The Institute of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering provides modern laboratory facilities that support research from integrated circuit design and sensor development to cryogenic electronics and advanced characterization. Our laboratories enable researchers to move efficiently from concept and simulation to prototype validation and experimental testing.
LABORATORY 01
ICElab
Integrated Circuits and Electronics Laboratory
Where circuits are born, built and proven – a complete bench-to-prototype environment for integrated circuits and intelligent electronic systems.
Works on: brain–machine interfaces, ultra-low-power ICs, MEMS and spintronic sensors, neuromorphic computing
Signature kit: R&S SMA100B · RTO6 · Keysight E4990A · FRITSCH PCB assembly line
LABORATORY 02
CryoLab
Cryogenic Electronics and Spintronics Laboratory
Where electronics meet the cold – a high-vacuum, low-noise environment for devices that must work a few degrees above absolute zero.
Works on: CryoCMOS circuits, STNOs, MRAM, AMR sensors, quantum-enabling electronics
Signature kit: ARS PS-CC closed-cycle probe station · Keithley 2450 · shielded anti-vibration platform
Together, these facilities enable the complete characterization of cryogenic integrated circuits and emerging spintronic technologies – supporting research from a single device on a wafer to a fully integrated electronic system.