iLabs

iLabs Around the World

• Microelectronics Device Characterization Lab (MIT)
  Weblab measures the current-voltage characteristics of various microelectronics devices
  
  
• Dynamic Signal Analyzer (DSA) lab (MIT)
  The DSA allows a user to perform frequency domain measurements on electronic circuits and control systems.
  
  
• ELVIS Lab (MIT)
  This lab is based on the National Instruments ELVIS hardware platform and is used to perform measurements on a variety of electronic devices and circuits.
  
  
• Polymer Crystallization lab (MIT)
  The Polymer Crystallization experiment involves heating a polymer and measuring the rate of crystallization as it cools, in order to draw conclusions about the characteristics of the polymer crystal formation.
  
  
• Inverted pendulum (University of Queensland, Australia)
  
  
• Power Flow Control Generators (RMIT University)
  
  
• Elvis Op-amp experiment (OAU)
  
  
• Digital Logic Gate (OAU)
  
  
• Force On a Dipole Experiment (MIT)
  This experiment consists of a small magnet suspended vertically by a spring in the center of two horizontally mounted coils. We use a video camera set in a position to observe the oscillation of the magnet. LabView software from National Instruments is used to both generate and allow the remote choice of control voltages, waveforms, and for monitoring current and outputting a data stream.
  
  
• Heat exchanger experiment (MIT)
  
  
• Shake Table experiment (MIT)
  
  

  iLabs in Development

• Elvis v2 (MIT, collaborating with OAU)
  
  
• iLabs Mini (MIT, collaborating with OAU)
  
  

• Scanning Electron Microscope (OAU)

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