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Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Analog Devices' David Katz: An introduction
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David Katz has more than 15 years of experience in analog, digital, and embedded-systems design. Currently, he is Blackfin applications manager at Analog Devices, where he is involved in specifying and supporting processor-based embedded designs. He has published more than 100 embedded-processor articles both domestically and internationally, and he has presented several conference papers in the field.
Additionally, he is co-author of Embedded Media Processing (Newnes).
Previously, he worked at Motorola, as a senior design engineer in cable-modem and automation groups. David holds both a BS and master's in electrical engineering from Cornell University.
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