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IEEE Buenaventura
September 2016 Newsletter

In This Issue

IEEE Announcements

•  2016 Industry Outreach Program
•  Join IEEE Now and Get Membership Benefits through the End of 2017

IEEE Local Events

•  Sep 6 - How Arrow Electronics Supports Local Innovators and Entrepreneurs
•  Sep 7 - Smart LIDAR Sensors Enable Clear Robotic Vision
•  Sep 14 - Extraordinary Lives: David Collins
•  Sep 21 - Fall Mixer Event: The C.E.R.N. Opens Doors
•  Sep 22 - In the Blink of the Eye: What 10 Years at Mars Can Tell Us about the Planet
•  Sep 27 - Phase-Change Materials for RF Applications
•  Sep 28 - Case Study: Systems Engineering in Medical Device Development
•  Sep 29 - Raytheon Read Out Integrated Circuits (ROIC) for Electro/Optical Applications

Reports from Previous Events

•  Photos: Big Safari by Jerry Knotts
•  Video: Branding Your Own Startup Company by Bridge Carney

Sponsors and Job Opportunities

•  Advanced Personnel Profiles
•  Engility Corporation
•  Avalon Staffing
•  Syntesis Global
•  Ameriprise Financial

IEEE Announcements

2016 Industry Outreach Program

Hello IEEE Buenaventura Members,

The IEEE Buenaventura Section has started an industrial outreach program. For those who work in Ventura County, help us help you and your company.

IEEE Buenaventura Section is home to dozens and dozens of technology firms, large and small. Our goal is simply to introduce those leaders to the IEEE: what IEEE does, how it helps drive innovation and business, and how to use the organization to their advantage.

We have begun to meet individually with technology leaders, developers, and service companies that have IEEE engineers here in Ventura County. The industrial outreach program is not a solicitation. It is about what value IEEE in Ventura County brings and about the value you are to your company by being a member of the IEEE.

As part of the program, invited technology leaders may attend a breakfast sponsored by IEEE. The breakfast is planned for October 2016. The hosted event will be an opportunity meet potential vendors and clients, and acts as a great mixer for them.

We need your help to contact key leaders at your companies.  We are arranging brief introductory meetings with us to invite them to participate. Let us know who your company leaders are and how best we can reach them. We’ll do the rest.

Please send your leaderships’ contact information (phone, email) directly to Bridge Carney at industry-relations@ieee-bv.org .  All contact information is strictly confidential and will not be shared.

Thank you advance,

Bridge Carney, Past Chair, IEEE Buenaventura Section

Karl Geiger, Past Chair, IEEE Buenaventura Section

*** Our very brief message to your company leadership includes, but not limited, to…

•  IEEE is a non-profit professional organization with over 400,000 world-wide and nearly 800 active members in the Ventura County alone!
•  IEEE in Ventura County has been here for 50 years!
•  IEEE Member received significant discounts on society publications, conference registration, and other products.
•  IEEE has 39 specialty societies, which focus on specific technologies. Ventura County is an award winning section of IEEE, and presently has 9 active societies most of which meet monthly with presentations of interest keeping our members on top of the game! There are over 50 of these society meetings in Ventura County each year.
•  IEEE members bring special value to the companies in which they work!


Join IEEE Now and Get Membership Benefits through the End of 2017

When you join IEEE, you join a community of over 425,000 technology and engineering professionals united by a common desire to continuously learn, interact, collaborate, and innovate. IEEE membership provides you with the resources and opportunities you need to keep on top of changes in technology; get involved in standards development; network with other professionals in your local area or within a specific technical interest; mentor the next generation of engineers and technologists, and so much more. There is no better time to discover all that IEEE membership has to offer. Join now and get membership benefits through the end of 2017; that's four months free.

Visit IEEE Membership Services for more information.

