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Wireless, Antenna & Microwave Symposium

WAMS 2025

June 5-8, 2025

Organized by

Indian Institute of Information Technology, Design and Manufacturing
Kancheepuram, Chennai

Wireless, Antenna & Microwave Symposium

WAMS 2025

June 5-8, 2025

Organized by
Indian Institute of Information Technology, Design and Manufacturing
Kancheepuram, Chennai

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WAMS Student Project Contest

SHOWCASE YOUR INNOVATION AND COMPETE WITH THE BEST AT THE WAMS PROJECT CONTEST ---- WHERE IDEAS MEET EXCELLENCE.

Round 1:

  • Register for the contest through the provided link.
  • Submit your one-page summary/abstract which includes the project’s objectives, methodology and expected outcomes on the provided theme.

 Round 2:

  • The shortlisted team should present their work within 10 (8+2) minutes. (Strictly limited to 15 slides).
  • *Note: Shortlisted teams from round 1 will have to register for the conference to present their work.


PARTICIPATION RULES

  • Each college can send up to 2 teams.
  • Each team must consist of 3 members and be mentored by a professor from their college.
  • Undergraduate students are only allowed to apply.
  • Work should be related to the theme provided.

| PROBLEM STATEMENTS |

  1. Design a Wi-Fi network for a university campus having 1000 students, 300 faculty and staff, and an estimated 4000 devices during peak usage hours, ensuring coverage and capacity requirements as follows:
    • Capacity: Support 1,500 simultaneous connections in high-density areas such as lecture halls, cafeterias, and auditoriums, with a minimum throughput of 5 Mbps per user.
    • Coverage: Ensure 90% indoor coverage across key areas such as classrooms, labs, auditoriums, libraries, and offices.

  1. Design a wireless channel model for an urban environment and include the following:
    • Sampling rate – Assume a system bandwidth of 20 MHz
    • Path delays – Include 6 multipath components to represent reflections and scatterings in an urban environment
    • Average Path gains
    • Maximum Doppler Shift-Provide models for both high-mobility (e.g., vehicles) and low-mobility

3. Design a triple band/quad-band microstrip/SIW antenna for Sub 6GHz frequency with the following specifications

    • Gain 6dBi or more at all the bands.
    • Front to Back ratio more than 18dB
    • Return loss better than 15dB at all the resonance frequencies.
    • Each resonance frequency bandwidth > 200MHz.

4. Design a SIW based Bandpass filter for C/X band radars

    • |S11| better than 20dB
    • Insertion loss less than 1dB
    • Compact size
    • Filter roll-off rate to be greater than 50dB/octave

 

5. Design a triple/quad-band equal split 1:2 power divider for C/X band frequency

    • Return loss should be better than 20dB
    • Isolation between output arms should be greater than 18dB
    • Insertion loss should be less than 4dB.
Winners will be awarded with a cash prize.
Shortlisted candidates can apply for travel grants.
Free Hostel accommodation will be provided for the shortlisted candidates.

| Student Activities Organizing Committee |