CMR ENGINEERING COLLEGE

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL
ENGINEERING
NBA-C6

Facilities and Technical Support(80) (50)

6.1. Laboratories in the department to meet the Curriculum Requirements

(65) (35)

Curriculum
Exclusive
Lab Description use/
Shared?

Space in
Sq.m,
No. of
Students

No. of
Qualify of
Lab
experiments instruments manuals

ELECTRONIC
DEVICES &
CIRCUITS LAB
BASIC
SIMULATION LAB
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING LAB

Exclusive

80.00/30

14

Good

Available

Shared

201.18/60

10

Good

Available

Shared

201.18/15

09

Good

Available

EC & PDC

Shared
Shared

201.18/15
82.00/30

09
11

Good
Good

Available
Available

Shared

80.00/30

10

Good

Available

Exclusive

83.00/30

10

Good

Available

Shared

201.48/15

09

Good

Available

Shared

201.48/15

10

Good

Available

Shared

70.00/15

11

Good

Available

Exclusive

66.63/30

12

Good

Available

ANALOG
COMMUNICATIONS
LAB
INTEGRATED
CIRCUIT
APPLICATIONS

Microprocessors
and micro
controllers
Digital Signal
Processing
Adv. English
Language
Communication
Skills
E-CAD & VLSI
LAB
MICROWAVE
ENGG &
DIGITAL
COMMNS LAB

6.1.1. Availability of adequate, well-equipped laboratories to meet the

curriculum requirements (40) (20)
S. Name of
No the Lab

Area Experiment
(Sqm) Title

Equipmen Available? Lab

t Required
outco

me

Electronic 80.00
Devices
and
Circuits
Lab

1).Forward &
Reverse Bias
Characteristic
s of PN
Junction
Diode.

RPS,
Available
Diode,
Resistor,
Voltmeter,
Ammeter,
Bread
Board,
Connecting
wires

2).Zener
diode
characteristic
s & Zener as
voltage
Regulator.

RPS, zener
Diode,
Resistor,
Voltmeter,
Ammeter,
Bread
Board,
Connecting
wires

3).Input &
Output
Characteristic
s of
Transistor in
CB
configuration
and hparameter
calculations.

Transistor, Available
RPS,
Resistor,
Voltmeter,
Ammeter,
Bread
Board,
Connecting
wires

4).Input &

Transistor,

Available

Available

Mappin
g to POs

Output
Characteristic
s of
Transistor in
CE
configuration
and hparameter
calculations.

RPS,
Resistor,
Voltmeter,
Ammeter,
Bread
Board,
Connecting
wires.

5).Half Wave
Rectifier with
& without
filters.

Diodes,
Available
RPS, DRB,
Voltmeter,
Ammeter,
Bread
Board,
Connecting
wires,
CRO,
Probes.

6).Full Wave
Rectifier with
& without
filters.

Diodes,
Available
RPS, DRB,
Voltmeter,
Ammeter,
Bread
Board,
Connecting
wires,
CRO,
Probes

7).FET
characteristic

FET
Transistor,

Available

s.

RPS,
Resistor,
Voltmeter,
Ammeter,
Bread
Board,
Connecting
wires.

8).Design of
Self-bias
circuit.

Transistor, Available
RPS,
Resistor,
Bread
Board,
Connecting
wires,
CRO,
Probes.

9).Frequency
Response of
CC
Amplifier.

Transistor, Available
RPS,
Resistor,
Bread
Board,
Connecting
wires,
CRO,
Probes.

10).Frequenc
y Response
of CE
Amplifier.

Transistor,
RPS,
Resistor,
Bread
Board,

Available

Connecting
wires,
CRO,
Probes.

11).Frequenc
y Response
of Common
Source FET
Amplifier.

FET
Available
Transistor,
RPS,
Resistor,
Bread
Board,
Connecting
wires,
CRO,
Probes.

12).SCR
SCR,
Characteristic Resistor,
s.
Voltmeter,
Ammeter.

Available

13).UJT
UJT,
Characteristic Resistor,
s
Voltmeter,
ammeter.

Available

1).Basic
Matlab, pc
Operations on
Matrices.

