William J. Garner
wjgarner@aol.com

1303 Yale Drive
Yardley, Pa. 19067
           
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Summary

A seasoned staff engineer with extensive experience in designing, synthesizing, analyzing, and developing RF/Microwave hardware such as circuits, systems and antennas for use in cellular handheld transceivers, military and commercial communication systems.

Accomplishments

ENGINEERING SKILLS

DESIGN PROJECTS IN RF AND MICROWAVE ENGINEERING

RESEARCH AND PROBLEM SOLVING IN RF AND MICROWAVE SYSTEMS

Employment


Motorola Inc.                                                                                          November 1998 to August 2002

Philips Consumer Communications R&D Labs                                         October 1997 to November 1998

AT&T Consumer Products R&D Labs/Lucent Technologies Inc.              June 1991 to October 1997

International Mobile Machines, Inc.                                                          December 1987 to June 1991

Amplifonix Inc.                                                                                        June 1985 to December 1987

General Atronics - Magnavox                                                                  October 1978 to June 1985

Optimax, Inc.                                                                                          1976 to 1978

Aydin-Vector Hybrid Division                                                                 1974 to 1976

Optimax, Inc.                                                                                          1970 to 1974

General Electric                                                                                       1968 to 1970

C-Cor Electronics                                                                                   1961 to 1968


Education

Graduate Studies in Mathematics, Penn State University  
B.S.E.E., Valparaiso Technical Institute

Four (4) Publications  

Designing Antennas for Cellular Phones, Microwaves & RF, May 1999

Bit Error Probabilities Relate to Data-Link S/N, Microwaves, Nov. 1978

Quick Design of Symmetrical 'T' and 'H' Pads, EDN, July 1968

Nomograph Designs Resistive Pi Networks, EDN, Nov. 1967

Seven (7) U.S. Patents

Mobile telephony standards converter - US06181951
"An adapter/converter circuit converts transmissions by a mobile telephone built for one standard (e.g., PCS) from the telephone transmit/base station receive frequency of that one standard to the telephone transmit/base station receive frequency of another standard (e.g., cellular), and converts."

Low voltage variable gain amplifier with feedback - US0605203
"An amplifier with negative feedback, disposed in an integrated circuit arrangement, comprises an input amplification stage, configured to receive an input signal. A feedback stage configured to receive the output signal provided by the amplification stage, and provide a corresponding feedback..."

Dual band cellular/PCS transceiver - US05974302
"A transceiver operable in both the cellular and PCS frequency bands which uses a single voltage controlled local oscillator in an intermediate frequency stage for both the cellular and PCS signals. The oscillator is operative for upconverting transmitter signals and downconverting receive signals..."

Fixed dual frequency band antenna - US05963170
"A fixed dual frequency band antenna for a dual frequency band radio transceiver where the two frequency bands are not harmonically related. The antenna includes a straight radiating antenna portion terminated by a helical wire radiating antenna portion, with the total electrical length of the..."

Channel usage monitoring arrangement for base station - US05890056
"In one embodiment the present invention includes an arrangement for monitoring RF signals for use in a base station, said arrangement comprising a demodulation circuit operable to demodulate RF signals, an RF signal transceiver, and a controller. The RF signal transceiver is operable to transmit..."
 
Dual frequency band antenna system - US05717409
"A dual frequency band antennas system where the two frequency bands are not harmonically related includes first and second antenna sections. The first antenna section comprises a straight rod, with the length of the rod being at least one quarter wavelength at the center frequency of the lower of..."
 
Band-pass filter and support structure therefor - US04940956
"A band-pass reject filter in which the filter housing which comprises the resonant cavity is connected within an annular wall that is supported at each end by an end plate..."

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