Browsing by Author "Abdul Sattar"

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    Al-furqan
    (UMT.Lahore, 2004) Muhammad Azeem-ud-din; Aftab Alam; Abdul Sattar; Talha Siddiqui; Tahir Naeem
    AL-FURQAN is an independent and fully functional application having an Arabic/Urdu Database linked with it as backend. An OTF is used for Arabic/Urdu text to store in the database which is compatible with almost all other windows application. As basic feature, a searching facility is available in the software. Using searching facility one can search the verses of the Holy Quran about a specific topic by entering a keyword for search in Urdu. Verses whose Urdu translation contains the keyword are fetched out form the database and display to the user. User of this application may range from beginners to advance level because a simple and user fnendly interface is provided for performing functions. MS Access database is used for storing verses and Urdu translation. MS Access is selected because of its portability feature. For user interface VB6 is used.
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    Synthesis and characterization of metal ferrites and study of their magnetic properties in polymer thin films
    (University of Management and Technology, 2015) Abdul Sattar
    Nanoparticles of Nickel ferrites have been prepared using the modified co-precipitation technique; the methodology involved the controlled mixing of Nickel chloride 0.2M solution and Ferric chloride 0.4M solution in the ratio of 1:2 respectively. The precipitates were dried at 105oC for 24h, annealed at 600oC for one hour and characterized using SEM and XRD techniques. The SEM and XRD results showed that prepared particles were in nano range. Prepared material having good surface morphology was incorporated into starch grafted methylmeth acrylate copolymer by in-situ polymerization method. The nano composite prepared in this way was characterized by SEM, FTIR and VSM for the magnetic properties. The results of these techniques proved the usefulness of the material as biodegradable thin films having controllable magnetic properties for potential use as magnetic strips.