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BASIC ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENTS Sl. No. Name of the equipments / software Quantity required Quantity available App 1. Shunt generators` 1 As per enclosure 2. Shunt DC Motors 2 As per enclosure 3. Single phase induction motor 1 As per enclosure 4. Single Phase transformer 2 As per enclosure 5. Three phase squirrel Cage induction motor 1 As per enclosure 6 Diodes and Amplifiers 2 As per enclosure 7. Oscilloscope 2 As per enclosure 8. Transducers 1 As per enclosure 9 Assorted electrical components for house wiring 15 Sets Switches(2),lamp(2),lamp holder(2),indicator(1),single phase(1),energy meter for one set 10 Electrical measuring instruments 10 Sets Digital clamp meter(3) ,watt meter(0 to 150,0 to 300 ,0 to 600),volt meter(0to 10,0 to 20,0 to 5,0 to 2)AC AND DC,ammeter(0 to 300,0 to 600,AC AND DC 11 Study purpose items , Iron box, fan and regulator, emergency lamp One Each Iron box(standard) Fan(standard) Regulator (standard) Emergency lamp(standard) 12 Megger 1 No (250V/500V) 13 Power Tools (a) Range Finder 2 Nos As per enclosure (b) Digital Live-wire Detector 2 Nos Resister(all ranges):60 nos Capacitors(all ranges):60 nos Transformer:small(0-30):15[12-0-12]

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BASIC ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENTS

Sl. No. Name of the equipments / software Quantity required Quantity available Approximate Rate

1. Shunt generators` 1 As per enclosure

2. Shunt DC Motors 2 As per enclosure

3. Single phase induction motor 1 As per enclosure

4. Single Phase transformer 2 As per enclosure

5. Three phase squirrel Cage induction motor

1 As per enclosure

6 Diodes and Amplifiers 2 As per enclosure

7. Oscilloscope 2 As per enclosure

8. Transducers 1 As per enclosure

9 Assorted electrical components for house wiring

15 Sets Switches(2),lamp(2),lamp holder(2),indicator(1),single phase(1),energy meter for one set

10

Electrical measuring instruments 10 Sets Digital clamp meter(3) ,watt meter(0 to 150,0 to 300 ,0 to 600),volt meter(0to 10,0 to 20,0 to 5,0 to 2)AC AND DC,ammeter(0 to 300,0 to 600,AC AND DC

11

Study purpose items , Iron box, fan and regulator, emergency lamp

One Each

Iron box(standard) Fan(standard) Regulator (standard) Emergency lamp(standard)

12 Megger 1 No (250V/500V)

13 Power Tools

(a) Range Finder 2 Nos As per enclosure

(b) Digital Live-wire Detector 2 Nos

Resister(all ranges):60 nos Capacitors(all ranges):60 nos Transformer:small(0-30):15[12-0-12]

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(c)Common requirements

Transistor(all range):60 nos Bread board:60 nos Tape:60 nos Tester:30 nos Wire cutter :30 nos Wire coil : 5 nos IC’s – timer,logic gates Soldering guns:15 nos soldering lead:15 nos Soldering Flex : 15 noss Soldering Paste:15 nos

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SPECIFICATIONS FOR BASIC ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENTS

SL. NO. 1 SHUNT GENERATOR

1. DC Shunt Motor Coupled with DC Shunt Generator 2. DC Shunt Motor Coupled with DC Series Generator 3. DC Shunt Motor with Rope Brake Arrangement 4. DC Series Motor with Rope Brake Arrangement 5. DC Compound Motor with Rope Brake Arrangement 6. DC Shunt Motor Coupled with Three Phase Alternator 7. DC Shunt Motor Coupled with Single Phase Alternator 8. Three Phase Squirrel Cage Induction Motor with Rope Brake Arrangement 9. Three Phase Slip Ring Induction Motor with Rope Brake Arrangement 10. Three Phase Auto Synchronous Motor with Rope Brake Arrangement 11. Single Phase Capacitor Start and Capacitor Run Induction Motor with Rope Brake

arrangement 12. 3 Point DC Starter 13. 3 Point starter 14. DOL Starter 15. 4 Step manual type rotor resistance starter 16. Exciter based starter with relay starter

S.NO 2

Shunt DC Motors

1.5 to 2 KV. DESIGN PARAMETERS STANDARD OPTIONAL Armature Voltage 440 V Max. 470 V upto frame 132, Max. upto 600 V for frame 160 Field Voltage 220 V Max. upto 500 V Excitation Type Shunt Series Insulation Class 'F' Class 'H' Type of Mounting IM B3 IMB35, IMV1, IMV3 Degree of Protection IP 23 IP 54 with IC 37/IP 55 Arrangement of T. Box RSH from DE side Any other arrangement Tacho mtg. Provision DTG 4000 Any other Type of mounting of Blower Top on NDE side Any other Mounting Air Flow Direction From NDE to DE From DE to NDE Air Filter Nil Dry type filter Air Flow Switch Vent captor air flow monitor Bearings Ball Bearings With regressing facility. For high cantilever forces Shaft End With keyway, Balancing with full Key

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S.No 3 SINGLE PHASE INDUCTION MOTOR

