Lab Facility in Electrical Engineering Department

Our digital lab stands out with a diverse collection of IC chips, encompassing fundamental logic gates, decoders, adders, multiplexers, and more. This comprehensive setup not only enhances skill development but also mirrors real-world applications, offering an exceptional platform for hands-on learning in the realm of digital electronics.

  Faculty Lab In-charge:    Shri Obaid Siddiqui
                                               (Assistant Professor)
Experiment No. Name Of Experiment
01Verification of different Logic gates-NAND, NOR, AND, OR, XOR,

XNOR.

 

02Verification of Truth Table of different gate inter connection.
03Half and Full Adder & Subtractor circuits.
04Code converters-

(1) Binary to Gray      (II) Gray to Binary

05Magnitude Comparator.
06Study of flip flops JK, SR. T & D.
07Conversion from one flip flop to another.
08Design of asynchronous counter.
09Design of synchronous counter
10 Design of shift registers

The Analog Circuit Laboratory is a fundamental component of the Electrical Engineering Department in most academic institutions and engineering programs. This laboratory serves as a crucial learning and research space where students and researchers can gain hands-on experience with analog electronic circuits.

Faculty Lab In-charge:    Shri Hariom Kumar

                                                  (Assistant Professor)

Experiment No. Name Of Experiment
01Measuring h-parameters for CE amplifier
02Single stage RC coupled BJT amplifier
03Two stage RC coupled BJT amplifier
04Characterization of MOSFET
05Single stage RC coupled FET amplifier
06BJT Darlington Emitter follower
07Current Series feedback amplifier
08RC phase shift oscillator
09Colpitts oscillator
10 Hartley oscillator

 

The Electrical Engineering Laboratory within the Electrical Engineering Department is a versatile facility that provides students with the essential tools and hands-on experience to apply fundamental electrical engineering principles. Here, students can explore and experiment with concepts such as Ohm’s Law, Maximum Power Transfer, Thevenin’s Theorem, Superposition Theorem, and Kirchhoff’s Laws etc. With a range of specialized equipment and software resources, this lab empowers students to not only grasp theoretical knowledge but also apply it practically, enabling them to design and analyze complex electrical circuits effectively. It plays a pivotal role in fostering a deeper understanding of these foundational concepts among aspiring electrical engineers.

Faculty Lab In-charge:    Mrs. Pooja Upadhyay

                                                  (Assistant Professor)

Experiment No.                                                                   Name Of Experiment 
1.                                             To Understand Series & Parallel Circuit for R, L. & C for
                                                DC Circuit
2.                                            Verification of Kirchhoff’s Law
3.                                            Verification of Superposition Theorem
4.                                            Verification of Thevenin’s & Norton’s Theorem
5.                                            Verification of Maximum Power Transfer Theorem
6.                                            Study of Phenomenon of Resonance in RLC Series Circuit
                                               & Obtain Resonant frequency
7.                                            To Study Ohms Law
8.                                           To perform the OC & SC test of Transformer.

The Electrical Circuit Analysis lab encompasses a variety of experiments to deepen students’ understanding of fundamental theorems and circuit behaviour. Superposition theorem verification involves analyzing circuits with multiple sources by isolating each source’s effect individually and then combining the results. Thevenin’s and Norton’s theorem verification focuses on simplifying complex circuits into equivalent circuits, aiding in circuit analysis and design. The maximum power transfer theorem is explored to determine the load impedance for maximum power transfer from a source.

Frequency response analysis of series and parallel RLC circuits helps students understand how these circuits behave at different frequencies, including resonance and bandwidth characteristics. Measurement of steady-state and transient responses of RL, RC, and RLC circuits provides insights into circuit dynamics under various conditions.

Z and H parameter analysis of two-port networks in DC conditions helps students characterize network behavior in terms of impedance and hybrid parameters, aiding in network analysis and design. Determining driving point and transfer functions of a two-port ladder network allows students to verify theoretical values through practical experimentation.

Characteristics impedance analysis of T and Pi networks helps students understand impedance matching and transmission line behavior. Interconnecting two-port networks in series and parallel further enhances students’ understanding of network configurations and their combined effects.

Lastly, studying the frequency response of a Twin T notch filter and active filter provides hands-on experience in designing and analyzing filter circuits for signal processing applications, bridging theoretical concepts with real-world applications in circuit design and analysis.

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  Faculty Lab In-charge:    Shri Obaid Siddiqui
                                               (Assistant Professor)
Experiment No. Name Of Experiment
01Verification of superposition theorem.
02  Verification of Thevenin’s and Norton’s theorem
03 Verification of maximum power transfer theorem
04To study frequency response of series and parallel RLC circuit.
05  Measurement of steady state and transient response of RL, RC and RLC circuit
06Z & H Parameter of two port Network (DC only).
07Determination of driving point and transfer function of a two- port ladder network and verify with theoretical value
08Characteristics impedance of T & Pi Network.
09Interconnected two port Network (Series and Parallel).
10Frequency Response of Twin T notch filter and to study of active filter.

