The laboratories at the Electrical Engineering department are designed to provide students with hands-on experience. Students can utilize the laboratories to put theory into practice and to apply their understanding of theory to various courses of their course outcomes.
Department Laboratories
The main objective of the Electrical Machine Laboratory is to
DC Shunt Motor - Generator Set, DC Shunt Motor - Series Generator Set, DC Shunt Motor - Generator, Identical DC Shunt Machines, Identical DC Series Machines, DC Shunt Motor, Single phase transformer, three phase transformer, Induction Motors, three phase synchronous motor, Alternator Sets .
The objective of this lab is to
Silicon controlled rectifier, TRAIC, DIAC, MOSFET and IGBT Characteristics study unit, Operational Amplifier Trainer, DC Chopper power unit, UJT firing circuit, fully controlled converter power circuit, Half controller converter power circuit, Series Inverter, AC voltage controller, Cosine firing angle circuit, Buck-boost converter, Three-phase half, semi & full converter.
The Control Systems laboratory's goal is to
Linear System Simulator Kit, PLC Trainer Units, PID Controller Trainer Kit, Temperature Control System Study Kit, Servo Motor etc.
The aim of the Network Devices Laboratory is to reinforce the students with an adequate work experience in the circuit theory and also to expertise in handling the instruments involved. The Superposition Theorem, Thevenin Theorem, Norton Theorem, Hysteresis Loop etc are practically realized and validated. It also provides facilities to train the students in the measurement of resistance, inductance etc. and to give exposure to AC, DC bridges and transient measurement.
Superposition Theorem kit, Norton Theorem kit, Coupled circuit, Low pass & High pass filter, Voltmeter, Ammeter, Multimeter etc.
Different types of Dc motors, Dc generators, Single phase energy meter, Series RLC Circuits, Single phase Induction motors, Single phase transformers, Voltmeters, Ammeters, Wattmeters etc.
This laboratory is equipped with advanced STM-32 microcontroller where the students and faculty members can accomplish their projects and research work respectively.