Department of Electrical Engineering
Department of Electrical Engineering came into being with
Dr. Jameel Ahmed, PhD NTU (Signal Processing) Singapore
Professor & Chairman
Email: jameel@hitecuni.edu.pk
Contact No: 0323-5577706
Faculty
Dr. Ejaz Muhammad, PhD Cranfield University, U.K.
Dr. Fawad Ahmed, PhD NTU, Singapore
Lehaz Ullah Kakakhel, MS (Elect Engg) UET Peshawar
Atif Kohkhar, MS (Elect Engg), AIR University,
Sobia Hayee, MS (Electronics) ISU, USA
Muhammad Yousaf, MS CS, CASE
Kashif Imdad, MS (Elect Engg) UET Taxila
Irfan Qasim, M.Phil (Physics) QAU
Hadeed Khalid, MS (Elect Engg) Imperial College London.
M. Omer Nadeem Khan, Coordinator
Contact No: 051 4542746-9 Ext. 351
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the inception of HITEC University in 2007. Our mission is to
provide quality education at undergraduate and graduate levels
thereby producing talented and proficient engineers to cater for
needs in the country and abroad.
Electrical Engineering, one of the oldest fields of engineering,
deals with the study and application of electricity and
electromagnetism. Initially this field comprised the study of
electricity and was largely considered to be a subfield of physics. It
was not until the late 19th century that tremendous growth and
development occurred in this field. It now covers a range of subtopics
including Power, Control Systems, Signal Processing, Electronics and
Telecommunications etc. Electrical Engineering is a diversified field
that gave birth to many engineering disciplines over the decades, the
most popular of which include Electronics, Telecommunications,
Computer Systems and Industrial Electronics etc.
The Department presently offers BS and MS in Electrical
Engineering, whereas PhD program is to be launched from Fall-
2010 semester. The Department will continue to pursue a
proactive approach in order to maintain a qualitative edge
amongst our competitors.
The objective of the undergraduate program is to equip the
students with thorough foundation in basic scientific and
mathematical knowledge, and in skills appropriate for practice in
the field of Electrical Engineering. Interdisciplinary subjects are
placed meticulously to provide required breadth of the program
whereas advanced technical courses are inserted for requisite
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depth in the subject discipline. The graduate program, on the
other hand, necessarily broadens the band of research in the
specialized areas of Communication (Signal Processing) and
Control Engineering.
The curricula and syllabi of the BS and MS Electrical
Engineering programs are designed and structured according to
the guidelines of Higher Education Commission (HEC) and
Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC).
BS Electrical Engineering
It is a broad-based program which includes Digital and
Analog Electronics, Electromagnetic Field, Control Systems,
Communication Systems, Power Electronics and Electrical
Machines. Besides core, a number of elective courses are also
offered from Electronics, Telecommunications and Power
Engineering specialties. The entire curriculum is supported by
six courses in Mathematics. All engineering subjects are fully
complemented by requisite in-depth and detail experiments.
These are conducted in eleven spacious, fully air-conditioned
and very well equipped laboratories. The program spans over
four years (eight semesters) and comprises 131 credit hours in
total.
Course Contents
EE-101 Engineering Workshop: Wiring design, PCB design
and fabrication, fabricating simple electronic circuits on
breadboard, use of software tools for PCB design, elecrrical
wiring, assembling and soldering components on a PCB,
soldering methods, etching, electronic repair/maintenance,
use and understanding of data books, specification sheets.
EE-102 Electric Circuits: Introduction to circuit concepts, AC
and DC circuit analysis, voltage and current sources, Ohm's law,
Kirchoff's current and voltage laws, node and loop analysis
series and parallel circuits, superposition principle, source
transformation methods, Thevinin's & Norton's theorems,
energy storage elements, solution of first and second order
circuits.
CE-101 Computer Fundamentals: Introduction to
programing language fundamentals, C-character set, constants,
variables, data types, C-instructions, operators, control
structures, if statement, multiple statements within if, nested if-
else forms of if-else-if clause, case control structure, while, for
and do-while loops, break and continue statements, functions,
arrays, strings, structures.
BS-101 Engineering Physics: Solid state, atomic structure,
properties of solids, band theory, semiconductors, PN junction,
electrostatics: electric field, Coulomb’s law & Gauss's law with
applications, electric potential, capacitors, electricity &
magnetism, Biot Savart's law, magnetic field due to current,
solenoid and toroid, ampere's circuital law with application,
induced emf, Faraday's law, self and mutual inductance, optics:
basics of optics and fiber optics.
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BS-102 Calculus and Analytical Geometry: Introduction to
functions and limits, derivatives and applications, theorems and
rules on derivatives and their applications, Leibniz theorem,
Rolle 's theorem, mean value theorem, Taylor's and Maclaurin
theorem, indeterminate forms, L'hopital's rule, derivatives,
integration.

