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Dean Banerjee is a Senior Wireless Applications Engineer with National
Semiconductor's Wireless Products division and is the author of "PLL
Performance, Simulation, and Design". During this time, he has assisted
in the development and support of various PLL synthesizer chips.
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Emmy Denton is a staff engineer in
National Semiconductor's Data Conversion Systems Group in Santa Clara CA
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Wanda Garrett is the Technical Communications Manager in the Web Business
Group at National Semiconductor Corp. in Santa Clara, California. With
20 years experience in the design and application of DC/DC converters
and related power management products, as well as being a key trainer
on this subject, she is now a primary developer of National's Knowledge
Base, the Online Seminar series, and other online technical tools. Before
joining National in 1983, she received a BSEE from Washington State University.
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John Goldie is a graduate of San
Francisco State University, holding a BS in Electrical Engineering with
a minor in Design and Industry. John joined National in 1988 and has worked
on LVDS, BLVDS, CML, ECL, GTL, BTL, RS-xxx and other interface technologies
for data transmission and display applications. He has also authored over
30 articles and has chaired the TIA TR30.2.1 Electrical Standards committee,
which authored LVDS and M-LVDS. |
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Nicholas "Nick" Gray is a Staff Applications Engineer with
National Semiconductor's Data Conversion Products Group in Santa Clara,
California, where he has been employed since 1991. He is currently working
on the development of new products in the area of Analog-to-Digital Converters.
A writer of many technical articles, Nick's career includes video circuit
design and 19 years as an applications engineer for data conversion products.
Nick holds a BSEE degree from Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington
(1965) and has done graduate work at California State University, San
Jose.
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Hooman Hashemi is a Principal Applications
Engineer, Amplifiers Product Group, Santa Clara, who joined National Semiconductor
Corp. in 1995. He received a BSEE at San Jose State University and a MSEE
at Santa Clara University. |
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Kevin Hoskins has been a Staff Applications engineer since 1984. He wields
his soldering iron at National Semiconductor Corporation's Audio Products
Group in Santa Clara, California. He has also performed application duties
with the Data Acquisition Products Group at National Semiconductor Corporation
also in Santa Clara, California.
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Albert Lee is a Senior Applications
Manager for the Display Division's Flat Panel Display product line at National
Semiconductor Corp. in Santa Clara, California. With over 10 plus years
of related experience in the applications and design of Flat Panel display
products, Albert Lee is contributing to Nationals emerging leadership in
this rapidly expanding market segment. Before joining National in 1999,
he received a BSEE from Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts in
1987. |
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Bob Pease obtained a BSEE from MIT in 1961 and is Staff Scientist at
National Semiconductor Corp., Santa Clara, California.
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Paul Rako is a Senior Analog Applications
Engineer working in the Amplifier Group at National Semiconductor. He started
his career as an automotive engineer in Detroit, working for both GM and
Ford. After moving to Silicon Valley in the early eighties he worked for
a military contractor and then started his own business as a system-level
design consultant. His clients included Hewlett Packard, Teledyne and Schlumberger
as well as several startups. He attended both General Motors Institute (now
the Kettering Institute) and the University of Michigan. His interests include
politics, philosophy, motorcycles and making music and videos. |
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Craig Zajac is a Staff Applications Engineer for the Displays Division
located in Chandler, AZ. After graduating with a Masters in Material Science
from Stanford University in 1996, he has held various positions within
the semiconductor industry, including three as a column driver applications
engineer with Vivid Semiconductor and National Semiconductor.
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