The students use this lab to learn about different analogue circuits. This includes study of  basic RC circuits, amplifiers,oscillators,voltage regulators etc. Latest equipment like high bandwidth Digital Storage Oscilloscopes, Dual Function Generators, Multiple Power Supplies etc. are also available in the lab for studying the various communication systems.. This laboratory provides the students an opportunity to work on basic analog circuits used in the communication area.

This laboratory provides a platform to the students to understand the basics of analog and digital communication systems, modulation techniques, data transmission, multiplexing, etc. This lab is equipped with microwave equipment like Reflex Klystron, Klystron Power Supply, Frequency Meter, Attenuator, Isolator, Directional Coupler etc. The students have the opportunity to practise advanced communication techniques in this lab.

This lab is equipped with CROs, DSOs, Function Generators, Dual DC Power Supplies, Digital IC Trainer Kits, Voltmeters, Ammeters, Analog and Digital Multimeters, Rheostat and components including transistors, diodes, resistors, capacitors etc. The laboratory introduces students to practical circuit design and contributes significantly to provide them with engineering skills. The experiments covered in this laboratory are synchronized with its theoretical part, so that students might be able to understand the practical aspects of it. This lab is also used to conduct the experiments related to digital circuits and logic design, which ranges from the study of various logic gates to the design of various sequential and combinational circuits. Students from various departments use this lab for performing various digital experiments.

This lab is equipped with 8051 trainer kit, PIC trainer kit and PCB fabrication kit. Students can do mini and main project works in this lab. The lab is equipped with all the software and hard wares to do the project work of students. Developing and etching facility along with shearing, drilling and soldering units are arranged for the purpose of building custom printed PCB’s.

A hardware and microprocessor lab is a facility where students or researchers can study and experiment with computer hardware and microprocessors.

Hardware labs typically provide equipment such as oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, multimeters, power supplies, and other tools for troubleshooting and testing computer components. Students may work on tasks such as circuit design, PCB layout, assembly, and testing. They may also learn about different types of computer hardware, such as processors, memory, and storage devices.

Microprocessor labs focus on the study and programming of microprocessors, which are the central processing units (CPUs) of computers. These labs may have specialized equipment such as microcontroller development boards, digital signal processors, and debugging tools. Students may work on tasks such as coding, debugging, and interfacing microprocessors with other devices.

In both types of labs, students may work on projects such as designing and building a computer from scratch, developing embedded systems, or optimizing the performance of a microprocessor-based system. The skills and knowledge gained in these labs are valuable for careers in fields such as computer engineering, electronics, and embedded systems development.

This lab is utilized for demonstrating M Tech mini and main project experiments and research works of students as well as faculty members.