (1/2 Page only)
The aim of the project is mainly for the detection of gas flow and measurement of flow
rate and its calibration using an Integrated ATMO Sens MEMS array of Micro heater
sensors which are the emerging system required for advanced technological applications
in Electronics.
The clear objectives of the present proposal are
i) To study about materials and chemical solutions for the analysis
ii) To measure the flow rate of gas and its calibration using ATMO Sens
Micro Heater Mass-Flow-Meter'
iii) To identify the gas and its changes constituent of atmosphere in real time
practical instrument based experiments and identifying amount of flow.
4.2 BACKGROUND OF THE PROGRAMME (1/2 Page only)
The calibration employed in this work is simple, cost effective and free of critical and therefore,
the technique can be extended to test different types of gases in chemical industries We have
demonstrate an ultra-low power, fast responding MEMS based Micro heater gas sensor platform.
The ultra-low power operation is a result of combining the two advantages gained through
miniaturization: (1) the drastic reduction in Micro heater surface area reduces the peak power to
approximately in mW, and (2) the short response time of tens of seconds allows the sensor to be
heated with short pulses, resulting in an average power consumption of as low as 1.5 The
instrument employed in this work is simple, cost effective and free of difficulty and therefore, the
technique can be extended to prepare many other important semiconducting metal oxide nano
particles. the gas sensing Micro heater platform presented here can be integrated with other
MEMS sensors and actuators, allowing for low-cost mass production. As a proof of concept, this
platform issued to measure flow rate of gas and its calibration and it can identify the type of gas
used in chemical industries.
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4.3 RELEVANCE TO THE FIELD (INDUSTRY/ TECHNOLOGY/
AGRICULTURE/ HEALTH/ SOCIETY ETC.) (1/2 Page only)
This work is completely related to Industry and society applications. MEMS based Micro
heater flow meter which wills measures different flow rate of different gases and its calibration
and in addition it is necessary to identify the gas which is useful in chemical industries.
4.4 METHODOLOGY OF IMPLEMENTATION (1/2 Page only)
Task #1 – Measurement of flow rate of a gas and its calibration Characterization The lower power
Micro heater described here is functionalized with WO3nanoparticles via precision solution
deposition (described above) to create a hydrogen sulfide (H2S) sensor. This material system has
been previously shown to be an effective H2Ssensor using a commercially available Micro heater
with a peak power consumption of 40 mW to reach 300◦C [26]. This previous study shown that
the electrical conductance of the networks of WO3nanoparticles increased when exposed to H2S
when heated to 300◦C. Furthermore, these sensors can be heat with short volt-age pulses to
decrease the average power consumption. Here we describe a similar result achieved with much
lower power consumption with the Micro heater devices described in this work. The current
through a WO3 nano particle network deposit on the Micro heater bridge as the device is heated
to 300◦C for 1 s every 6 s. As the sensor is heated, the current increases, due to the
semiconducting nature of WO3and this “heater on” cur-rent is increases upon exposure to H2S
concentration. The peak power consumption for this device is 1.5 mW resulting in an average
power consumption of only 250 W. This is roughly 3 orders of magnitude lower than commercial
SMO sensors. Micro heaters operating in “pulsed heating” mode at 300◦C have been shown to
operate for over three months with the resistance varying by less that 5% in that time. Given the
fast thermal response of the Micro heaters describe in this work, these heat pulses can be
shortened to the millisecond. The sensor this Micro heater has a peak power consumption of
about 1.5 mW to attain a temperature of 300◦C, which is the optimal operating temperature for
this sensor. The 1-ms heat pulses are applied once a second, giving an average power
consumption of only 1.5W. This level of power consumptions is reaching the range of
electrochemical sensors with a much simpler method of fabrication and assembly, much smaller
form factor, and composed of robust, high temperature-compatible materials. While the response
of the sensor for the ultra-short heat pulses is not as fast as with longer heat pulse times (minutes,
not seconds), this mode of measurement could be used to “monitor” the environmental
conditions. The heat pulse duration can be increased. The response time decreases when the heat
pulse duration is increased within the range of ms.
Task #2: identification of the gas: once the measurement of flow rate of gas completed it is
necessary to identify the presented gas which is very useful in chemical industries. It can be
done because each gas a has a certain Specific Capacity of Heat. If one controls the flow rate &
there by the volume of gas flowing; then the gas can be identified by knowing by how much the
Sl. No. of the
temperature Infrastructural
Micro heaterFacility Equipments
was reduced. and software’s
Another method Quantity
is by knowing the power required
1. the MicroSeparate
to keep heater atLab Atmo– Sens
constant temperature when a known volume 01 of gas is flowing above
it. 2. Water & Electricity Sensimer 02
3. Laboratory space Micro Heaters 02 Pg-7
4. Furniture Micro /Nano
4.5 REQUIREMENT TO FULFILL THE OBJECTIVES (EQUIPMENT/ Cantilevers 15
5. INFRASTRUCTURE
Power generator ETC.) Coventor
(1/2 Page Software
only) 01
6. AC rooms for lab IOT Boards 02
9. Administrative support Raspberry Pi 03
10. Internet / Library Computers 02
11. Computational facilities Scanner, printer 02
4.6 TIME SCHEDULE (in brief)

