A team of scientists from Dagestan State Technical University (DSTU) has developed a series of unique educational and research facilities designed to facilitate the study of the fundamental principles of electronics, including both analog and digital circuits.

Collaborating with the Department of Theoretical and General Electrical Engineering at DSTU, the Centre for Modern Electronic Components and Technologies has designed and manufactured a series of instructional and research platforms tailored for exploring the fundamentals of electronic systems, encompassing both analog and digital circuitry.

These innovative tools empower students to acquire invaluable hands-on experience that will prove instrumental in their future careers. The equipment produced by the Centre serves as a critical resource for nurturing highly skilled professionals in the realm of electronics and automation.

As per the developers' vision, these research platforms not only serve to impart practical knowledge about the fundamental components and operational units of digital and analog electronics, but also enable in-depth empirical investigations.