AMRITAKAR MANDAL

Dr. AMRITAKAR MANDAL

Directorate General of Quality Assurance, India
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Academic Career Length

16Years (2011-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 September 2011
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BKBrijesh Kumar
Brijesh Kumar
Kaushik Kumar BrajeshKaushik Kumar Brajesh
Kaushik Kumar Brajesh
YNY. S. Negi
Y. S. Negi
PMPoornima Mittal
Poornima Mittal
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AMRITAKAR MANDAL
The differences in drain current and drain voltage characteristics of top gate and bottom gate Organic Thin Film Transistor (OTFT) structures are analyzed by two dimensional numerical device simulators. Further discussion shows different characteristics parameters of OTFTs. Transistor based on organic semiconductor (conjugated or conducting polymers) as active layer to manage electric current flow is known as OTFTs. The performance parameters of OTFTs are evaluated from output and transfer characteristics of different structures of OTFTs. Device characteristics parameters have been evaluated in terms of drain current, mobility, on/off current ratio, threshold voltage, subthreshold slope and transconductance. OTFTs are considered as promising device for future development of their various applications in the areas of low-cost and large-area electronics. Further this paper thoroughly discusses the overall performance and applications of OTFTs in various fields.

11 May 2016 in Circuits, Systems, and Signal Processing
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AMRITAKAR MANDAL
RMRajesh Mishra
Rajesh Mishra

19 October 2015 in IETE Technical Review
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AMRITAKAR MANDALAMRITAKAR MANDAL
AMRITAKAR MANDAL
RMRAJESH MISHRA
RAJESH MISHRA
Kaushik Kumar BrajeshKaushik Kumar Brajesh
Kaushik Kumar Brajesh
NRN. Z. Rizvi
N. Z. Rizvi
The recent years have seen an unprecedented increase in the demand for superior performance of radar signal processor. The main challenge in a radar system is to maintain the probability of a false alarm rate constant even under an uncertain time-varying clutter environment. The objective of this paper is to develop a method for enhanced clutter/interference suppression by redesigning the radar detector in such a way to emphasize the target response and de-emphasize the clutter response. To achieve this, we have proposed a hardware architecture that implements least mean square algorithm-based adaptive filter along with a constant false alarm rate (CFAR) technique for the purpose of better detection of target under a non-homogeneous clutter environment. An adaptive design of the CFAR-filter technique has been used to improve probability of detection by increasing signal-to-noise ratio. The efficacy of the proposed architecture is corroborated with MATLAB simulations and hardware synthesis.

30 September 2015 in Journal of Signal Processing Systems
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AMRITAKAR MANDAL
RMRAJESH MISHRA
RAJESH MISHRA

1 November 2011
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AMRITAKAR MANDAL
RMRajesh Mishra
Rajesh Mishra
NRNz Rizvi
Nz Rizvi

1 April 2016 in Radioelectronics and Communications Systems
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RMRajesh Mishra
Rajesh Mishra
MNM. R. Nagar
M. R. Nagar