EE 344: Electronics Design Lab-I
The capstone design course: take an electronic product from concept to working prototype over a semester.
The Electronics Design Lab (EDL) course, a capstone design course at the Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Bombay, empowers students to develop electronic products from concept to prototype. The introduction of the Experiential Learning Lab (ELL) significantly enhanced the curriculum and the technology readiness level (TRL) of student project prototypes. ELL has facilities for 3D printing, 3D scanning, desktop CNC milling, lathe, laser cutting and vacuum forming.
Previously limited to basic printed circuit boards (PCBs) and rudimentary packaging, EDL now fosters innovation through access to advanced PCB fabrication and rapid prototyping tools. The upgraded facilities enable students to create more impactful prototypes, bridging theory with hands-on application-driven problem solving, and training them to become innovators.
- EDL has an enrollment of more than 200 students in each batch and runs for around 15 weeks.
- Students are expected to form their own groups of four or five students.
- Each student group is expected to spend approximately 30 person-hours per week on the project.
Teaching
Course instructors
Course resources
Material and links
- Labsheets internal
- Resources for TIVA-C internal
- Resources for Aurum internal
- Resources for PCB design internal
- Project ideas internal
- Template for project proposal internal
- Component purchase approval form internal
Links marked internal are hosted on the lab server and open only from the IIT Bombay network.
Group allotment, the course timeline and the archive of past project reports are published by the course staff each semester.
Lab support
Supporting staff
WEL staff who run this lab day to day.
Maheshwar Mangat
Sr. Technical Superintendent
Ankur Agarwal
Jr. Technical Superintendent
Suraj Suresh Sarfare
Junior Mechanic
Mangesh U. Ingle
Sr. Project Assistant
Sunil Sheshrao Raut
Project Attendant