Hands-on Workshop on "Analog Circuit Design Using LT-Spice"
The IEEE-CEDA DSCE Student Chapter, is organizing an hands-on workshop titled “Analog Circuit Design using LT-Spice”, in the Department of Electronics and Communication This workshop aims to provide students with practical exposure to circuit simulation, analysis, and verification using the industry-standard LT-Spice tool.
The session will be conducted by Dr. Sarfraz Hussain, Assistant Professor at REVA University, Secretary of the CAS Bangalore Section, and Executive Member of the CEDA Bangalore Section. With his expertise in analog design and electronic system simulation, participants will gain valuable insights into designing and analyzing analog circuits, understanding simulation workflows, troubleshooting techniques, and applying theoretical concepts to real-world scenarios.
This workshop is particularly beneficial for students interested in electronics design, VLSI, embedded systems, and circuit-level simulation. By the end of the session, participants will be equipped with foundational skills to model, simulate, and evaluate analog circuits using LT-Spice.
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- Shavige Malleshwara Hills
- Kumaraswamy Layout
- Bangalore, Karnataka
- India 560078
- Building: ECE Department
- Starts 25 November 2025 04:00 AM UTC
- Ends 28 November 2025 05:00 PM UTC
- No Admission Charge
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Dr.Sarfraz Hussain
Hands-on Workshop on Analog Circuit Design using LT-Spice
Dr. Sarfraz Hussain is an Assistant Professor at REVA University and a dedicated researcher in electronics and VLSI. He completed his Ph.D. as a Visvesvaraya Fellow under MeitY, reflecting his strong academic and technical expertise. He is a Senior Member of IEEE and actively contributes to professional communities as the Secretary of the IEEE CAS Society, Bangalore Section. He is also involved with the IEEE SA Workgroup P3462 and is a member of the VLSI Society of India. With his experience and passion for teaching, Dr. Hussain brings valuable insights to students and young engineers.