Model Voltage (VAC) Current (A) Fequency (Hz) Output Power (W or HP) External capacitor (uF) YDK80/40-4-19 AC Induction Motor 220 0.6 60 0.025 HP YDK80/40-4-22 AC Induction Motor 480 0.3 60 0.029 HP YDK80/25-4-30A AC Induction Motor 115 0.8 60 30 W 6 YDK80/25-4-10 AC Induction Motor 115/230/277 .41/.23/.21 60 1/30 HP YDK80/30-4-25 AC Induction Motor 115 1.3 60 1/30 HP YDK80/37-4-37 AC Induction Motor 115/230 1.3/0.7 60 1/30 HP YDK80-25-4A AC Induction Motor 220 0.35 50 25 W 4 YDK80-30-4A AC Induction Motor 220 0.35 50 30 W 2 –

S.No4 SINGLE PHASE TRANSFORMER

Kollmorgan PWM ac servodrive and permanent-magnet motor with encoder.•One, two, or three-phase transformer set, 120 V/25.2 V, 0 -3 A.•Two 300 Ωpower potentiometers, 100 W.•Power resistor, 100Ω, 150 W • Three switches, 30 A rating.One switch rated 6 A.•Machine set .

S.No 5 THREE PHASE SQUIRREL CAGE INDUCTION MOTOR

Three Phase, 415V ±10%, 50Hz Three Phase Induction Motor Type : Squirrel Cage Rating : 1HP (Also available with 2 HP, 3 HP and 5 HP) Voltage Rating : 415VSpeed : 1440 RPM (No Load) Insulation: Class ‘B’ Loading arrangement : Mechanical Brake Drum/Pulley : Aluminum Casted Analog Meters used Watt meter : 1000W (2 Nos.) Voltmeter (MI) : 500V Ammeter (MI): 5AMCB (TPN) : 10A Tachometer: 20,000 RPM Dimensions (mm) : W 600 x D 350 x H 450 (Control Panel) W 250 x D 400 x H 600 (Motor) Weight : 14.5kg (approximate) (Control Panel) 22kg (approximate) (Motor)

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S.No 6 DIODES AND AMPLIFIERS

S.No 7 Oscilloscope

Bandwidth specification

wave input is reduced by 3 dB (i.e. attenuated to 70.7% of the true value of the signal - a fall of approximately 30%).

The oscilloscope specification for bandwidth will typically be quoted in the format: Bandwidth = -3dB at 1500 MHz. n ± 2%.

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S.No 9

ASSORTED ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS FOR HOUSE WIRING

Switches(2),lamp(2),lamp holder(2),indicator(1),single phase(1),energy meter for one set

S.No 10

ELECTRICAL MEASURING INSTRUMENTS

Digital clamp meter(3) ,watt meter(0 to 150,0 to 300,0 to 600),volt meter(Oto 10,0 to 20,0 to 5,0 to 2)AC AND DC,ammeter(0 to 300,0 to 600,AC AND DC

S.No 11

STUDY PURPOSE ITEMS,

Iron box, fan and regulator, emergency lamp

S.NO.12

MEGGER

(250V/500V)

S.No. 13

POWER TOOLS

LASER RANGEFINDER

Model Number: URG -O4LXOperating Principle :Phase —shift Detection Area:240° Maximum Detection Distance:5600mm Accuracy: 20-1000mm: ±10mm 1000 - 4000mm: ± 1% of measurement Resolution: 1mm Scan Angle: Interface: USB Supply Voltage: 5VDC Power Consumption: 500mA DIGITAL Live -WIRE DETECTOR

Laser leveling, layout and stud locating on vertical and horizontal surfaces. • Wood, metal and live wire detection. • 180 degree pivoting laser plane with level and plumb vials • 20’ laser line projections onto work surface with 90 degree squaring • Two self contained half pins to mount unit to work surface (vertical or horizontal) • LCD sensing and mode display with target graphics • LED display with continuous live wire detection • Thumb dial adjustable feet for levelling the laser • Easy keypad operations and comfortable grip • Powered by 9V Battery (included) • Size: 180(H) x 67(W) x 38(D)mm

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CHEMISTRY LABORATORY-I

Sl. No. Name of the equipments / software Technical Specification Quantity required

1. Iodine flask As per enclosure 30 Nos.

2. pH meter As per enclosure 5 Nos.

3. Conductivity meter As per enclosure 5 Nos.

4. Spectrophotometer As per enclosure 2 Nos.

5. Oswald viscometer As per enclosure 10 Nos.

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SPECIFICATIONS FOR CHEMISTRY LABORATORY-I

S.NO 1

Iodine flask – (brosilicate)

Style Capacity, mL

Class A/ Tolerance, ± mL

A, ID, max/mm

B, ID, ref/mm

C, max/mm

D, max/mm

Stopper No.

