Electronics Laboratory

Located in Photonics Room 105 (1974 sf + 226 sf of service space)

EK130/1/2, EK307 , EC311 , EC410 , EC412
Note: EK307 and EC410 have multiple modules

There are 31 stations in the Electronics Lab. Each station consists of:

Dell computer Optiplex GX260 running Microsoft Windows XP Professional
Agilent Multimeter 34410A
Agilent triple DC power supply E3631A
Agilent Function Generator 33120A
Oscilloscopes
- 15 stations include HP/Agilent MSO6012A mixed signal oscilloscope
- 16 stations include LeCroy WaveSurfer 422 touch-screen oscilloscope
All devices on each station are connected to the computer
National Instruments data acquisition hardware
Stations include National Instruments ELVIS

Other equipment includes a network printer.

Associated Faculty: Ruane

Kleptsyn, Goebel

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