Chase Scientific Company
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About Chase
HISTORY:
Chase Scientific was originally founded as a consulting firm in 1987 and entered the computer based instrument market in 1989 by introducing the world's first complete PC-based Oscilloscope family of add-on cards. This product family was phased out by 1996 in favor of custom OEM designs which focused solely on the Embedded Instrument Market including High Speed Data Acquisition and Arbitrary Waveform Generators.
TODAY:
Chase Scientific offers custom OEM solutions as well as commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) digitizer/generator solutions for a variety of applications from 5 MSPS to 4.0 GSPS in PCI, PCIe, PC/104, and PC/104-Plus. See Product Matrix section for details.
Today, over 90% of our business is custom. Chase Scientific offers custom expertise covering a wide range of technologies including high speed Analog/Digital design and Software design. However, we particularly specialize in Arbitrary Waveform Genrator cards.
FUTURE:
Chase will continue to grow its lines of PCI/PCIe Arbitrary Waveform Generators and PC/104 Digitizers. The primary focus in these areas is to offer faster speeds, lower power, and lower costs.
R&D:
Chase allocates a substantial portion of its profits towards research and development in the areas of Security, Automation, Robotics, and Self Sufficiency systems. For more information please feel free to contact us by email.
Latest News
6-15-10:
*** Production Release ***
DA12000 2.0 GS/sec, 12-bit, PCI Arbitrary Waveform Generator Card
5-09-10:
AD2100 Now Has Pre-Trigger Capability
2-19-10:
World's First PC/104+ Based Frequency Synthesizer with Sine/TTL up to 300 MHz.
2-2-10:
New Windows Vista/7 drivers Released for DA11000.
12-18-09:
Linux Drivers Released for AD2100. Tested on Fedora, SUSE.
11-29-09:
AD2100 DMA Release. Up to 120MB/s read transfer rates.
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