Local IEEE Events

September 6, 2016
How Arrow Electronics Supports Local Innovators and Entrepreneurs

Pizza and Networking: 6:00 PM
Presentation: 6:15 PM (Note Early Start Time)
Presenter: Sunny Trinh
Free admission. Please register at www.ieee-bv.org/meet/2016-09-ent

Abstract

Considered a revolutionary thinker in nurturing an environment that boosts an innovator’s ability to succeed and stretch its cash flow, Arrow Electronics, a global manufacturer of electronic devices, starts with the premise that a startup gains greater momentum and protects the consumption of its funds if it focuses on its core competency and it outsources the rest of the design to an expert partner.  Arrow has created an ecosystem where it is able to provide companies with everything from engineering support, to full turnkey manufacturing, supply chain and logistics management, alternative financing, product disposition and recycling. Spend an evening with us to hear how Arrow has helped a number of startups become hugely successful and how you can take advantage of these resources to increase your chances of succeeding.

About the Speaker

Sunny Trinh, Regional Vice President, Arrow Electronics, will explain the initiatives his company has pursued to foster a supportive and successful entrepreneurship community. Sunny will share great stories of entrepreneurs who worked with Arrow and some of his own involvement that changed people’s lives. Sunny Trink has worked for Arrow Electronics since 1997. Sunny has a BSET and a Master in Engineering from Harvey Mudd College and an MBA from CLU.

Location

HUB101
Cal Lutheran - Westlake Center
31416 Agoura Road, Room 107C
Westlake Village, CA 91361

Presented By: IEEE Buenaventura Section

Printable flyer (PDF)


September 7, 2016
Smart LIDAR Sensors Enable Clear Robotic Vision

Pizza and Networking: 6:30 PM
Presentation: 7:00 PM
Presenter: Rengarajan Sudharsanan
Meetings are free and open to the public. Please register at www.ieee-bv.org/meet/2016-09-raia

Abstract

Today LIDAR sensors have become one of the most common sensors for 3D capture; thanks to autonomous cars, drones, and robots.  All LIDAR sensors are not created equal and they come in a variety of sizes and shapes, and prices too. Typically, the price and size increase with the increasing range and higher range resolution and range accuracy. All these sensor parameters vary depending upon the applications and their requirements.

In this presentation, I will discuss the fundamentals of LIDAR sensors and how the sensor components, laser, detector, optics, and electronics influence sensor parameters such as range, range resolution, and range accuracy. Furthermore, I will discuss flash LIDAR and scanning LIDAR technologies and their merits and limitations in different applications. Finally, I will discuss the next generation chip-scale LIDAR sensors that can potentially make LIDAR sensors ubiquitous.

About the Speaker

Dr. Rengarajan Sudharsanan is the president and founder of 3D-SensIR, Inc. He has more than 20 years of industrial experience in infrared sensors, IR cameras, and LIDAR products and in bringing early stage sensor and LIDAR technologies to market. Prior to starting 3D-SensIR, he was the director of sensor products at Spectrolab Inc., a Boeing company, where he established sensor product line and built flash and scanning LIDAR cameras.

Sudhan holds a doctorate degree in Physics and 7 patents and he is currently senior member of IEEE.

Location

CLU - Gilbert Sports and Fitness Center, Room 253/254
California Lutheran University
130 Overton Court
Thousand Oaks, CA  91360

Presented By: IEEE Buenaventura Robotics and Automation/Industry Applications Chapter

Flyer (PDF)


September 14, 2016
Extraordinary Lives: David Collins

Food and Networking: 6:30 PM
Presentation: 7:00 PM
David Collins, interviewed by William Hsu
Meetings are free and open to the public. Please register at www.ieee-bv.org/meet/2016-09-cs

Extraordinary Lives: Inside the Members' Studio is a new IEEE Buenaventura series that spotlights IEEE members from Ventura County who have changed lives and significantly impacted the advancement of technology. This event honors David Collins who will be interviewed by Engineering Executive William Hsu.

