Laboratory of Dynamics and Structures
General activities, infrastructure, and resources.
The Dynamics and Structures Laboratory (DSL) is responsible for educational activities as well as Research & Development activities related to the general field of Analysis and Synthesis of Dynamic Systems and structures, with an emphasis on advanced methods of Analysis and Synthesis, Mechanical Systems Diagnostics, Smart Materials, and Industrial Control. The DSL has previously participated in numerous European (BRITE FP6, SPRINT, Marie Curie, etc.) and International Research Programs related to the above fields. The DSL employs 3 faculty members, 2 postdoctoral researchers, over 5 PhD candidates, and numerous postgraduate students.
Laboratory facilities 
Real-time acquisition system 
Sensors and equipment 
Fault simulator No. 1 for electromechanical equipment 
Fault simulator No. 2 for electromechanical equipment 
Fault simulator No. 3 for electromechanical equipment.
The DSL is equipped with testing facilities for fault simulations, data acquisition systems, and measuring instruments (accelerometers, extensometers, dynamometers, etc.) for the precise measurement of machine vibration responses, as well as lasers, a high-speed video camera, PLC systems, a thermal camera, a shape exciter, a telemetry torque recording system, robotic setups, and more. Among these, the following equipment will be used during the project:
