Aerospace electronics and instruments

The Aerospace Electronic and Instrument Laboratory (AEIL) was established in 2000. In more than 10 years, AEIL has participated in a series of high-standard aerospace projects, developing high-quality aerospace electronics and instruments. The main focus of AEIL is the ultra low-noise analog/mix-signal electronics design for the very low-frequency band and high resolution data acquisition systems, used in the planetary seismology and aerospace missions for fundamental physics.

Aerospace Electronic and Instrument Laboratory website

Instruments & prototypes

AEIL has comprehensive instruments for the circuit performance verification. The list of the lab instruments can be found here.

AEIL has developed a series of prototypes - breadboards, for different space missions. The list and description of the breadboards can be found here.

Software

MATLAB Toolbox for LPF IS FEE PFM Hardware (2009 - 2011)
Author: Li Gan, Davor Mance and Peter Zweifel
Version: 2.5
Release: April, 2011