ELECTRONICS LAB
LIST OF MAJOR EQUIPMENTS
[Link] NAME OF THE COMPONENT
1. CATHODE RAY OSCILLOSCOPE
2. FUNCTION GENERATOR
3. POWER SUPPLIES(Fixed Power supply, Double Power supply, Triple
Power supply)
4. DIGITAL TRAINER KIT
Do's
1. Wear Proper Footwear: Always wear closed-toe, non-conductive shoes, like leather
shoes, to prevent electric shock or injuries.
2. Use Insulated Gloves: Wear insulated gloves when handling high-voltage equipment or
exposed circuits to protect against electric shock.
3. Dress Appropriately: Avoid loose clothing and accessories that could get caught in
equipment or pose a safety hazard.
4. Understand Equipment: Read and understand the manual or instructions before
operating any new device or circuit.
5. Check Power Supply: Verify that power supplies are off before connecting or
disconnecting circuits.
6. Ground Equipment: Make sure all equipment is properly grounded to prevent
accidental electric shocks.
7. Keep Work Area Clean: Organize tools and components to avoid clutter, and keep the
workspace clear to prevent accidents.
8. Report Damages: Report any damaged or malfunctioning equipment to the lab
supervisor immediately.
9. Use Safety Gear: Always wear safety glasses when soldering or working with
components that may explode or emit sparks.
10. Know Emergency Procedures: Familiarize yourself with the lab's emergency shut-off
buttons, fire extinguishers, and exit routes.
Don’ts
1. Don’t Work Alone: Avoid working alone in the lab, especially when dealing with high-
voltage equipment.
2. Don’t Wear Metal Jewelry: Rings, bracelets, and necklaces can cause short circuits and
are a risk of electric shock.
3. Avoid Overloading Circuits: Do not exceed the voltage or current ratings of
components and equipment, as it may lead to damage or fire.
4. Don’t Touch Live Circuits: Never touch live wires or circuits with bare hands. Always
turn off the power before making adjustments.
5. Don’t Use Wet Hands: Avoid handling electrical equipment with wet hands to prevent
shocks.
6. Don’t Bypass Safety Mechanisms: Don’t bypass circuit breakers, fuses, or other safety
devices in equipment.
7. Don’t Leave Circuits Unattended: Always turn off and disconnect circuits when not in
use or during adjustments.
8. Don’t Use Unauthorized Equipment: Only use equipment approved and provided by
the lab to ensure quality and safety.
9. Avoid Excessive Force: Don’t use excessive force on wires, components, or connectors,
as it may cause damage.
10. Don’t Ignore Clean-Up: Make sure to properly dispose of components and clean your
workspace after completing an experiment.