Electronics Laboratory, established for the Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences, is now operational. Designed for practical experiments within undergraduate courses—particularly in applied electric circuits, electronics, digital systems, and microprocessors across the Departments of Electrical-Electronics Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Artificial Intelligence Engineering—the laboratory will move to a space exceeding 100 square meters in our newly constructed Building E in the upcoming semester.
Currently, each workstation is equipped with a 100 MHz 2-channel digital oscilloscope, a 30 MHz function generator, a 335W power supply, a digital multimeter, and various components and apparatuses for circuit assembly. Additionally, dedicated worktables and spaces with independent power setups are reserved for students to carry out their individual projects.
