List of Lab and its Details

1. Basic Electronics and Digital Electronic Circuits Lab

Name of the Non-Teaching Faculty In charge: Jayashree K S

Name of the Faculty in charge: S Gayatri and Dr. S.B RudraSwamy

Facilities:

• Basic Electronics Lab focuses on the skills of designing, developing, and testing wide
range of electronic circuits using test and measuring instruments like cathode ray
oscilloscopes, function generators, digital multimeters etc.
• In this lab, the students will be able to carry out the experiments and analyze the
electronic circuits such as rectifiers, diodes, amplifiers.
• Digital Electronic Circuits Lab will enable the undergraduate students to learn the basic
concepts and techniques in digital electronic circuits.
• The learning objective of this laboratory is to supplement the theory course of digital
electronic circuits with adequate introduction to both combinatorial and sequential logic
circuits, such as, adders, subtractors, comparator, multiplexer/DE multiplexer,
encoders/decoders, 7-segment display and decoder/driver, flip-flop, register, counter, etc.
and various combinations of these.
• Basic Laboratory Instruments: Basic Laboratory Instruments: Oscilloscope,
Function Generator, Digital Millimeter, DC Power Supply and Digital trainer Kits for
First Year EC and Second Year EC students.
 2. Digital System Design and Digital Signal Processing Lab

Name of the Non-Teaching Faculty In charge: Umashankar

Name of the Faculty in charge: Dr. S.B RudraSwamy and T Shreekanth

Facilities:

• In Digital System Lab students are exposed to VHDL and Verilog Programming.
• In Digital Signal Lab, students focus on implementing different signal processing
algorithms using matlab software’s on computers as well as DSP boards.
• The lab has MATLAB software installed and trains the students in using this powerful
computer application in various aspects of engineering.
• Basic Laboratory Instruments: Computers equipped with Matlab, Xilinx software,
DSP boards.
 3. Communication Lab

Name of the Non-Teaching Faculty In charge: Jayashree K S

Name of the Faculty in charge: Dr. M N Jayaram and Gayatri H M

Facilities:

• Communication laboratory focuses on training the students in both Digital and analog
communication.
• This laboratory provides hands-on practical training in the diversified fields of Analog &
Digital Modulation Techniques.
• The students are trained for constructing the Circuits of different communication
techniques like Filters, Attenuators.
• Basic Laboratory Instruments: Bread Board, Digital IC, Digital Modulation Trainer
Kit, CRO, Power Supplies, Function Generator
4. Microcontroller, Microprocessor, VLSI Lab

Name of the Non-Teaching Faculty In charge: Poornima

Name of the Faculty in charge: Prof. B.S.Renuka and Prof. Halesh M R

Facilities:

• The Microprocessor and Microcontroller Lab aims in inculcating the knowledge of

programming skills by executing various programs like arithmetic operations, code
conversions, searching and sorting algorithms studied in the Microprocessor and
Microcontroller course.
• The lab is also used by the students to interface the microprocessor and microcontroller to
various peripheral devices to generate waveforms, perform A/D and D/A conversions,
Keyboard and Display Interface, Stepper motor Interface, DC Motor Speed Control.
• Basic Laboratory Instruments: Computers equipped with software’s keil , MASM
,Flip, and 8086 µP and 8051µC trainer Kit, DAC and ADC Interface Kit, Stepper Motor
and DC Motor, Matrix keyboard and seven segment display interface kit.
• VLSI Lab aims at introduce architecture and design concepts underlying modern
complex VLSIs and system-on-chips.
• Basic Laboratory Instruments: Computers equipped with Cadence Software
5. Analog Electronic Circuits and Linear Integrated Circuits Lab

Name of the Non-Teaching Faculty In charge: Mahesh B T

Name of the Faculty in charge: Dr.U.B Mahadevaswamy

Facilities:

• This lab has state-of-the-art electronic equipment like Digital Storage Oscilloscopes,
Large Bandwidth Signal Generators, high quality consumables and workbenches,
measuring instruments and components.
• Facilities in this lab are used for conducting experiments in the subjects Basic
Electronics Lab, Analog Electronics Lab, Op-amps and Linear ICs Lab, as prescribed in
the curriculum of B.E Degree Program in E&CE.
• The main objective of this lab course is to gain the practical hands on experience by
exposing the students to various linear IC applications.
• The lab also introduces to the students 555 timer and IC 741 and its applications, various
voltage regulators.
• It is also used for student project works.
• This lab is useful for students to design and analyze working of integrated circuits.
• Basic Laboratory Instruments: CROs signal generators, regulated power supplies,
Millimeters and accessories. Breadboards, soldering facilities, other Measuring
Instruments. Power Supply unit and Electronic Components.
6. Power Electronics Lab

Name of the Non-Teaching Faculty In charge: Siddappa M S

Name of the Faculty in charge: Dr. N.M.Renukappa

Facilities:

• The laboratory is equipped with modules such as SCR, IGBT, UJT, MOSFET etc
• The laboratory course provides instruction in general lab practices, measurement methods
and with the design and operation of several common circuits relevant to the field of
power electronics.
• It also provides experience the common components such as motors, batteries, magnetic
devices, and power semiconductors.
• It is also used for student project works.
• Basic Laboratory Instruments: Equipment to conduct basic experiments on electrical
and electronic measurements like calibration of energy meters, testing of C.T.s,
A.C./D.C. bridges, etc. Power electronic trainer kits, digital storage oscilloscopes,
isolation transformers. CROs, signal generators, regulated power supplies, Digital
Millimeters. Breadboards, soldering facilities, CRO probes and other accessories, Power
Supply.
7. Networking and Simulation Lab

Name of the Non-Teaching Faculty In charge: Yogesh

Name of the Faculty in charge: Dr. Shanakaraiah and Prof. Thyagaraj Murthy

Facilities:

• This laboratory houses high end computer systems, all the systems are installed with
networking lab software.
• The students will be able to build packets and analyze the functions of each layer of OSI
Model.
• They will detail learn about different types of protocols.
• It is used for student project works.
• Second Year students make use of this laboratory to simulate electronics Circuit to
understand their behavior.
• Basic Laboratory Instruments: Systems Equipped with Software-Cisco Packet Tracer
and Tina Software.
8. Automotive Electronics Lab

Name of the Faculty in charge: Dr. Sudarshan Patil Kulkarni

Facilities:

• This lab will be utilized by automotive electronics and Industrial electronics students for
their Final projects.
• The lab is also used for Research and Development activities in the field of control
systems.
• Basic Laboratory Instruments: dSPACE micro auto box, dSPACE DS1104 Controller
Board, Sensors and Motors, Personal Computers.
8. e-Yantra Lab

Name of the Faculty in charge: Dr. Sudarshan Patil Kulkarni and Prof. Shashidhar R

Facilities:

SJCE Robotics Lab established with support from TEQIP and e-Yantra is an advanced
laboratory to execute state of the art projects. e-Yantra is a project initiated at IIT Bombay and
sponsored by Ministry of Human Resources and Development, Government of India. Under this
project, with additional support from TEQIP-2, Sri Jayachamarajendra College of Engineering of
JSSSTU has set up this Robotics laboratory with advanced robotic kits and equipment’s with a
cost of Rs 25 Lakhs, where students design and execute projects throughout the year.

e-Yantra, IIT Bombay organizes mainly two types of competitions every year: (a)e-Yantra
Robotics Competition (eYRC) (b) e-Yantra Ideas Competition (eYIC).

Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

Sri Jayachamarajendra college of Engineering, Mysuru-570006
 VLSI and Microcontrollers Lab

Staff In-Charge :RENUKA B S

Associate Professor

Technical Staff: Umashankar Helper

Poornima Instructor
Facilities available:
1.Personal Computers
2.Embedded Evaluation Board based on AT89C51ED2 with following interfaces
i) 7 segment display interface
ii) Keyboard interface
iii) LCD interface
iv) DC motor and Stepper motor interface
v)ADC and DCA interface
vi)Elevator interface
vii)Traffic light controller
Software available: Keil micro version 3
Atmel Flip2.0.2
3. MSP 430 Evaluation Kit with following interfaces

i)Serial interface
ii)LCD interface
iii)7 segment display
iv)keyboard
v)Temperature sensor and 12 bit ADC
vi)Relay interface
vii)DAC
Software available: IAR Workbench
MSP FET

Utilization:
Facilities in this lab is used for conducting experiment in Advanced Microcontrollers lab
as prescribed in curriculum of BE degree program in E&C. They may be used for
student project lab.
 Instruments in Nano research lab
Instrument name and Suppliers Specification

Features:
Programmable Climatic Chamber
KEW/EC-10 • Fully non corrosive interior
M/s Kaleidoscope Climatic Solutions, Bengaluru • Durable
• Monitoring

Test Space: 60cm× 60 CM × 90 cm (H)

Temperature Range: -10 °C to +180 °C

Accuracy: ± 1.0 °C

Humidity Range: 20% RH to 95% RH

Accuracy: ± 3% RH

High Frequency LCR meter Frequency Range: 20 Hz to 10 MHz

6500P Series Accuracy :
M/s Wayne Kerr Electronics Dissipation factor - ±0.0005 (1+D2)
Quality factor - ±0.05 %( Q+1/Q)
Capacitance / Inductance / Impedance - ±0.05%
Accuracy varies with frequency, drive level and
measured impedance.
Key Features

• Precise high frequency impedance

measurements
• Characterize components from 20 to 120
MHz
• Wide range of models with maximum
frequencies from 20 Hz to 10 MHz
• Comprehensive measurement functions
• 0 to +40V DC bias voltage and 0 to 100mA
DC bias Current (Option)
• ±40V DC bias voltage (Option)
• Easy to use with large TFT touch screen
• Clear graphic displays aids measurements
• Resonance Search
• Intuitive user interface
• Fully programmable over GPIB
• Keyboard and mouse optional control
• Competitively priced
 Low Frequency LCR meter
ZM 2372 Accuracy : ±(10 % +5mV rms)
NF Corporation Measurement range : 8 ranges (1MΩ, 100kΩ,
10kΩ, 1kΩ, 100Ω, 10Ω, 1Ω, 100mΩ)

Frequency Range: 1 mHz to 100 kHz

Megohmmetre DC Voltage Range: 1 V to 1500V

M1501M
M/s Merlinhawk Aerospace Pvt. Ltd. B’lore Resistance Range: 100Ω to 2020 TΩ

Current Range: 0.01 pA to 20 mA

Measurement voltage:
from 1 to 1500 volts DC by 1 volt step .
Accuracy : +/ (0.5%+ 0.5 V)

Measurement range :
 Teraohmmeter from 4kΩ to 2.10¹⁵Ω
 Picoammeter from 0.01 pA to 20 mA
 Manual or automatic range selection
 Measurement voltage adjustable volt by volt
from 1V to 1500VDC
 Measurement speed selectable from 1 to 10
readings/sec
 Memorization of 10 configurations
 Humidity and temperature measurement
 Programmable via IEEE interface
 Microhmmeter A bench digital microhmmeter with temperature
CROPICO, D05000 compensation

 High accuracy 0.03%, 8 ranges, 3 mΩ to 30 kΩ

 Adjustable current ranges10uA-10A
 Data logging with statistical analysis

Measuring range : 3 mΩ to 30 kΩ

Resolution : 100 n Ω
Current range : 10mA to 10A
High Accuracy 0.03%
Fast measuring capability of 50 measurements per
second

Contact Angle meter Holmarc’s Contact angle meter is a fully equipped

Model No: HO-IAD-CAM-01 A instrument with Motorized syringe pump for precise
M/s Holmarc Opto – Mechatronics Pvt. Limited, Kochi dispensing and with CCD interface for measuring
contact angles of liquids on solid surfaces.