HS-101 English: Grammar, reading skills, predicting,

intensive reading, comprehension exercises, previewing,
skimming, scanning practice, summarizing reading selections,
grammatically correct simple sentences, introduction to
punctuation and capitalization, sentence combining, personal
narrative paragraphs with appropriate cohesive devices,
revision/editing, pre-writing strategies: concept mapping, free
writing, and brainstorming, speaking and listening skills.

EE-103 Network Analysis: Introduction to phasor algebra,

AC Resonance, introduction to Laplace and inverse Laplace
transform, solving electrical circuit-using differential equations
and Laplace transform, direct transformation & frequency
response, direct transformation of circuits from time domain to
s domain, frequency response of first order circuits, asymptotic
magnitude, introduction to BODE plots.
CE-102 Computer Aided Engineering Drawing: Drawing
basics, autocad basics, drawing in two dimensions, drawing
simple lines, drawing curves and points, organizing drawings
with layers, colors, line types, line weights, creating text,
drawing dimensions, drawing complex objects, drawing in three
dimensions, basics of 3D-drawing, drawing isometric view and
section, plan and elevation views of various electrical and
electronic devices in autocad.
CE-103 Object Oriented Programming: Introduction, basic
C++ program construction, loops, functions, arrays, strings,
pointers and structures, objects and classes, data member and
member functions, scope resolution operator, objects, access
specifiers, constructors, destructors, static class constant and
classes, inline, access, friend, virtual functions, string class in
C++, dynamic memory allocation.
BS-103 Linear Algebra & ODE: Introduction to differential
equations, exact and non-exact equations, non-linear

