The WMU Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering houses numerous laboratories that support faculty and student research.
Associated faculty and staff
Dr. Simin Masihi
Dr. Damon Miller
Location
Room B-216 Floyd Hall
Supported courses
ECE 2210
ECE 3200
Capabilities
Ten workstations are available in this lab. Workstation equipment consists of the following:
Digital storage oscilloscope four channels, color, 100 MHz bandwidth
20 MHz arbitrary function generator.
Bench power supplies with triple outputs, 0-30VDC and +/- 0-15VDC.
Digital multi meter with 6 ½ digit display
Personal computers are used to run office applications, web browsers and SPICE software.
Associated faculty and staff
Dr. Damon A. Miller
Location
Room B-215 Floyd Hall
Courses and research supported
ECE 2100
Capabilities
Ten workstations are available in this lab. Workstation equipment consists of the following:
Digital storage oscilloscope and printer.
3 MHz function generator.
Built-in power supplies include 0-48VDC, 0-120VAC, 5VDC and +/-15VDC.
Variable bench power supplies include 0-30VDC and +/- 0-15VDC.
Personal computers are used to run office applications, web browsers and SPICE software. There is also a local network featuring temporary storage on a file server and work group printing. Many small instruments are used in this lab, including analog meter movements of various types and component substitution boxes.
Associated faculty and staff
Dr. Ikhlas Abdel-Qader
Location
Room A-208 Floyd Hall
Supported courses
ECE 4550
ECE 5550
ECE 6550
ECE 4900
ECE 6970
Senior Design
Master's and Ph.D. thesis and disserations
Capabilities
Six workstations are available, scanner, and printers. Other dedicated tools hardware and software include: Several TI instruments DSP processors such as TMDX320026701 DSP.
Real-time image processing, TI TMDX320026711
Ground penetrating radar imaging system
Several Imaging equipment including infrared thermography imaging system
Color CCD tele-camera, Nikon cameras: Software and AV cables, VCR controller, and several Nikon digital cameras
Several education material for outreach programs, 20 Lego mindstorm robot kits, and five electronic snap kits, and one Boe-Bot robot kit
Impact echo system for acoustic testing
Digital video camera, Ricoh RDC-1
Several environmental sensors
Four real-time cameras
Several frame grabbers
Microscope E400, Nikon, on loan to ITIA
Radan and surfer software packages
Matlab imaging and signal processing software package
Several imaging tools software packages
Mathematics, Matlab software
Visual Studio, C/C++/Java
ProfileMaker Pro 3.1
Research topics
Signal processing with an emphasis on images and sound.
Medical image analysis and feature extraction.
Intelligent transportation systems.
Non-destructive evaluation techniques.
Associated faculty and staff
Dr. Dean Johnson
Location
Room B-213 Floyd Hall
Courses and research supported
ECE 2500
Capabilities
Ten workstations are available in this lab. Workstation equipment consists of the following:
Electronics trainer, analog and digital.
Programmable digital logic, FPGA trainer.
Built-in power supplies include 0-48VDC, 0-120VAC, 5VDC and +/-15VDC.
Personal computers are used to run office applications, digital and logic design software, and various other packages.
Associated faculty and staff
Dr. Johnson Asumadu
Location
Room B-212 Floyd Hall
Courses and research supported
ECE 2110
ECE 3300
Capabilities
Ten workstations are available in this lab. Workstation equipment consists of the following:
Digital storage oscilloscope and printer.
Digital multimeter and function generator.
Built-in power supplies include 0-48VDC, 0-120VAC, 5VDC and +/-15VDC.
Personal computers are used to run office applications, a language compiler and debug/monitoring software. There is also a local network featuring temporary storage on a file server and work group printing. Five additional stations at the rear of the lab are comprised of dynamometer test stands.
Ten workstations are available in this lab. Workstation equipment consists of the following:
9S12 family microcontroller trainer.
Logic analyzer, analog oscilloscope, function generator.
Built-in power supplies include 0-48VDC, 0-120VAC, 5VDC and +/-15VDC.
Personal computers are used to run office applications, a language compiler and debug/monitoring software. There is also a local network featuring temporary storage on a file server and workgroup printing.