The Electrical Machines Laboratory is an essential part of the Electrical Engineering curriculum, where students gain practical knowledge of various electrical machines. This lab provides hands-on experience to help students understand the construction, working, and testing of different machines such as transformers, DC machines, induction motors, synchronous machines, and alternators.

The Network Analysis Laboratory is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of electrical circuits and their behavior under various conditions. It supports the theoretical concepts taught in circuit theory by allowing students to practically verify and analyze different electrical networks.

This lab enhances students' problem-solving abilities and circuit analysis skills, forming a strong foundation for advanced electrical engineering studies and real-world applications.

The Electrical Measurement Laboratory is dedicated to providing students with practical knowledge of measuring electrical quantities with precision and accuracy. It bridges the gap between theoretical concepts and their real-world applications in measurement and instrumentation.

This lab enhances students' problem-solving abilities and circuit analysis skills, forming a strong foundation for advanced electrical engineering studies and real-world applications.

The Control Systems Laboratory is designed to help students understand the modeling, analysis, and design of control systems used in electrical, electronic, and mechanical engineering applications. It enables practical learning of both classical and modern control techniques.

This lab strengthens students' understanding of how to design and analyze control systems for real-world engineering problems in automation, robotics, power systems, and industrial control.

The Power System Laboratory provides students with practical exposure to the operation, analysis, and protection of electrical power systems. It focuses on the generation, transmission, distribution, and utilization of electrical energy, helping students understand the real-world challenges of modern power networks.

This lab prepares students for careers in power generation, transmission utilities, smart grid technology, and energy management systems by building a solid foundation in power system engineering.

The Power System Laboratory provides students with practical exposure to the operation, analysis, and protection of electrical power systems. It focuses on the generation, transmission, distribution, and utilization of electrical energy, helping students understand the real-world challenges of modern power networks.

This lab prepares students for careers in power generation, transmission utilities, smart grid technology, and energy management systems by building a solid foundation in power system engineering.

The Switchgear and Protection Laboratory focuses on the study of equipment and techniques used for the safe operation, control, and protection of electrical power systems. This lab enables students to understand how electrical faults are detected and isolated to ensure system reliability and safety.

This lab plays a critical role in preparing students for roles in power system protection, substation design, and industrial safety systems, ensuring reliable and secure operation of electrical networks.

The Analog & Digital Electronics Laboratory is designed to provide students with practical knowledge of both analog and digital electronic circuits. This lab helps bridge the gap between theoretical concepts and real-world electronic applications.

This lab equips students with the essential skills needed for electronics-based industries, embedded systems, and further studies in VLSI, microcontrollers, and digital system design.

The Microprocessor & Microcontroller Laboratory introduces students to the architecture, programming, and interfacing techniques of microprocessors and microcontrollers. It focuses on hands-on development of embedded systems using assembly language and high-level languages like C.

This lab builds foundational skills for careers in embedded systems, IoT, robotics, and consumer electronics design, preparing students for both industry and research roles.