My real name is Madhu Siddalingaiah, in case you were wondering.
If you want to contact me directly:
Yes, that's supposed to be an @ in the middle. The image will hopefully confuse address scrapers. If you know of a way to add @ to math image, let me know!
A fantastic concept, the content is equally impressive! The Web is really starting to become useful again ;-)
Science and technology, as you might expect. I have worked in a range of industries such as aerospace, radio frequency communications, digital signal processing, 3D graphics, embedded systems, and of course, enterprise software. I'm a physicist by education, an electrical engineer by vocation, and software engineer by necessity.
These days I do more software consulting and architecture, but I have a fair amount of test equipment to satisfy my hardware interests. Thanks to eBay! Here is a short list of equipment I own:
I'm a rated helicopter pilot. I have been flying since 1987. That should explain many of my helicopter related contributions. I have flown Robinson R22, Bell Jetranger, and Hughes 500.
I like to work on embedded systems, wearable computers, wireless controls/monitors, and anything else small and electronic. The simpler, the better. I really enjoy analog electronic design, much more so that digital. Digital stuff can be fun, but it's not always as challenging.
I recently saw a video clip of a particularly spectacular helicopter crash. Fortunately, no one was hurt.
Is Pegasus stronger than the average horse? This analysis begs the question.
The sinking of the RMS_Titanic was tragic and largely preventable. Many arguments have been made about what should have been done prior to collision with the iceberg. Some ideas are presented here about what could have been done after collision.
I recently took fantastic trip aboard a vintage diesel-electric train in Minneapolis. The conductor gave us a hands on tour of the locomotive, but first he had to start it...
Some have an idealized, romantic view of the past -- I don't. Older, simpler times, the age of chivalry all suffer from a major problem: bad plumbing.
I've given quite a bit of thought to deterministic vs. non-deterministic processes. Some thoughts are given here.
Is the hybrid alien from Alien: Resurrection structurally weak? Consider this evidence.
Bipolar transistor transition frequency
Some analysis of high voltage generators
Transformer design and my transformer design
Need a new article on this.
My real name is Madhu Siddalingaiah, in case you were wondering.
If you want to contact me directly:
Yes, that's supposed to be an @ in the middle. The image will hopefully confuse address scrapers. If you know of a way to add @ to math image, let me know!
A fantastic concept, the content is equally impressive! The Web is really starting to become useful again ;-)
Science and technology, as you might expect. I have worked in a range of industries such as aerospace, radio frequency communications, digital signal processing, 3D graphics, embedded systems, and of course, enterprise software. I'm a physicist by education, an electrical engineer by vocation, and software engineer by necessity.
These days I do more software consulting and architecture, but I have a fair amount of test equipment to satisfy my hardware interests. Thanks to eBay! Here is a short list of equipment I own:
I'm a rated helicopter pilot. I have been flying since 1987. That should explain many of my helicopter related contributions. I have flown Robinson R22, Bell Jetranger, and Hughes 500.
I like to work on embedded systems, wearable computers, wireless controls/monitors, and anything else small and electronic. The simpler, the better. I really enjoy analog electronic design, much more so that digital. Digital stuff can be fun, but it's not always as challenging.
I recently saw a video clip of a particularly spectacular helicopter crash. Fortunately, no one was hurt.
Is Pegasus stronger than the average horse? This analysis begs the question.
The sinking of the RMS_Titanic was tragic and largely preventable. Many arguments have been made about what should have been done prior to collision with the iceberg. Some ideas are presented here about what could have been done after collision.
I recently took fantastic trip aboard a vintage diesel-electric train in Minneapolis. The conductor gave us a hands on tour of the locomotive, but first he had to start it...
Some have an idealized, romantic view of the past -- I don't. Older, simpler times, the age of chivalry all suffer from a major problem: bad plumbing.
I've given quite a bit of thought to deterministic vs. non-deterministic processes. Some thoughts are given here.
Is the hybrid alien from Alien: Resurrection structurally weak? Consider this evidence.
Bipolar transistor transition frequency
Some analysis of high voltage generators
Transformer design and my transformer design
Need a new article on this.