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equations, Bernoulli equation, Ricatti equation, Clairaut
equation, differential equations and mathematical models,
linear differential equations of higher order, Wronskian,
introduction to linear algebra.
HS-102 Pakistan Studies: A brief historical background of
creation of Pakistan, land of Pakistan, its geopolitical
significance, natural resources of Pakistan, various issues of
Pakistan: exclusive economic zone of Pakistan and its
significance, Kashmir, Siachin and Sir Creek issues, culture and
Government, people of Pakistan and their panoramic cultural
values and heritage, Government and politics in Pakistan.
HS-103 Communications Skills: Introduction, person
perception, the verbal and non-verbal message, listening,
conflict & negotiation, report writing, technical letters, memos
writing, listening and speaking, interpersonal communication,
intercultural communication, interviewing, small group
communication, public communication, mass communication,
discussions of techniques to pass through job interviews.
EE-201 Basic Electronics: Solid state theory, intrinsic and
extrinsic semiconductor materials, theory of semiconductor
diode, zener region of a semiconductor diode, comparison of
silicon with germanium, bipolar junction transistors (BJTs),
static characteristics, various configuration techniques, fixed
biased circuits, voltage divider biased configuration, voltage
feedback biasing technique, bias stabilization, introduction to
JFET & MOSFET.
EE-202 Instrumentation and Measurement: Precision
measurements terminologies, engineering units and standards,
principles of different measurement techniques, instruments
for measurement of electrical/non-electrical properties,
systems for signal processing and signal transmission, modern
instrumentation techniques, principles of operation /
construction and working of different measuring instruments,
bridges, power and energy meters, high-voltage measurements.
EE-203 Digital Logic Design: Review of number systems,
theorems and postulates of Boolean algebra, simplification of
switching function using graphical and tabular methods,
combinational logic circuits, multiplexer, ROM, PAL, and PLA,
sequential logic circuits, synchronous sequential machine, basic
microprocessor design conventions: register transfer, busing
and sequencing of control.
BS-201 Complex Variables and Transforms: Complex
number system and complex variable theory, De-moivre's
theorem and its applications, Laplace transform, inverse
Laplace transforms, solution of ordinary differential equations
by Laplace transform, Fourier series/transforms, vector calculus.
HS-201 Technical Report Writing: Overview of technical
reporting, information gathering, administering questionnaires,
reviewing the gathered information, technical exposition,
narration, description and argumentation, electronic
communication, listening sentence structure, clarity, length and
order, document structure, plagiarism, citation and
bibliography, creating the professional report, elements.
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EE-204 Electric Machines: Ideal and practical single-phase
transformer, 3-phase transformer connection, auto
transformer and current & potential transformers, DC machines,
motors & generators, three phase motors induction motor,
principles of induction motor, fractional horse-power motors
and servo motors, synchronous generator and synchronous
motor, vector diagram of alternator, regulation, stepper motor,
single phase motor induction motor, repulsion motor, stepper
motor.
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ME-201 Engineering Mechanics: Fundamental concepts
and principles of mechanics, fundamentals of dynamics,
dynamics of particles and rigid body including kinematics and
kinetics, applications of Newton's second law of motion,
analysis of motion in two dimensional and three dimensional
space, methods of energy and momentum, applications of
dynamics to the engineering concepts, thermodynamics
principles.
EE-205 Electronic Devices & Circuits: BJT AC analysis, BJT
transistor modeling, various BJT configurations, JFET, MOSFET,
VMOS, CMOS, construction and characteristics, specification
sheets, FET biasing, BJT and JFET frequency response, general
frequency considerations, BJT and JFET amplifiers- low-
frequency response, BJT and JFET amplifiers- high-frequency
response, differential amplifiers, introduction to op-amp,
characteristics of op-amp, power supplies.
BS-202 Partial Differential Equations: Introduction to
partial differential equations, diffusion-type problems, the
Fourier series and transform, the Laplace transform,
hyperbolic-type problems, classification of PDEs (canonical
form of hyperbolic equations), the finite Fourier transform (sine
and cosine transforms), elliptic-type problems.
HS-202 Islamic Studies: Introduction to Quranic studies,
study of selected text of Holy Quran and Hadith, Seerat of Holy
Prophet (S.A.W.), introduction to Sunnah, introduction to
Islamic law and jurisprudence, Islamic culture and civilization,
Islam and science, Islamic economic system, political and social
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system of Islam, Islamic history.
MS-201 Engineering Economics(2+0): Introduction to
economics, simple and compound interest, annual, net present
and net future worth, fundamental economic concepts, supply
and demands principle, market, types of market and forecasting,
ratios, recently discovered advantages of equity over interest
and their implementation in corporate & banking sectors.
EE-301 Electromagnetic Theory: Vector analysis, Coulomb's
law and electric field intensity, electric flux density, Gauss's law,
