▎ How we work — four commitments, no small print
Your request lands on the desk of someone who has read the schematic of the instrument you are asking about. No ticket queue, no first-level filter.
Electronics, optics, embedded software and metrology sit under the same roof in France. Calibration and repair happen on the benches that qualified the instrument in the first place.
Instruments delivered at the start of the catalog are still serviced today. We keep the design files, the spares and the test benches for every product line.
Calibration certificate, verification report, updated drivers and manuals — in a form your quality department can file without asking us for anything else.
Spec → prototype → series
Bespoke electronic and optical instruments built to your specification — from a single delay channel to a facility-wide synchronization system. We start from your experiment, not from our catalog.
Spec → prototype → series
Our timing, delay and acquisition cores are available as boards or modules to embed in your own product, with the interfaces, form factor and firmware you need.
Bench & on-site
Traceable calibration of delay generators, time interval meters, digitizers and timing systems on our own ATE benches — with a verification report your quality department can file.
Legacy units welcome
Diagnosis, board-level repair and functional upgrades on instruments we designed — including units delivered more than a decade ago. Firmware and channel-count upgrades follow the same path.
Python · LabVIEW · Tango · EPICS
We deliver and maintain the drivers that put the instrument inside your control system — Python, LabVIEW, Tango and EPICS — and help your team wire it into an existing rack or beamline.
Spares · obsolescence · continuity
Programs run for decades; components do not. We manage obsolescence, keep spares and test benches for every product line, and plan drop-in replacements before a part disappears.
Delay generators, time interval meters, digitizers and installed timing systems. Every intervention closes with a verification report you can hand to your quality department.
We keep design files, test benches and spare components for every product line shipped since 2001. When a component is truly obsolete we propose a retrofit rather than declaring the unit dead.
A technical question reaches an engineer directly and is answered within two working days.
Critical components and test benches retained for every product line we have shipped.
Python, LabVIEW, Tango and EPICS drivers updated over the life of the instrument.
Defense and research programs handled under NDA, with controlled documentation.
Our calibration and repair services cover Greenfield Technology instruments — delay generators, timing systems, digitizers, signal generators, time and frequency meters, pulse shaping modules. For third-party equipment, we can calibrate and certify products.
It depends on use. A picosecond delay generator on a laser or plasma diagnostic bench is typically verified every twelve months, and more often when it feeds a measurement chain under quality accreditation. Tell us your application and we will recommend an interval.
In most cases yes. We keep design files, test benches and spare components for every product line shipped since 2001. If a component is genuinely obsolete, we propose a drop-in replacement or a retrofit rather than declaring the unit dead.
Six stages: requirement, feasibility and quote, design, build and test, calibration and delivery, then lifetime support. You keep the same technical contact from the first email to the last recalibration, and timelines are confirmed in the quote.
Yes — for commissioning, timing system audits, on-site calibration and training. Large synchronization installations are usually easier to service in place than to ship, and we plan those interventions around your facility schedule.
Python, LabVIEW, Tango and EPICS are supported and maintained. Ethernet (RJ45 and SFP), cPCI, PXI, PXIe, USB, interfaces are available depending on the instrument; custom protocols are developed on request.
