Welcome to the Penn Electronic Design Shop at the University of Pennsylvania.  This place is intended to be a resource for researchers with a need for Electronic design services. The Penn EDS (Electronic Design Shop) serves not only for the University of Pennsylvania but to the research community elsewhere.  Many labs over the years benefited from the electronic solutions from this shop.

Penn EDS sustains the projects that were delivered over the years and we are ready to help with any electronic/Hardware-Firmware-Software projects that can help researchers with applications in embedded systems and product engineering. Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/UPennElectronic or send us a Tweet:  Tweet to @UPennElectronic

Areas of expertise:

• Embedded systems (Firmware, Hardware and Software solutions) applied to concrete challenges in the research community.
• Electronic prototype design services.
• PLM (Product Life-cycle Management) for electronic design —  We can also support Product Management from concept to final customer deployment. We have the expertise to make an electronic device a complete consumer product that can be deployed for mass production.
• Sustaining and maintenance engineering for electronic products.
• Consulting services in the areas of CE/FCC compliance, EMI and ESD for lab products and certain consumer electronics.
• Troubleshooting and repair of released electronic systems.

Released projects:

Over the years many electronic projects were created in this lab. Here is a brief list of project titles:

• LED control system for mice –  Dr. Geoff Aguirre/Dr. Eric Kaiser.
• OsciFlex Head Unit — Dr.  Mark Kahn and Dr. John Welsh
• Dual Channel Photo switch w/ Analog output — Dr. Yale E. Cohen
• 8-Channel Feed Monitor System — Grill labs

Mision:

To support the University of Pennsylvania researchers, as well as external customers, in applying electronic design expertise as well as embedded systems solutions for their instrumentation, medical devices, and research applications.

Vision:

To become the one-stop-solution for embedded systems and electronic design for the research community at the University of Pennsylvania, delivering solutions with quality at a reasonable cost and competitive with any custom solutions out there.