Labs

Network Technology Laboratory

Location : S202-1
The Internet Laboratory was established in February 2008 and focuses on research in various areas of network technologies, including Internet analysis, network information security, network management, RFID and NFC security, and multimedia applications in networking. The goal is to provide a research environment for studying and experimenting with Internet-related technologies, supporting the development of emerging network theories and innovations.
Past achievements include the IPv6 Network Traffic Analysis System, RFID Authentication and Authorization Transfer, Spam Analysis System, and Graphical Password Authentication Mechanism.

Location : S202-2
This laboratory’s research focuses on microwave component fabrication and design, antenna radiation pattern measurement, antenna design, and applications of software-defined radio (SDR) and system design. The research scope covers the integration of wireless communication, microwave, and baseband technologies.
The laboratory is equipped with a microwave anechoic chamber, network analyzer (Agilent PNA 5230, 10 MHz–20 GHz), standard horn antennas, log-periodic antennas, vector signal generator (6 GHz), spectrum analyzer (13.6 GHz), X-band waveguide resonator, and several high-frequency simulation software packages. These facilities allow students to perform fundamental testing, simulation, and design training for wireless communication systems, microwave components, and antennas.

Location : AA702
The Robotics Research Center aims to cultivate interdisciplinary professionals in high-tech intelligent robotics. The curriculum begins with foundational courses in programming, and progressively integrates microcontroller systems, embedded systems, robotic programming, artificial intelligence, and robot control, training students in the development and design of intelligent robotic systems.
Past achievements include wheeled soccer robots, intelligent vacuum robots, 24-DOF humanoid robots, autonomous vehicles, voice-controlled LEGO robots, Wiimote gesture recognition systems, and mobile call billing software.

Location : AA201
To align with market trends and achieve effective teaching outcomes, the department established the Network Laboratory at its inception. To ensure quality instruction, the classroom is limited to 60 seats, with all CCNA and CCNP lab equipment located at the rear of the room. The lab includes five CCNA setups and one CCNP setup.
CCNA Lab Equipment
The CCNA setups focus primarily on routers. Each setup contains six Cisco 2500/2600 series routers and three switches, allowing students to configure and operate a large-scale network environment hands-on.
CCNP Lab Equipment
The CCNP setup supports advanced routing protocols as well as wide area network (WAN) experiments. The WAN simulator provides four Frame Relay connections, eight telephone lines, and eight ISDN interfaces, enabling students to perform Frame Relay, ISDN, and modem-based experiments. Additionally, a Cisco 4006 is available for Multi-Layer Switching experiments.

Location : AA202
Equipment for Foundational Courses:
Supports courses such as Digital Systems Lab, Basic Electricity Lab, Electronics Lab I & II, and Microprocessor Systems Lab. The lab provides instruments for signal measurement, microcontroller implementation, and IC programming.
Equipment for Advanced Courses:
Supports courses such as Communication Technology Lab, Digital Signal Processing (DSP) Lab, and Digital Circuit Design (CPLD). Students use the instruments for high-frequency signal measurement or employ experimental board kits to learn and practice related techniques.
Equipment for IoT-Related Courses:
Supports courses such as IoT Systems and Advanced Microprocessor Systems. Instruments are used for debugging and design, and students can apply experimental board kits for hands-on learning. The department is currently implementing a Communication Education Improvement Project, which includes creating teaching materials for embedded systems, training seed instructors, and designing a series of experiments. These resources are intended not only for departmental teaching but also to serve as reference materials for other universities and colleges.

Location : AA203
This laboratory supports all departmental experimental courses.
It provides resources for courses and research related to physics, electronic circuits, FPGA/CPLD, microprocessors, and electronic circuit simulation.