AEC151BAEC251B

Electronics Engineering Lab

L-T-P0-0-2 Credits1 Session2026-27 TypeLab / Practical
Appears in 28 semesters · 14 branches

B.Tech Civil Engineering · Sem 1 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC151B) · B.Tech Civil Engineering · Sem 2 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC251B) · B.Tech Mechanical Engineering · Sem 1 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC151B) · B.Tech Mechanical Engineering · Sem 2 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC251B) · B.Tech Automobile Engineering · Sem 1 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC151B) · B.Tech Automobile Engineering · Sem 2 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC251B) · B.Tech Aeronautical Engineering · Sem 1 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC151B) · B.Tech Aeronautical Engineering · Sem 2 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC251B) · B.Tech Mechanical & Industrial Engineering · Sem 1 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC151B) · B.Tech Mechanical & Industrial Engineering · Sem 2 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC251B) · B.Tech Production & Industrial Production Engineering · Sem 1 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC151B) · B.Tech Production & Industrial Production Engineering · Sem 2 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC251B) · B.Tech Manufacturing Technology · Sem 1 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC151B) · B.Tech Manufacturing Technology · Sem 2 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC251B) · B.Tech Mining Engineering · Sem 1 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC151B) · B.Tech Mining Engineering · Sem 2 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC251B) · B.Tech Chemical Engineering · Sem 1 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC151B) · B.Tech Chemical Engineering · Sem 2 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC251B) · B.Tech Plastic Engineering · Sem 1 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC151B) · B.Tech Plastic Engineering · Sem 2 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC251B) · B.Tech Food Technology · Sem 1 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC151B) · B.Tech Food Technology · Sem 2 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC251B) · B.Tech Textile Technology · Sem 1 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC151B) · B.Tech Textile Technology · Sem 2 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC251B) · B.Tech Handloom & Textile Technology · Sem 1 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC151B) · B.Tech Handloom & Textile Technology · Sem 2 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC251B) · B.Tech Carpet & Textile Technology · Sem 1 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC151B) · B.Tech Carpet & Textile Technology · Sem 2 (Electrical / Electronics Engineering Lab, code AEC251B)

List of Experiments / Activities

  1. List of Experiments (Any Ten Experiments)
  2. 1Diode Characteristics and Rectifier Plot forward V-I characteristic of a silicon diode; set up a full-wave bridge rectifier; observe output with and without filter capacitor. Application: DC supply for industrial sensor transmitter or PLC input module.
  3. 2Zener Diode Voltage Regulator Set up a Zener voltage regulator; vary supply and load; measure regulation. Application: regulated 5V / 12V supply for field instrument transmitter circuits in process plant.
  4. 3BJT as a Switch – Relay Driver for Actuator Control Use NPN BJT to drive a relay coil; connect relay to switch a lamp or motor ON/OFF using a small control signal. Application: PLC transistor output driving a solenoid valve in chemical plant or a conveyor belt relay in textile mill.
  5. 4Optocoupler – Isolation between Control and Power Circuit Demonstrate an optocoupler (PC817) isolating a low-voltage control signal from a higher-voltage load circuit; observe LED- phototransistor action. Application: PLC output isolation, VFD signal isolation in industrial drives.
  6. 5Thermistor / LDR Sensor Characteristics and Bridge Circuit Measure resistance-temperature (thermistor) or resistance-light (LDR) characteristics; set up a Wheatstone bridge; observe bridge output voltage change with sensor input. Application: temperature sensing in chemical reactor or light sensing in greenhouse.
  7. 6Op-Amp Signal Amplifier for Sensor Output Connect thermistor bridge output to a non-inverting op-amp amplifier (IC 741); measure amplified output voltage for different temperatures. Application: amplifying 4–20 mA sensor signal for PLC analog input in process control.
  8. 7Op-Amp Comparator – Threshold Alarm Set up an op-amp comparator with a sensor (thermistor or LDR) on one input and an adjustable reference on the other; observe alarm LED triggering when threshold is crossed. Application: over-temperature alarm in chemical reactor, level alarm in storage tank.
  9. 8Logic Gate Truth Table Verification Verify truth tables of AND, OR, NOT, NAND gates using a logic trainer; implement a simple industrial logic: Motor ON = Switch_A AND (NOT Emergency_Stop). Application: basic PLC ladder logic equivalent in discrete gate form.
  10. 97-Segment Display Driver – Digital Readout Drive a 7-segment display using a BCD decoder IC (7447) and DIP switches to display digits 0–9; understand how a digital readout shows sensor data. Application: digital temperature/pressure display on process plant HMI.
  11. 10Complete Sensor-to-Display Chain Connect a thermistor sensor → Wheatstone bridge → op-amp amplifier → op-amp comparator (alarm) → digital display (or LED bar graph); demonstrate the full signal chain. Application: temperature monitoring and alarm system in a manufacturing plant or textile drying oven.
  12. 11IIoT Demo – Sensor Data on Cloud Dashboard (Arduino/NodeMCU) Connect a temperature or soil moisture sensor to a NodeMCU; display readings on serial monitor; (if Wi-Fi available) push data to a free IoT platform (ThingSpeak / Blynk). Application: remote condition monitoring of machines in Industry 4.0 factory.
  13. Equipment / Instruments Required
  14. •DC regulated power supply and digital multimeters
  15. •Breadboard and component kit (diodes, Zener, NPN BJT, IC 741, optocoupler PC817)
  16. •Thermistor, LDR, and Wheatstone bridge setup
  17. •Relay (5V), indicator LED, small lamp for relay switching
  18. •Digital logic trainer (ICs 7408, 7432, 7404, 7400)
  19. •7-segment display with BCD decoder IC 7447 and DIP switches
  20. •Arduino / NodeMCU + temperature or moisture sensor + USB cable
  21. •Laptop with Falstad Circuit Simulator / Tinkercad (browser-based, free)
Course Objectives5 points
  • Set up diode rectifier and regulated power supply for an electronic control circuit
  • Use transistor as a switch to drive relay and control a real actuator
  • Calibrate a physical sensor (temperature, light) and condition its output using an op-amp
  • Verify logic gate truth tables and understand basic digital control logic
  • Demonstrate industrial electronics — sensor-to-display chain, relay control, and an IIoT demo
Course Outcomes (COs)5 outcomes

After completion of the course student will be able to:

  1. CO1Set up diode rectifier and Zener voltage regulator circuits for industrial instrument supplyK3
  2. CO2Use BJT and optocoupler to switch relays and isolate control circuits from power circuitsK3
  3. CO3Calibrate sensors, set up bridge circuits, and apply op-amp amplification and comparator alarmK3
  4. CO4Verify logic gate truth tables and demonstrate digital control logic and 7-segment displayK3
  5. CO5Demonstrate a complete sensor-to-display signal chain and an IIoT sensor monitoring demoK3

Official AKTU syllabus

This subject is on page 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69 of the original AKTU PDF.

Official AKTU syllabus PDF ↗