15.10. - 17.10.

Dr. Stefan Stahl and our PhD student Ilia Blinov are invited speakers at the  1st AVA Topical Workshop on "Detectors & Diagnostics for Low Energy Ion and Antiproton Beams", October 15-17, 2018, held at the Vienna University of Technology, Austria.

20.08.

Our BS/BSA series devices have been optimized for Quantum Computing applications. Further information can be found  here.

25.07.

We are present as a sponsor at the  WOLTE-13, the 13th Workshop on Low Temperature Electronics, September 10-13, 2018 in Sorrento, Italy.

24.07.

We are present as a sponsor at the  QTech 2018, the Quantum Technology International Conference 2018, September 5-7, 2018 in Paris, France.

11.06.

NEW Cryogenic Super Low Noise Amplifier released! Key features: Ultra Low Input Noise (typ. 0.31 nV/√Hz @ 1 MHz) Frequency Range 1 kHz to 4 MHz Input Impedance approx. 10 MOhm Small Size and tiny thermal load of only 300 μWatt

01.06.

We are present as a sponsor at the  Neutrino 2018, the XXVIII International Conference on Neutrino Physics and Astrophysics, June 4-9, 2018, in Heidelberg, Germany.

01.03.

We are present with a poster presentation at the  LEAP 2018, the 13th Low Energy Antiproton Conference, March 12-16, 2018, in Paris, France.

29.01.

Group photo of the cryolab team News from the AVA project Stahl-Electronics is a partner of the  project AVA (Accelerators Validating Antimatter physics), which enables an interdisciplinary and cross-sector program on antimatter research. Within AVA, the  project partners will carry out research across three scientific work packages: facility design and optimization, advanced beam diagnostics and novel low energy antimatter experiments. At Stahl-Electronics the project  "Cryogenic Detectors for low Energy Particle Detection" will be carried out within a 3 year PhD position. At the end of 2017, Ilia Blinov (standing on the left in the group photo) joined our Stahl-Electronics team as a PhD student with the aiming at the development of novel super-sensitive charge sensors, which will be used in Ion and Antimatter research. More information on the  AVA website and in the YouTube video  AVA - Nature (anti)matters.

17.10.

NEW Broadband Cryogenic Buffer Amplifier released! Key features: Cryogenic High Impedance Buffer up to 1 GHz Wide Temperature Range T = 300 K down to T = 4.2 K Low Outgassing UHV Operation Small Size, Small Heat Load

16.10.

Stahl-Electronics will be present as  "Silver Sponsor" at the  Spin Qubit 3, the 3rd Conference and Workshop on Spin-Based Quantum Information Processing, November 6-10, 2017, in Sydney, Australia.

13.03.

PhD position at Stahl-Electronics Stahl-Electronics offers a 3 year PhD position (start: August/September 2017) aiming at the development of novel super-sensitive charge sensors, which will be used in Ion and Antimatter research. Applicants should have high interest and skills in electronics and physics and like to push things forward. Our company close to Frankfurt works in frontier technologies on a international level. The applicant must have an excellent masters degree in physics, suitable for admission as a PhD student with the University of Heidelberg, Germany. The project will be carried out in close collaboration with the atomic physics group ( PD Dr. W. Quint) at the nearby GSI facility. Just contact us at infostahl-electronics.com The position is supported by an EU ITN-grant, see also on the  EURAXESS website.

09.01.

NEW fast HV switch released! The MS-F 10 is a fast High Voltage Multiplexer Switch Array for selecting 1 of 10 input voltages (max. up tp 2kV) to route to the output. Achieving a fast switching time of approx. 1µs, typical applications are laser modulators (e.g. EOD) or small capacitive loads, including piezos. See User Manual of the MS-F 10 pdf, 1.69 MB