I 1 0.010 5.3 8.25 70 100 8 II 1 0.010 5.3 — 95 125 8 I 2 0.015 6.4 10.75 70 100 8 I 3 0.015 6.4 13.50 72 100 8 I 4 0.020 7.3 14.00 75 100 8 I 5 0.020 7.3 15.75 75 100 8 I 10 0.020 8.25 18.00 110 135 9 I 25 0.030 8.7 26.00 140 165 9

S.NO 2

pH Meter

Display : digital 12mm red display. Range : ph 0. 00 to 14. 00 ph. mv : 0 to +/- 1999 mv Accuracy : +/- 0. 01 ph , +/- 1 mv , +/- 1 count Slope Adjustment : 80 to 120 % at 25 deg c. TEMP. COMPENSATION : manually adjustable setting on calibrated dial between 0 deg c and 100 deg c. Input Impedance : Electrode Connector : bnc type for combined ph electrode. Dimension : 180 w x 180 d x 80 mm h Weight : 2. 5 kg approx.

S.NO 3

CONDUCTIVITY METER

* Specially designed resistivity probe * ±2% F.s accuracy for resistivity * Four ring platinum probe for EC * ±1% F.s accuracy for EC * Four measurement ranges plus resistivity * Automatic probe recognition * Manual calibration * Automatic Temperature Compensation * Large LCD * Built-in Solution Holders

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S.NO 4 SPECTROPHOTOMETER

Wavelength range 190 to 1100nm

Spectral bandwidth 1nm (190 to 1100nm)

Wavelength display 0.1-nm increments

Wavelength setting 0.1-nm increments (1-nm increments when setting scanning range )

Wavelength accuracy ±0.1nm at 656.1nm D2 ±0.3nm (190 to 1100nm)

Wavelength repeatability ±0.1nm

Stray light less than 0.02% NaI at 220nm, NaNO2 at 340nm

less than 1.0% KCl at 198nm

Photometric system Double Beam

Photometric range Absorbance: -4 to 4 Abs Transmittance: 0% to 400%

Photometric accuarcy

±0.002 Abs (0.5Abs)

±0.004 Abs (1.0Abs)

±0.006 Abs (2.0Abs)

Photometric repeatability

less than ±0.001 Abs (0.5Abs)

less than ±0.001 Abs (1Abs)

less than ±0.003 Abs (2.0Abs)

Baseline stability less than 0.0003 Abs/H at 700nm (one hour after light source turned ON)

Baseline flatness within ±0.0006 Abs (190 to 1100nm,one hour after light source turned ON)

Noise level Within 0.00005 Abs RMS value (at 700nm)

Dimensions (W×D×H) 450(W) x 490(D) x 270(H)

Weight 15kg

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S.NO 5

OSWALD VISCOMETER Dynamic Viscosity Range:

• Less than 3 cps • 3 to 100 cps • 100 to 10,000 cps • 10,000 to 1.50E+6 cps • 1.50E+6 cps and up

Kinematic Viscosity Range:

• 6 to 100 cSt • 100 to 5,000 cSt • 5,000 cSt and up

Accuracy:

• No more than 0.01 ±% Full Scale • No more than 0.5 ±% Full Scale • No more than 1 ±% Full Scale • No more than 2 ±% Full Scale

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CHEMISTRY LABORATORY-II

Sl. No. Name of the equipments / software Technical Specification

Quantity required

1. Potentiometer As per enclosure 5 2. Flame photo meter As per enclosure 5 3. Weighing balance As per enclosure 5 4. Conductivity meter As per enclosure 5

5. Pipette, Burette, Conical flask, porcelain tile, dropper

As per enclosure Each 30

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SPECIFICATION FOR CHEMISTRY LAB

S.No 1

POTENTIOMETER

Type: surface mount chip • Tolerance: ±25% • Temperature coefficient: ±250ppm/°C @ -20°C~+80°C• Taper: linear • Operating voltage: 20VDC or AC RMS, max. • Resolution: essentially infinite• Contact resistance variation: .5% nom. • Adjustment range: 15%~85% of rotation Power rating: .1W @ 70°C max. Rotation torque: 15~170gfcm • Rotation: 1 turn, 260°±20° • Weight: 0.11gm • Temperature range: -20°C~+85°C • Rotational life: 20 cycles • Load life:∆R≤5% after 500 hrs• Sealing: sealed for dip and wave soldering until silicone seal is removed• Values: 500, 1K, 2K, 5K, 10K, 20K, 50K, 100K, 200K, 500K, 1M

S.NO 2

FLAME PHOTO METER

Range: Na, K, & Li :1-100 ppm and Ca:15-100 ppm Sensitivity: Na, K, & Li :0.5 ppm and Ca:15 ppm Linearity :< 3%Reproducibility: 2% CV for 20 samples Detector: Photo Cell Ignition System: Manual Ignition Flame System: LPG & Dry Oil Free Air Gas Control: Adjustable with Knob Auto miser: Axial Flow Type Oil free Air Compressor : Supplied with Built-in Air Filter with Pressure Regulator & Gauge to deliver stable and moisture / oil free air supply Power Supply :230 VAC ±10%, 50 Hz

S.NO 3

WEIGHING BALANCES

Capacity : 200 gm Readability :0.01 gm Pan Size (mm) : 125MM

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S.NO 4

CONDUCTIVITY METER

* Specially designed resistivity probe * ±2% F.s accuracy for resistivity * Four ring platinum probe for EC * ±1% F.s accuracy for EC * Four measurement ranges plus resistivity * Automatic probe recognition * Manual calibration * Automatic Temperature Compensation * Large LCD * Built-in Solution Holders

S.NO 5

(Borosilicate Glass Wares )

Pipette ;1ml,2ml,10ml,20ml

Burette :50ml

Conical flask :250ml,500ml

Porcelain tile :6 “ X 8”(white)

Dropper :6”,8”,12”

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COMPUTER PRACTICE LABORATORY (REQUIREMENT OF MACHINERIES)

Sl. No.

