Technologies

SDR: 10 kHz to 6 GHz software-defined radios New
RF/microwaves

SDR: 10 kHz to 6 GHz software-defined radios

Customized software-defined radios for your communication systems: radio frequency and microwaves; radio links.

  • Direct I/Q modulation and demodulation
  • Custom constellations
  • Satellite links
Shotgun collimation measurement
Artificial vision

Industrial cameras

  • Cameras for industry, science, space, security, and shotgun collimation
  • Internally developed, tailored performance; no dependence on third-party libraries
  • USB 3, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, optical fiber, custom radio links
SiPM/MPPC readout
Science

SiPM and MPPC amplifiers

Used in particle detectors, for nuclear-physics experiments, medical equipment, and materials analysis.

  • Single-photon detection
  • α, β, γ, neutrons
  • Real-time multi-channel integration
Delta-sigma modulation
Signal acquisition and processing

ΔΣ (delta-sigma) modulators

For high-precision data acquisition and signal generation; performance can be customized to your needs.

  • High-precision analog
  • Temperature-stabilized references
  • 28-plus-bit resolution, sub-ppm accuracy
LED growth lights
Science

Specialized LED lighting

We started this product line in 2001; Acies was one of the two manufacturers of this kind of lights.

  • Specialized spectra 400–730 nm
  • UV: 385 nm, 365 nm, 254 nm
  • Radio control
  • Plant growth, flowering
  • Resin curing and polymerization
  • Artificial aging
Low noise
Signal acquisition and processing

Advanced analog

Our workhorse since 2001.

  • High-precision, low-level amplification
  • Analog filtering
  • A/D and D/A conversion
  • Arithmetic-aware digital processing
Battery management system
Signal acquisition and processing

BMS and lithium batteries

Since 2009: BMS for lithium batteries and turnkey packs.

  • Instrumentation for cell and battery analysis
  • SOH (state of health) using high-precision data acquisition and processing
  • Now AI-powered.

For control and regulation, several algorithms have been implemented, from simple PID to more complex RST and beyond. Each implementation has some specific features—for instance, an algorithm coded in assembly to use all the resources of a µcontroller, or its synthesis in FPGA hardware to reach the highest performance.

Example PCB

All circuits are designed internally: multilayer with blind and buried vias, vias-in-pad; 150 µm microvias, 100 µm traces and insulations.

FPGAs, microcontrollers, and DSPs are used throughout our systems to achieve optimal performance.

Several communication technologies are implemented, ranging from USB 2/3 to CANopen and Ethernet.

Image sensors and DLPs.