Instrument Description
Type:
Electronics
Usage Info
Availability:
Internal and external researchers
Internal and external researchers
Training Requirements:
Request training via iLab.
*Safety related prerequisite trainings may be required.
SRA-approved rates:
Yes
Yes
Location
Campus:
Downtown
College:
Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources
Department:
Innovation Hub
Address:
Engineering Sciences Building G75E
Electronic Workbenches
The Electronic Workbenches are within the Circuits Playground. This area consists three (3) work areas, three (3) basic electronics workbenches, self-paced electronics training kits, and the component wall which is stocked with many different items.
Capabilities/Specifications
Circuits Playground:- Microcontrollers (ESP32, Artemis, SAMD51, nRF52840, RP2040, STM32, Arduino)
- Single-Board Computers (Raspberry Pi, Nvidia Jetson)
- Sensors (Environmental, Pressure, Accelerometer, Magnetometer, Distance, GPS, Load)
- Outputs (LEDs, screens, Motor Driver)
- Wire (varying gauges)
- Heat Shrink
- Soldering
Electronics Workbenches equipped with:
- Rigol DP832 triple output power supply (30V/3A, 30V/3A, 5V/3A)
- Rigol DM3058E benchtop digital multimeter
- Rigol DG832 35MHz Function Generator
- Rhode & Schwarz RTB2004 300 MHz mixed signal oscilloscope
- Pace ADS200 soldering station
- Wiha safe hand tools (pliers, screwdrivers, wire strippers, cutters)
- iFixit driver and toolkits
- QuadHands helping hands
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