The Power Systems Laboratory (PSL) is well-equipped with several experimental setups and several software packages for real-time experiments and simulation. PSL is well equipped with various hardware set ups for like - Oil Testing Kit 60 kV, Digital Cable Locator And Combines with Cable Fault Locator, Generalized Constant A B C D of a long Transmit line, Determination of break down the strength of solid instrument material, Test on over current relay, Directional over current relay, Over current time relay (numerical microprocessor-based), Insulation tester (megger) 500V, Insulation Tester (Motor Cum hand Operated). Along with these, different accessories and computers are available in PSL so that several groups of students can work simultaneously in the Laboratory. PSL also has “software and Simulation facilities” with ETAP, MATLAB and Virtual Simulation (in collaboration with IIT-KGP) facilities where one can not only perform modelling and simulations but also carry out advanced research.

Staff: Dr. Surajit Chattopadhyay, Dr. Tapash Kr. Das

The Basic Electrical Engineering laboratory is one of the most important labs of the department as it helps the students of all engineering disciplines to perform experiments based on basic concepts of electrical science. The laboratory is established to impart the basic knowledge of various fundamentals of Electrical Engineering. The experiments are so designed to serve the usage of all branches of Diploma and Under Graduate students. The most advantageous feature of the laboratory is that it supports carrying out any experimental work and is also used as an interdisciplinary laboratory. It is well-equipped with several experimental setup packages for real-time experiments. In this lab, the students of all engineering streams are trained on basic concepts of electrical engineerings, such as AC to DC conversion, measurement, verification of basic laws, knowledge to solve formulation and analysis of the AC & DC circuits and theorems, use of CRO, DSO, etc.

Staff: Mr. Amiungshu Karmakar, Mr. Pranab Mandal +1

The Control Systems Lab in the Department of Electrical Engineering contains a variety of laboratory equipment used in the design and experimentation of digital and analog electro-mechanical feedback control systems. The equipment in this lab is mainly used in lab projects of Process Control and Interface Design and Electromechanical Control Systems courses. The feedback automatic control systems are an essential feature of numerous industrial processes, scientific instruments and even commercial, social and management situations. A thorough understanding of the elementary principles of this all-embracing technology is of great relevance for all engineers and scientists. This laboratory course gives hands-on experience to the feedback automatic control concepts covered in the theory course. The topics studied in this lab include principles of digital and analog data acquisition, electro-mechanical interfacing, control systems with embedded microcontrollers and programmable logic controllers, digital communication and networking, feedback control systems, and state variable models, higher-order system response, transient response, and stability analysis.

Staff: Dr.Sandip Chanda, Mr. RAJEEV KUMAR +1

This type of workshop is mainly used for the students of Diploma and B.Tech of Electrical Engineering department. It is actually hands-on training of students about the diploma syllabus and b.tech syllabus also. This type of workshop practice mainly purpose of motivated of self-improvement of the students. Here provided the skill of house wiring, motor rewinding. The students achieve the rules, regulations and basic knowledge about the electrical system. This subject has allotted for Diploma semester 1,2,3 & 6 and B.Tech also.

Staff: Mr. Amiungshu Karmakar, Mr. Pranab Mandal +2

The electrical machines lab is an integral part of the Electrical Engineering Department. Electrical machines can change electrical energy to mechanical energy and vice versa in a good control manner; therefore, it plays an important in the range from industry uses to household appliances used in day-to-day life. The various real-world applications like electrical power generation, change of voltage level, Electric traction, home appliances, and operation & control of various apparatus and instruments where electrical machines are extensively used. The integration of Power electronics, microprocessors, and modern control system principles along with the electrical machine create a building block of various applications and research scope. This lab is equipped with a display model for different parts of the electrical machine; the Experimental setup of both AC and DC machines, as per the syllabus, maintains all safety and protection, transformers, speed sensors, current sensors, and computers with MATLAB software and various measuring tools and equipment. This lab offers an outcome-based teaching-learning environment for students and researchers. This Electrical machine lab facilitated students to transform classroom theoretical knowledge into a hands-on practical experience with the cooperation of experts faculties and Technical assistants.

Staff: Dr. Raja Ram Kumar, Dr. Goutam Kumar Ghorai +1