EE 337: Microprocessor Lab
Microprocessor architecture, assembly programming and peripheral interfacing on the in-house PT-51 board.
The Microprocessor Laboratory (EE 337) is a hands-on course designed to teach students microprocessor architecture, assembly programming, and peripheral interfacing. It covers both software and hardware experiments.
This lab provides a practical foundation for embedded systems and digital hardware design.
- 8085 microprocessor kit for learning instruction sets.
- 8051 microcontroller development board for assembly programming.
- Peripheral interfacing with devices such as LCD displays, keyboards, stepper motors and ADC chips.
- USART (8251) communication experiments.
- PIC microcontroller-based projects.
Teaching
Course instructor
Course resources
Material and links
The practical lab experiments schedule for Spring 2026 is published by the course staff each semester.
Lab support
Supporting staff
WEL staff who run this lab day to day.
Mahesh Ashok Bhaganagare
Technical Officer
Amit Shetye
Sr. Technical Superintendent
Sadanand Sahadev Sawant
Sr. Mechanic
Mangesh U. Ingle
Sr. Project Assistant