energy & potential, current and current density, conductor
properties, semiconductors, nature of dielectric materials,
capacitance, the steady magnetic field.
EE-302 Signals & Systems: Introduction to signals,
classification of signals and systems, Laplace transform, inverse
Laplace transforms, convolution, correlation functions, Fourier
series, inverse Fourier series and inverse Fourier transforms,
z-transform, analog filter design.
EE-303 Microprocessor & Interfacing Techniques:
Architecture and programming technique, introduction to
assembly language, 8086 pin-diagram and functions,
interfacing ROM & RAM, peripheral programmable interface
(PPI), interrupt priority controller, universal asynchronous and
synchronous receiver transmitter (UART and USART) and its
configuration.
BS-301 Probability & Statistics: Descriptive statistics, basic
probability, conditional probability and independence, random
variables, binomial, poisson, chi-square and normal
distributions.
EE-304 Communication Systems: Types of signals, types of
modulation and de-modulation, digital communication systems,
digital modulation, signal spaces, receiver structures,
transmission media, radio systems, satellite communication
systems, optical communication systems, introduction to
information theory.
EE-305 Control Engineering: Control systems, modeling of
dynamic systems, transfer function, impulse-response function,
state-space, signal flow graph, transient response analysis,
frequency response analysis, bode diagram, Nyquist stability
criterion, PD, PI, PID controller design.
EE-306 Digital Signal Processing: Introduction to digital
signal processing, discrete signals and systems, time-domain
analysis, frequency-domain analysis, discrete-time signals
Fourier series and Fourier transform, system response and
frequency response, z-transform and its properties, filters and
their applications in signal processing.
BS-302 Numerical Methods: MATLAB usage, system of
linear equations, iterative methods to solve equations. non-
linear equations: bisection method, Newton Raphson method,
interpolation: direct method, newton divided difference,
Lagrangian, spline, numerical integration, ordinary differential
equations.
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MS-401 Engineering Management: Projects in
contemporary organizations, project evaluation and selection,
project organization, project planning, budget, scheduling,
resource allocation, project control, project evaluation &
auditing, project termination.
Laboratories
To support the theoretical knowledge imparted through the
courses at undergraduate level, following labs have been
established to provide practical knowledge to the students in
various subjects. All the under-mentioned Labs are supported
by the following qualified graduate Lab Engineers:
1. Engr. Sehrish Mehmood
2. Engr. Syed Bilal Javed
3. Engr. Abdul Atisaam
4. Engr. Zeeshan Ahmed
5. Engr. Waqas Ahmed
6. Engr. Haris Bashir
7. Engr. Zunaira Malik
Electrical Machines Lab
Electrical Machines Lab provides essential facilities to the
students to augment their concepts about the fundamentals of
transformers and rotating machines. The lab is equipped with
DC Series/Shunt Motor, Compound Motor, Universal Motor,
Single-Phase Induction Motor, Single-Phase Transformer,
Three-Phase Induction Motor, Three-Phase Synchronous Motor
and Three-Phase Transformer. The lab is equipped with various
test and monitoring equipment also.
Electronic Workshop
Electronic Workshop laboratory provides hands on
experience to students about different electronic equipments
such as Oscilloscope, Magger, Analog/Digital Multi-meter,
Single/Three-Phase Watt-meters. The lab is also utilized for a
variety of engineering subjects including Engineering Workshop,
Electric Circuits, Network Analysis, Instrumentation and
Measurement.
Control Systems Lab
Control Systems Lab consists of multiple workstations, each
equipped with an oscilloscope, Digital Multi-meter, PID Trainers,
Control System Trainers, Inverted-Pendulum, Ball and Beam
Control, Magnetic-Levitation Trainers. This lab also covers the
industrial implementation of Advanced Control Systems via
different computer tools such as MATLAB and Simulink.
Wave-Propagation & Antennas Lab
Wave-Propagation and Antennas Lab comprises various
types of trainers including; Wave-Propagation, Microwave-
Communication, Antennas, Satellite-Communication and
Waveguide Trainers. These trainers are suitable for the study of
generation, propagation and reception of microwave signals.
Electronic Lab
Electronic Lab is equipped with components; such as Diodes,
Transistors, Operational Amplifiers, Oscilloscope, Power
Supplies and Function Generators; required to practically
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Digital Systems Lab Computer-Aided Engineering Drawing etc. High speed
Digital Systems Lab is designed for the understanding of computers are installed to provide efficient computing facility
Fundamental Digital Logic concepts and consists of Oscilloscopes, for the respective courses.
Digital Trainers, Digital Multi-meters, Function Generators, 8086
Information Technology Labs
Microprocessor Kits and supporting accessories. This lab is also
This lab is specially established to provide the students in
used to provide practical implementation of Microprocessor and
terms of high speed internet access, browsing, surfing and carry
Interfacing Techniques course.
out their assignments etc.
Communication Systems Lab
Communication Systems Lab helps the students to envision
the theoretical communication concepts of both analog and
digital communication systems. This lab consists of different
Analog and Digital communication trainers.