Available

2).

Available

Matlab, pc

Basic
136
Simmulati
on Lab

Generation of
Various
Signals and
Sequences
(Periodic and
Aperiodic),
such as Unit
Impulse, Unit
Step, Square,
Saw tooth,
Triangular,
Sinusoidal,
Ramp, Sinc.

3).
Matlab, pc
Operations on
Signals and
Sequences
such as
Addition,
Multiplicatio
n, Scaling,
Shifting,
Folding,
Computation
of Energy and
Average
Power.

Available

4).Finding
the Even and
Odd parts of
Signal/Seque
nce and Real
and

Available

Matlab, pc

Imaginary
part of
Signal.

5).Convolutio Matlab, pc
n between
Signals and
Sequences.

Available

6).Auto
Correlation
and Cross
Correlation
between
Signals and
Sequences.

Matlab, pc

Available

7).Verificatio Matlab, pc
n of Linearity
and Time
Invariance
Properties of
a given
Continuous/D
iscrete
System.

Available

8).Computati
on of Unit
Sample, Unit
Step and
Sinusoidal
responses of

Available

Matlab, pc

the given LTI

system and
verifying its
physical
realiazability
and stability
properties.

9).Gibbs
phenomenon

Matlab, pc

Available

10).Finding
Matlab, pc
the Fourier
Transform of
a given signal
and plotting
its magnitude
and phase
spectrum.

Available

11).Wavefor Matlab, pc
m Synthesis
using Laplace
Transform.

Available

12).Locating Matlab, pc
the Zeros and
Poles and
plotting the
Pole-Zero
maps in Splane and Zplane for the

Available

given transfer
function.

13).Generatio Matlab, pc
n of Gaussian
noise(Real
and
Complex),
Computation
of its mean,
M.S. Value
and its Skew,
Kurtosis, and
PSD,
Probability
Distribution
Function.

Available

14).Sampling
Theorem
Verification.

Matlab, pc

Available

15).Removal
of noise by
Autocorrelati
on/Cross
correlation.

Matlab, pc

Available

16).Extractio
n of Periodic
Signal
masked by
noise using

Matlab, pc

Available

Correlation

Electrical
Engineeri
ng Lab

160.0
0

17).Verificati Matlab, pc
on of WeinerKhinchine
Relations.

Available

18).Checking
a Random
Process for
Stationary in
Wide sense.

Matlab, pc

Available

1).KCL and
KVL

Bread
boards,
resistors.

Available

2).Superpositi Bread
on and
boards,
reciprocity
resistors.
theorem

Available

3).Thevinens, Bread
nortons
boards,
theorems
resistors.

Available

4).Maximum
power
transfer
theorem

Available

DRB

5).Series and
parallel
resonance

Capacitors,
Inductors.

Available

6).ABCD
Experiment Available
Parameters,
al Kit
h-parameters.

7).Two port
Experiment Available
Network
al Kit
parameters,Z,
Y Parameters.

8).Magnetizat
ion
characteristic
s of DC-shunt
Generator.

Experiment Available
al Setup for
Magnetizati
on circuit.

9).Swinburne
s Test on DC
Shunt
machine.

Experiment Available
al Setup for
Swinburnes
Test on DC
Shunt

10).Brake
Test on DC
Shunt Motor

Experiment Available
al Setup for
Brake Test
on DC
Shunt

Motor

EC &
PDC Lab

79.00

11).OC and
SC Test 1-
Transformer.

Experiment Available
al Setup for
OC and SC
Test 1-
Transforme
r.

12).Load test
on 1-
Transformer

Experiment Available
al Setup for
Load test
on 1-
Transforme
r

1).Common
Emitter
Amplifier

Transistor, Available
Resistors,
Capacitor,
Breadboard
, power
supply,
CRO,
Function
Generator,
Probes,
Connecting
Wires.

2) Common
Source
Amplifier

Transistor, Available
Resistors,
Capacitor,
Breadboard
, power
supply,

CRO,
Function
Generator,
Probes,
Connecting
Wires.
3) Two Stage
RC Coupled
Amplifier

Transistor, Available
Resistors,
Capacitor,
Breadboard
, power
supply,
CRO,
Function
Generator,
Probes,
Connecting
Wires.