The life of David Collins demonstrates a remarkable ability to blend knowledge across disciplines and industries to nurture a unique talent in design and problem solving.  He has been involved in Aerospace, the Film Industry, the Computer Industry, the Amusement Ride Industry and was part of the Disney Imageering creative team. He has actively engaged in the amazing evolution of the computer development when he worked with the early ENIC, EDVAC, ORDVAC and related hardware and memory systems. He was also the Development Engineer for the Precision Flight Sequencer Controller for the development of the Ranger Spacecraft Vega Launch Vehicle and Spacecraft back in 1959-60. Today David has the profile of a very modern profession, he considers himself a Mechatronic Engineer.  Learn more about David Collins' professional life and the recognition he received here.

Location

CLU - Ullman Commons, Room 100/101
California Lutheran University
101 Memorial Parkway
Thousand Oaks, CA  91360

Parking: Visitors may park on CLU streets after 7 PM without a permit. Before 7 PM, we recommend that you park in the G1 visitor lot on the southwest corner of Olsen and Mountclef, and walk to the Ullman building.  Do not park in the faculty/staff/reserved lots.

Presented By: IEEE Buenaventura Section


September 21, 2016
Fall Mixer Event: The C.E.R.N. Opens Doors
A networking event to meet likeminded people
Celebrating together on this day the 54th anniversary of the opening of the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN)

6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Buffet dinner and networking
Open to IEEE members and to the general public
Free admission. Please register at www.ieee-bv.org/meet/2016-09-mixer

This is a time to get together, catch up with everyone, and meet new people who love science and technology.   In a fun and relax atmosphere, you may find new partners, or future employees or employers. Come and enjoy our dinner buffet. Zak Cohen will do a short presentation of the amazing discoveries that took place at the CERN since its inception. We will honor IEEE members and we will also present raffle prizes. Invite your spouse and colleagues.

You will enjoy the space of the HUB101, a coworking, incubation and community center for entrepreneurs and small business owners to start, grow, and scale their startups with the help of mentors, coaches and service providers.

Location

HUB101
Cal Lutheran - Westlake Center
31416 Agoura Road, Pavilion Room
Westlake Village, CA 91361

Presented By: IEEE Buenaventura Section

Printable flyer (PDF)


September 22, 2016
In the Blink of the Eye: What 10 Years at Mars Can Tell Us about the Planet

Pizza and Networking: 6:30 PM
Presentation: 7:00 PM
Presenter: Leslie Tamppari
Meetings are free and open to the public. Please register at www.ieee-bv.org/meet/2016-09-aes

Abstract

Our eyes in the sky at Mars include the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO), which has been orbiting Mars for 10 years. The orbiter has sent back thousands of high-resolution images and more data than all Mars missions combined. MRO has found evidence for a tiny amount of seasonal liquid water on present-day Mars and that the planet held diverse watery environments on early Mars, some more habitable than others. Present-day seasonal and interannual changes have been seen over the last decade, such as polar avalanches and gigantic dust storms.

On Aug. 12, 2005, the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter lifted off from Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, FL. Seven months later, the orbiter arrived at Mars. Thus began an incredible journey of exploration, guided by the Mars Exploration Program’s “follow-the-water” theme.

Originally slated for a two-year prime science mission followed by a two-year relay mission, MRO has logged more than a decade of science operations and support for surface missions. MRO has probed the planet’s atmosphere, surface and subsurface with unprecedented spatial resolution and coverage. Its seven science investigations and six instruments have returned more than 250 terabits of data, enabling numerous discoveries.

At the same time, MRO has rendered invaluable service to landers and rovers at Mars. It not only delivered critical information for the selection of landing sites, but captured crucial data and historic images during the arrivals of the Phoenix lander and Mars Science Laboratory. Since then, MRO has frequently served as a relay for data and commands between those spacecraft and Earth. As NASA’s Mars Exploration Program looks to the future, MRO continues to characterize and certify new landing sites for both NASA and the European Space Agency, while preparing to cover critical events and landed operations for the InSight lander, Mars 2020 rover, and future missions.

