It's been a few months and I have a lot of new followers so, periodic reminder: I make extra capacity in my home lab facilities available on a best-effort basis to support noncommercial/hobby/open source projects who would otherwise not be able to afford them.

Services are generally provided free of charge if they're not a major time/consumable commitment on my part, or on a cost-recovery basis for anything particularly large. If you're not making money from the project I won't take a profit either.

Capabilities are constantly growing and currently include (but are not limited to):
* Time/frequency measurements to < 1e-11 accuracy
* VNA measurements to 8.5 GHz
* Oscilloscope measurements to 16 GHz
* BERT measurements to 25 Gbps
* Large-area CNC optical microscopy
* IC decapsulation and simple wet etch deprocessing
* Metallographic embedding and basic cross section polishing
* Basic wet chem for sample prep
* UV-VIS-NIR transmission/emission/reflection spectroscopy
* Advanced PCB rework (inner layer circuit edits etc)
* High core count/memory computing (up to 64 vCPU / 384GB RAM fairly easily, 116 vCPU / 1TB RAM or more if you can MPI or otherwise split into multiple jobs)

There's probably more things I'm forgetting to mention but I think this is most of it.

EDIT: I almost forgot, EM field simulation in Sonnet