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ECE Facilities

ECE Facilities

Analog Electronics Lab

The Analog Electronics Lab provides a foundational understanding of basic electronic circuits. Students gain practical experience in designing and implementing essential circuits like rectifiers, analyzing transistor characteristics, and exploring operational amplifier applications.

Key Equipment:

  • 30 MHz Oscilloscopes
  • Function Generators
  • Digital Desktop Multimeters
  • Multi-Output DC Power Supplies
  • General Purpose ICs

Analog Communication Lab

Our sophisticated Analog Communication Laboratory boasts state-of-the-art equipment from leading manufacturers like Analog Devices and Texas Instruments. This lab is crucial for understanding the principles and applications of analog communication systems.

Key Equipment:

  • Vector Network Analyzer (6 GHz)
  • Spectrum Analyzer (1.8 GHz)
  • Synthesized RF Generators
  • Digital Storage Oscilloscopes (150-500 MHz)
  • Mixed Signal Oscilloscopes (100 MHz)
  • Logic Analyzers (16 & 34+ channels)
  • Arbitrary Waveform Generators (80 MHz)
  • Pulse Generators (150 MHz)
  • Bench-Top DMM (6.5 Digit)
  • Timer/Counters (10 Digits, 5 GHz)
  • Programmable Power Supplies
  • LCR Meters
  • Digital Modulation Signal Generators

Software:

  • MATLAB
  • Multisim

Digital Electronics Lab

The Digital Electronics Lab is dedicated to the design and implementation of basic digital circuits. Students explore fundamental concepts such as logic gates, comparators, synchronous and asynchronous counters, and latches through hands-on experiments. This lab also serves as a hub for student projects involving various digital ICs.

Key Equipment:

  • 30 MHz Oscilloscopes
  • Function Generators
  • Digital Desktop Multimeters
  • Multi-Output DC Power Supplies
  • Digital IC Kits
  • Analog Discovery Kits

Software:

  • Multisim
  • LabVIEW

Associated Lab Courses:

  • CS 010 308: Logic Design Lab
  • EE 010 508: Integrated Circuit Lab
  • CS 010 408: Electronic Circuit and Communication Lab

Electronics Workshop

The Basic Electronics Workshop provides essential tools and equipment for fundamental testing and measurement. It's an ideal space for students to get hands-on with basic circuit assembly and troubleshooting.

Key Equipment:

  • Cathode Ray Oscilloscopes (CRO)
  • Function Generators
  • DC Power Supplies
  • Digital Multimeters
  • Mobile Phone Trainer
  • Oscilloscope Demonstrator Trainer
  • Transformer Winding Machine

Embedded Systems Lab

Our well-equipped Embedded Systems Laboratory offers comprehensive facilities for the design and development of microprocessor and microcontroller-based systems. Students can program, debug, test, and interface various peripherals, and utilize these resources for their micro, mini, and main projects.

Key Equipment & Software Tools:

  • Multimedia PCs
  • Keil (Simulation Tool)
  • Curiosity Development Board
  • ARM Development Board
  • PIC Trainer Board
  • TIVA LAUNCHPAD
  • Program Burner Kit

Microprocessor & Microcontroller Lab

The Microprocessor & Microcontroller Laboratory provides invaluable hands-on experience with these essential components of modern electronics. This lab is designed to enhance students' programming and problem-solving abilities in embedded system design.

Key Equipment & Software Tools:

  • KEIL (PK-51-T-ED)
  • VIVADO System XILINX
  • MULTISIM
  • Analog Discovery Kit
  • ZEDBoard
  • Raspberry Pi

RF Lab

The MITS RF Lab is an advanced facility dedicated to the design and verification of modern digital communication system concepts, spanning the kHz to GHz frequency range. Equipped with industry-standard tools, this lab is a dynamic environment for aspiring innovators. Students engage in hands-on experiments covering various communication protocols (GSM, CDMA, WLAN, Bluetooth, Satellite, GPS), analyze key components like filters, amplifiers, and antennas, and explore diverse modulation techniques and microwave waveguide characteristics.

Key Equipment:

  • 13.6 GHz Spectrum Analyzer
  • 18 GHz Vector Network Analyzer
  • Mixed Signal Oscilloscopes
  • Digital Oscilloscope
  • Arbitrary Waveform Generator
  • Function Generators
  • Transmitter and Receiver Modules
  • Antennas
  • Modules for Digital Modulation and Demodulation Techniques
  • Power Supply Units

Signal Processing Lab

The Digital Signal Processing (DSP) Lab focuses on the digital representation and transformation of signals using computational methods. DSP is a core technology underpinning telecommunications, medical technology, radar and sonar, and seismic data analysis.

Key Equipment & Software Tools:

  • MATLAB
  • CODE COMPOSER STUDIO
  • KEIL-MDK Microcontroller Development Tool
  • TMS320C6713 DSP Starter Kit
  • TMS320C6748 DSP Development Kit
  • TMS320DM6437 Digital Video Development Platform
  • STM32F4 ARM Discovery Board with Wolfson Audio Card

Project Lab

The Project Lab is a dedicated space for students to collaborate on and develop their academic and research projects. It provides a supportive environment for experimentation, discussion, and hands-on development.

Key Equipment:

  • Aries V3.0 Development Board
  • Tul Pynq TM-ZZ Board
  • Barys 3.Artic-7 FPGA
  • Fluke DMM

VLSI Lab

The VLSI Lab is equipped with cutting-edge facilities for Very Large Scale Integration design. Students have access to modern hardware and software tools to explore and implement complex integrated circuits.

Key Equipment & Software Tools:

  • FPGA Development Kits from Xilinx and Altera Inc.
  • CoWare Tools
  • Xilinx ISEFoundation Software
  • VIVADO Software
  • ZedboardZynq 7000 – Kits