The Department has an experienced and dedicated faculty. Their teaching
experience is further augmented by their research contribution. The
department has more than 100 research publications to its credit with
frequent participation of the faculty members in various national and
international conferences. The support staff of the department is highly
co-operative lending full support to students and faculty. The
electronics laboratories in the college are one of the best laboratories
amongst various colleges of Delhi university and are enriched with
various regular test and measurement equipments like CRO including 100
MHz digital storage oscilloscope(DSO), function generators, various
types of power supplies, IC tester(Analog and digital), LCR-Q meters,
Digital multimeters and other equipment. The laboratories also have some
of the latest state-of-art equipments like microcontroller kits based
on PIC, Atmel 8951, AVRmega, Renesas tiny series microcontrollers,
advanced microprocessor kits and study cards, Universal Programmer,
Xilinx ISE software, FPGA/CPLD based development kits, DSP kit, PCB
Fabrication kit, Nano ammeter, Modulatable Lasers etc. It may be
asserted that the above equipments are exclusive to Electronics Lab of
our college in the University of Delhi. Students hands-on are not
restricted to the boundaries of the University syllabi but students are
encouraged to develop an independent work culture similar to the one
followed in the industry and most reputed Universities worldwide like
MIT. Students have been working on industrial electronic software like
XILINX ISE where the implementations are verified on various types of
FPGA/CPLD/PROMs. Circuit simulations and verifications are done by
students on ORCAD. Department has a wide range of sensors and
transducers with Digital multimeter based (DMM) and PC based real time
data acquisition systems. They are also exposed to various aspects of
optical communication by setting up of various analog and digital
fiber-optic links, PC to PC communication using optical fibers. Our
Electronics Department is perhaps the only one among the University
colleges that has introduced Practical Modules for its students – a
practice followed in all foreign universities. Students of the first
year use these modules. Two teachers from the department are also
doing a UGC Interdisciplinary Project titled "Investigating science
Hands-on to promote innovation & research at undergraduate level".