Digital Signal Processing Lab

Digital Signal Processing Lab utilizes advanced signal
processing tools such as MATLAB & LABVIEW to visualize
various signal processing techniques including convolution,
DFT,FFT and Digital filters designing techniques. DSP kits
TMS320C6713 are also provided for practical implementation
on advanced stage.

Data Communication Lab

This lab offers students the facility to perform practical
experiments on data communication techniques schemes. The
lab is reasonably furnished with data communication LAN, WAN,
MAN trainers.

Computing Lab
It is a dedicated lab for computer programming-Oriented
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Semester-I
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
EE101 Engineering Workshop 1+1
EE102 Electric Circuits 3+1
CE101 Computer Fundamentals 2+1
BS101 Engineering Physics 2+0
BS102 Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3+0
H S101 English 2+0
Total Credits 16

Semester-II
Mariam Minhas Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
EE103 Network Analysis 3+1
When I look back at three CE102 Computer Aided Engineering Drawing 0+2
years that I have spent at CE103 Object Oriented Programming 3+1
this University, I realize BS103 Linear Algebra & ODE 3+0
that I have learnt here HS102 Pakistan Studies 2+0
more than I could have HS103 Communication Skills 2+0
ever learnt at elsewhere. Total Credits 17
Being from a pioneer
class, I shoulder more Semester-III
responsibility to set best Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
trends for my juniors to EE201 Basic Electronics 3+1
follow. I feel I am being EE202 Instrumentation and Measurement 3+1
groomed into a EE203 Digital Logic Design 3+1
personality that I always BS201 Complex Variables and Transforms 3+0
wanted to be. HS201 Technical Report Writing 2+0
Total Credits 17

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Semester-IV
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
EE204 Electrical Machines 3+1
ME201 Engineering Mechanics 3+0
EE205 Electronic Devices & Circuits 3+1
BS202 Partial Differential Equations 3+0
HS202 Islamic Studies 3+0
MS201 Engineering Economics 2+0
Total Credits 19

Semester-V
Mohsin Sanaullah
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
EE301 Electromagnetic Theory 3+0 HITEC University is a beacon
EE302 Signals and Systems 3+1 of knowledge where one
EE303 Microprocessor and Interfacing Techniques 3+1 can find apt faculty who
sharpen and polish our
BS301 Probability and Statistics 3+0
capabilities. The University
EEXXX Elective -I 3+1 has breath-taking
Total Credits 18 infrastructure where one
can be groomed as a
proficient engineer. In
Semester-VI addition to academics, a
variety of co-curricular
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
activities have helped me to
EE304 Communication Systems 3+1 acquire a balanced
EE305 Control Engineering 3+1 personality. I feel I am
Digital Signal Processing getting ready to face the
EE306 3+1
future challenges with
BS302 Numerical Methods 3+0 confidence.
EEXXX Elective -II 3+1
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Semester-VII
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
EE401 Project Part -I 0+3
EEXXX Elective -III 3+1
EEXXX Elective -IV 3+1
EEXXX Elective -V 3+1

Total Credits 15

Semester-VIII
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
EE401 Project Part -II 0+3
MS401 Engineering Management 3+0
EEXXX Electiv e-VI 3+1
Total Credits 10

