What kinds of scientific instruments does HPD build?
Since 1993 HPD has built a wide variety of custom scientific instruments . HPD builds one-of-a-kind scientific instruments and prototypes , and provides high-quality small volume manufacturing . Our expertise is in precision mechanical scientific instruments integrated with optics, electronics, cryogenics and vacuum & UHV.
The following is a limited sampling of some of the scientific instruments HPD has designed and built:
Example of a mechanical scientific instrument:
The LIGO ETF Technology Demonstrator is a 2-meter-wide device with a two-stage, six-degree-of-freedom active vibration isolation platform, built to suspend up to 600kg of instrument payload isolated from ground vibrations.
Examples of optical scientific instruments:
The 5-Axis Optic Lens Mount is built to position and precisely adjust a collimating lens in close proximity to a laser diode mounted inside the vacuum space of a dewar.
The prototype of a Vander Lugt correlator was built to explore a commercially viable approach to high speed optical pattern recognition
The QC Mini Mount provides precision focus adjustment and cryogenic sinking for superconducting Quantum Cascade laser diodes in a vacuum environment.
Examples of electro-mechanical scientific instruments:
PLC controlled machines designed and built to automate the process of assembling miniature liquid crystal displays.
The COBRA Mount allows testing of high frequency integrated circuits for the semi-conductor development industry.
The Airkit is a transportable, battery operated, weather resistant system designed to sample clean, unpolluted air from locations around the world.
Example of a cryogenic scientific instrument:
The Dilution Refrigerator (DR) Cryostat a device designed and built to provide a 10º mK envelope for quantum computer experimentation.
Example of a scientific instrument using vacuum technology:
The Reference Cavity and Chamber is a thermally isolated and controlled vacuum chamber that mounts an optical reference cavity.
Other scientific instruments
The CP-525 Cryoprobe is the interface between a Josephson array voltage chip and its microwave and bias electronics systems.
The Model 126 Heliodon accurately demonstrates the motion of the sun relative to a building for the purpose of designing solar responsive architecture.
How can you benefit from our expertise in scientific instrumentation?
HPD has over 12 years of experience in designing and building custom scientific instruments. Our collaborative process , combined with our technologies, means we can design and fabricate your scientific instrument in the most efficient and cost-effective manner possible, while maintaining high-quality and integrity in the design. This means you get the scientific instrument that you need for your project that is done right the first time.
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