Call for Papers
Track 1: Communication and Instrumentation System
1. Communication Theory and Applications
2. Optical Networks and Systems
3. Wireless and Ad Hoc Networks
4. Cooperative communication
5. Algorithms and Techniques for 5G and beyond
6. Vehicular Communications and Networks
7. IoT and Sensor Networks
8. Vehicular Networking and cognitive vehicular networks
9. MIMO, Massive-MIMO and OFDM
10. Network Security and Data fusion Approaches
11. Full-Duplex communication
12. Sensors and actuators
13. Robotics and Mechatronics
14. Virtual Instrumentation and its application
Track 2: Signal Processing and VLSI System
1. Analog and digital signal processing
2. Mixed mode signal processing
3. Parallel processing
4. Image & sound processing
5. Remote sensing
6. Remote computing systems
7. Low power VLSI design
8. VLSI for Communication
Track 3: Embedded Systems & Computational Intelligence
1. FPGA's and ASIC's
2. PLC's
3. Microcontrollers and microprocessors
4. Computer based systems
5. Embedded controllers
6. Real-time and (networked) embedded systems
7. Fuzzy logic
8. Expert systems
9. Evolutionary algorithm
10. Heuristics methods
11. Neural network
12. Cloud computing and applications
Track 4: Electric Technology
1. Power electronics converters and control system
2. Wide band gap devices
3. Electric machines and drives
4. Renewable energy resources
5. Energy storage and battery charging system
6. Artificial Neural Networks and Convolution Neural Networks
7. Vehicle to Grid (V2G) and Grid to Vehicle (G2V) Technology
8. Fuel Cell based energy storage system.
International Conference on Communication, Embedded-VLSI Systems for Electric Vehicle (ICCEVE) is a forum to contribute to the conference are solicited to submit papers that illustrate research results, projects, surveying works and industrial experiences addressing state-of-the-art research and development in all areas related to communication, embedded - VLSI system, Electric Vehicle system, control and energy. In particular, but not limited, the following topics are expected to be addressed by the authors .
