Chase Scientific Company

• High Speed Arbitrary WFM Generators   (WavePond)
• Secure PC w/ Unbreakable Encryption   (MemesGate)
• Security Controllers & Sensors   (MemesGate)
• Automated Grow Chambers  (Renaissance Machines)
• Office Automation

• DAx14000  (4.0 GS/s AWG)
• DAx22000  (2.5 GS/s AWG)
• DAx12000  (2.5 GS/s AWG)
• DPG11  (2.5 GS/s Dig. Gen.)
• CG6000  (6 GHz Clock)

• DA14000-12-16M-PCI
• DA12000-12-16M-PCI
• DA11000-12-4M-PCI
• CG400-PCI
• CG300-SW-104P
• DA4300-12-4M-PCI
• DA8150-12-512K-PCI
• AD2100-12-2M-104P-DMA
• AD2100-14-1M-104P-DMA
• AWG1000  (1 GSPS D/A)

About Chase Scientific

 

   Chase Scientific Company was originally founded as a consulting firm in 1987 which specialized in the design of magnetic / magneto-optical communication channels, servo systems, and HF mixed signal IC's. Chase also created the first PC-Oscilloscope that year. By 1995 Chase refocused on designing and marketing niche OEM Embedded Instruments before transitioning to pure Research and Development in 2010.

   In 2013 Chase Scientific began spinning off startups to provide important tools that were missing from the marketplace, particularly where current industries appear to be falling behind ... or going in reverse.

 

Recent History ==>

 

2013:
WavePond develops next generation USB based High Speed Arbitrary Waveform Generators.

 

2014:
MemesGate develops paralllel computing core using new HDL/SW language, a.k.a MemesCode. Also Upgrades Security Nodes with Single-Pad Encryption.

2016:
Renaissance Machines begins development of Automated Food Grow Chambers and Maintenance Robotics.

2018:
MemesGate begins manufacturing Personal Terminals and Security Network Components.