Digital Electronics Laboratory

This lab is one of the core lab of our department where our students will learn the machine language called as "Boolean language" Our students are exposed to functionality of basic logic gates, IC pin diagram and all practical aspects related to digital IC tester and trainer kit.

Digital Signal Processing Laboratory

The objective of the Digital signal processing laboratory is to enable the students to simulate and experiment with digital signals and systems. The laboratory helps the students to learn, analyse and design the techniques that give core knowledge for DSP engineers to develop the laboratory aims at supporting the teaching and research activities in the area of DSP.

The laboratory has both software tools and DSP processors- both fixed point and floating point. The laboratory has 5 user Licensed MATLAB software with various Tool boxes and Simulink. Students simulate here number of experiments in MATLAB. Students also use TMS 320C5416 fixed-point DSP. Students can implement Digital signal processing algorithms using different computational platforms and DSP tools which enhance the practical exposures in signal processing.

Embedded System Laboratory

This lab is offered to B.Tech. students and it is specially designed and developed for the students to study the architecture of ARM microcontroller using assembly language and Development of application using C language for ARM board platform. The lab is well equipped with keil software, ARM 7, 9,11 and Cortex boards which has NXP LPCXX, ARM System-on-chip, for embedded system development. The lab gives hand on experience on embedded system development using keil software and how to debug and prototype using Embedded board. At the end of semester students will handle ARM based embedded system development for various applications. This lab provides resources to build real time embedded system and working with various protocols.

Microprocessors and Microcontrollers Laboratory

This lab is one of the core labs of our department where our students will learn their mother tongue (hardware language) called "Mnemonics”. Our students are exposed to basic architecture , timing diagram and all practical aspects like arthritic and logical programming using 8085,8086, 8051,interfacing programming of microprocessor and microcontroller with ADC,DAC,8279 (keyboard and display interface),8251 (serial communication),8255 (parallel communication) and peripheral device like stepper motor control, traffic light signal control & temperature control etc.

Microwave and Fiber Optics Laboratory

Microwave Engineering and Fibre optical laboratory provides depth knowledge about the behavior of microwave components and optical components. The laboratory exercises are designed to understand the working principle of optical sources, detector, fibers and microwave components. The microwave laboratory gives Practice to microwave measurement procedures. In addition to supporting these courses, the lab also provides the necessary equipment for the students to perform their projects. Microwave Laboratory is meant for experiments at the instructional level for undergraduate students. The laboratory is adequately equipped with microwave benches at J-band and X-band, which includes Klystron tubes, Gunn diodes, Klystron power supplies, modulators, directional couplers, various power energy and VSWR meters. Lab is used by the students to perform practical pertaining to the study of optical fiber communication using state of the art kits. Fibre optical lab is used by the students to perform practical pertaining to the study of optical fiber communication using state of the art kits. The lab is equipped with fiber optic trainer kits and modules to enable the study of components of an optical communication system. The students will have an understanding of the concepts involved in simple optical communication link and learn the characteristics and measurements of optical fiber the students will have an understanding of the concepts involved in transmission and reception of the microwave signals, characteristics of components.

VLSI Design Lab

The VLSI Design laboratory is well equipped with the most up-to-date industry standard VLSI EDA tools and hardware resources like Xilinx 14.7, ISE tool, Spartan3E FPGA, Spartan 6 starter kit, Virtex4 FPGA and CPLD. The laboratory provides hands-on experience to students in the field of analog and digital circuit design to conduct world class research. The laboratory is designed to expose the students to a set of tools for VLSI design, starting with ISE simulation and leading to physical layout, design rule checking, and extracted circuit simulation. Students gain knowledge in using EDA tools to design, simulate, and verify schematics and layout of logic gates. It also serves to facilitate design and implementation of digital design on FPGA. This Lab gives the opportunity to the students to learn about the configuration and simulation of Very Large Scale Integrated Circuits & Systems. The main purpose of this lab course is to explore various design styles of simple and complex Integrated Circuits(IC) near to students.

ADVANCED ELECTRONICS & PROTOTYPING LABORATORY

Our state-of-the-art Advanced Electronics Laboratory is a spacious, purposely designed environment where students transform theoretical circuit concepts into functional, real-world hardware. Built to exceed standard curriculum requirements, this facility serves as the premier innovation hub for our electronics and communications students, bridging the critical gap between software simulation and physical implementation. The laboratory is fully equipped with the latest generation of diagnostic tools, ensuring students learn on industry-standard hardware. Each ergonomic workstation features:

a. High-Bandwidth Digital Storage Oscilloscopes (DSOs) for precise signal analysis and high-frequency measurements.

b. Advanced Function & Arbitrary Waveform Generators for robust input simulation.

c. Precision Regulated DC Power Supplies to safely power complex analog and digital designs.

Before touching a physical component, students validate their designs using our suite of industry-leading software. The lab boasts fully licensed installations of NI Multisim for deep-dive SPICE circuit simulation and NI LabVIEW for graphical programming, automated measurements, and data acquisition.

True engineering requires hands-on assembly. The lab maintains a vast, meticulously organized inventory of discrete components—from basic passive elements to complex analog ICs and BJTs—empowering students to build advanced circuits like multi-stage amplifiers, oscillators, and data converters. Dedicated soldering and prototyping stations allow students to move seamlessly from breadboard testing to permanent PCB fabrication, developing the essential tactile skills demanded by today's tech industry.

COMMUNICATIONS LABORATORY

Our Advanced Communications Laboratory is a dynamic, hands-on learning center designed to give students a comprehensive understanding of how information travels in the modern world. Aligned seamlessly with Outcome-Based Education principles, this lab ensures that students do not just memorize concepts, but actively build, analyze, and troubleshoot the very communication systems that power today's global networks.

The laboratory is outfitted with a wide array of specialized trainer kits that cover the full spectrum of communication engineering, allowing students to physically manipulate signals and observe the results in real time.

Analog Communications: Deep-dive physical experiments into Amplitude Modulation (AM) and Frequency Modulation (FM), alongside critical receiver performance metrics like sensitivity and selectivity.

Digital Communications: Robust setups for analyzing modern digital transmission, including Line Coding techniques, digital modulation schemes (ASK, FSK, PSK), and advanced multiplexing strategies that form the backbone of modern broadband and cellular technology.
To complement the physical hardware, the lab provides access to elite simulation platforms used by telecommunications professionals worldwide. Fully licensed workstations equipped with the Matlab, Communications Toolbox and Antenna Toolbox, enables students to design complex signal processing algorithms, visualize electromagnetic radiation patterns, and model end-to-end communication links at the system level. Multisim is utilized for high-fidelity circuit-level simulation, allowing students to virtually construct, test, and validate communication building blocks before moving to hardware implementation.