The Control Systems Lab in the Department of Engineering Technology contains a variety of laboratory equipment used in design and experimentation of digital and analog electromechanical feedback control systems.
In EMMI laboratory various practical based on measuring instruments are conducted. The lab comprises of quality instruments like Potentiometers, AC & DC Bridges.
The lab aims at imparting practical knowledge of power electronics to the students at various levels i.e. DEPM, B. Tech, and M. Tech. It is accordingly well equipped with equipment's and trainer kits to teach practical lessons from fundamentals to high level concepts to the students.
The Laboratory is equipped with conventional and modern Electrical and Electronics measuring equipments, various AC and DC electrical machines, and transformers.
The Power Systems Lab stresses student familiarity and experience with electrically-operated equipment and devices and the wide variety and use of electric motors, generators, speed drive control, transformers, and electrical power distribution.
This lab is useful for students to design and analyze working of integrated circuits. Basic Laboratory Instruments: CROs signal generators, regulated power supplies, Millimeters and accessories. Breadboards, soldering facilities, other Measuring Instruments.
The lab is used for Microwave Measurement and Design & Characterization of Microwave devices and circuits research areas.
This laboratory will enable the undergraduate students to learn the basic concepts and techniques in digital electronic circuits and systems.
As a teaching laboratory it is used extensively in the Fiber Optical Communications course, as well as for several labs in Engineering Electromagnetics. It has been used occasionally in support of Fundamentals of Electronic Instrumentation.
This laboratory is used to provide intensive practical exposure to learn the assembly and embedded C programming systematically for the different issues of microprocessor and microcontroller
The Project Laboratory has a key role in promoting practical learning experience, where students develop creative proposals, and execute their final projects.