• a Director with a science PhD., experienced in the development of a wide variety of instruments over more than 30 years;
• a highly skilled Electronics Design Engineer with previous scientific instrument development experience and with broad skills using sophisticated tools;
• an Electronics Engineering Tech, able to fabricate one-of-a-kind, high-density circuit boards;
• a close working relationship with an outstanding Machine Shop.
• a close working relationship with prototype pc board makers and component suppliers.

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• Oscilloscopes, high speed, utility, and mixed-signal;
• Waveform generators and Arbitrary waveform generators;
• Logic Analyzers and Network Analyzers;
• Handheld instruments and tools.

• Desktop computers with network storage and support;
• CAD software:  AutoCAD, schematic capture, board layout, drawing;
• Integrated development systems for multiple microcontrollers; compilers and cross-compilers;
• Multiple licenses for FPGA development systems;
• Development systems for Ethernet controllers, USB controllers, and other communication tools.

• A wide array of component stocks;
• Fabrication tools of all sorts.

No, we don't actually use antiques in our design work, but we have accumulated some of the first microcomputers used in research laboratories, most pre-dating the Apple ][. They are housed in our IDL museum.