The High-Density Electronics Center is a globally competitive core R&D facility that provides the tools, education, and expertise to enable ground-breaking electronics research, prototyping and fabrication to meet academic and industrial needs.
NOTABLE FACTS
The world’s first YBCO superconducting multichip module was fabricated at HiDEC in 1997
A 2009 R&D 100 Award-winning power module was fabricated using HiDEC facilities
HiDEC has played a key role in the success of a number of technology-based startup companies as an integral part of the Arkansas Research Technology Park (ARTP); ARTP added nearly $55M to the Arkansas economy in 2013-2014 and has added more than $522M to the state economy since 2003
HiDEC has impacted more than 500 students over the last 5 years through the support of four University courses