S. No. Activity Block Time required (in months)
1. Equipment procurement 1-6 (6 Months)
2. Preparation of samples 7-12 (6 Months)
3. Characterization of the samples 13-18 (6 Months)
4. Analysis of Results 19-24 (6 Months)
5. Conclusions & Their Applications 25- 30 (6 Months)
6. Project Report 31-36 (6 Months)
Total Time: 3 Years
4.7 DELIVERABLES (1/2 page only)
To carry out this research proposal work we are using ATMO Sens MEMS based Micro heater
flow meter which wills measures different flow rate of different gases and its calibration and in
addition it is necessary to identify the gas which is useful in chemical industries.
____________________________________ ____________________________________
Name & Signature of the Name & Signature of
Programme Co-ordinator Head of the Institution
(with seal) (with seal)
Date : ________________ Place: _______________
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4.8: BUDGET ESTIMATE - NON - RECURRING EXPENDITURE (NRE)
4.8.1.a.1 NRE UNDER CESEM : Procurement through E-Tendering Process - ETP

(Restricted to 80% of Rs. 20.00 lakhs only, which works out to maximum of Rs.16.00 lakhs) (1 page only)
(Equipments/Items above Rs.1.00 lakh have to be procured through E-tendring process,
which shall have to be entered in NRE - ETP)
Technical Unit Total Unit/ Total Estimated Cost
Sl. Items permitted to be procured only
Specification of Price Quantity (Rs. in lakhs)
No. through E-tender process
Equipment (Rs.) required (to be approved by VGST)
NRE
(to be indicated in Technical Specification of the Equipments

1
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NRE - Total Amount Rs.
Institution/ Programme Co-ordinator shall abide by the following VGST Terms & Conditions:
 Any deviation from the allocated 80% in Budget Estimate (Non-Recurring) will not be allowed.
 Procurement for items above Rs.1.00 lakhs shall be made strictly through E-tendering process using
GoK E-portal as per KTTP Act or purchase directly through State Government approved agencies.
 The proposal shall include Technical Specification of the Equipments (TSE) and Justification of the
Purchase (JPE). This supportive information is most essential for Non-Recurring Budget Estimate
(Proposals without TSE & JPE will not be considered for selection).
 Procurement of Equipments either through ETP or Manual Tendering Process (MTP) shall not exceed 80%
of the Budget. Items which are less than Rs.1.00 lakh can also be purchased along with other equipments
through ETP.
 Further change in the Budget Estimate (Both Non-Recurring & Recurring) will not be entertained.
The Institution/ Programme Co-ordinator/ Applicant will agree to follow the above mentioned Terms &
Conditions of VGST.
Signature of Principal/ Signature of Programme Co-ordinator

