Basic & Analog Electronics Lab

Basic & Analog Electronics Laboratory

The Basic & Analog Electronics Laboratory serves as a foundation for students to understand the core concepts of electronic devices, circuits, and systems at an introductory level. It bridges theoretical knowledge with hands-on experimentation, enabling students to gain practical exposure to basic electronics and analog electronics concepts that are essential for higher-level courses and industry applications.

Key Experimental Areas:

• Semiconductor devices: V–I characteristics of diodes and Zener diodes, transistor configurations (CE, CB, CC), transistor biasing methods, and FET/MOSFET characteristics


• Analog circuit design: Rectifier circuits, clamper and clipper circuits, transistor amplifiers, op-amp based inverting/non-inverting amplifiers, differentiators, and integrators


• Timer and conversion circuits: Zero crossing detectors, IC 555 timers, voltage-to-frequency converters


• Logic circuits: Gate circuits (AND, OR, NOT, NAND, NOR, EX-OR, EX-NOR) and logic families (RTL, DTL, TTL, CMOS)


• Measurement & instrumentation: CRO (20 MHz), analog power supply, function generator, digital clamp meter, and power transistor trainer kits

With a strong emphasis on practical skill-building, the lab helps students analyze, design, and troubleshoot electronic circuits while fostering their readiness for both academic projects and industrial problem-solving.