The electronics teaching lab serves as a general educational laboratory space for a large number of courses in physical and systems electronics. It provides basic equipment for the execution of labs and projects which, for upper-year courses are augmented by the broader array of test and characterization hardware available in the ASL and DSL.

For all the Engineering labs, a Health and Safety presentation is made, during the first lab of the term. Here the students are made aware of:

- University's safety policies and procedures

- Available Health, Safety and Well-being resources, available to students on campus

- Expectations from them, regarding safe working in the labs

- For more information on University's Health, Safety and Well-being, visit this page.

- For information on University's Phased Return to Campus, during COVID-19, YU Better Together please check out this link.

HEALTH & SAFETY SLIDES

The Electronics Lab has 18 workstations accommodating 36 students as 18 groups of pair students. Each workstation has specialty measurement tools and one dual boot (Windows & Linux) desktop computer, i.e. in total 18 desktops.

Keysight 33611A Arbitrary Waveform Generator, 80 MHz, 1-ch

Keysight MSOX2022A Mixed Signal Oscilloscope - 200 MHz, 2 Analog Plus 8 Digital channels

Keithley 2110-120 5.5-Digit Dual-Display Digital Multimeter, 1 kV, 10 A

1. TTi MX100T DC Power Supply, Multi-Range, Digital Control Triple Outputs, 3 x 35V/3A 315W

2. Keysight E3630A 35W Fixed, Triple Output, 6V, 2.5A & ±20V, 0.5A

Keysight N9913A FieldFox Handheld Microwave Analyzer, 4 GHz

National Instruments USB-6210

Weller WES51 Analog Soldering Station

DAQStaff Breadboard Design Kit