| Name |
Company |
Presentations |
|
| Rick
Lyons
R.Lyons@ieee.org
|
Besser
Associates |
"Reduced-Delay
Data Smoothing"
"Improving FIR Filter Coefficient Precision"
|
Richard Lyons is a consulting Systems Engineer and lecturer
with Besser Associates in Mountain View, California. He is
the author of Understanding Digital Signal Processing
2/E (Prentice-Hall, 2004), and Editor of, and contributor
to, the book Streamlining Digital Signal Processing, A
Tricks of the Trade Guidebook (IEEE Press/Wiley, 2007).
Lyons is the creator and Editor of the "DSP Tips &
TRicks" column in the IEEE Signal Processing Magazine.
|
Al
Clark
aclark@danvillesignal.com
|
Danville
Signal |
"Magnitude
squared method to solve a collection of arbitrary functions"
"Multitone
signal generation" |
|
Vladimir
Vassilevsky
vlv@abvolt.com
|
AbVolt |
"Communication
and Location Under the Ground (VLF Technology Tricks)"
"HALOS: a Homemade Embedded RTOS for DSP Applications" |
|
Maurice
Givens
|
Gas
Technology Institute |
"Remote
Sensing of Impacts With Non-Gaussian Distributions"
"Analysis
of Two Adaptive Filters in Tandem" |
|
Grant
Griffin
|
Iowegian
International Corp. |
"Life
Without Matlab: DSP System Design and Analysis On The Cheap"
"Introduction
to Python" |
|
Clay
Turner
|
Pace-O-Matic,
Inc. |
"Digital Resonators" |
|
| Dale
Dalrymple |
Novatron |
"Windows
Connections" |
|
| Jerry
Avins
http://users.rcn.com/jyavins/
|
|
|
I am a retired
EE. I worked at RCA Laboratories until GE bought it and closed
it. I have always combined electrical and mechanical projects.
I spent the last several years there as an in-house consultant
on instrumentation and control, and as part of a team that designed
and built specialty equipment not commercially available. My
particular specialty was digital electronics, which I learned
before integrated circuits were available. I built the first
digitally-controlled machine at the Labs, and that pegged me
as the digital expert. My ability to make an RS-232 connection
work led me into the consultancy. I had no more formal training
in DSP than I did in digital circuits. (In college, we studied
the phantastron and bootstrap sweep generator, with tubes, of
course.) My last employer was Siemens Corporate Research.
When I retired, I bought a DSK as a toy, and came to comp.dsp
to learn how to use it and to better understand what DSP is
all about. I found that although I has much to learn, there
was also much that I could teach those just starting out. I
like the people there and became a regular.
|
Rob Gaddi
|
Highland
Technology |
|
|
| Daniel
Umbach |
Takata |
|
|
| Christopher
Felton |
PMC-Sierra |
|
|
Eric
Jacobsen
|
Abineau
Communications |
"DPLL
Analysis " |
|
| Yuriy
Khapochkin |
Vermeer |
|
|
| Cale
Benton Yates III |
IEEE
KC Section Vice Chair
|
|
|
| Vitaly
Shevkunov |
Seismic
Source |
|
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