Laboratory of embedded systems

The embedded systems laboratory has been recently reconstructed (2007 ÷ 2009) and refitted with modern laboratory and educational equipment. Currently the capacity of the laboratory secures 8 work stations and allows educational activities to be carried with up to 16 students. The laboratory has also specialized scientific stations - a workspace for up to 4 researchers.

Various companies had contributed to equipping the laboratory with modern and up to date laboratory and industrial samples. Such contributors include: Johnson Control Electronics - 20 000lv., Texas Instruments - 5000USD. Other equipment has been procured trough research project funding. A major project developed in the embedded systems laboratory is "Peplaser" - funded by the EU's 7^th Frame Program.   

The general equipment of the laboratory includes:

•  9 Freescale - Spider kits
• 9 Texas instruments kits based on TMS320C6713
• 2 Texas instruments kits based on TMS320C6413
• 2 Texas instruments kits based on TMS320C2812
• 2 Texas instruments kits based on TMS320C5510
• 5 FATEK programmable logic controllers
• 9 OLIMEX ARM based kits
• Unlimited number of licensed copies of TI's CSS and Microsoft's C/C++
• 25 educational and 4 research licensed copies of MATLAB

Major subjects of study in the laboratory include: Microprocessor circuits, Microprocessor systems, Digital signal processing, Industrial electronics.