Name of the equipments / software

Quantity required Specification

1. Standalone Desktops with C compiler

30 Nos.

Intel i5 Processor 4 GB RAM 500 GB (7200 RPM) Sata Hard Disk or higher 1 GB Nvidia Graphic Card or higher DVD ROM 4 USB Slots Net Work Card 10/100/1000 Window 8.1 21/22 inch Monitor ( DELL, Samsung LAN CABLE PORT:RJ45(120) LAN CABLE LENGTH:350 M SWITCHES :5 NOS HUB :1 With LAN

2. Server with C compiler 30 Nos.

TURBO C

Windows / Unix Clone- RED HAT OS/LINUX OS

Office Suite- MS OFFICE 2003 & MS OFFICE 2007

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GE 6261 COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING AND MODELING LABORATORY-II

Sl. No. Name of the equipments / software Quantity required Specification

1 Licensed Software for Drafting and Modeling

30 Nos As per enclosure

2 Laser Printer 2 Nos As per enclosure

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S.NO 1

Licensed Software for Drafting and Modeling

Auto cad software as per the enclosed booklet

S.NO 2

LASER PRINTER

Device Technology Printer: Colour Laser Scan: CCD, Flatbed scanner with ADF Functions Colour Printing, Colour Scanning, Colour Copying Display 2.4-inch (60 mm) Colour LCD display Print Speed (A4) Black: Up to 23 ppm (Duplex: 12 spm) Colour: Up to 23 ppm (Duplex: 12 spm) Copy Speed (A4) Black: Up to 23 cpm (Duplex: 12 spm) Colour: Up to 23 cpm (Duplex: 12 spm) Scan Speed (A4) Black: 30 / 32 sides per minute Colour: 30 / 32 sides per minute Time to First Page Black: As fast as 11.5 seconds Colour: As fast as 12.5 seconds Time to First Copy Black: As fast as 11.5 seconds Colour: As fast as 12.5 seconds Print Resolution Black: 1200 x 1200 dpi, 4800 Colour Quality (2400 x 600 dpi) Colour: 1200 x 1200 dpi, 4800 Colour Quality (2400 x 600 dpi) Optical Scanning Resolution Colour: 600 X 600 dpi Black: 1200 X 600 dpi Duty Cycle Monthly: 60,000 pages per month Recommended: 500 - 5000 pages Paper Capacity Input: 250+1 pages 20 lb or 75 gsm bond Output: 150 pages 20 lb or 75 gsm bond ADF: 50-sheet Duplex (2-sided) Printing Integrated Duplex Media Sizes A4, A5, Executive, Folio, JIS-B5, Legal, Letter, Universal,

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COMPUTER PROGRAMMING LABORATORY

Sl. No. Name of the equipments / software Specification

1

Hardware: Unix clone server Client or pc Printer

As per enclosure

2 Software 1.os-unix clone c-complier

As per enclosure

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SPECIFICATION FOR COMPUTER PROGRAMME LABORATORY

S.No 1

Hardwear Unix clone server Client of pc Single UNIX Specification Version 3 and as POSIX:2001 (formally: IEEE Std 1003.1-2001). It was released on January 30, 2002.[4]

Printer Hp printer S.No 2 soft wear

• TURBO C • JDK 1.5 • Microsoft Visual Studio 5 (includes Visual C++, Visual Basic and Visual FoxPro) • Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition • Microsoft Visual CSharp 2005 Express Edition • Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition • Microsoft SQL Server 2005 • ORACLE 8I • Microsoft Office Word 2003 (word processing) • Microsoft Office Access 2003, (database) • Microsoft Office Excel 2003 (spread sheets) • Microsoft Office Power Point 2003 (presentations) • Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 (email client) • Microsoft Office Publisher 2003 (word processing) • Miscellaneous • Adobe Acrobat 5.0 • Internet Explorer 6 (shockwave/flash enabled) • Many other useful accessories like ws_ftp32, Winzip , Nuro

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ELECTRICAL LAB-I

Sl. No.

Name of the equipments / software

Quantity required Specification

1 Assorted electrical components for house wiring

15 Sets Switches(2),lamp(2),lamp holder(2),indicator(1),single phase(1),energy meter for one set

2 Electrical measuring instruments 10 Sets Digital clamp meter(3) ,watt meter(0 to 150,0 to 300 ,0 to 600),volt meter(0to 10,0 to 20,0 to 5,0 to 2)AC AND DC,ammeter(0 to 300,0 to 600,AC AND DC

3 Study purpose items , Iron box, fan and regulator, emergency lamp

One Each Iron box(standard) Fan(standard) Regulator (standard) Emergency lamp(standard)

4 Megger 1 No (250V/500V)

5 Power Tools 2 Nos

(a) Range Finder 2 Nos As per enclosure

(b) Digital Live-wire Detector

2 Nos

Sl. No.

