Electronics Club, IIT ISM Dhanbad

18/03/2022

25/02/2022

Building quantum circuits is a very delicate process because qubits are unstable and fragile. They require a highly controlled environment that’s almost totally isolated from the outside world to avoid any interference.

Quantum computers are so complex that they are not intended for the general public. They are useful for very specific research purposes and industrial applications. They’ll be used to run extremely complex simulations such as a rendering of the Earth’s total climatic function.
More than that, however, classical computers perform better than quantum ones in some simple tasks. To browse the Internet, for example, classic bits are more than enough.

21/01/2022

We are back with continuation of the previous post,
*And if you haven't gone through the previous post, do check it!

07/01/2022

Hóla Freshers!
We hope you’re doing fine. Online college isn’t all about dreary quizzes and monotonous classes, the upcoming club inductions are sure to add some sizzle to your boring online college life.

Do you ever wonder how electronic circuits and devices work? Or do you have some ground breaking ideas you want to bring to life? This is the perfect opportunity for you! Electronics Club IIT (ISM) Dhanbad is here with an induction programme which would definitely provide insight into the club’s work and purpose.

The Electronics Club plans and organises webinars, colloquiums and talks throughout the year, we even have cool projects and project ideas which we will be sharing in the inductions!

It would be an interesting and eventful meeting so be sure to attend! Note the date and the time, 8th of January, 6pm. Don’t miss it! We’ll see you there!

Meanwhile check out our socials if you haven’t already:

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07/01/2022

Hola Freshers!
We hope you’re doing fine. Online college isn’t all about dreary quizzes and monotonous classes, the upcoming club inductions are sure to add some sizzle to your boring online college life.
Do you ever wonder how electronic circuits and devices work? Or do you have some ground breaking ideas you want to bring to life? This is the perfect opportunity for you! Electronics Club IIT (ISM) Dhanbad is here with an induction programme which would definitely provide insight into the club’s work and purpose. It would be an interesting and eventful meeting so be sure to attend! Note the date and the time, 8th of January, 6pm. Don’t miss it! We’ll see you there!

23/12/2021

Introduction to Quantum Computers

21/12/2021

The passive component called memristor, are semiconductors used to create low power consuming storage devices.A memristor regulates the current flow in a circuit while remembering the amount of charge that has previously flowed through it. Memristors are non-volatile components that have very high storage as well as speed. Memristors applications include signal processing, brain-computer interfaces, reconfigurable computing, programmable logic, and neural networks.

18/12/2021

PCB was invented in 1936 by Paul Eisler to operate radio systems, it was then used by US military during the WW2. In 1948 it was released for commercial purposes (public use) which slowly led to evolution of PCBs.
Why is PCB green in colour?
PCB is green in colour to protect the board from oxidation and exposure to dust.A layer of solder mask resin protective coating is applied over the board which gives the board its green hue which has simply been universally adopted. The copper traces goes beneath the green layer after this operation and this new green resin added is insulating in nature.

08/12/2021

Electronics Club, IIT(ISM) Dhanbad, the official electronics club of the institute is here to unleash the magic of Electronics. Our main aim is to improve opportunities for the students in core electronics and provide better exposure to the working conditions of the industry by collaborating with them and by providing hands-on experience. We work with an intention to provide a hassle-free environment to students interested in core electronics irrespective of the branch they belong to.
Stay tuned to this page for more updates!

04/11/2021

We are delighted to inform that our Faculty Advisor Prof. Raghvendra Kumar Chaudhary has been selected for the prestigious Young Scientist Platinum Jubilee Award of the National Academy of Sciences, India (NASI), 2021 in recognition of his contribution towards design and development of metamaterial based compact antennas, metasurface and MIMO cognitive radio systems for mid-band 5G Application.

A hearty congratulations for the inspiring achievement Prof. Raghvendra Kumar Chaudhary.

06/10/2021

Pictures during the talk of Prof. Deblina Sarkar (Massachusetts Institute of Technology).