Electrical Engineering: Recent submissions

  • A Compact Printed UWB Antenna Having Slots with Reconfigurable Band Notched Characteristics 
    Malik, Aroosa Khalid; Supervised by Dr. Muhammad Imran. (MCS, 2019-09)
    In this thesis, a compact and simple planar microstrip line fed Ultra-Wide Band Antenna (UWB) with reconfigurable dual band notch capability is discussed. The circular microstrip patch antenna on the front plane with partial ...
  • Multi Band Antenna for Implantable Applications 
    Haider, Aliza; Supervised by Dr. Farooq Ahmed Bhatti. (MCS, 2019-07)
    Implantable antennas are topic of interest of researchers from last few decades. After the installment of first pacemaker in human body in late 1950’s a new era started for implantable devices and since then many advanced ...
  • A Heuristic Algorithm for Nesting Problems with Irregular Shapes 
    Bashir, Muhammad Asif; Supervised by Dr. Hasnat Khurshid. (MCS, 2019-05)
    The irregular nesting problem, also known as stock placement problem has been studied and investigated over many decades where convex/non-convex pieces have to be placed inside the main sheet such that no piece overlap ...
  • Super Resolution in Spatial and Wavelet domain 
    Adrees, Sadaf; Supervised by Dr. Imran Touqir. (MCS, 2019-06)
    Majority of digital imaging applications utilize high-resolution video or images for further processing. The requirement of high resolution video corresponds to two foremost application domains; enhancement of pictorial ...
  • Development of Multi-Exposure Image Fusion Technique 
    Khadim, Aniza; Supervised by Dr. Abdul Ghafoor. (MCS, 2019-05)
    Standard imaging devices are unable to encapsulate all the details of a natural scene as regular imaging sensors utilized in advanced cameras usually have exceptionally restricted catch go rather than the wide powerful ...
  • Development of a compact UWB MIMO antenna with WLAN band rejection 
    Asghar, Muhammad Umair; Supervised by Dr. Farooq Ahmed Bhatti. (MCS, 2019-03)
    Ultra Wide Band (UWB) technology has become attractive since the U.S. Federal Communications Commission allocated the (3.1-10.6) GHz frequency band for commercial UWB systems, it has become a favorable technology in the ...
  • Joint user selection and BS (Base Station) assignment strategy in Smart grid 
    Khan, Muhammad Fawad; Supervised by Dr. Adnan Ahmed Khan. (MCS, 2018-10)
    Smart grid is an emerging technology that is of worth importance in efficient utilization of power. It is that communication and information technology that converts the typical grid systems into smarter one. There is a ...
  • Implementation and evaluation of voice codec for zigbee 
    Zafar, Ramshaw; Supervised by Dr. Adnan Rashdi. (MCS, 2018-08)
    Most of the current uses for ZigBee and IEEE 802.15.4 focus on control applications. However, there are areas that will benefit from standardisation, low cost and possibly low power of ZigBee. The project focuses on the ...
  • License plate detection using discrete wavelet transform 
    Ahmed, Sadaf; Supervised by Dr. Imran Touqir. (MCS, 2018-08)
    License Plate Detection (LPD) technique is developed and applied for purpose of facilitating the surveillance, law enforcement, access control and intelligent transportation monitoring with least human intervention. It ...
  • Development of multi-band image fusion technique 
    Abbasi, Maria Mehtab; Supervised by Dr. Abdul Ghafoor. (MCS, 2018-07)
    Satellite images are quite useful for information regarding weather forecasting, map making,security purpose and environmental monitoring but this need costly equipment to build,monitor and maintains of satellite. Therefore, ...
  • Malicious node(s) identification in Ad-Hoc cognitive radio networks (CRN’s) 
    Aslam, Malja; Supervised by Dr. Muhammad Imran. (MCS, 2018-08)
    Cognitive Radio Networks (CRNs) are emerging technology to increase the efficiency of wireless spectrum. In CRN, two types of users are utilizing the radio frequency (RF) spectrum: primary user (PU) who have priority of ...
  • Spectrum sharing in cognitive networks 
    Abbasi, Maida Hafeez; Supervised by Dr. Adnan Rashdi. (MCS, 2018-08)
    Cognitive Radio Networks (CRNs) provide an efficient solution to address the increasing demand for spectrum resources. The cooperation among Secondary Users (SUs) improves the sensing performance and spectrum efficiency. ...
  • Energy harvesting in 5G networks 
    Chughtai, Naveed Ahmad; Supervised by Dr. Muhammad Imran. (MCS, 2018-08)
    With exponentially increasing number of users and their demand regarding data rate, current 4G cellular networks need to be evolved to next Fifth Generation (5G) networks. Heterogeneous Cloud Radio Access Network (H-CRAN) ...
  • A comprehensive analysis and hardware implementation of comsec and transec for wireless sensor networks 
    Shahzad, Muhammad; Supervised by Dr. Adnan Rashdi. (MCS, 2018-06)
    Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) require secure communication framework because of their vulnerability against different types of malicious attacks. The main objective of this research work is to implement a secure and ...
  • Image bit depth expansion 
    Shaheen, Fatima; Supervised by Dr. Abdul Ghafoor. (MCS, 2018-07)
    Due to the increase demand of high dynamic range (HDR) content and increased difficulty to capture HDR videos, bit deth expansion techniques are used which maps the low dynamicrange (LDR) content to HDR providing high ...
  • Optimisation of access point deployment model using user-to- ap position vectors in a Wi-Fi IPS 
    Batool, Sahar; Supervised by Dr. Mir Yasir Umair. (MCS, 2018-03)
    Access Point deployment has been a course of major study over the years and numerous researchers have worked upon it. This thesis work focuses on an intelligent deployment of Wireless Access Points (WAP) in an Indoor ...
  • Improved automatic image enhancement technique 
    Ghous, Mujtaba; Supervised by Dr. Abdul Ghafoor. (MCS, 2018-04)
    Images play a vital role in scientific research. The images which we capture are different in nature, few images are bad in quality because of bad circumstances like bad lightening, undesirable conditions, error in ...
  • Improved image compression with comparative analysis of progressive coding techniques 
    Khan, Natasha; Supervised by Dr. Imran Touqir. (MCS, 2018-03)
    Images play a cardinal role in innumerable fields of life. Image compression is nothing but reduction of an image size in bytes by compromising on the quality of original image to a tolerable level. In present era, image ...
  • Analysis of two dimensional degraded signals 
    Maqsood, Azka; Supervised by Dr. Imran Touqir. (MCS, 2017-10)
    Wavelet based image processing techniques do not strictly follow the conventional probabilistic models that are unrealistic for real world images. However, the key features of joint probability distributions of wavelet ...
  • Better throughput image compression using set partitioning in hierarchical trees with entropy coding 
    Ashfaq, Asim; Supervised by Dr. Imran Touqir. (MCS, 2017-08)
    . The increased reliance on images makes the significance of image compression more pronounced than ever. There is wide range of practical values for today that are dealing with the transmission of a large amount of image ...

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