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.

As per the requirements from Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB), the lab manager give presentation on health and safety on each 1st lab session for each course to the students.

Health & Safety Slides

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.

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