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Comment by Ron Bader on December 2, 2008 at 12:53pm -
With over 31 years of extremely broad-based experience in the analysis, design, and development of multi-disciplinary systems, I help companies insure the timely and cost effective success of their product developments from feasibility through pilot production.
I am also an experienced forensic consultant and have served as an expert witness and technical consultant in a number of high technology intellectual property, product liability, and contract related litigations.
The services I provide include feasibility studies; project planning; product development; design reviews, troubled project analysis and turnaround; hardware/software/firmware design, analysis and troubleshooting; reverse engineering; forensic support and expert witness services.
My clients include Medical, Industrial, ATE, Computer equipment manufacturers and others..
I have extensive experience in:
* Hardware, software and real time firmware design, analysis, integration and troubleshooting.
* Embedded microprocessor / microcontroller, programmable logic, digital, analog, mixed signal circuits, sensors and electro-mechanical device interfaces.
* Signal Integrity measurement, analysis, modeling and simulation in PSPICE, HSPICE and Hyperlynx
* Printed circuit board engineering, stackup definition, design rule specifications, layout management and oversight
* Programming in C++, C, FORTRAN, BASIC, various assembly languages and microcode
* Electronic equipment power distribution, high speed/power backplanes, and custom busbar systems.
I earned my MSc. in Engineering (dual major in EE and CS) from U.C. Berkeley; my B.S.in Engineering Science with Highest Honors and an A.A.S. Electronic Technology both from the City University of New York. I am an named inventor for three US Patents and one patent pending, a Senior Member of the IEEE, a Senior Member of the Professional and Technical Consultants Association (PATCA) and a member of the IEEE Consultants Network of Silicon Valley (CNSV).
If your company, your client, or someone you know can benefit from my services, email or call so we can arrange a no cost initial consultation.
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Did you know that pocket protectors were invented by Electrical Engineer, Hurley Smith, in 1943?
See attached: http://www.ieee.org/web/aboutus/history_center/pocketprotector.html
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