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Swabian Instruments provides versatile solutions for the handling of digital signals. We combine high performance hardware with flexible software toolkits and connect them with streaming data paths. Our instruments enable you to process and control your digital signals on-the-fly.
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ITSF 2020
We will try something new and participate as a virtual exhibitor at the International Timing and Sync Forum (ITSF) online, November 3-5 2020. We are looking forward to meeting you there online!
QD 2020
After a few months of video conferencing, more public life is slowly coming back. If circumstances allow, we will be at the 11th International Conference on Quantum Dots, December 7-11 2020, Munich, Germany. Meet us there!
Record-breaking timing resolution with room-temperature single photon detectors
Swabian Instruments, together with Université de Sherbrooke demonstrated a record-breaking low timing jitter with room-temperature SPAD reaching 12.5 ps FWHM.
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Swabian Instruments settled down in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen
The time of our charming “start-up garage” at the University of Stuttgart has come to an end. On July 1st, the team moved to our new home in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen.
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Awards
In 2019 Swabian Instruments was a Top 3 finalist of the Deutscher Gründerpreis, Germany's most prestigious entrepreneur award.
The distinguished jury of the partner companies Porsche, Stern, ZDF, and the Sparkasse selected Swabian Instruments out of more than 600 prominent nominees. The jury was impressed by the "outstanding scientific competence" and the "persuasiveness of the founders".
The award recognizes the impact that our technology creates for high precision digital measurements. Have a look at Swabian Instruments' page on the official site of the Deutscher Gründerpreis.
In 2018 the Innovationspreis Baden-Württemberg, the most prestigious innovation award in the state, was awarded to Swabian Instruments by the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Dr. Nicole Hoffmeister-Kraut.
In her laudation, Dr. Christine Neuy, Managing Director of the microTEC cluster Südwest, summarized the outstanding achievements of Dr. Helmut Fedder, Dr. Michael Schlagmüller, and Markus Wick with a quote from Galileo Galilei: "Measure what can be measured, and make measurable what cannot be measured." "With the development of the Time Tagger, the three scientists have revolutionized measurement technology and enabled scientists all over the world to perform their measurements in a flexible, scalable, and cost-efficient way", she said.
