Electronics Laboratories

A facility shared by all the School's bachelor's degrees. It has 10 perfectly equipped workspaces (maximum capacity 16 students).

This is the laboratory where all the School's students (regardless of the degree they are studying) first come into contact with the field of electronics. Students have their first experience of practicals, which cover electronic components and analogue and digital electronics.

Keithley 2231A-30-3 triple input power source, Tektronix AFG1022 function generator, Tektronix TBS 1052B-EDU digital oscilloscope, Keithley 5.2110 five-digit digital multimeter or multitester.

 

In this laboratory, students on the bachelor's degree in Industrial Electronics and Automatic Control Engineering continue to specialise within the field of electronic engineering. The Laboratory has eight workspaces.

 

Students on the bachelor's degree in Industrial Electronics and Automatic Control Engineering continue to specialise within the field of electronic engineering. The Laboratory has eight perfectly equipped workspaces.