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DESCRIPTION:IEEE Women In Engineering Affinity (WIE) affinity group of Hyde
 rabad section organized an Industrial visit to RCI labs (DRDO)\, Hyderabad
  on 11 August 2014 from 10:00 A.M. to 01:00 P.M. Its main aim is to provid
 e students with an opportunity to learn practically through interaction an
 d helps them gain first hand information regarding the functionality of in
 dustry. 84 students from two Engineering colleges namely Geethanjali Colle
 ge and CVR Engineering college from Hyderabad and 5 professionals attended
  this industrial visit. Firstly students were given necessary security ins
 tructions. The students were taken to the exposition hall and were shown a
  video about the various achievements of RCI in the past 25 years. Missile
 s like AGNI\, AKASH\, NAG\, ASTRA\, TRISHUL etc were developed at RCI\,DRD
 O. Students were taken through a guided tour by Mr.V.V Subramanyum\, Scien
 tist at RCI. Students were explained about the outcomes of various labs at
  RCI viz.\, Control Systems lab\, power systems \,etc collectively called 
 Lab of Missile Technologies. Students were then explained about actuators 
 and their role in maintaining the trajectory of missile besides aerodynami
 c errors. Students were introduced to few machines like BLDC (Brush Less D
 C) motors\, Servo valve\, Hydraulic machines used in various missiles. Rol
 e of Embedded On Board Computers and how different it is from the other em
 bedded computers was also explained. Power Supply systems used in missiles
  were also shown and a brief introdution was given. Mr.B.S. Rao\, Scientis
 t at RCI\, then explained about seeker and its role in missile defence sys
 tem of AAKASH. Students learned the application of Doppler shift in moving
  target analysis done in seeker. Students actively interacted with the sci
 entist and cleared their doubts. Students then visited the inner exhibits 
 and viewed the prototypes of various missiles that were developed in RCI\,
  DRDO. After a short tea break\, students were taken to some of the test f
 acilities\, where the different testing methods were followed to test the 
 missiles compatibility with the environment conditions and its ability to 
 withstand the shock and vibrations. Students were given a brief overview a
 bout the operation of various tests. The students were then taken to the E
 MI/EMC test facility and where Mr.Sandeep\, Scientist at RCI explained stu
 dents about EMI and its threat to the functioning of missile and its subsy
 stems. Various test platforms on which the performance of systems shall be
  studied to develop sufficient EMC which mitigate the EMI. The students th
 en learned about threats due to ESD and measures taken to reduce it. In al
 l the entire visit was enlightening and by both the students and faculty a
 nd wished for more such visits in the future. This visit enabled the stude
 nts to get insight of the internal working environment of Research Centre 
 Imarat (RCI) one of Indiaâ€™s premier labs of Defence Research and De
 velopment Organisation (DRDO)\, as well as useful information related to t
 he practical aspects of the educational course which cannot be visualized 
 in class room lectures and promoted interaction and networking among stude
 nts and professional members. This event was initiated and coordinated by 
 Dr. Swarna Bai Arniker\, Chairperson WIE AG IEEE Hyderabad section and Sci
 entist â€™Eâ€™\, Research Centre Imarat (RCI)\, Hyderabad. Mrs. 
 G.Sree Lakshmi\, M.C.Raju from Geethanjali College of Engineering and Tech
 nology and Mr.Appa rao and Mr.Suman from CVR College of Engineering Hydera
 bad also co-ordinated this visit respectively.\n\nCo-sponsored by: Dr.Swar
 na Bai Arniker\n\nHyderabad\, Andhra Pradesh\, India
LOCATION:Hyderabad\, Andhra Pradesh\, India
ORGANIZER:swarnabai.arniker.dr@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:[Legacy Report] Visit to Defence R&amp; D lab Research Centre Imarat\, 
 DRDO\, Hyderabad
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/105395
X-ALT-DESC:Description: &lt;br /&gt;IEEE Women In Engineering Affinity (WIE) affi
 nity group of Hyderabad section organized an Industrial visit to RCI labs 
 (DRDO)\, Hyderabad on 11 August 2014 from 10:00 A.M. to 01:00 P.M. Its mai
 n aim is to provide students with an opportunity to learn practically thro
 ugh interaction and helps them gain first hand information regarding the f
 unctionality of industry. 84 students from two  Engineering colleges namel
 y Geethanjali College and CVR Engineering college  from Hyderabad   and 5 
 professionals attended this industrial visit.\nFirstly students were given
  necessary security instructions. The students were taken to the expositio
 n hall and were shown a video about the various achievements of RCI in the
  past 25 years. Missiles like AGNI\, AKASH\, NAG\, ASTRA\, TRISHUL etc wer
 e developed at RCI\,DRDO. Students were taken through a guided tour by Mr.
 V.V Subramanyum\, Scientist at RCI. Students were explained about the outc
 omes of various labs at RCI viz.\, Control Systems lab\, power systems \,e
 tc collectively called Lab of Missile Technologies. \nStudents were then e
 xplained about actuators and their role in maintaining the trajectory of m
 issile besides aerodynamic errors. Students were introduced to few machine
 s like BLDC (Brush Less DC) motors\, Servo valve\, Hydraulic machines used
  in various missiles.\nRole of Embedded On Board Computers and how differe
 nt it is from the other embedded computers was also explained. Power Suppl
 y systems used in missiles were also shown and a brief introdution was giv
 en.\nMr.B.S. Rao\, Scientist at RCI\, then explained about seeker and its 
 role in missile defence system of AAKASH. Students learned the application
  of Doppler shift in moving target analysis done in seeker. Students activ
 ely interacted with the scientist and cleared their doubts.\nStudents then
  visited the inner exhibits and viewed the prototypes of various missiles 
 that were developed in RCI\, DRDO.\nAfter a short tea break\, students wer
 e taken to some of the test facilities\, where the different testing metho
 ds were followed to test the missiles compatibility with the environment c
 onditions and its ability to withstand the shock and vibrations. Students 
 were given a brief overview about the operation of various tests.\nThe stu
 dents were then taken to the EMI/EMC test facility and where Mr.Sandeep\, 
 Scientist at RCI explained students about EMI and its threat to the functi
 oning of missile and its subsystems. Various test platforms on which the p
 erformance of systems shall be studied to develop sufficient EMC which mit
 igate the EMI. The students then learned about threats due to ESD and meas
 ures taken to reduce it.\nIn all the entire visit was enlightening and by 
 both the students and faculty and wished for more such visits in the futur
 e. \nThis visit enabled the students to get insight of the internal workin
 g environment of Research Centre Imarat (RCI) one of Indiaâ€™s premie
 r labs of Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO)\, as well a
 s useful information related to the practical aspects of the educational c
 ourse which cannot be visualized in class room lectures and promoted inter
 action and networking among students and professional members. \n\nThis ev
 ent was initiated and coordinated by Dr. Swarna Bai Arniker\, Chairperson 
 WIE AG IEEE Hyderabad section and Scientist â€™Eâ€™\, Research C
 entre Imarat (RCI)\, Hyderabad. Mrs. G.Sree Lakshmi\, M.C.Raju from Geetha
 njali College of Engineering and Technology and Mr.Appa rao and Mr.Suman f
 rom CVR College of Engineering Hyderabad also co-ordinated this visit resp
 ectively.\n
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