About the Speaker

Dr. Leslie Tamppari, MRO deputy project scientist at NASA JPL, graduated in 1990 from the University of Arizona, majoring in Applied Math. During her studies she had an internship with the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, California. She worked as a programmer in a research group studying magnetic fields. In August, 1989, during her internship, JPL's Voyager spacecraft had its close flyby encounter of Neptune. During this encounter new moons were discovered, the surface of Neptune's moon Triton was seen for the first time, and details of the Neptune atmosphere were revealed. It was during this exciting experience that she discovered she wanted to make a career studying the planets.

After graduation from the U of A, Tamppari was hired back to JPL to work as an Investigation Scientist for the Photopolarimeter/Radiometer (PPR) Experiment aboard the Galileo spacecraft. Galileo was on its 7-year journey to the Jupiter system. It was a few years into this job that she returned to continue her education at University of California, Los Angeles where she received her PhD in Geophysics and Space Physics in 2000. Working on the PPR team, she began to conduct research, first on Venus and later on the Galilean satellites. She was fortunate enough to be given the opportunity by the team leader to work closely with the scientists interested in studying the Galilean satellites and to help plan the scientific experiments that the PPR conducted. Tamppari became interested in Jupiter's moon, Io, and settled on a dissertation topic studying Io's heat flow. As she learned, however, space is a risky business.

In October 1995, just two months prior to Galileo's arrival at Jupiter and its only planned close flyby of Io, the spacecraft had serious tape recorder problems. These problems prevented Tamppari from getting a critical data set needed for her dissertation. Like many problems, this turned out to be a blessing in disguise, as she then turned her attention to Mars. She began studying water-ice clouds in the Mars atmosphere, using the Viking orbiter data set. She was able to detect and map the clouds over the course of a Mars year, which showed for the first time that Mars has nearly constant widespread cloud cover.

Tamppari's diverse background led her to jobs in project proposal development. She was the science lead for many future mission proposals and studies including those for Mars, Europa, and Titan. Her Mars experience and desire to be a part of an active mission team again led her back to the Mars Program, working as the deputy project scientist for the Mars Science Laboratory (2000-2003). A few years into this job, Tamppari was invited to be Co-Investigator and Project Scientist for atmospheric studies on the Phoenix mission (2003-2008). At the conclusion of that mission, she served as Deputy Project Scientist for the short-lived U.S. portion of the European Trace Gas Orbiter mission. Since 2012, Tamppari has been the Deputy Project Scientist for MRO, has continued Mars atmospheric research, and has been engaged in future mission and instrument development activities.

Location

La Reina High School, Cafeteria
106 West Janss Road
Thousand Oaks, CA  91360

Presented By: IEEE Buenaventura Aerospace and Electronic Systems Society Chapter

Flyer (PDF)


September 27, 2016
Phase-Change Materials for RF Applications

Pizza and Networking: 6:30 PM
Presentation: 7:00 PM
Presenter: Jeong-Sun Moon
Meetings are free and open to the public. No registration required.

Abstract

Phase change materials (PCMs) based on the chalcogenides are a class of solids that can be transitioned by thermal actuation between a crystalline phase, which is highly electrically conductive, and an amorphous phase, which is highly electrically insulating. In particular, germanium telluride (GeTe)-based PCMs have demonstrated a very high amorphous-to-crystalline resistance ratio and a very low crystalline-state resistance. This resistance state is non-volatile and is naturally applicable for latching RF/microwave switches. A PCM device has an actuation mechanism that is fundamentally different from traditional semiconductor switch technologies. Switches have been reported that show a switch figure of merit ( i.e., cutoff frequency fc = 1/(2*pi*Ron*Coff)) equal to 12.5 THz. Latching RF Switches made from PCMs offer the promise for realizing IC-integrable components that can enable new classes of adaptive, reconfigurable and tunable networks. In addition to RF devices, PCMs could be used to create reconfigurable metallic surfaces, transmission lines, and antennas. The presentation will discuss materials development, device design, device modeling, thermal actuation techniques, and explore the application space for these devices.