Name of the equipments / software

Quantity required Specification

1 Assorted electrical components for house wiring

15 Sets Switches(2),lamp(2),lamp holder(2),indicator(1),single phase(1),energy meter for one set

2 Electrical measuring instruments 10 Sets Digital clamp meter(3) ,watt meter(0 to 150,0 to 300 ,0 to 600),volt meter(0to 10,0 to 20,0 to 5,0 to 2)AC AND DC,ammeter(0 to 300,0 to 600,AC AND DC

3 Study purpose items , Iron box, fan and regulator, emergency lamp

One Each Iron box(standard) Fan(standard) Regulator (standard) Emergency lamp(standard)

4 Megger 1 No (250V/500V)

5 Power Tools 2 Nos

(a) Range Finder 2 Nos As per enclosure

(b) Digital Live-wire Detector

2 Nos

Common requirements

Resister(all ranges):60 nos Capacitors(all ranges):60 nos Transformer:small(0-30):15[12-0-12] Transistor(all range):60 nos Bread board:60 nos Tape:60 nos Tester:30 nos Wire cutter :30 nos Wire coil : 5 nos IC’s – timer,logic gates Soldering guns:15 nos soldering lead:15 nos Soldering Flex : 15 noss Soldering Paste:15 nos

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ELECTRONICS LAB

Sl. No.

Name of the equipments / software

Quantity required Specification Approximate

Rate

1 Soldering Guns 10 Nos 750w 10000

2 Assorted Electronic components for making circuits

50 Nos Resister(all ranges):60 nos Capacitors(all ranges):60 nos Transformer:small(0-30):15[12-0-12] Transistor(all range):60 nos Bread board:60 nos Tape:60 nos Tester:30 nos Wire cutter :30 nos Wire coil : 5 nos IC’s – timer,logic gates Soldering guns:15 nos soldering lead:15 nos Soldering Flex : 15 noss Soldering Paste:15 nos

15000

3 Small PCBs 10 Nos As per enclosure 10000

4 Multi Meters 10 Nos 100kw 15000

5 Study purpose items : Telephone, FM Radio, Low-Voltage Power Supply

2 Each As per enclosure 5000

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SPECIFICATION FOR ELECTRONICS LAB

S.No1 Soldering gun

25 or 30 Watt iron should suffice for most small electronics work.

S.NO 2 Assorted electronic components

1. Resistors 10 + (third band black) (only a few but often large due to high power rating)

2. Resistors 100 + (third band brown) 3. Resistors 1k + (third band red) 4. Resistors 10k + (third band orange) 5. Resistors 100k + (third band yellow) 6. Resistors 1M + (third band green),

including 10M (third band blue) 7. Capacitors low values, less than 1µF 8. Capacitors electrolytic 1µF+ 9. Diodes 10. Transistors 11. ICs (chips) 12. IC holders (DIL sockets) 13. LEDs and 7-segment displays 14. Lamps and lampholders 15. Presets (small variable resistors) 16. Variable Resistors (standard variable resistors) 17. Sensors (LDRs, thermistors) 18. Switches and relays 19. Connectors (crocodile clips, plugs and sockets) 20. Other components (battery clips etc.)

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S.No 3 small pcb

• 3 rows of 4-pin holes breaking out the GPIO cable, 4 rows of double 4-pin hole rows • 4 power rails with positive/negative markings • 1.8" x 2.0" (46mm x 55mm), 0.063" thick FR4 • 1.2mm / 0.047" drill holes

S.No.4 Multi Meters

Feedback pulse width modulation method. Sample Mode: Auto/Single/N reading. Sampling Interval:3 ms to 60 min (7561and 7562), (1 ms min., 1sat 3s or more) Maximum Reading: 1999999 Overrange Information:— oL— sign display. Data Memory:1000 data, measured data can be stored and recalled:(STORE/RECALL). Ranging:AUTO, MANUAL, (remote control and programmingpossible). Operating Temperature Range:5 to 40 ̊C (41 to 104 ̊F). Humidity Range:20 to 80% relative humidity.Warmup Time: Approx. 60 minutes to rated accuracy.Power Requirements: 100 or 115, 200 or 230 V AC (must bespecified), 50 or 60 Hz. Power Consumption:20 VA max. Dimensions (Approx.):213(W) × 88(H) × 330(D) mm, (8-3/8 ×3-1/2 ×13").Weight (Approx.):3 kg (6.6 lbs

S.No 5 Telephone Model no. 9333

FM RADIO 300 Ghz And 3 Khz In Frequency

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LANGUAGE LAB SOFTWARE 1) Teacher/Student Console Software Requirements ü The language lab should support both hardware based and software based lab environment.

ü The system should be able to load on multi operating systems like windows XP, windows 7.

ü The software should work in wired LAN 100Mbps or 1000 Mbps

ü The software should support one teacher work station and a maximum of sixty student stations

ü The software should have a media activity which will enable a teacher to create/upload audio,

video and texts (MSWORD, NOTEPAD, PDF and etc) based content and integrate customized study modules.

