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EB II 1022 is our '''Windows Computer Lab'''. It is used by ECE 406 to program Altera Cyclone II FPGAs using the Altera's Quartus II software. Each workstation in the lab has a flat panel monitor along with a computer. The computer lab is set up to effectively allow teaching while letting students work on the computer in groups. The two long rows of computers allow students to work together in groups. The setup is also effective in letting students help out other students.
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=Power Electronics Lab=
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The '''Power Electronics Lab''' provides six stations for students to work in teams, each consisting of a large high-quality workbench with overhead storage and a dedicated computer workstation. Each station provides an oscilloscope, multimeter, power supply, and function generator, and two storage cabinets provide space to store equipment and materials for projects and classes. The lab also contains additional equipment that is currently found only in the Power Electronics lab, such as variable autotransformers and dynamometer kits.
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The lab also has a storage cabinet with a lockable combination lock.
 
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==Lab Schedule==
 
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[https://webcal.ncsu.edu:443/ocas-bin/ocas.fcgi?sub=web&web=gbl&viw=%b2%b6%be%a8%84%b9%bf%ec%80%d1%d1%d0%d1&xen=%e3%e1%e0%f5%ea%ec%e9&server=%b2%b6%be%a8&view=month 1022 EB2 Schedule]
 
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The schedule is subject to change at anytime, so check back often. To schedule this lab, email [mailto:ecehelp@ncsu.edu?Subject=EB21024-Lab-Reservation ecehelp@ncsu.edu].
 
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==Equipment==
 
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{|
 
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| Model:
 
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| Dell Optiplex 320
 
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| Processor:
 
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| Pentium D 3.0 GHz
 
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| RAM:
 
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| 2048 MB
 
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| Operating System:
 
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| Microsoft Windows XP Professional
 
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| Number of Computers:
 
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| 16
 
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| Software:
 
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| <pre>Symantec Antivirus
 
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Wolfcall/AFS/Kerberos
 
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PDF Factory Pro
 
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Microsoft Office
 
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Acrobat Reader
 
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X-Win32/PuTTY
 
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TecPlot
 
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Microsoft Project
 
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Microsoft Visio
 
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GhostScript/GSView
 
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JDK
 
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Macromedia Flash Player
 
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Macromedia Shockwave Player
 
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Quicktime Player
 
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RealPlayer
 
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WinSCP
 
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Matlab
 
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SAS JMP
 
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Maple
 
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Firefox
 
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Visual Slickedit
 
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ZipGenius
 
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Macromedia Studio
 
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Adobe Photoshop</pre>
 
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| Equipment:
 
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| <pre>16 Dell Flat Panel Monitors
 
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21 Altera Cyclone II FPGA Development Kits</pre>
 
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|}
 
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==Pictures==
 
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Classes in the Power Electronics lab deal with the principles and devices necessary for providing power to machinery and electronics found in our modern world.  Topics range from basic direct-current and alternating-current machinery to components of a power system, including circuit breakers and fuses.  More advanced courses discuss semiconductor and solid-state devices as well as the development of renewable energy systems.  Students will utilize equipment and software to perform calculations and simulations of device performance and system power flow.
  
  
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====Lab Schedule====
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The schedule is subject to change at anytime, so check back often. To schedule this lab, email [mailto:ecehelp@ncsu.edu?Subject=EB21022-Lab-Reservation ecehelp@ncsu.edu].
  
  
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====Related Research Areas====
  
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* [http://www.ece.ncsu.edu/research/pes Power Electronics and Power Systems]
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====Course Information====
  
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* [http://www.ece.ncsu.edu/courses/class/305 ECE 305]
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* [http://www.ece.ncsu.edu/courses/class/4925 ECE 492-005]
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==Equipment==
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{| cellpadding="5"
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| '''Number of Computers''':
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:* 6
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| '''Operating System''':
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:* Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise
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| '''Model''':
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:* Dell Optiplex 990
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| '''Processor''':
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:* Pentium Core i7 3.1 GHz
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| '''RAM''':
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:* 8 GB
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|}
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{| cellpadding="5"
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| '''Software''':
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:* Adobe Acrobat Professional
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:* Matlab
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:* Microsoft Office
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:* Microsoft Project
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:* Microsoft Visio
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:* OpenAFS/Kerberos
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:* Plexim PLECS
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:* Siemens PSSE
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:* Starnet X-win32
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:* Sun Java JRE
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:* WinSCP SFTP client
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| '''Instruments''':
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:* 6 GW Instek SFG-2004 100Mhz DDS Function Generators
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:* 6 Tenma 72-110 10A Variable Autotransformers
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:* 6 Agilent E3620A 50W Dual Output Power Supplies
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:* 6 Agilent 34405A Digital Multimeters
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:* 6 Techtronix TDS-1001B 40 MHz Digital Oscilloscopes
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|}
  
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==Pictures==
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| [[Image:1022-01.JPG|thumb|Room view]]
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| [[Image:1022-02.JPG|thumb|Station view]]
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| [[Image:1022-03.JPG|thumb|Station equipment]]
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==Room Layout==  
 
==Room Layout==  
  
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[[Image:1022EB2.gif]]
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[[Image:1022EB2.jpg]]

Latest revision as of 10:00, 8 August 2022

Power Electronics Lab

The Power Electronics Lab provides six stations for students to work in teams, each consisting of a large high-quality workbench with overhead storage and a dedicated computer workstation. Each station provides an oscilloscope, multimeter, power supply, and function generator, and two storage cabinets provide space to store equipment and materials for projects and classes. The lab also contains additional equipment that is currently found only in the Power Electronics lab, such as variable autotransformers and dynamometer kits.

Classes in the Power Electronics lab deal with the principles and devices necessary for providing power to machinery and electronics found in our modern world. Topics range from basic direct-current and alternating-current machinery to components of a power system, including circuit breakers and fuses. More advanced courses discuss semiconductor and solid-state devices as well as the development of renewable energy systems. Students will utilize equipment and software to perform calculations and simulations of device performance and system power flow.


Lab Schedule

The schedule is subject to change at anytime, so check back often. To schedule this lab, email ecehelp@ncsu.edu.



Related Research Areas

Course Information


Equipment

Number of Computers:
  • 6
 Operating System:
  • Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise
Model:
  • Dell Optiplex 990
 Processor:
  • Pentium Core i7 3.1 GHz
 RAM:
  • 8 GB
Software:
  • Adobe Acrobat Professional
  • Matlab
  • Microsoft Office
  • Microsoft Project
  • Microsoft Visio
  • OpenAFS/Kerberos
  • Plexim PLECS
  • Siemens PSSE
  • Starnet X-win32
  • Sun Java JRE
  • WinSCP SFTP client
Instruments:
  • 6 GW Instek SFG-2004 100Mhz DDS Function Generators
  • 6 Tenma 72-110 10A Variable Autotransformers
  • 6 Agilent E3620A 50W Dual Output Power Supplies
  • 6 Agilent 34405A Digital Multimeters
  • 6 Techtronix TDS-1001B 40 MHz Digital Oscilloscopes

Pictures

Room view
Station view
Station equipment

Room Layout

1022EB2.jpg

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