ELECTRONICS CIRCUITS LAB
The Electronics Circuits Lab is the basic and the core laboratory, which introduces a student to the world of electronic circuits and equipment. This laboratory focuses on the skills of designing, developing, and testing a wide range of electronic circuits using test and measuring instruments. There is a series of breadboard stations where students build various electronic circuits to study the theory behind the fundamental building blocks of electronic systems.
MICROCONTROLLER LAB
Microcontroller laboratory helps the students to develop their knowledge of processor architecture and programming skills. This lab provides an insight into the working of a microcontroller and for familiarizing the programming of 8-bit microcontrollers. The lab is also used by the students to interface the microcontroller to various peripheral devices to generate waveforms, perform A/D and D/A conversions, Displays, Digital clock, Stepper motor interfacing, LED interfacing, seven-segment display interfacing. The features and facilities available in this lab will help the students to do their projects and enhance their knowledge of the latest trends and technologies related to microcontrollers.
DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING LAB
Digital Signal Processing (DSP) is concerned with the representation of signals as a sequence of numbers and the operations carried out on the signals to extract specific information contained in them. DSP Laboratory can be described as the processing of signals using digital techniques or digital computers. The objective of this laboratory is to enable the students to simulate and experiment with digital signals and systems and apply the theory they have studied in DSP courses. Students can implement DSP algorithms using different computational platforms and DSP tools.
ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS LAB
Analog Integrated Circuits (AIC) lab introduces the Operational Amplifier (Op-Amp) characteristics and applications to the students. This lab mainly introduces the theoretical & practical aspects of Op-Amps, which are the basics of linear integrated circuits. Experiments are carried out for the measurement of various Op-Amp parameters and their applications such as amplifiers, oscillators, precision rectifiers, filters, etc.
MINI PROJECT LAB
A mini-project is a problem that has to be solved in the laboratory by applying the theory and manual skills learned from recently completed set experiments. The students are required to plan, carry out and interpret the experiment. They are encouraged to explore their knowledge and ideas laterally to find a practical solution to the problem. The project lab is exclusively designed for students for motivating and executing hobby projects and Mini projects in their all academic years with extended support from the faculties and the department.
OPTICAL COMMUNICATION LAB
In the Optical Communication lab, students get hands-on experience in the design and analysis of optical communication systems. The Lab is equipped with fibre optic trainer kits and modules to enable the study of components of an optical communication system.
MICROWAVE ENGINEERING LAB
A mini-project is a problem that has to be solved in the laboratory by applying the theory and manual skills learned from recently completed set experiments. The students are required to plan, carry out and interpret the experiment. They are encouraged to explore their knowledge and ideas laterally to find a practical solution to the problem. The project lab is exclusively designed for students for motivating and executing hobby projects and Mini projects in their all academic years with extended support from the faculties and the department.
DIGITAL ELECTRONICS LAB
The digital electronics laboratory will enable the students to learn the basic concepts and techniques in digital electronic circuits and systems. This lab course provides an overview of Boolean algebra number systems and digital circuits as Combinational and Sequential. It gives a general overview of the design of logic functions starting from the problem to the truth table and after this obtaining a function relies on the combination of inputs.
