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About this laboratory

The Electrical Technology Workshop is a well-equipped practical and instructional environment designed to teach fundamental and applied electrical engineering concepts. It supports the Electrical and Electronics Laboratory for Mechanical Engineering students, the Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering II Laboratory for Industrial Engineering students, and specialist workshop exercises.

Students work directly with residential single-phase circuits, three-phase industrial circuits, control equipment, and measurement instruments. The workshop helps students strengthen practical skills, understand electrical principles, and gain experience in installing, analyzing, and troubleshooting residential and industrial electrical circuits.

Practical activities

• Single-pole, double-pole, two-way, and cross switches
• Photoelectric controllers and staircase timers
• Audio and video door phone systems
• Evaporative cooler control circuits
• Single-phase electrical meters
• Contactors and industrial control circuits
• Three-phase induction motors
• Timers and protective devices

Equipment

• Electrical training boards
• DC power supplies
• Multimeters and oscilloscopes
• Function generators and circuit kits
• Wiring tools
• Electrical test and measurement instruments

About this laboratory

This is a service laboratory where the Electrical Circuits Laboratory is offered for Electrical Engineering students, the Energy Systems Laboratory for Energy Engineering students, and the Electrical Fundamentals Laboratory for Aerospace and Marine Engineering students.

Practical activities

• Electrical Circuits Laboratory for Electrical Engineering students
• Energy Systems Laboratory for Energy Engineering students
• Electrical Fundamentals Laboratory for Aerospace and Marine Engineering students

About this laboratory

The Instrumentation Laboratory is a teaching facility on the third floor that supports practical instruction in measurement and instrumentation.

About this laboratory

The Digital Control Laboratory is a teaching facility on the third floor that supports practical instruction in digital control.

About this laboratory

The Microwave and Antenna Laboratory provides advanced hands-on training in microwave engineering, high-frequency circuits, transmission lines, and antenna measurement techniques. Students learn practical concepts related to electromagnetic wave propagation, S-parameters, passive and active microwave components, waveguides, couplers, high-frequency filters, resonance, and antenna characterization.

The laboratory includes specialized measurement instruments, microwave components, and several types of antennas. Practical work covers S-parameter measurement, transmission-line behavior, antenna radiation patterns, gain and return-loss measurement, microwave filters and couplers, waveguides, and resonant structures.

The laboratory helps students develop the skills needed to analyze and design high-frequency systems, operate advanced microwave measurement instruments, and understand antenna performance and microwave components.

Practical activities

• S-parameter measurement
• Transmission-line behavior analysis
• Antenna radiation-pattern analysis
• Gain and return-loss measurement
• Microwave filter and coupler testing
• Waveguide and resonant-structure experiments

Equipment

• Vector Network Analyzer (VNA)
• High-frequency signal generators and oscilloscopes
• Matched loads and waveguides
• Microwave training kits
• Ground planes and test fixtures
• Dipole, patch, and horn antennas