About the Speaker

Dr. Jeong-Sun Moon (F’14) received the B.S and M.S. degrees from Seoul National University, Korea, and the Ph.D. degree from Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, in 1995, where he studied electron quantum transport in nanoscale devices and software-defined digital transceivers. In 1995, he joined Sandia National Laboratories as a postdoctoral scholar, where he worked on III-V semiconductor nanoscale devices including 2D-2D resonant tunneling transistors. In 2000, he joined HRL Laboratories, Malibu, CA, and he is a Senior Research Scientist at HRL Laboratories. He has managed numerous research contracts from DARPA, ONR, NRO, JPL and NASA. His research focuses on emerging materials/devices and RF/high-speed devices/circuits including GaN, InP, GaSb, SiGe, Graphene, and phase-change material, as well as optical devices. He has published two book chapters and has authored or co-authored more than 100 papers and holds 20 patents. Dr. Moon is a Fellow of the IEEE and a recipient of the George Abraham Outstanding Paper Award from Government Microcircuit Applications and Critical Technology Conference (GOMACTech) in 2014, and the NASA SPACE ACT Board Award in 2009.

Location

Skyworks Solutions
649 Lawrence Drive
Newbury Park, CA  91320
(Not the main building; please use link to arrow that pinpoints building)

Presented by: IEEE Buenaventura Electron Devices/Circuits and Systems Chapter

Printable flyer (PDF)


September 28, 2016
Case Study: Systems Engineering in Medical Device Development

Dinner (optional):  Available at 6:00 PM for $10, payable at the door.
Presentation (free):  7:00 PM
Presenter:  Jim Leatham
Free admission to presentation. No registration required.

Abstract

We will take a tour through a development cycle of a Medical Device in order to identify how systems engineering principles help to keep the design on-track and simultaneously conform to good manufacturing practices (GMP). This talk will follow the design process through a succession of milestones and illustrate how quality systems can streamline the product development cycle and result in a more efficient design cycle, when they are used to enhance the process.

About the Speaker

Jim Leatham is founder/owner of Archimedal Products, a photonics product development company partnering and advising in system architectures and all phases of product development.  Jim has worked on defense, biotech, and biomedical product development, spearheading development of systems of various complexity.  Jim developed and presented short courses on System Engineering and Good Manufacturing Practices in Product Development to develop products to 510k approval for international clients and was a founding member of the committee that developed certificate program for medical device product development at UCSD Extension.

Biophotonic products include redesigning the flagship fluorescent reader for SNP assays, developing a breast cancer spectral probe (presented at Congressionally Directed Medical Research Program "Era of Hope" conference), acting as technical advisor to a cervical cancer classification instrument (the Hyperspectral Diagnostic Imager) based on fluorescence spectroscopy of elastically scattered fluorescence as well as leading an effort to develop an associated instrument to classify basal cell carcinoma, and developing a field instrument for discriminating Streptococcus A from Streptococcus B and from background organisms using fluorescence including proving out advanced discrimination algorithms.

Jim was a founding member of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Network for Translational Research in Optical Instrumentation (NTROI) Corporate Advisory Board and Instrument Development team.  He is past president of the Optical Society of San DIego, and received US Congress "Certificate of Recognition" for commitment and exceptional efforts applying innovative technologies to DoD priorities.

Location

CLU - Gilbert Sports and Fitness Center, Room 253/254
California Lutheran University
130 Overton Court
Thousand Oaks, CA  91360

Presented by:  IEEE Buenaventura Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society Chapter

Visit the EMBS web site for more information


September 29, 2016
Raytheon Read Out Integrated Circuits (ROIC) for Electro/Optical Applications

Pizza and Networking: 6:30 PM
Presentation: 7:00 PM
Presenter: Eric Beuville
Meetings are free and open to the public. Please register at www.ieee-bv.org/meet/2016-09-ips 

Abstract

The Raytheon Vision Systems (RVS), based in Goleta, California, develops and produces detection and imaging systems covering the x-ray, visible, infrared, terahertz, and millimeter wave regions of the electromagnetic spectrum. This presentation will provide a basic understanding of the ReadOut Integrated Circuits (ROIC) designed for infrared and visible focal plane array (FPA) sensors. Key imaging characteristics will be introduced, like spectral content, type of detector covering specific wavelength bands (HgCdTe and Si) and basic ROIC front-end architectures.