ü The teacher should be able to use one monitor dedicated as the control panel to manage the

language lab activity. ü The teacher should be able to send the instructor screen, audio, video and text based content to

student consoles for teacher presentation. ü The teacher and students should be able to interact (speaking/ listening) using headset with built-

in microphone. The teacher should also be able to silently monitor/listen to the audio of the student in real time.

ü There should be facilities for the teacher to have one to one talk with the students, to address

them as a group, to facilitate student pairing, small group formation etc. to facilitate different language learning activities.

ü The student/teacher should be able to interact through the headset and microphone without

interfering with other student’s audio –visual track. ü The teacher should be able to broadcast media files of different format (including online content)

from their console to the students’ smoothly. ü The teacher should be able to broadcast the text etc. on the whiteboard to student in real time

with frame rate of 30 flips per second. ü The teacher should be able to use digital recorder to divide the language video file into several

parts for student to repeat, and record student practice. ü The teacher should be able to create several topics and enable the students to choose the topic

to join in the discussion. ü The software should be able to record audio or video student activities for evaluation and

feedback purposes. 2) Content Part Requirements 2.1 Language Enrichment: The content should focus on building all four language skills namely, LSRW. The content should have activities, exercises and take home assignments and should be loaded with

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audio-video samples. There should be a special module for preparation of computer-based competitive exams such TOEFL, IELTS etc. 2.1.1 Listening: Learners should be given practice in listening to the sounds of the language. They should be able to recognize the phonemic sounds, distinguish between them and understand the use of correct stress and intonation in oral communication. The exercises should measure learner's understanding of audio material and provide feedback. It should especially focus on: Ø Listening for general content Ø Listening to fill up information Ø Intensive listening Ø Listening for specific information

2.1.2 Speaking: Learners should be able to express themselves fluently and coherently in social and professional contexts. They should be able to speak English in a globally-accepted, neutral accent with minimized regional influences in speech patterns. The exercises should enable the learners to identify and correct common grammatical errors. It should have resources on: Ø Understanding and correcting paralinguistic (voice quality, volume, pace, voice modulation,

articulation, pronunciation, etc. ) attributes Ø Oral practice Ø Describing objects/situations/people Ø Individual/Group activities Ø Group discussion, role play, public speaking, etc.

2.1.3 Reading: The learner should be able to cultivate the habit of reading passages from the computer monitor, thus providing them with the required facility to face computer-based competitive exams such GRE, TOEFL, GMAT etc. They should be examined in reading and answering questions using 'unseen' passages which may be taken from the non-detailed text or other authentic texts, such as magazines/newspaper articles. The exercises should enable the learners to comprehend meaning and correct common grammatical errors. It should provide practice on: Ø Skimming the text Ø Reading and understanding of textual materials Ø Understanding the gist of an argument Ø Identifying the topic sentence Ø Inferring lexical (Use of Dictionary/Glossary/ Listing Jargons) and contextual meaning Ø Recognizing unity, coherence and emphasis of sentences and paragraphs

2.1.4 Writing: The learners should be able to communicate their message with clarity and ease to a distant audience. The exercises should enable the learners to practice their writing skill in a way that promotes noticing of correct grammatical and vocabulary structures and reflect on why those are used. It should focus on: Ø Basic skills of simple and short composition Ø Writing sentences Ø Techniques of creative and critical writing Ø Use of appropriate vocabulary Ø Paragraph, essay and précis writing

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Ø Coherence and cohesiveness Ø Narration / description Ø Note Making Ø Formal and informal letter writing Ø Editing a passage

2.2 Soft Skills: The content should cover various topics and situations, to one’s personality by kindling one’s potential and enhancing it manifold in a self-educative and easy to absorb approach. The content should also include audio-video samples for better learning of different concepts. Ø Understanding job opportunities Ø Researching about the company Ø Basics of Communication Ø Effective listening Ø Professional Etiquette Ø Appearance Ø Telephone Etiquette Ø Preparing for an interview Ø Improving your technical knowledge Ø Answering technical questions Ø Answering HR questions Ø Handling stressful situations Ø After the interview Ø Group Discussions (basic and advance) Ø Creating a presentation Ø Public speaking Ø Resume writing Ø Cover letter Ø Body Language Ø Time Management Ø Stress Management Ø System Requirements for the Language Lab Ø 20 to 90 Desktops with following Configuration Ø Minimum system Requirement Ø Dual core processor Ø 1 GB Ram Ø 250 GB HDD Ø Intel or equivalent Motherboard with Full Duplex Sound card Ø Ø Windows XP(32bit) or Windows 7 (32bit) Operating System

Ø With Properly configured Audio , Video and LAN Driver installed. Ø Connected using Wired LAN Network

Ø Head Phones with Mic and a Speaker

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LIBRARY MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

S.NO SOFTWARE NAME SPECIFICATIONS

1 Auto Lib Software Systems

Integrated Library Management Software – Web based with the following modules/features: 1. Cataloguing 2. Search(OPAC) - Basic Search and Quick Search 3. Advanced Search - Query Builder 4. Transaction - Check-out and Check-in for all types of resources 5. Book Bank 6. Report Management 9. E-Resources Linking 10. Newspaper Clippings 11. Question Bank 12. Online Stock Verification 13. Book Processing 14. Serial Control 15. Article Indexing and Indexing 16. E-Gate Entry Register 17. Transaction – Users account for all Library transaction – receipt and payment 18. Bulk Counter 19. Catalouging Digital Resources 20. Budget Allocation 21. Binding Management for Library Resources

