Electronic Circuits Laboratory

 

The Electronic Circuits Lab is a facility shared by research faculty from the Electronic Circuits, Device and Physical Electronics, and Electric Energy Systems areas. The lab has facilities for a variety of applications including:

• Evaluation and test of power electronic circuits and devices
• Characterization of magnetic components
• Semiconductor device parameter extraction and model verification
• Testing of custom-designed integrated circuits
• Characterization of microwave and RF circuits and components to 20 GHz.

The facility includes an extensive array of test equipment, including:

• Semiconductor parameter analyzer
• CV analyzers
• Dynamic signal analyzer
• Impedence/gain-phase analyzer
• S-parameter analyzer
• RF amplifiers, power meter, matching networks
• Temperature-controlled oven
• High-speed digital and analog oscilloscopes and function generators
• Power supplies for low-power/low-voltage and high power/voltage applications
• Networked computers for experiment control and data acquisition
• Noise figure meter
• Noise figure test set
• Spectrum analyzer
• RF and DC probe stations