4). Current
shunt and
Voltage
Series
Feedback
Amplifier

Transistor, Available
Resistors,
Capacitor,
Breadboard
, power
supply,
CRO,
Function
Generator,
Probes,
Connecting
Wires.

5) RC Phase
Shift
Oscillator
using
Transistors

Transistor, Available
Resistors,
Capacitor,
Breadboard
, power
supply,

CRO,
Function
Generator,
Probes,
Connecting
Wires.
6) Class A
Power
Amplifier
(Transformer
less)

Trainer kit, Available

CRO,
Function
Generator,
Probes,
Connecting
Wires.

7)
Single
Tuned
Voltage
Amplifier

Trainer kit,
CRO,
Function
Generator,
Probes,
Patch
Chords.

Available

8) Hartley & Trainer kit,

Colpitts
CRO,
Oscillators
Function
Generator,
Probes,
Patch
Chords.

Available

1) Linear
Wave
Shaping
a) RC Low
Pass Circuit
for different
time
constants
b) RC High
Pass Circuit

Resistor,
Available
Capacitor,
Breadboard
, DRB,
CRO,
Probes,
connecting
wires.

for different
time
constants
2) Non
linear wave
shaping
a).Transfer
characteristic
s and
response of
Clippers
i)Positive and
Negative
Clippers
ii)Clipping at
two
independent
levels.
b) The steady
state output
waveform of
clampers for
a square wave
input
i) Positive
and Negative
Clampers
ii) Clamping
at reference
voltage

Resistor,
Available
Capacitor,
Breadboard
, DRB,
CRO,
Probes,
connecting
wires.

3)
Comparison
Operation of
Comparators

Resistor,
Available
Capacitor,
Breadboard
, DRB,
CRO,
Probes,
connecting
wires.

4) Switching
characteristic

Transistor,
Bread

Available

s of a
transistor

Board,
CRO,
Probes,
connecting
wires.

5) Design a
Bistable
Multivibrator
and draw its
waveforms

Trainer kit,
CRO,
Probes,
Function
Generator,
Patch
Chords

Available

6) Design an
Astable
Multivibrator
and draw its
waveforms

Trainer kit,
CRO,
Probes,
Function
Generator,
Patch
Chords

Available

7) Design a
Momostable
Multivibrator
and draw its
waveforms

Trainer kit,
CRO,
Probes,
Function
Generator,
Patch
Chords

Available

8) Response
of Schmitt
Trigger
circuit for
loop gain less
than and
greater than
one

Trainer kit,
CRO,
Probes,
Function
Generator,
Patch
Chords

Available

9) UJT
relaxation

Trainer kit,
CRO,

Available

IC
79.00
Applicatio
ns Lab

oscillator

Probes,
Function
Generator,
Patch
Chords

10) The
output
voltage
waveform of
Boot strap
circuit

Trainer kit,
CRO,
Probes,
Function
Generator,
Patch
Chords

Available

11) The
output
voltage
waveform of
Miller sweep
circuit

Trainer kit,
CRO,
Probes,
Function
Generator,
Patch
Chords

Available

12). The
output
voltage
waveform of
Bootstrap
Sweep
Circuit,

Trainer kit,
CRO,
Probes,
Function
Generator,
Patch
Chords

Available

1). OP AMP
ApplicationsAdder,
Subtractor,
Comparator.

IC 741,
Bread
board,
CRO
Function
Generator,
power
supply,
probes,
connecting

Available

wires.
2) Integrator
and
Differentator
Circuits
Using IC741.

IC 741
Available
Trainer Kit,
power
supply,
Function
Generatorp
robes,
connecting
wires.

3). Active
filter
ApplicationsLPF, HPF
(First order).

IC 741
Available
Trainer Kit,
power
supply,
Function
Generator,
probes,
connecting
wires.

4) IC 741
waveform
generatorsSine, square
wave and
Triangular
waves.

IC 741
Available
Trainer Kit,
probes,
connecting
wires,
CRO.

