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Expert Profile: cleggsan

Expertise:  All technical areas of Electronics Engineering.

Experience in the area
BSEE, MBA, Design, R&D, University Research.
Senior Life Member of IEEE. Life Fellow of AES.

Organizations
IEEE, Consumer Electronics Society, Audio Engineering Society.
Broad teaching experience; work experience mostly in consumer electronics and conversion from analog to digital technologies. Pioneer in digital audio at all levels.

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Recent Answers from cleggsan
2009-07-02  electric motor control:  Here is an interesting discussion about the type of motor you may be referring to. Please read through it: http://en.allexperts.com/q/Electric-Motors-3782/Compressor-Motor-versus-Motor.ht May I...
2009-07-02  regading electrical:  Here are some ideas: http://ops.fhwa.dot.gov/Weather/best_practices/CaseStudies/016.pdf http://ops.fhwa.dot.gov/eto_tim_pse/technologies/data.htm http://www.springerlink.com/content/5000027020845126/...
2009-06-29  laptop charger:  Well, if the design is correct and working like a battery charger should, to get more current you must either increase the voltage or lower the impedance of the load. In a typical 555 design there is...
2009-06-28  Capacitors for home electrical spikes:  Well, it takes more than a capacitor to "capture" energy spikes. Tell me what conditions you are experiencing? I need to know if your live in an unstable power delivery environment, electrical storm...
2009-06-25  i need a solution:  Yes, of course. But the question is at what cost and effort are required. The VA ratings are contained by the internal resistances and the heat buildup due to currents at the rated output. In this case...
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