Sensors and Signal Processing Laboratory is a cutting-edge facility focused on sensor technology and signal processing. The Sensor Lab provides students, researchers, and engineers with hands-on experience in sensor interfacing, data interpretation, and advanced signal processing techniques. The lab supports research in areas like sensor fusion, predictive analytics, and smart sensor systems, fostering innovation in mechatronics, electronics, and robotics. Industry collaborations offer real-world problem-solving opportunities, bridging theory and practice.
AC Voltage: Typically 200 mV to 1000 V.
DC Voltage: Typically 200 mV to 1000 V.
AC Current: From micro amps (µA) to several amps, typically 200 µA to 10 A.
DC Current: Similar range as AC current.
Resistance: From ohms (Ω) to mega ohms (MΩ), e.g., 200 Ω to 40 MΩ.
Pressure range: Up to 100 bar
Sensor Type: Bourdon tube,
Piezoresistive (strain-gauge-based).
Acceleration: ±50 g to ±500 g (varies by model). Velocity: 0-100 mm/s or higher.
Displacement: 0–10 mm
Sensor Type: Piezoelectric accelerometer.
Displacement Range: Typically ±5 mm to ±50 mm
Core Material: Magnetic
Measurement Range: Typically 10 mH to 10 H
Supply Voltage: Typically 3.3V, 5V, or 12V DC.
Sensor Types: Analog and Digital Output
Type: Piezoelectric
Sensitivity: Piezoelectric: ~10-100 mV/g.
