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John Battle

Education

BSEE., University of Texas (1967)

Research Interests

RF/Microwave Electronics
Digital Signal Processing
Communication Systems

Projects

BICEP
BICEP (Background Imaging of Cosmic Extragalactic Polarization) is an experiment designed to measure the polarization of the cosmic microwave background (CMB) to unprecedented precision.

Professional Experience

Microwave Engineer, Jet Propulsion Laboratory (2003-Present)
Visitor in Physics, California Institute of Technology, (2003-Present)
Microwave Engineer, Swales Aerospace (2002-2003)
Consultant, E6B Consulting Group (2001-2002)
Synthesizer Engineer, National Radio Astronomy Observatory (1999-2001)
VP Engineering, Novaplex Systems (1989-1999)
President, Datastream, Inc (1981-1989)
Sr. Research Engineer, Georgia Institute of Technology (1979-1981)
Sr. Research Engineer, Stanford Research Institute (1975-1979)
Sr. RF Design Engineer, Texas Instruments, Inc (1967-1975)

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