SkuTek Instrumentation

SkuTek Instrumentation provides advanced Digital Data Acquisition (DDAQ) to both domestic and international research communities.

Our Chickadee-32 Digitizers at the LuxZeplin Dark Matter Experiment before full hookup of the PhotoMultiplier Tube Array

Our Products

Rear Transition Module for our Chickadee-32 digitizer. TTCL/GTCL and 10GB Ethernet ports
High Sensitivity SiPM array for benchtop gamma ray measurements. This array can be powered and readout with any skutek digitizer.
The Solidago UDP Event Generator is a high-performance UDP streaming system that emulates an array of digitizers or data acquisition systems. The Solidago can generate sixteen 10 Gbps UDP streams with configurable packet and event formats. No tuning or low-level configuration required.
NEW 2-channel digitizer with detector bias supply. 14-bit digitization @ 100 Megasamples / second.
High-performance 10-channel digitizer with detector bias supply. 14-bit digitization @ 100 or 250 Megasamples / second
High channel count digitizer for advanced data acquisition. Runs the same firmware as the Digital Gammasphere Instrument at Argonne National Lab

News and Updates

New Milestones In Search For Dark Matter – With Significant Assistance from Scientists in Rochester

(Photo credit: Matthew Kapust / Sanford Underground Research Facility)We still do not know, but we...

SBIR 2024: Digital Data Acquisition with High Resolution and Linearity – Wojtek Skulski

SBIR 2024: Data Management for High Speed, Distributed Data Acquisition

Jeff Maggio’s SBIR presentation

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SkuTek Interns 2024: Work on Production Hardware and DOE SBIR Research

Most summers, SkuTek hires paid interns that work on DOE-funded SBIR research and helped develop...

SkuTek Interns 2023: Work on Production Hardware and DOE SBIR Research

We had two excellent interns this past summer (summer 2023)! Undergraduates Edmond Tan (RIT: Computer...

Application Notes: Surprises with Cables

How to troubleshoot electrical artifacts using the FemtoDAQ Kingfisher Designing an experiment is sometimes more...