The Electronics Laboratory is intended for the implementation of student projects, thesis work, and development activities in the field of electronics. It provides facilities for the design, construction, and testing of electronic devices, including related software support.
The laboratory is equipped with three workstations featuring measurement instruments and two computer workstations dedicated to software development and electronic design. Its equipment also includes a CNC milling machine for printed circuit board (PCB) fabrication and soldering stations for assembly and servicing of electronic circuits.
For prototyping and manufacturing mechanical components, the laboratory is equipped with 3D printing technologies. It includes two FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) printers and one MSLA (Mask Stereolithography) printer. The lab also offers software tools for editing 3D models and preparing them for printing, as well as equipment for post-processing and finishing printed parts (e.g., cleaning, curing, etc.).