5) IC 555
TimerMonostable
and Astable
multivibrator
Circuits.

555 timer
Available
Trainer Kit,
power
supply,
Function
Generator,
probes,
connecting

wires.

AC Lab

136.0
0

6) Schmitt
trigger
Circuitsusing IC 741
& IC 555.

IC 741 &
Available
IC 555
Trainer Kit,
power
supply,
CRO,
probes,
connecting
wires.

7) IC 565PLL
Applications.

PLL
Available
Trainer Kit,
power
supply,
CRO,
probes,
connecting
wires.

8) Voltage
regulator
using IC 723,
Three
terminal
voltage
Regulators7805, 7809,
7912.

IC 723
Available
Trainer Kit,
power
supply,
CRO,
probes,
connecting
wires.

1).Amplitude
modulation
and
Demodulatio
n

AM Kit,
Patch
chords,
Probes,
CRO

Available

2).DSB-SC
modulation
and
Demodulatio
n

DSB-SC,
Patch
chords,
Probes,
CRO

Available

3).SSB-SC
modulation
and
Demodulatio
n

SSB-SC,
Patch
chords,
Probes,
CRO

Available

4).Frequency
modulation
and
Demodulatio
n

FM Kit,
Patch
chords,
Probes,
CRO

Available

5).Study of
spectrum
Analyzer and
analysis of
AM and FM
signal.

Study of
spectrum
Analyzer,
Patch
chords,
Probes,
CRO

Available

6).PrePreEmphesis and Emphesis

De-Emphesis. and DeEmphesis,
Patch
chords,

Available

Probes,
CRO

7).Time
Division
Multiplexing
and
Demultiplexi
ng.

TDM Kit,
Patch
chords,
Probes,
CRO

Available

8).Frequency
Division
Multiplexing
and
Demultiplexi
ng.

FDM Kit,
chords,
Probes,
CRO

Available

9).Verificatio
n of
Sampling
Theorem

Sampling
kit, Patch
chords,
Probes,
CRO

Available

9).Pulse
Amplitude
modulation
and
Demodulatio
n.

PAM Kit,
Patch
chords,
Probes,
CRO

Available

10).Pulse
Width

PWM Kit,
Patch

Available

modulation
and
Demodulatio
n

chords,
Probes,
CRO

11).Pulse
Position
modulation
and
Demodulatio
n

PPM Kit,
Patch
chords,
Probes,
CRO

Available

12).Frequenc
y Synthesizer

FS Kit,
Patch
chords,
Probes,
CRO

Available

13).AGC
AGC Kit,
Characteristic Patch
s
chords,
Probes,
CRO

Microproc 140.0
essors and 0
micro
controller
s Lab

Available

1). Programs
for 16 bit
arithmetic
operations for

Power
Available
supply unit,
8086 Kit,
MASM
S/W, PC

2).Program
for sorting an
array
for
8086.

Power
Available
supply unit,
8086 Kit,
MASM

S/W, PC
3). Program
for searching
for a number
or character
in a string for
8086

Power
Available
supply unit,
8086 Kit,
MASM
S/W, PC

4).Program
for
string
manipulation
s for 8086.

Power
Available
supply unit,
8086 Kit,
MASM
S/W, PC

5).Program
8086 Kit,
for
digital pc
clock design
using 8086.

Available

6).Interfacing 8086 kit,

ADC
and ADC &
DAC to 8086. DAC kits
pc, CRO.

Available

7).Parallel
8086 kit,
communicati 8255
on between
two
microprocess
ors
using
8255.

Available

8).Serial
communicati
on between
two

Available

8086
kit,8251,
PC.

microprocess
or kits using
8251
9).Interfacing 8086 kit,
to 8086 and steeper
programming motor
to
control
stepper
motor.

Available

8051 kit,

Available

10).Program
ming using
arithmetic,
logical and
bit
manipulation
instructions
of 8051
11).Program 8051
and
verify kit,Timer
Timer/Counte trainerKit.
r in 8051.

Available

12).Program 8051 kit,

and
verify interrupt
Interrupt
handler.
handling in
8051.

Available

13).UART
8051 kit,
Operation in UART, PC
8051.