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PHYSICS LABORATORY-II

Sl. No. Name of the equipments / software Technical

Specification

Quantity required

1 Traveling microscope, meter scale, Knife edge, weights As per enclosure 5

2 Band gap experimental set up As per enclosure 5

3 Burette, capillary tube, rubber tube, stop clock, beaker and weighing balance As per enclosure 5

4. Spectrometer, prism, sodium vapour lamp As per enclosure 5 5 Air-wedge experimental set up As per enclosure 5 6. Torsion pendulum set up As per enclosure 5

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SPECIFICATIONS FOR PHYSICS LABORATORY-II

S.NO 1

TRAVELLING MICROSCOPE

Travelling Microscope has calibrated movement in Horizontal and Vertical direction. Travelling Microscope has cast-iron heavy base has three leveling and has 220mm horizontal scale. Travelling Microscope Horizontal 220mm scale graduated in 1/2mm division with every cm numbered.Travelling Microscope Vertical 150mm scale graduated in 1/2mm division with every cm numbered.Travelling Microscope Veriners reading to 0.01mm OR 0.001cmTravelling Microscope has rack & pinion fine focusing knob and can be set vertically or horizontally and fitted 75mm FL Ach. Objective and 10x eyepiece with cross hair.

Standard Accessories Reading magnifier, Dust cover, instruction manual, plywood box

S.NO 2

BAND GAP EXPERIMENTAL SET UP Equipment Hall effect module, 11801.00 1 Hall effect, undot.-Ge, carrier board 11807.01 1 Power supply 0-12 V DC/6 V, 12 V AC 13505.93 1 Tripod base - PASS- 02002.55 1 Support rod - PASS-, square, l= 250 mm 02025.55 1 Right angle clamp - PASS- 02040.55 1 Digital multimeter 07134.00 1 Connecting cord, l = 500 mm, black 07361.05 2 Connecting cord, l= 100 mm, red 07359.01 1 Connecting cord, l= 100 mm, blue 07359.04 1

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S.NO 3 VISCOSITY OF LIQUID USING POISULUS METHOD BURETTE

Length

Graduated, cm

Time of Out- flow Not

Less Than, s

Length Graduated,

cm

Time of Out- flow Not Less

Than, s 15 30 45 80 20 35 50 90

CAPILLARY TUBE 1.3 to 1.6 mm; wall thickness, 0.2 mm; length, 100 mm (ends open) RUBBER TUBE Size: 3mm I.D. to 50mm O.D. (wall thickness as requirement STOP CLOCK Handsome stopwatch with large display provides timing to 1/100th of asecond over a range of9 hours 59 minutes and59.99 seconds.• Accurate to ±5 s /day. • Built-in memory recalls up to ten laps. • Clock function (12 or 24 hour) features a programmable alarm with an hourly chime plus built-in calendar displays day, month and date. • Countdown timer function features input ranges from one minute to 9 hours,59 minutes. • Dimensions/Weight:2.5 ×3.2 ×.8 in(63 ×81 ×20 mm);2.8 oz.• Water resistant housing is complete with lithiumbattery.s0.0017 day 2880 1day BEAKER Capacity: 50 mL Height: 58 mm / 2.28 InchDiameter: 50 mm / 1.97 Inch Graduations From Bottom: 10-50 mL x 10 mLGraduations From Top: 0-40 mL x 10 mLWEIGHING BALANCES

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Capacity : 200 gmReadability :0.01 gmPan Size (mm) : 125MM

S.NO 4.

SPECTROMETER

SPECTROMETER

Wavelength range 190 to 1100nm

Spectral bandwidth 1nm (190 to 1100nm)

Wavelength display 0.1-nm increments

Wavelength setting 0.1-nm increments (1-nm increments when setting scanning range )

Wavelength accuracy ±0.1nm at 656.1nm D2 ±0.3nm (190 to 1100nm)

Wavelength repeatability ±0.1nm

Stray light less than 0.02% NaI at 220nm, NaNO2 at 340nm

less than 1.0% KCl at 198nm

Photometric system Double Beam

Photometric range Absorbance: -4 to 4 Abs Transmittance: 0% to 400%

Photometric accuarcy

±0.002 Abs (0.5Abs)

±0.004 Abs (1.0Abs)

±0.006 Abs (2.0Abs)

Photometric repeatability

less than ±0.001 Abs (0.5Abs)

less than ±0.001 Abs (1Abs)

less than ±0.003 Abs (2.0Abs)

Baseline stability less than 0.0003 Abs/H at 700nm (one hour after light source turned ON)

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Baseline flatness within ±0.0006 Abs (190 to 1100nm,one hour after light source turned ON)

Noise level Within 0.00005 Abs RMS value (at 700nm)

Dimensions (W×D×H) 450(W) x 490(D) x 270(H)

Weight 15kg

Printers DPU, ESC/P, PCL printers, USB I/F Windows-compliant printers are available with USB memory and PC software

Memory USB memory (option) Saved as text and UVPC file

PRISM

Prism, glass, 60/60/60º, 50 x 50 mm sides, Prism, glass, 90/60/30º, 40 x 40 mm sides, Prism, glass, 90/45/45º, 50 x 50 mm sides SODIUM VAPOUR LAMP 45 Watt, 220 Volts READING LENS Reading lens with torch Dia Appr. 3 inch

S.NO 5

AIR WEDGE EXPERIMENTAL SETUP

GLASS( SLIDES) 2 X 1 INCHES

S.NO 6.

