LyteChip developed a prototype spectrometer for NASA with chip-scale footprint and performance rivaling high-end benchtop spectrum analyzers leveraging an innovative digital Fourier Transform (dFT) architecture, which uniquely enables exponential scaling of performance.
Neltner Labs provided guidance on the prototype design approaches while writing the grant, and followed through with electronics, control software, and PCB designs for use in this NASA funded project. Neltner Labs provided a first and second generation electronics design to fully meet the requirements of our project, and was able to provide firmware for our researchers to control it easily with Python and MATLAB as well as offer rapid assistance with analyzing and solving problems ranging from electronics hardware to statistical analysis.
Brian was friendly and communicative, and with a strong scientific background in more than just electronics he was able to help handle multi-disciplinary problems. The prototype Neltner Labs provided was able to perform measurements in minutes that our previous off-the-shelf control systems required hours or days to accomplish, at a fraction of the footprint and with straightforward future options for further miniaturization.
Erik Verlage
Chief Executive Officer
LyteChip Inc.