Laboratory Facilities
Digital Electronics Laboratory:
The Digital Electronics Laboratory focuses on enhancing students' practical skills and expanding their knowledge in digital logic. Students engage in various design projects, including timers, counters, decoders/encoders, multiplexers, and more.
Electrical Home Appliances Laboratory:
The Electrical Home Appliances Laboratory provides hands-on applications to study the system structure, operation, and theory of electrical household appliances. Students become familiar with circuit elements and gain practical insights into these appliances.
Soldering Laboratory:
In the Soldering Laboratory, students work on electronic circuit homework and projects designed for their courses and academic pursuits. This lab enables them to develop their soldering skills and implement their designs.
Electric Machines and Electromechanical Control Laboratory:
The Electric Machines and Electromechanical Control Laboratory focuses on various applications related to electrical machines used in electrical systems, such as motors, generators, and transformers. Students gain hands-on experience with circuit connections, working principles, working patterns, and control methods of these machines.
Electrical Installation Laboratory:
The Electrical Installation Laboratory consists of training experiment sets with four different sections. Students learn how to design electrical projects, including lighting, weak and strong current installations. They also practice making installation connections using the relevant equipment.
Power Electronics Laboratory:
The Power Electronics Laboratory introduces students to basic power electronics elements, including thyristors, MOSFETs, IGBTs, diodes, diacs, and triacs. Through detailed examination of circuits involving these elements, students gain practical knowledge of power electronics.
Electrical Compensation Laboratory:
The Electrical Compensation Laboratory comprises three different panel units and electrical loads. It provides practical training in energy input, distribution, and compensation. Students can perform various experiments and make electrical measurements using digital measuring instruments available in the laboratory.