 

The Electrical Machines Lab offers a comprehensive study of DC and AC machines. Students perform load tests on DC shunt, series, and compound motors to analyze characteristics like armature current versus speed, armature current versus torque, torque versus speed, and output versus efficiency. They also study speed control methods using armature and field resistance control in DC shunt motors. Magnetization characteristics of separately excited and shunt DC generators are explored.Experiments cover load characteristics of cumulatively and differentially compound generators, losses and efficiency determination using Hopkinson’s test, OC and SC tests, polarity checks, and regulation studies of single-phase and three-phase transformers. Parallel operation of transformers and different configurations are analyzed, providing students with hands-on experience in electrical machine performance and operation analysis.

  Faculty Lab In-charge:    
                                               (Assistant Professor)
Experiment No. Name Of Experiment
01To study load test on DC shunt motor & plot the following characteristics of the motor: –
(i) armature current vs speed
(ii) armature current vs torque
(iii) torque vs speed
(iv) output vs efficiency
02To study Load Test on DC Series Motor
03 To study Load Test on DC Compound Motor.
04 To obtain efficiency of a DC shunt machine using Swinburn’s Test
05To obtain speed control of DC shunt motor using Armature Resistance Control & Field Resistance Control.
06Magnetisation characteristics of DC Separately excited Generator & DC Shunt Generator.
07Setup should perform experiments to study Load Characteristics of: –
Long Shunt & Short Shunt Cumulatively Compound Generator
Long Shunt & Short Shunt Differential Compound Generator
08To obtain losses & efficiency of DC machine by Hopkinson’s Test
09OC & SC Test of Single-Phase Transformer
10Polarity Check of Single-Phase Transformer
11Regulation of Single-Phase Transformer by Direct Loading Method
12To obtain efficiency and voltage regulation of a Single Phase Transformer by Sumpner’s Test
13Performance of parallel operation of Two Single Phase Transformer
14OC & SC Test of Three Phase Transformer
15Different Configuration of Three Phase Transformer
16Regulation of Three Phase Transformer by Direct Loading Method.
17Perform parallel operation of two three phase transformers.

To study and perform various tests on single-phase and three-phase induction motors, including load tests, no-load, and blocked rotor tests for both squirrel cage and slip ring motors. Additionally, investigate speed control methods by maintaining constant V/F ratio and increasing frequency at rated voltage. Connect and operate different types of starters such as DOL, star-delta, auto transformer, and rotor resistance starters for appropriate three-phase induction motors. Study the speed control of cascaded three-phase induction motors and conduct open circuit and short circuit tests on three-phase AC generators. Perform load tests, slip tests to determine Xd and Xq, and analyze synchronous motor performance under varying loads to observe excitation and power factor effects (V and inverted V curve). Study parallel operation of three-phase alternators using dark lamp, bright lamp, synchroscope, and auto synchronization methods. Explore the operation of induction machines as induction generators and the application of phase-shifting transformers in CT testing.

Faculty Lab In-charge:    Shri Hariom Kumar

                                                  (Assistant Professor)

Experiment No.                                                          Name Of Experiment 
 1.                                  To study load test on single phase induction phase motor.
 2.                                  To study No Load  & Blocked Rotor Test on single phase induction motor.
 3.                                  To study Load Test on three phase squirell cage induction motor.
 4.                                  To Study No Load & Blocked Rotor Test on Three Phase Squirrel Cage Induction                                            Motor

5.                                  To Study Load Test on Three Phase Slipring Induction Motor

6.                              To Study No Load & Blocked Rotor Test on Three Phase Slipring Induction Motor

7.                              To determine speed control of a Three Phase Induction Motor by (i) keeping v/f ratio                                      constant (ii) increasing frequency at the rated voltage.

8.                              Make connection of DOL Starter/Star-Delta Starter/Auto Transformer Starter/Rotor                                      Resistance Starter for appropriate three phase induction motor.

9.                              To connect two 3-phase induction motor in cascade and study their speed control

10.                            To Study Open Circuit & Short Circuit Test on Three Phase AC Generator

11.                            To Preform Load Test on Three Phase AC Generator

12.                            To perform slip test to find Xd & Xq of Three Phase AC Generator

13.                            Test the performance of synchronous motor at different load condition to see the                                             effect  of variation of excitation and power factor (V & Inverted V Curve)

14.                          Study Parallel Operation of Three Phase Alternator using :-

Dark lamp method
Bright lamp method
Synchroscope
Auto synchronization

15.                          To study operation of Induction Machine as Induction Generator

16.                          To Study application of Phase Shifting Transformer in CT Testing

 

 

  Faculty Lab In-charge:    
                                               (Assistant Professor)
 
Experiment No. Name Of Experiment 
01Calculation of ABCD parameters of transmission line

Salient features

02Study of DC DISTRILUTION (2-WIRE & 3-WIRE FED SYSTEM)
03Cable fault locator
04Oil Circuit Breaker Test Kit
05Phase sequence detector

 

  Faculty Lab In-charge:    
                                               (Assistant Professor)
 
Experiment No. Name Of Experiment 
01Automatic as well as manual Synchronization of generator with grid supply.
02Study of V curve & inverted V curve.
03Study of Generator performance chart.
04Study of generator protection for differential, over current, over/under voltage, over/under frequency, reverse power and earth faults using generator protection relay.
05To perform experiment to operate buchholz relay to detect gas collected in the relay chamber.