Location: Room No:205, 2nd Floor, Academic Building-1.
About the Lab:
The Electronic Instrumentation Lab is primarily a teaching lab for conducting basic experiments associated with the institute's core course of “Principles of Measurements”.
The lab also caters to the needs of undergraduate, master's, and doctoral students in the area associated with sensors, signal conditioning, and instrumentation.
Equipment(s) Available:
■ Arbitrary Function generators
■ Digital Storage Oscilloscopes
■ Mixed Signal Oscilloscopes
■ Regulated DC Power Supplies
■ Desktop PCs
■ NI Hardware - ELVIS III, myDAQ and other Data loggers
■ LCR Meter
■ Source Measuring Unit
■ Harmonic Analyzer
■ Variable Capacitance box and Variable Inductance box
■ 3-D Printer
■ Proximity detection experiment setup
■ Piezo Electric-based experiment setup
■ LVDT and RVDT Measurement setup
■ 6 1/2 DMM
■ Angular position Measurement setup
■ PCB Printer
List of Experiments:
■ Familiarization with Laboratory Instruments (Oscilloscope, Function Generator, DigitalMultimeter, DC Power Supply)
Other laboratory experiments based on the following concepts:
■ Statistics and random variables
■ Measurement of op-amp parameters
■ B-H curve for transformers
■ Power measurement
■ Bridges
■ Analog-to-Digital converters and Data
■ Application of the above mentioned concepts towards measurement of sensor parameters.
