Following are the labs for EE program:
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Design and Microprocessors Lab | Microprocessor Digital Design |
Experimental work for teaching | Posted in the lab | Gate 2 Floor 2 |
Electrical circuits |
Electronics Electrical circuits 1 and 2 |
Experimental work for teaching | Posted in the lab | Gate 2 Floor 1 |
Power Electronics | Power Electronics | Experimental work for teaching | Posted in the lab | Gate 2 Floor 2 |
High Voltage Lab | High voltage Engineering | Experimental work for teaching | Posted in the lab | Gate 2 Floor 1 |
Electrical Machines Lab | Electrical Machines 1 Electrical Machines 2 Electrical Machines 3 |
Experimental work for teaching | Posted in the lab | Gate 2 Floor 1 |
Power Systems Lab | Switchgear Electrical Power Systems 1 Electrical Power Systems 2 |
Experimental work for teaching | Posted in the lab | Gate 2 Floor 2 |
Electrical and electronics Measurements Lab | Measurements | Experimental work for teaching | Posted in the lab | Gate 2 Floor 2 |
Auotomatic Control Lab |
Automatic Control Robotics Practical special topic (Matlab) |
Experimental work for teaching | Posted in the lab | Gate 2 Floor 2 |
Electromagnetic field and communication Lab | Electromagnetic field Communications |
Experimental work for teaching | Posted in the lab | Gate 2 Floor 2 |
Fundamentals of Electrical engineering | Fundamentals of Electrical engineering | Experimental work for teaching | Posted in the lab | Gate 2 Floor 2 |
Safety and electrical installation Lab | Electrical Safety Electrical installations |
Experimental work for teaching | Posted in the lab | Gate 2 Floor 2 |
Renewable Energy Lab | Renewable Energies | Experimental work and to carry out Student Senior Project work | Posted in the lab |
Gate 2 Floor 2
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Brief description of Laboratories:
Digital Design Lab and Microprocessors Lab |
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Microprocessor Digital Design |
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This is our fundamental laboratory in the Electrical engineering department. This lab has various types of microprocessors, Combinational & Sequential logic circuit trainer kits along interfacing modules to demonstrate the detailed applications of microprocessors. The purpose of this laboratory is to train the students to be familiar with the programming and hardware of microprocessors so that they can gain enough experience to meet the demand of the microprocessor era. The facilities in the laboratory enable students to build a firm background in microprocessor hardware as well as software. Students learn about assembly language programming, CPU, memory and I/O design, interfacing of programmable chips and peripherals such as stepper motors, analog-to-digital, and digital-to-analog converters, etc. They acquire the practical skills sufficient to design and realize basic microprocessor-based systems Plant location: Gate 2 Floor 2 Laboratory Technician: Ali Jabali |
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Electrical Circuit Lab |
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Electronics
Electrical circuits 1 and 2
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Its overall needs are versatility and generality, in view of the many basic course needs it serves. This is the main lab where basic experiments like device characteristics and basic analog circuits are held. This lab is general enough to hold a number of experiments suitable for giving students enough exposure to enable them to easily adopts experiments in more advanced laboratories in the department. All basic electronic devices and their characteristics, applications can be studied. Using these devices the small electronic circuits can be constructed and checked. In order to introduce the students to basic components of electronics, this lab is furnished with advanced CROs, function generators, and digital multimeters. Students can perform practicals on P-N junction diode, Zener Diode, rectifiers and filters, transistor biasing and their characteristics in different modes, RC coupled amplifiers and FETs. Plant location: Gate 2 Floor 1 Laboratory Technician: Mohamed Kareiri |
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Power Electronics Lab |
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Power electronics |
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The power electronics lab enhances the Electrical Engineering student's understanding of the concepts and working of advanced power semiconductor devices and power electronics circuits. In this lab: * R, RC, and UJT triggering circuits are done to know how to give and adjust the firing pulse to the SCR so as to make it conduct. Plant location: Gate 2 Floor 2 Laboratory Technician: Ali Jabali |
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High Voltage Lab |
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High voltage Engineering |
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The mission of the High voltage lab is to provide state-of-the-art calibrations of measuring equipment used in high-voltage and high-current testing. The High Voltage Lab is used for high voltage testing and diagnostics. Tests in connection with power equipment, which in use can be exposed to high electric voltages or currents. Applied voltages are AC, DC, or impulses in order to simulate real conditions, including lightning and other overvoltages. High voltage tests are required in connection with power equipment, which in use can be exposed to high electric voltages or currents.
Plant location: Gate 2 Floor 1 Laboratory Technician: Mohamed Kreiri |
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Electrical Machines Lab |
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Electrical machines 1 Electrical machines 2 Electrical machines 3 |
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This plant is specially designed to teach the aspects of electrical machines, it consists of different electrical machines ranging from continuous generators to AC. It is also equipped with facilities for teaching electronics, electricity, and electric motors. The Electrical Machines, Drives and Power Electronics Laboratory has Lucas-Nülle equipment which provides electrical engineering education on the topics of electrical machines, power electronics, and drive technology. Electrical machines convert electrical energy into mechanical energy or vice versa. EEM 300W Electrical Machines are used in the laboratory to convey the necessary background theory to nearly all of the circuitry and drives found in industry and commerce. Power electronics is the technology of switching and converting high levels of electrical power. Its main application is to drive technology. The EPE 300W Power electronic drives in the laboratory provide the opportunity to explore static converter technology and closed-loop control drives. Plant location: Gate 2 Floor 1 Laboratory Technician: Mohamed Kreiri |
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Power Systems Lab |
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Switchgear Electrical Power Systems 1 Electrical Power Systems 2 |
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The objective of this laboratory is to enable the students to strengthen their understanding of the design and analysis of control systems through practical exercises. This will be accomplished by using modern software resources to analyze and simulate the performance of realistic system models and to design control systems to satisfy various performance specifications. Students will learn how to implement various types of compensators and control algorithms using MATLAB and Simulink. They will design and implement controllers to ensure the stability of the system, and produce the desired results. This will give them a feel for the ‘real world’ systems, and how to use theoretical knowledge on practical systems. Plant location: Gate 2 Floor 2 Laboratory Technician: Ali Jabali |