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Welcome to the Electrical & energy engineering Laboratory of ITC Kep
Our lab provides hands-on training and practical experience in Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, and Automation.
We support students in developing strong technical foundations through experiments, prototype development, robotics, machine operation, and modern electrical systems.
At ITC Kep, we believe that engineering is learned best by doing, and our lab is built to support real-world learning.
About Our Lab
The Electrical & Energy Lab at ITC Kep serves as a multidisciplinary training space equipped for:
Electrical installation and testing
Electronics and control circuits
Machine operation and motor control
PLC, sensors, and automation
Basic robotics and prototyping
Safety training (both electrical and mechanical)
The lab is used for class experiments, semester projects, senior projects, and skill development programs.
🎯 Our Mission
To provide high-quality experimental learning and hands-on engineering skills that prepare students for careers in electrical systems, industrial automation, and mechatronics.
👁️ Our Vision
To become a leading engineering laboratory in Kep province, supporting innovation, practical engineering education and technology-based solutions for local industries.
🧠 Expertise & Training Areas
⚡ Electrical Engineering
Electrical installation & wiring
Circuit design and analysis
Power measurement and safety
Protection devices & breakers
Single-phase and three-phase systems
Motor starters (DOL, Star-Delta, Soft Starter)
🤖 Mechatronic & Automation
PLC programming
Sensors & actuators
Pneumatics and hydraulics basics
Robotics fundamentals
Control systems
Arduino & microcontroller projects
🔧 Practical Skills
Wiring and troubleshooting
Multimeter and oscilloscope usage
Soldering and PCB basics
Machine safety and maintenance
Robot/mechatronic prototype building
📚 projects and activities
Some featured projects that students can work on:
Automatic lighting system
Electrical safety training modules
Smart home control using microcontrollers
Motor control panel design
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