Room 20-102

Lab Room Coordinator: Dr. Ali Shaban
Courses Offered: EE 365, EE 417, EE 444
Laboratory Size: 1432 square feet
Average # of students per year: 307
Utilization Ratio: 0.21

Overview:

This is our basic "motors and generators" lab, serving both majors and non-majors.

Current Problems with the Laboratory:

  • The instruments in current use in Room 20-102 are very old. Some of them date from the 1940's and the 1950's. Most of the instruments used are analog; the digital multimeters that are available for student checkout are insufficient for the experiments of EE 365.
  • Protection is very important in the power system area; we need relays (both electromechanical and solid-state types) for testing in EE 444. For EE 417 we need three-phase RLC loads and power oscilloscopes.

Equipment Needs:

The equipment needed for room 102 can be divided into two categories:

Short term needs:

  • Twenty-four digital multimeters at least 10 A.
  • Nine three-phase wattmeters.
  • Six automatic DC starters.
  • Eight clamp-on ammeters.
  • Four three-phase RLC loads.

Long term needs:

  • Six power scopes.
  • Four solid-state over-current relays.
  • Four electromechanical over-current relays.
  • Four solid-state over- and under-voltage relays.
  • Four electromechanical over- and under-voltage relays.

Note that room 20-102 serves as both a lab and lecture facility.




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