Measuring method: Sessile drop method

Tilting +/- 2 degree provided for the Sample holder.

Angular displacement of +/- 10 degree for the

Sample Holder.

 Vacuum ovens are designed to dry heat sensitive

Vacuum Oven materials that get oxidized easily or decomposed
MSC-VC-340 if dried at elevated temperatures.
M/s Murhopye Scientific Company, Mysuru  It is compact and suitable for general drying on a
small scale in any laboratory up to 200 ºC.
 Working chamber made of thick SS is cylindrical
in shape.
 It has two removable, perforated shelves to keep
material to be dried.
 Vacuum gauge, air inlet & outlet valves and a
thermostat are standard fittings.

Temperature Controller: Digital PID Temperature

Controller
Accuracy: ± 3 °C
Required Vacuum: 500 mm Hg
High voltage DC power supply H3K05N Output Voltage & Current : +300 to +3000V ,
M/s Aplab Limited 0.05A
Metering : 3 digit DPM to indicate voltage &
current
Regulation :
Line : ±0.1%.
Load : ±0.1%.
Ripple & Noise : 0.05% rms.
Operating Temperature : 0-50 °C.
Line Voltage : 230V AC ±10%, 50Hz single phase.
Output protected against Short Circuit.
 Dispersion / deagglomeration of solid into
Ultrasonic Liquid Processors liquids
M/s Johnson Plastosonic (P) Ltd.  Homogenizing : to reduce small particles in
liquid
 Ultrasonic transesterofocation of oil into bio-
disel
 Particle size reduction
 Increase solulability
 stirring of samples / mixing
 Sonochemical effect.
Frequency : 20 kHz
Wattage : 250W, 500W, 1500W

Features :
Electrospinning  To obtain polymer fibers in nanometer ranges
Espin Nano  Voltage upto 45 KV DC
M/s PECO. Chennai India  Syring pump made of insulated material for
spark free operation
 To dispense from normal disposable syringes
 PC based syringe pump opertaion to control
flow rate with user friendly software
 Palte , disc and drum collecting schemes
 Dust free enclosure with exhaust facility to
remove fum of polymer

Syringe Size: 1 to 20 ml
Types: Infusion Pump
Number of Syringes: 1.0, 10
Features: Programmable
 HV Tester Test method : ASTM D149-04.
M/s Shri Ragavendra Enterprises, Bengaluru The HV ac voltage (frequency of 50 Hz)
Input : 230 Volts
Output :60 KV (Max.), 100mA.
Control of voltage: Manual
Metering : 4 digit DPM to indicate current (mA)

Spin Coater Features:

M/s Delta scientific equipment Pvt. Ltd.
 Repeatability
 Durability & reliability
 Sleek looking
 Compact device

Deltaspin : Precision Spin Coater, 2 stage, 500 to

2000 rpm, 2000 to 8000 rpm. Vacuum operation,
standard chuck up to 2" digital display for RPM

Digital dispaly of time. PTFE coated S.S bawl

 Inclined plane traking
 Inclined plane tracking and erosion by the
method ASTM D2303 (IEC 60587-2007).

 By the step by step voltage method, the voltage

across the electrodes was increased by 250 V,
starting from 2.5 kV - 6.5 kV.

 Flow rate Control : 0.05-1.50 ml / min

 Metering : 4 digit DPM to indicate voltage &

current

 Automatic tripping system.

 It is possible to test 3 samples simultaneous.

Analytical Balance [CX 220]  Power Supply: AC Adapter 230V +/-20% , 50-
M/s Citizen 60Hz
 Type: Digital & Electronic Scales
 Capacity: 220 gm
 Net Weight: 5.2 kg
 Operating Temperature: 10 - 40 ° C
 Response Time: 2-3 sec
 Pan Size (mm/inch): 90Ø / 3.5’’Ø
 Repeatability : 0.1 mg
 Readability : 0.1 mg
 Calibration : Motorised Internal Calibration
 Housing Dimension : 340 x 212 x 340 mm
 Display : Back Lite LCD Display
 Linearity : 0.2 mg