Head of Institution (with Seal) (with Seal)
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4.8.1.a.2 NRE UNDER CESEM : Procurement through Manual Tendering Process - MTP
(Procurement of Equipments/ Items below Rs.1.00 lakh only. This is also has to be
entered in NRE - MTP)
Items permitted to be procured only Technical Unit Total Unit/ Total Estimated Cost
Sl.
through Manual Tender process Specification of Price Quantity (Rs. in lakhs)
No.
(Internal Procedure) Equipment (Rs.) required (to be approved by VGST)

NRE Atmo Sens 10.00 lakhs 01
1
NRE Sensimer 3.9 lakhs 01
2
NRE Micro Heaters 1.0 lakh 01
3
NRE Micro /Nano Cantilevers 1.0 lakh 15
4
NRE Coventor Software 2.5 lakh 02
5
NRE IOT Boards, Raspberry Pi 1.0 lakh 05
6
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 For purchase of Items less than Rs.1.00 lakh, minimum 3 quotations have to be taken and to be purchased
for the lowest quote or purchase directly through State Government approved agencies.
 Procurement of Equipments either through ETP or MTP shall not exceed 80% of the Budget. Items which
are less than Rs.1.00 lakh can also be purchased along with other equipments through ETP.
The Institution/ Programme Co-ordinator/ Applicant will agree to follow the above mentioned Terms & Conditions
of VGST.

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4.8 : BUDGET ESTIMATE
4.8.1.b.c.1 NRE UNDER CISEE/ K-FIST - Level-1 : Procurement through
E-Tendering Process - ETP

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4.8.1.e.1 NRE UNDER SMYSR : Procurement through
(Restricted to 90% of Rs. 6.00 lakhs only, which works out to maximum of Rs. 5.40 lakhs) (1 page only)
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PROPOSAL UNDER THE SCHEME

FUND FOR IMPROVEMENT OF CENTERS OF INNOVATIVE SCIENCE,

VISION GROUP ON SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (VGST),

ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

Phone No. 08373-266343

3. Dr. P H S Tejo Murthy MEMS/NEMS Materials, VLSI 02

TITLE: INTEGRATED MEMS/NEMS BASED MICROHEATERS FOR THE

4.2 BACKGROUND OF THE PROGRAMME (1/2 page only)

4.3 RELEVANCE TO THE FIELD (1/2 page only)

4.5 REQUIREMENT TO FULFILL THE OBJECTIVES (1/2 page only)

4.7 DELIVERABLES (1/2 page only)

4.8 BUDGET ESTIMATE

4.10 JUSTIFICATION - PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENTS

5.0 PROPOSAL SUMMARY (1 page only)

Note: Details are given in subsequent sections.

4.4 METHODOLOGY OF IMPLEMENTATION (1/2 Page only)

4.6 TIME SCHEDULE (in brief)

Date : ________________ Place: _______________

4.8: BUDGET ESTIMATE - NON - RECURRING EXPENDITURE (NRE)

4.8.1.a.1 NRE UNDER CESEM : Procurement through E-Tendering Process - ETP

(to be indicated in Technical Specification of the Equipments

Page 11 & 12.

NRE - Total Amount Rs.

Signature of Principal/ Signature of Programme Co-ordinator

(to be indicated in Technical Specification of the Equipments

NRE - Total Amount Rs.

Signature of Principal/ Signature of Programme Co-ordinator

(to be indicated in Technical Specification of the Equipments

NRE - Total Amount Rs.

Signature of Principal/ Signature of Programme Co-ordinator

(to be indicated in Technical Specification of the Equipments

NRE - Total Amount Rs.

Signature of Principal/ Signature of Programme Co-ordinator

(to be indicated in Technical Specification of the Equipments

NRE - Total Amount Rs.

Signature of Principal/ Signature of Programme Co-ordinator

(to be indicated in Technical Specification of the Equipments

NRE - Total Amount Rs.

Signature of Principal/ Signature of Programme Co-ordinator

4.8 : BUDGET ESTIMATE

Page 11 & 12.

NRE - Total Amount Rs.

(to be indicated in Technical Specification of the Equipments

NRE - Total Amount Rs.

Signature of Principal/ Signature of Programme Co-ordinator

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