Available

DSP Lab

136.0
0

14).Communi 8051
cation
kit,PC
between 8051
kit and PC.

Available

15).Interfacin 8051 kit,

g LCD to LCD
8051.
interface,
PC.

Available

16).Interfacin
g
Matrix/Keyb
oard to 8051.

Available

8051 kit,
keyboard
interface ,
PC.

17). Data
8086 kit,
Transfer from 8257, pc
Peripheral to
Memory
through
DMA
controller
8237/8257

Available

1).Determinat Windows
ion of Power XP12000
Spectrum
PC,TMS
320-C6000
Processor
KIT

Available

2).Implement
ation of FIRLP Filter

Available

Windows
XP12000
PC,TMS
320-C6000
Processor

KIT
3).Implement
ation of FIRHP Filter

Windows
XP12000
PC,TMS
320-C6000
Processor
KIT

Available

4).Implement
ation of IIRLP Filter

Windows
XP12000
PC,TMS
320-C6000
Processor
KIT

Available

5).
PC, Matlab
Generation of 6.0
sinusoidal
Version.
Waveforms.

Available

6).Calculatio PC, Matlab

n of
6.0
DFT/IDFT of Version.
DT
Seqquence

Available

7). Frequency PC, Matlab

Response of
6.0
differential
Version.
equations

Available

8).implement
ation of FFT

PC, Matlab
6.0
Version.

Available

9).
Determinatio
n of Power
Spectrum

PC, Matlab
6.0
Version.

Available

10).
Implementati
on of FIR-LP
Filter

Adv.
140.0
English
0
Language
Communi
cation
Skills Lab.

PC, Matlab
6.0
Version.

Available

11).
PC, Matlab
Implementati 6.0
on of FIR-HP Version.
Filter

Available

12)Implemen
tation of IIRLP Filter

PC, Matlab
6.0
Version.

Available

13).
Implementati
on of IIR-HP
Filter

PC, Matlab
6.0
Version.

Available

14).Implemen PC, Matlab

tation of
6.0
Decimation
Version.

Available

15).Implemen PC, Matlab

tation of
6.0
Interpolation Version.

Available

16).Implemen PC, Matlab

tation of
6.0
Version.

Available

1).Functional
English

K-Van
Solutions
Software,
PC

Available

2).Voccabular K-Van
y Building.
Solutions
Software,
PC

Available

3).Group

Available

Discussions
4).Interview
Skills.

10

MWE Lab 79.00

Available

5).Resume
Writing

PC

Available

6).Reading
Comprehensi
on

PC

Available

7).Technical
Report
Writing.

PC

Available

1).Reflex
Microwave Available
Klytstron
bench setup
Characteristic
s

2).Gunn
diode
Characteristic
s

Gunn diode Available

bench setup
with Gunn
power
supply

3).Directional Micro
Available
coupler.
wave bench
setup with
directional
coupler

4).VSWR
Measurement

Micro
Available
wave bench
setup with
SWR meter

5).Measurem
ent of wave
guide
parameters

Microwave Available
bench setup

6).Measurem
ent of given
load
Impedance.

Microwave Available
bench setup
with ss
tuner

7).Measurem
ent of
scattering
parameters of
magic tee

Microwave Available
bench setup
with magic
tee

8).Scattering Microwave Available

parameters of bench setup
Circulator
with
circulator

9).Attenuatio
n
Measurement

Microwave Available
bench setup

10).Micro
wave
frequency
measurement

Microwave Available
bench setup

11).PCM
Power
generator and supply,
detection
PCM Kit,
Patch
Chords.

Available

12).DPCM

Power
Available
supply,
DPCM Kit,
Patch
Chords.

13).Delta
Modulation

Power
Available
supply, DM
Kit, Patch
Chords.

14).Time
division
multiplexing
of 2 band
limited
signals

Power
supply,
TDM Kit,
Patch
Chords.

Available

15).Frequenc
y Shift
Keying

Power
supply,
FSK Kit,
Patch
Chords.

Available

16).Phase
Shift Keying

Power
supply,

Available

PSK Kit,
Patch
Chords.