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List of Elective Courses
Electronic Telecommunication
Power Engineering
Engineering Engineering
Elective-I
Electromechanical
EE-307 Integrated Circuits EE-307 Integrated Circuits EE-308
Systems Design
Elective-II
Wave Propagation Wave Propagation &
EE-309 EE-309 EE-310 Power Generation
& Antennas Antennas
Elective-III
Microwave
EE-402 EE-402 Microwave Engineering
Engineering EE-404 Power Transmission
EE-403 Computer Networks EE-403 Computer Networks

Elective-IV

EE-407 Communication
EE-405 Power Electronics
Protocols EE-405 Power Electronics
Multimedia
EE-406 Navigational Aids EE-408
Communication
Optical devices &
EE-409
Communication
Electromagnetic
EE-410 Compatibility
EE-411 Digital Communications

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List of Elective Courses
Elective-V
Industrial
EE-412 EE-418 Mobile Communications
Electronics EE-421 High Voltage
Telecom Standards and Engineering
EE-413 VLSI Design EE-419
Regulations
EE-414 Computer Vision
EE-420 Fuzzy logic & Neural
Digital Control Networks
EE-415
Systems EE-422 Power Distribution
and Utilization
EE-416 Robotics

EE-417 Embedded Systems

Elective-VI
Digital Image
EE-423 EE-426 Cryptography
Processing EE-429 Power Systems
Analysis
EE-424 Opto- Electronics EE-427 Wireless Networks
Telecommunication
EE-425 Artificial Intelligence EE-428
Management

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MS Electrical Engineering
The Department of Electrical Engineering also offers a
Masters program. Three basic specialization fields are currently
being offered, namely; Signal Processing, Control Systems
Engineering and Communication Systems Engineering. The
curriculum for these three basic streams is separately designed.
First semester is common to all streams since it consists of a
comprehensive Mathematics course and two other core
courses. Master's degree is awarded after completion of 30
credit hours, 24 of these are course-work related. The
remaining 6 credits hours are optional; students can earn these
credits by either taking 2 additional courses or doing research
work. The research is completed upon submission of a thesis
and its defense before the faculty.

Semester-I
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
EE-721 Stochastic Systems 3+0
EE-711 Advanced DSP 3+0
BS-701 Advanced Engineering Mathematics 3+0
Total Credits 9

Semester-II
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
EE-722 Information & Coding Theory 3+0
Elective-I 3+0
Elective-II 3+0
Total Credits 9

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Semester-II
Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
Elective-III 3+0
Elective-IV 3+0
EE-798 Thesis / *Two additional Courses 6+0
Total Credits 12
Grand Total 30

* The students who don’t intend to carryout research/ thesis, they can take two additional
courses for the completion of degree requirement.

List of Post-Graduate Elective Courses

Signal Processing Track
EE - 711 Advanced DSP 3+0
EE - 712 Digital Image Processing 3+0
EE - 713 Real - time DSP Design and Applications 3+0
EE - 714 Speech Analysis & Processing 3+0
EE - 715 Pattern Recognition 3+0
EE - 716 Cryptography 3+0
EE - 717 Statistical Signal Processing 3+0
EE - 718 Adaptive Signal Processing 3+0
EE - 719 Array Signal Processing 3+0
EE - 720 Video Signal Processing 3+0

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Communication Track
EE-721 Stochastic Systems 3+0
EE-722 Information and Coding Theory 3+0
EE-723 Advanced Communication Systems 3+0
EE-724 Secure Communications 3+0
EE-725 Fuzzy Systems 3+0
EE-726 Modern Trends in Telecommunications 3+0

Control Systems Track

EE-731 Advanced Linear Control Systems 3+0
EE-732 Nonlinear Control Systems 3+0
EE-733 Robust Control Systems 3+0
EE-734 Fuzzy Control Systems 3+0
EE-735 Optimal Control Systems 3+0
EE-736 Learning Control Systems 3+0
EE-737 Seminar in Advanced Topics in Control Systems 3+0
EE - 799 MS Thesis

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