This presentation will also cover a variety ROIC for imaging applications, from large dynamic range digital pixels, trusted split manufacturing ROIC (28nm, 1.1B transistors), More than Moore heterogeneous 2.5D and 3D wafer stacking, space-based surveillance (staring and scanning systems), astronomy with ground based telescopes (using Si:As IBC at 7K) and other uncooled commercial applications.

About the Speaker

Dr Eric Beuville is the manager of Raytheon Vision Systems Integrated Circuit Design Center. Eric has 28 year of experience in IC design. He has a Bachelor in Physics, and a Master and a Ph.D. in Electronic Engineering obtained while working at CERN (Geneva, Switzerland) designing ICs for High Energy particle physics.

In 1989 Eric worked at the French Atomic Research Agency (CEA), on radiation hard IC technologies for high-energy physics. In 1992 he joined the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) to design IC for radiation detectors, instrumentation and medical imaging. In 1998, Eric worked at Indigo Systems (now FLIR) on IC designs for commercial and defense infrared imaging systems, astronomy and medical applications (digital x-ray mammography, deep brain stimulation IC, etc...).

In 2006, Eric joined Raytheon Vision Systems as a senior IC designer and is now the manager of the IC design center. Eric has been designing IC for tactical defense and space applications, astronomy and medical imaging programs like photon counting.

Eric is the author and co-author of more than 60 publications and three US patents.

Location

CSUCI Del Norte Hall, Room 1500
CSU Channel Islands
Camarillo, CA  93012

Parking: Please register at www.ieee-bv.org/meet/2016-09-ips . Parking free of charge in designated IEEE parking lot.

Presented by: IEEE Buenaventura Photonics Society Chapter

Printable flyer (PDF)

Reports from Previous Events

•  The fascinating Aerospace talk on July 21st was about Big Safari. For more than 50 years, Big Safari aircraft have performed dangerous and essential missions to collect intelligence, conduct surveillance and reconnaissance, and engage in special operations missions around the globe in the interest of national security. Big Safari represents a system designed for fast intervention that focuses on providing quick access to resources, efficient contracting engagements with suppliers and streamlined processes and distribution methods. Key personnel are trained for most efficient interventions. Jerry Knotts served 24 years in the US Air Force (USAF) and was a team member of the USAF Big Safari Program. (photos)

•  On July 27, Bridge Carney, past IEEE Buenaventura Section Chair, presented a superb entrepreneurship webinar: Branding Your Own Startup Company. A recording of the presentation is available on our Facebook page. (video)

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Visit our website for current openings avalonstaffing.com/jobs or call our office to see if we can be of immediate service: 805.367.3260 and/or send a resume to info@avalonstaffing.com.

Here is a summary of some of our current openings:

•  Project Engineer, Aviation Interiors, Pacoima
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•  Manufacturing Engineer, Aviation/Aerospace Manufacturing, Burbank
•  Regional Sales Manager, Aviation Aftermarket, Dallas or Wichita
•  Purchasing Manager, Aviation/Aerospace Manufacturing, Burbank
•  Lead Technical Estimator, Aviation/Aerospace Manufacturing, Valencia
•  Director of Product Engineering, Medical Device Accessories and Microelectronics, Camarillo
•  Senior Quality Engineer, Bio-Pharmaceutical/Filtration, Oxnard
•  Chemist, Process Filtration, Oxnard

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•  Corporate Controller, Apparel Manufacturing, Westlake Village
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