11

ECAD &
VLSI Lab

140.0
0

17)Amplitude Power
Shift Keying supply,
ASK Kit,
Patch
Chords.

Available

18).Study of
spectral
characteristic
s of PAM&
QAM kit

Power
supply,
PAM&
QAM Kit,
Patch
Chords.

Available

19).DPSK:Ge Power
neration and supply,
detection
DPSK Kit,
Patch
Chords.

Available

20).QPSK:Ge Power
neration &
supply,
detection
QPSK Kit,
Patch
Chords.

Available

1).HDL Code Xilinx ISE, Available

to realize all FPGA/CPL
Logic Gates
D Trainer

Kit, PC

2).Design of
2-to-4
Decoder

Xilinx ISE, Available

FPGA/CPL
D Trainer
Kit, PC

3).Design of
8-to- 3
Decoder

Xilinx ISE, Available

FPGA/CPL
D Trainer
Kit, PC

4).Design of
8-to-1
encoder(with
out, with
Parity)

Xilinx ISE, Available

FPGA/CPL
D Trainer
Kit, PC

5).Design of
4-bit binary
to gray
converter

Xilinx ISE, Available

FPGA/CPL
D Trainer
Kit, PC

6).Design of
multiplexer,
Demultiplexe
r, comparator.

Xilinx ISE, Available

FPGA/CPL
D Trainer
Kit, PC

7).Design of
Full Adder
using 3-

Xilinx ISE, Available

FPGA/CPL
D Trainer

Modeling
Styles.

Kit, PC

8).Design of
flip flops: D,
JK, SR, T.

Xilinx ISE, Available

FPGA/CPL
D Trainer
Kit, PC

9).Design of
4-biy binary,
BCD
Counter.

Xilinx ISE, Available

FPGA/CPL
D Trainer
Kit, PC

10).Finite
Xilinx ISE, Available
State machine FPGA/CPL
Diagram
D Trainer
Kit, PC

11). Layout
of any
combinationa
l circuit
(complex
CMOS logic
gate) Learning
about data
paths

CADENCE Available
, PC.

12).
CADENCE Available
Introduction , PC.
to SPICE
simulation
and coding of

NMOS/CMO
S circuit
13) SPICE
CADENC
simulation of E, PC.
basic analog
circuits:
Inverter /
Differential
amplifier

Available

14). Analog
CADENCE Available
Circuit
, PC.
simulation
(AC analysis)
CS & CD
amplifier
15).System
level design
using PLL

CADENCE Available
, PC.

6.1.2. Initiatives by the Department to create facilities for improving the

quality of experiments (25) (15)
Laboratory experiences powerful tools in the engineering education system,
since the laboratory is the primary location to develop the skills and
competences thatindustry requires. A student is expected to work in a laboratory
for 40-50% of the time. Thus, the laboratory has become an extremely
important place of learning.
Initiatives By the Department
Areas considered include designing innovative laboratory experiences,
modifications in experimental set-up, variations in the experimental process,
visual laboratory manuals, micro-demonstrations, improvements in assessment
schemes, project work, etc. It was found that such innovations increased
students interest levels in laboratory work, and the experimental methods
adopted were better suited to competence development.

1. Selecting and converting some simpler lab experiments in to classroom

demos or Lab demos. Planning to conduct these Demonstrations by
either by faculty or by students to improve their skills' outcomes.
2. Designing a variety of Lab experiences to achieve different employability
skills along with currucular abilities.
3. Compiling all such lab experiences in the form of a Lab manual with
adequate hints for delivering experiences and assessing the learning
outcomes
4. Selecting a micro, minor and major project work for integrating a number
of emplyability skills jointly by faculty and concerened students
5. Approaches to Guiding students through micro, Minor and major projects
6. Assessing the learning outcomes from different stages of project work.
APPROACHES TO LABORATORY INNOVATION
Important approaches to innovation are those that, if planned and implemented
properly, can bring about positive change by focusing on laboratory
instruction.This should lead to the effective development of students skills.
Such key approaches involve the following:
1.Graded laboratory experiment design;
2.Modifications in experimental set-up;
3.Variations in the experimental process;
4.Visual laboratory manuals;
5.Micro-demonstrations;
6.Improvements in assessment schemes;
7.Project work
Implementation
As a part of above mentioned initiatives,Department of Mechanical Engineering
has been scheduled the
1. Lead Experiments in Laboratories
2. Advanced technology laboratory (ATL)

3. Laboratory Improvement for future trends.(LIFT)

1.

