ECE Technical Services

Welcome to ECE Technical Services. Information contained here is for the most part intended for the faculty, staff, and students in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at Michigan State University. However, others may find information that is relative to their needs. Take a look around and as with any web page information comes and goes.

ERC Clean Room

Electrical and electronic components, circuits and instruments. Circuit laws and applications, frequency response, operational amplifiers, semi-conductor devices, digital logic, counting circuits.

Microelectronic processing fundamentals and simulations. Comparison of current microfabrication technologies and their limitations.

ECE331

Microcomputers. Microprocessor architecture. Addressing modes. Assembly language programming. Parallel and serial input and output. Interfacing. Interrupts. Peripheral device controllers. Applications and design.

ECE476

Operational theory, characteristics and applications of optical components, light emitting diodes, lasers, laser diodes, photodetectors, photovoltaics, fiber optics, optical modulators and non-linear optical devices.

ECE402

Radio frequency active and passive circuit design. Impedance matching for specific bandwidths. Tuned amplifier, filter, mixer, and oscillator analysis. High frequency measurements and equipment.

Electronic test equipment and measurement fundamentals. Circuit design using diodes, transistors, integrated circuits, and sensors.

CAD/CAM fundamentals, programmable controllers, numerical control, NC part programming, sensors, data acquisition systems.

Microwave networks. Scattering parameters. Solutions to Coulomb's law, Gauss' Law and the wave equation. Planar transmission lines. Antennas. Waveguides and cavities. Measurement of the properties of antennas and microwave networks.

Electrical engineering and computer engineering senior design experience involving contemporary design tools and practices, engineering standards, cross-functional teaming, oral and written technical communication, and lifelong learning.

Testing and Prototyping Tools

Connex 350 3D Printer
Multi-material models
Outstanding 16-micron, high-resolution print layer accuracy
600 DPI X & Y resolution
Thin walls down to 0.6mm (0.024 in)
High throughput - Up to 20mm per hour per strip
High speed - simultaneously print multiple items of different materials  

NanoMap 500LS Profilier
Contact surface profiling by tip or stage scanning
Generates both 2D and 3D images
Z range from nm to 1mm
XY scanning range up to 150mm x 150mm
Integrated color optical camera for direct sample viewing during scanning  

Email
eceshop@egr.msu.edu
about usage, details, and cost of testing and protoype equipment