IIITD, an institute leading in education and research relevant to the current technologies and needs of industry, is running several labs to support its teaching and research work being carried out by its faculty members, research scholars and students, in both CSE and ECE streams.All research labs are located in Faculty and Research block while all teaching labs are housed in the Lecture Hall Complex on the campus. Research labs, associated with focused research groups, are working in areas of IT and Electronics, details about which are given here. Teaching labs help students understand theoretical concepts taught in the course of their study.
DC Lab (301), is dedicated to the concepts and implementation of basic circuits designing. It serves its facilities as one of the teaching labs and also to facilitate course projects.
CIL Lab (302), which is dedicated to circuits designing, is intended to serve its facilities as one of the teaching labs and also to facilitate teaching projects and research projects. These projects and teaching work include the experimental and innovative study in the field of analog and digital circuits, microcontrollers and its applications.
BE Lab (303), is dedicated to the concepts and implementation of basic circuits designing. It serves its facilities as one of the teaching labs and also to facilitate course projects.
RFAEL lab (304)acts as a research lab to research scholars, research associates and interns, and also as a course lab for thesis and course projects. Main Research areas of the lab include understanding of high frequency devices, Antenna theory concepts and design fields. Its goal is to become a leading research and development group in the RF and Applied Electromagnetic Engineering.
The objective of Shannon Lab (305)is to manage teaching programs which include experiments and project assignments related to course work whereas the research work involves research scholars, interns and students working in the areas related to signal processing and wireless communication.
ECE-Labs provides various facilities to its users which can be accessed 24*7
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ECE lab has come up with a new cost-effective product 'Touchless Tap'. To ensure safety during the Corona pandemic, a sensor-based water tap is developed which doesn't require manual operation. It works when it detects your hand under the nozzle. This project is designed and developed by Research Engineers Sana & Khagendra.
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ECE Lab Enquiry Officer (ELEO) is a chatbot which is designed to resolve any queries related to ECE Labs. You can ask the questions and it will assist you regarding the same within seconds. The project is designed by B.Tech student Jayan Pahuja under the guidance of Engineers Sana Ali Naqvi & Khagendra Joshi.
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This summer project is aimed at making the ECE-Labs fully automated, with lights being the first target. The project utilized ECE-Lab resources, such as Arduino Microcontroller, PIR sensors, relays etc. This was designed by B.Tech students Paritosh & Amisha under the guidance of Engineer Abhishek Kumar.
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Working experience of more than 8 years with papers published in top journal and conferences in RF domain
Working experience of more than 7 years with papers published in top journal and conferences in Power Systems, Power Electronics and Wearable domain
Working experience of more than 7 years with papers published in top conferences in Wireless Communication domain
Working experience of more than 6 years in digital processing and test & measurement industries.
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