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SATTVA eTECH INDIA PVT LTD, formerly known as VXL eTECH PVT LTD is a Bangalore based embedded product design and engineering services company, incorporated on June, 2000.
About Us
SATTVA eTECH India Pvt Ltd is a Bangalore based embedded product design and engineering services company. It was incorporated on June 01, 2000. SATTVA eTECH has been providing embedded product designs and engineering services to multi-nationals in USA, Europe, Asia and leading Indian public sector organizations for over 10 years.
SATTVA eTECH provide end-to-end services for product design, development and low/medium volume manufacturing in the embedded space. Sattva eTech is a single source for both hardware and software engineering expertise. Our expert design and development services have significantly improved the quality and accelerated the time-to-market for a broad range of embedded systems.
At SATTVA eTECH, we are committed to quality & excellence and the products designed, developed and manufactured by us meet and qualify for global standards such UL, CE, CSA marks. We have an in-house NABL Accredited EMI Lab for conducting pre-qualifications tests. The products or the sub-systems that we build for our customers have inherent ability for IPR / Patent Building.
Our services cover a vast spectrum of industries like Industrial Automation, Medical Instrumentation, Data Communication and Networking, Civil and Military Aerospace and Automotive.
The scope of services include electronics printed board design (digital and analog designs), developing the firmware (DSP, CPLD, FPGA PROGRAMMING), user interface software development, design and develop the mechanical/plastic enclosures, pre- certification for UL/CE/TUV etc compliance, assembly, integration and testing.
History
- 2000 - Starting the VXL eTECH
- 2010 - Name Changed to SATTVA eTECH INDIA PVT LTD
Management
The Board of Directors of VXL eTech comprises of the following:
* N.V. Maslekar - CEO, Full time Director * Kumar Shyam - CTO, Full time Director
Brief profiles of the Directors are given below:
N. V. Maslekar, CEO and full-time Director
MSc and MBA with 30 years of experience in the IT industry Successfully built up a software export company, Eurolink (now Velocient Technologies Ltd.) from start-up to about USD 8 million sales turnover in a span of 5 years As CEO of Eurolink Systems Ltd., he successfully delivered software export projects to US, Europe and South East Asia. He also set up overseas subsidiaries in Europe and South East Asia Prior to Eurolink, he has worked with ISRO, IIMA, HMT & HAL Received Rajiv Gandhi award for Best CEO in 1998
Kumar Shyam, CTO and full-time Director
B.Tech (IIT, Madras) with 29 years of experience in R&D, product development and design and deployment of IT solutions Promoter Director of VXL; experience includes development and deployment of cable modems and Linux servers for ISPs, designing network monitoring solutions and special purpose medical solutions Currently responsible for managing technology, project delivery and technical support
Examples
Some examples using the "notice" style:
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| No type and image=none – No image is used and the text uses the whole message box area. |
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Parameters
List of all parameters:
{{ombox
| type = speedy / delete / content / style / notice / move / protection
| image = none / [[Image:Some image.svg|40px]]
| imageright = [[Image:Some image.svg|40px]]
| style = CSS values
| textstyle = CSS values
| text = The message body text.
| small = {{{small|}}} / yes
| smallimage = none / [[Image:Some image.svg|30px]]
| smallimageright = none / [[Image:Some image.svg|30px]]
| smalltext = A shorter message body text.
}}
type
- If no type parameter is given the template defaults to type notice. That means it gets a gray border.
image
- No parameter = If no image parameter is given the template uses a default image. Which default image it uses depends on the type parameter.
- An image = Should be an image with usual wiki notation. 40px - 50px width are usually about right depending on the image height to width ratio. (But the message box can handle images of any size.) For example:
image = [[Image:Crystal package settings.png|40px]]
- none = Means that no image is used.
imageright
- No parameter = If no imageright parameter is given then no image is shown on the right side.