Lead Experiments in Laboratories

Innovations can be carried out in laboratory experiments by making some
modifications to various equipment, set-ups, etc, changing the material to
be tested is another, still another modification can be brought about by
changing tools used in the experi-ment and so on. In many of the
experiments, students can be provided with the opportunity to select
equip-ment, instruments and tools to achieve the desired objectives of the
laboratory work. This will help them acquire better inquiry skills

GUIDELINES FOR LEAD EXPERIMENT:

a. A Lead Experiment is selected apart from all the other experiments
that covered in JNTU Syllabus.
b. This experiment is exclusively new idea with the background from the
rest of the experiments that continuously running in each laboratory.
c. Lead experiment should utilize the existing resources within the
laboratory itself.
d. Every student should aware of Lead Experiment and himself involved
in doing and knowing about the experimental technique.
e. A separate page is provided to record lead experiment in record book
stating all details like Aim, Procedure and Record of Results.
f. A Lead experiment should be a unique one from all the other
experiments.
g. Each Lab Staff/Technicians must clearly explain all the students about
the concept of Lead Experiment and make them understand before going to that
Experiment.
List of Lead experiments in various laboraties

Name of the
lab

Year/Sem

Title of Experiments

MOS

II-I

Bending test on simply

supported beam

MMS

II-I

Study of hardness number of

mild steel specimen before and
after heat treatment
Flatness and straightness of
surface place

METROLOG
Y

III-I

MACHINE
TOOLS

III-I

Eccentric turning on a lathe

III-I

Performance test and analysis

of economical speed test for
fixed load on 4-stroke,single
cylinder C.I Engine

THERMAL
ENGINEERI
NG
ICS

Name of the
lab
FMHM

PT

HT

IV-I

Comparison of temperature
measurement by using
thermistor and RTD

Year/sem

Title of Experiments

II-II

Calculating the efficiency

of peloton turbine at
various speeds

II-II

Manufacturing of 24 teeth
gear using modeling/casing
methodology

III-II

Study of critical heat term

for different materials of
and comparisons between
them.

2.Advanced technology laboratory (ATL)

The main objective of Advanced technology laboratory is students was able to
learn about the various design and analysis software packages in mechanical
engineering program during the four year engineering course.
1. In the view of this Advanced Technology laboratory, We are teaching
following Mechanical engineering related design and analysis software
packages in regular class time table.

AutoCAD software
Catia Software
Anysys Software
CNC part Programming

3.Laboratory Improvement for future trends.(LIFT)

1. OBJECTIVES AND RELEVANCE:
The main objective of the Lift concept in lab course is to provide practical
hands on experience for each student by making them with good exposure to
different experiments and uplift the knowledge levels of student in various
fields with different applications.
2. SCOPE:
The main scope of the Lift lab course is to cover all the experiments as
per the schedule given in the prescribed week wise periods. With this, a

student can better understand the concepts and operating systems so that he
could be able to get better knowledge abou each lab.
3. PREREQUISITES:
The basic level idea related to each experiment should be provided to the
students before conducting main lab course Following details are to be
explained related to experiment:
a. Introduction to experiment 30 min
b. Operating of the equipment/instrument/software
c. Record of Experimental results.
d. Sample Calculations / Executable Programmes
I. Aim of the Lift Programme:
The main aim of the Lift programme in laboratory is to innovate, modify the
existing facilities in labs, to create awareness among the students and develop
Industry Institution interactions and reach the standards in laboratories.
II. Functions of the Lift Programme:
(i) To create better understanding among all the staff and lab staff.
/technicians about the concepts of Lift and other lab related activities.
(ii) To Prepare Gap Analysis: This involves collection of requirements
from each Lab of every department, information about expansion of labs,
repairs and maintenance of labs etc.
(v) To arrange Industrial Visits: A lab and lift related industrial visit will
be organized in a year for II or III year students and a report is to be submitted
by all the students who visited that particular industry.
(vi) A report on Smart (Shadow) Engineering: This involves arrangement
of Industria practical learnings, submission of Industrial visit report, Technical
Survey reports and Market Survey of a product for development in laboratories.
(vii) Verification of all the laboratories in every department by Lift Team
along with the Principal and Concerned HODs to check whether the activities
are going according to Lift guidelines, record keeping, Lab Manuals and Viva
sessions etc.
(viii) Check for LEAD Experiments and its follow up

