Lab Description:
The Laboratory for Experimental Student Projects (X-Lab) hosts student projects that require special equipment or computational power that are not easily available in the DTU data bars (e.g., the ability to run experiments for an extended period).
The X-Lab is intended to provide students with an opportunity to tinker with technology. Students are encouraged to check out the list of equipment in the X-Lab and propose projects that utilize the equipment on this list. Any project considered interesting, cool or simply fun to do for a (group of) student(s) will potentially be acceptable as an X-Lab project. The only formal requirements are that the equipment is not already in use by somebody else and that some teacher in CSE is prepared to supervise the project.
Lab Location:
X-Lab is a virtual lab which means that the activities can be carried out in some of the existing CSE labs.
Lab Access:
Hardware:
Computing/infrastructure
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1 |
Server (for web, student accounts, CVS, ...) |
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3 |
Dell 410 laptops |
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4 |
directional antennas |
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2 |
WiFI cards |
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1 |
Bluetooth dongle |
RFID
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Alien UHF development kit |
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BetaTechnic HF readers (print boards) 1 RS232, 1 RS422 |
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various HF tags |
Smart Card (Java Card)
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7 |
GemPC 430 (USB interface) smart card reader |
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1 |
GemPC Twin (USB/Serial interface) smart card reader |
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1 |
GemEasyAccess 332 (RS232 interface) smart card reader |
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2 |
Datakey DKR610 access card reader (RS232 + keyboard) |
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11 |
SCM (PCMCIA interface) smart card reader |
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10 |
Eutron pocket reader (USB interface) smart card reader |
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various Java Card smart cards |
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2 |
Gem Xpresso smart card development environments |
Webcam
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2 |
Logitech QuickCam Express |
Special equipment
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1 |
door with electronic lock |
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relay box with integrated web server (it can control the electronic lock and other things) |
Software:
Lab responsible:
Christian D. Jensen ()