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Expert in Analog Electronics Design: Products, Research Instrumentation, RF
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Expert divides his time between Yale and Congruent Design, Inc. At Yale he does research at Yale in ROBOTICS, MEASUREMENT and DESIGN METHODS and teaches a project-oriented electronics course in INSTRUMENTATION and PRODUCT DESIGN. As President/Founder of Congruent Design, Inc. he provides to industry his considerable experience in these areas, going back to his founding of Yale's Instrumentation Lab in 1966 as a university-wide facility for research support design. His consulting ranges from studies of the best technology for new products to the complete design and fabrication of MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS and PRODUCT PROTOTYPES. These designs often address a difficult measurement issue. His interaction with industry has resulted in a variety of successful products and processes. A multimillion dollar ELECTROMAGNETIC METAL CASTING project, based on his process measurement and control, has led to 12 patents. Other projects include overall responsibility for measurement and control on a new 22MeV VAN DE GRAAF GENERATOR, products implementing new ELECTROPHORESIS techniques for genetics research, specialized WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT (for Three Mile Island cleanup crews), AUTOMOTIVE IGNITION SYSTEMS, and CONSUMER HEALTH CARE PRODUCTS. His familiarity with a broad spectrum of INTEGRATED CIRCUITS and SENSOR TECHNOLOGY as well as the scientific principles of measurement, allow him to devise new approaches to the development of products deriving from research in the physical and biological sciences. He has also designed new products for companies manufacturing ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS, CALIBRATION INSTRUMENTS and CONSUMER ELECTRONICS. He is past coordinator of the industrial liaison program for the Department of Engineering and Applied Science (1976-78). Overall he feels that his academic and industrial experience has been mutually beneficial to his client companies and his students.
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Show Secondary and Basic Areas of Expertise | Localities:
Expert may consult nationally and internationally, and is also local to the following cities: New York, New York;
Yonkers, New York;
Newark, New Jersey;
Jersey City, New Jersey;
Paterson, New Jersey;
Bridgeport, Connecticut;
New Haven, Connecticut;
Worcester, Massachusetts;
Springfield, Massachusetts;
and Providence, Rhode Island.
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Honors |
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1966
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PhD
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Engineering and Applied Science
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(Undisclosed University)
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Honeywell Prize - Best Thesis
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1964
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MS
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Physics
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(Undisclosed University)
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1962
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BS
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Physics - Columbia University
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Magna Cum Laude
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1966 to
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(Undisclosed University)
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Electrical Engineering
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Professor (Adjunct)
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His work is in the areas of electronic instrumentation and product design (particularly analog issues), design methodology and teaching, the role and utilization of information resources in Engineering (now primarily on the Web), and also technical analyses for product liability and intellectual property issues. He divides his time between Yale Univ. and his consulting practice.
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1968 to
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(Undisclosed Consulting Company)
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Consultant/Owner
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His work is in the areas of electronic instrumentation and product design (particularly analog issues), bringing research prototypes into manufacturable form, design methodology. Also technical analyses in these areas for product liability and intellectual property issues. He divides his time between Yale Univ. and his consulting practice.
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1966 to 1978
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(Undisclosed University)
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Engineering & Applied Science
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Founder/Director, Instrumentation Lab
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Concurrent with his last year as graduate student (1965-66), he founded Yale's first university-wide electronics facility for the custom design of electronic research instrumentation. Yale entrusted him with 1 an equipment budget of $450,000 (inflation corrected) and the hiring of a staff of six (one engineer, four technicians, one admin. staff).
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1987 to 1998
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Congruent Design, Inc.
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President/Founder
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A consulting group engaged in industrial and consumer product R & D.
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German
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Reading is fluent, writing and speaking less so.
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