(ix) Submission of proposals related to R&D, Project and Consultancy

from lab staff to
Principal Sir for further approvals.
3.Effectiveness:
By Implementing these initiatives
1. Lead Experiments in Laboratories
2. Advanced technology laboratory (ATL)
3. Laboratory Improvement for future trends. (LIFT)
Students are successfully implementing their own skills and ideas for doing Hobby
Projects, Mini projects and Major projects.

6.2. Technical Manpower Support in the Department (15)(15)

Name of Designatio
the Tech. n (PayStaff
scale)

Exclusive
/ Shared
Work?

Date of
Joining

Qualification

Othe
r
Tech
nical

Responsibi
lity

At
Joining
A.Suresh
Babu

Teaching Asst
(Rs.18783.98)

Assistant to
15.12.2013

Teaching Asst
(Rs.18783.98)

Mr. M.
Nagaraju
swamy
Mr. M.
Venkata
ramireddy
Mr.
ANJAIAH
BAIKADI

Ms.
K.Hemalat
ha

Teaching Asst
(Rs.18783.98)

Lab. Asst
(Rs.18783.98)
Lab.Asst
(Rs.18783.98)

Exclusive

Exclusive

Lab.Tech.
(Rs.18783.98)

Persui
ng
M.Tec
h

Assisantance
to

B.Tech

B.Tech

Persui
ng
M.Tec
h

Assisantance
to

03.12.2012

Diploma

Diploma

Nil

Maintenance
of lab
equipment

11.07.2011

ITI

ITI

Nil

Maintenance
of lab
equipment

B Tech

B.Tech

Persui
ng
M.Tec
h

Maintenance
of lab
equipment

B.Tech

B.Tech

Nil

B.Com

B.Com

Nil

Assistant to

B Tech

B.Tech

Persui
ng
M.Tec
h

Assistant to

05.11.2012

Exclusive
23/06/2014

Ms.
G.swetha
Reddy

Exclusive

Ms.
Praveena
Reddy

Exclusive

K.Swathi

B.Tech

10.12.2014

Exclusive

Lab.Asst
(Rs.14055.52)

B.Tech
15.12.2013

Exclusive
Mr.

Skills
gaine
d?

Exclusive

Exclusive
Mrs.
K.Swetha

Now

Assistant to
ICA/PDC
Labs

23.06.2014

23.06.2014

Lab.Asst
(Rs.14055.52)

Exclusive

15.12.2013

Assistant to

Exclusive

Assistant to

6.2.1. Availability of adequate and qualified technical supporting staff for

programme -specific laboratories (10) (10)
Year/
Sem

Lab Name

No. of
Sections

No. of
Batches

Size of
Each
Batch

No of
Technicians
required

Available No of
Technicians

Engineering
Workshop
Electronic
Devices and
Circuits
Basic
Simmulation
Electrical
Engineering
EC & PDC

12

72

10

05

05

03

05

03

01

02

03

05

03

01

02

03

05

06

04

02

03

05

06

04

Analog
02
Communicat
ions
IC
02
Applications
Microproces 02
sors and
micro
controllers
Digital
Signal
Processing
Adv. English
Language
Communicat
ion Skills
ECAD & VLSI 02

05

03

01

02

05

03

01

02

05

06

04

02

II-I

II-II

III-I

III-II

IV-I

Lab

02

02

Micro Wave
Engineering

02

05

03

01

02

6.2.2. Incentives, skill upgrade, and professional advancement (5) (5)