EPM Lab is located in the Moore Building, home of ENIAC, within the Department of Electrical and Systems Engineering at the University of Pennsylvania.
Capabilities include:
- Two probe stations equipped for concurrent electronic & photonic probing (up to 6 probes), with air compressors and pulsed-laser modules for laser trimming
- Four tables with air compressors for free-space optical setups and measurement
- Electronic probing from DC to 110 GHz
- RF spectrum analyzer measurements up to 50 GHz (110 GHz with harmonic mixing)
- RF vector network analyzer measurements up to 67 GHz
- Direct signal generation up to 70 GHz
- Bit pattern generation up to 50 Gbps (please confirm number)
- Custom anechoic chamber for microwave antenna measurements
- Optical sources and amplification covering O- and C-band
- Optical modulation and detection up to 50 GHz
- Infrared camera setup for optical phased array characterization
- In-house wirebonding, CNC milling, fiber splicing, and electroplating capabilities
- Access to nanofabrication equipment at the Singh Center for Nanotechnology
- (to add: Servers/computational resources)