- An image = Should be an image with usual wiki notation. 40px - 50px width are usually about right depending on the image height to width ratio. (But the message box can handle images of any size.) For example:
imageright = [[Image:Nuvola apps bookcase.png|40px]]
- Anything = Any other object that you want to show on the right side.
style
- Optional CSS values used by the entire message box table. Without quotation marks
" "but with the ending semicolons;. For example:style = margin-bottom: 0.5em;
textstyle
- Optional CSS values used by the text cell. For example:
textstyle = text-align: center;
text
- The message body text.
The small parameters
 | small = yes |
 | type = style small = yes |
small
- yes = Makes it a smaller right floating message box. This also makes the default images smaller. Note that any data fed to the smallimage, smallimageright and smalltext parameters is only used if "small=yes". To make it so your template also understands the small parameter you can use this code:
small = {{{small|}}}
 | small = yes image = [[Image:Replacement filing cabinet.svg|50px]] smallimage = [[Image:Replacement filing cabinet.svg|32px]] |
smallimage
- No parameter = If no smallimage parameter is given then this template falls back to use the image parameter. If the image parameter also is empty then a small default image is used.
- An image = Should be an image with usual wiki notation. 30px width is usually about right. For example:
smallimage = [[Image:Replacement filing cabinet.svg|30px]]
- none = Means that no image is used. This overrides any image fed to image, when "small=yes".
| small = yes imageright = [[Image:Nuvola apps bookcase.png|50px]] smallimageright = none |
smallimageright
- No parameter = If no smallimageright parameter is given then this template falls back to use the imageright parameter. If the imageright parameter also is empty then no image is shown on the right side.
- An image = Should be an image with usual wiki notation. 30px width is usually about right. For example:
smallimageright = [[Image:Nuvola apps bookcase.png|30px]]
- Anything = Any other object that you want to show on the right side.
- none = Means that no right side image is used. This overrides any image fed to imageright, when "small=yes".
smalltext
- A shorter version of the message body text. If no smalltext parameter is given then this template falls back to use the text parameter.
Technical details
If you need to use special characters in the text parameter then you need to escape them like this:
{{ombox
| text = <div>
Equal sign = and a start and end brace { } work fine as they are.
But here is a pipe {{!}} and two end braces <nowiki>}}</nowiki>.
And now a pipe and end braces <nowiki>|}}</nowiki>.
</div>
}}
| Equal sign = and a start and end brace { } work fine as they are. But here is a pipe | and two end braces }}. And now a pipe and end braces |}}. |
This template uses the ombox CSS classes in MediaWiki:Common.css for most of its looks, thus it is fully skinnable.
This template calls {{ombox/core}} which holds most of the code for {{ombox}}, while {{ombox}} itself does parameter preprocessing.
Internally this meta-template uses HTML markup instead of wiki markup for the table code. That is the usual way we make meta-templates since wiki markup has several drawbacks. For instance it makes it harder to use parser functions and special characters in parameters.
The default images for this meta-template are in png format instead of svg format. The main reason is that some older web browsers have trouble with the transparent background that MediaWiki renders for svg images. The png images here have hand optimised transparent background colour so they look good in all browsers. Note that svg icons only look somewhat bad in the old browsers, thus such hand optimisation is only worth the trouble for very widely used icons.
For more technical details see the talk page. Since this template works almost exactly like {{ambox}}, {{tmbox}}, {{imbox}} and {{cmbox}} their talk pages and related pages might also contain more details.
See also
- {{Ambox}}, for messageboxes on article pages.
- {{Cmbox}}, for messageboxes on category pages.
- {{Imbox}}, for messageboxes on file (image) pages.
- {{Tmbox}}, for messageboxes on talk pages.
- {{Fmbox}}, for header and footer messageboxes.
- {{Ombox}}, for messageboxes on other types of page.
- {{Mbox}}, for messageboxes that are used in different namespaces and change their presentation accordingly.
Closely related metatemplates:
- {{Asbox}}, for messageboxes in article stubs.
- {{Dmbox}}, for messageboxes on disambiguation or set-index pages.
- {{Ivmbox}}, a simple full-width box with default ivory background intended to frame important messages or notices.
Templates intended to be used in conjunction with Mboxes:
- {{Ombox/shortcut}}, an alternative to {{Shortcut}} for use in Mbox templates
