The Applied Physics Division conducts research and development in disciplines such as advanced electronic and microelectronic devices and systems, unique power supplies and sources, special-purpose voice and data communications equipment, and mechanical systems. Staff members have extensive experience in sensor and sensor system development, optic and electro-optic system development, and infrared signature modeling and analysis. The division also houses experts in geophysical modeling and data processing techniques and in nondestructive evaluation tools such as cylindrically guided waves, ultrasonic and eddy current technology, and magnetostrictive sensor technology.

Ed Moore, Vice President

Steve Cerwin, Institute Scientist
Dr. Jorge Parra, Institute Scientist
Dr. Ralph Hill, Institute Scientist
E. Jack Baker, Technical Advisor

• Electronics Systems and Robotics Department
  

  • Hardware Design and Construction
  • Electronic and Electrical Component Analysis
  • Engineering and Logistics Support
  • Small Robotic Vehicle Evaluation and Applications
  • Electromagnetic Modeling
    
    

• Electromechanical and Optical Systems Department
  

  • Packaging and Rapid Prototyping
  • Special Mechanical Systems
  • Microelectromechanical Systems
  • Photonic, Optical and Laser Systems
    
    
• Engineering Applications and Systems Development Department
  • Advanced Systems Engineering
  • Software Development
  • Advanced Electronics Laboratory
    
    
• Earth Characterization and Geophysical Measurements
  

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November 18, 2009