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Shreya Arodia: Rochester Hills, MI 48309
Shreya Arodia: Rochester Hills, MI 48309
arodiashreya@gmail.com
SHREYA ARODIA Rochester Hills, MI 48309 www.linkedin.com/in/shreya-arodia-712673219
EDUCATION
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Tools: MATLAB, SIMULINK, Xilinx VIVADO, COMSOL, Cadence Virtuoso, NI-Multisim, K-layout.
Operating System: Linux, Windows, Mac OS, MS Office Suite.
In-vehicle Communication Protocols and Standards: CAN, LIN, Flex Ray, Bluetooth, ISO 26262, UART,
Program Language: Python, C, Verilog, Embedded C, Assembly.
Hardware: Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Oscilloscope, Function Generator.
ACADEMIC PROJECTS
PWM Generator
• Designed VLSI chip for pulse width modulation generator, 10 Hz PWM signal generated with
variable duty cycle.
• Implemented digital circuits at behavioral and data flow levels and converted RTL code into gate-
level netlist using RTL compiler.
• Obtained netlist converted into chip layout then into package chips using encounter.
Performance evaluation of Ad-hoc Routing Protocols in VANET with Mobility and Node Density.
• Estimated the performance of AODV, DSDV and DSR VANET protocols.
• Simulated using network simulator NS-2.35 for the evaluation of varying node density and mobility
of mobile nodes.
• Analyzed the simulation result for protocols under performance metrices throughput, packet
delivery ratio, end to end delay and residual energy.
TECHNICAL PAPER
Enhancement Performance of VANET Routing Protocols under Varying Speed IJARCCE 2017
• Presented the analysis of performance of Ad-hoc on-Demand Distance Vector routing protocol,
Dynamic Source routing protocol and Destination Sequenced Distance Vector routing in VANET
based on residual energy, throughput, PDR, end to end delay and residual energy. Considered the
fixed number of nodes and varying mobility.
Enhancement Performance of VANET Routing Protocols under Varying Node Density IJSR 2017
• For varying number of nodes, the performance of AODV, DSDV and DSR routing protocols analyzed
under performance parameters throughput, packet delivery ratio, end to end delay and residual
energy.