TORSION PENDULUM SET UP

table clamp, long rod, right angle clamp and short rod to support the spring with the small end up

50 G Mass TO 200 GM Mass

Consists of an aluminum disc 25 cm diameter

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PHYSICS LABORATORY-I

Sl. No. Name of the equipments / software Technical

Specification Quantity required

1 Diode laser (2 mW power) or He-Ne laser (2 mW)( Lycopodium powder, Optical fibre Kit and glass plate

As per enclosure 5

2 Ultrasonic interferometer As per enclosure 2

3 Spectrometer, Mercury lamp, grating As per enclosure 5

4. Lees disc Experimental set up As per enclosure 5

5 Travelling microscope, meter scale, knife edge, weights

As per enclosure 5

6. Carey foster’s bridge set up As per enclosure 5

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SPECIFICATIONS FOR BASIC PHYSICS LAB EQUIPMENTS

S.No 1

Laboratory Laser Diode Modules (2mw power )

• Visible and Near IR Models • Focusable from 20mm to Infinity

S.No 2

ULTRASONIC INTERFEROMETER

HIGH FREQUENCY GENERATOR Single and Multi-frequency MEASURING CELL Max. displacement of the reflector : 20 mm Required Quantity of liquid: 10 c.c. Least Count of micrometer: 0.01mm/0.001 mm SHIELDED CABLE Impedance : 50 O

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S.No 3

SPECTROMETER

SPECTROMETER

Wavelength range 190 to 1100nm

Spectral bandwidth 1nm (190 to 1100nm)

Wavelength display 0.1-nm increments

Wavelength setting 0.1-nm increments (1-nm increments when setting scanning range )

Wavelength accuracy ±0.1nm at 656.1nm D2 ±0.3nm (190 to 1100nm)

Wavelength repeatability ±0.1nm

Stray light less than 0.02% NaI at 220nm, NaNO2 at 340nm

less than 1.0% KCl at 198nm

Photometric system Double Beam

Photometric range Absorbance: -4 to 4 Abs Transmittance: 0% to 400%

Photometric accuarcy

±0.002 Abs (0.5Abs)

±0.004 Abs (1.0Abs)

±0.006 Abs (2.0Abs)

Photometric repeatability

less than ±0.001 Abs (0.5Abs)

less than ±0.001 Abs (1Abs)

less than ±0.003 Abs (2.0Abs)

Baseline stability less than 0.0003 Abs/H at 700nm (one hour after light source turned ON)

Baseline flatness within ±0.0006 Abs (190 to 1100nm,one hour after light source turned ON)

Noise level Within 0.00005 Abs RMS value (at 700nm)

Dimensions (W×D×H) 450(W) x 490(D) x 270(H)

Weight 15kg

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Mercury lamp and grating Output Low-pressure gas discharge lines of Mercury and Argon Dimensions (in mm): 125.7 x 70 x 25.8 Power consumption: 250 mA at 12 VDC Power requirements: 12 VDC wall transformer (included) or 9 VDC battery (optional) Bulb life: Approx. 3500 hours (at 20 mA) Internal voltage: 600 volts at 30 kHz Aperture: 3 mm Amplitude stabilization: 1 minute Connector: SMA 905

S.No 4

LEES DISC APPARATUS

Lees Disc Apparatus (Code - SKU-IELAB019053): Lees Disc Apparatus For poor conductors, 3 cylindrical blocks of aluminium 50 mm diameter 12.5 mm thick, with radial holes for thermometers, are clamped in a wooden frame by a screw, with 2.5 W, 6 V heating element and a set of 3 bad conductor discs

S.NO 5

TRAVELLING MICROSCOPE Standard Specifications

Travelling Microscope has calibrated movement in Horizontal and Vertical direction.

Travelling Microscope has cast-iron heavy base has three leveling and has 220mm horizontal scale. Travelling Microscope Horizontal 220mm scale graduated in 1/2mm division with every cm numbered. Travelling Microscope Vertical 150mm scale graduated in 1/2mm division with every cm numbered. Travelling Microscope Veriners reading to 0.01mm OR 0.001cm Travelling Microscope has rack & pinion fine focusing knob and can be set vertically or horizontally and fitted 75mm FL Ach. Objective and 10x eyepiece with cross hair. Standard Accessories Reading magnifier, Dust cover, instruction manual, plywood box

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S.No 6 CAREY FOSTER\'S BRIDGE SETUP

Description & Specification:

Carey Foster\'s Bridge Setup - Precise Bridge arrangement. Galvanometer, resistances and DC power supply are provided on a single board. Carey Foster's Bridge Setup Trainer - Precise Bridge arrangement. Galvanometer, resistances and DC power supply are provided on a single board Low temperature coefficient Constantan wire DC power supply in place of a cell or battery Learning material CD.