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Dr.
Ronald L. Carter 532 Nedderman Hall Office Telephone
817 272 3466 EE
Department Web Page
UTA Web Page Fall:
2003 - EE 5340
2002 - EE 5340 Spring:
2009 - EE
2303
2005 - EE 5342 Summer: 2003 - EE 5345
2002 - EE 2303 Syllabus |
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Ph.D.,
M.S.,
B.S.,
Research
Interests: Analog
Integrated Circuits. Development of device
models for use in computer aided design of integrated circuits,
simulation and characterization
of solid state devices; silicon and heterojunction
bipolar transistors; step-recovery, resonant-tunneling and PIN diodes;
MOS and heterojunction based field effect
transistors; electronics
manufacturing, statistical process control and quality
management. 2
page
resume. Full resume.
Analog
Integrated Circuit Development Program
Academic
and Industrial
Experience: Professor
Carter has
been on the faculty of Electrical Engineering at The University of
Texas at
University
Responsibilities
and Service: Professor
Carter is the
Associate Chair of the Electrical Engineering Department, and serves on
the
Strategic Planning and Publications Committees for UTA. He is a
founding
officer of the Faculty/Staff Christian
Fellowship, serves in a leadership role in the Campus Ministry Alliance, and is
Faculty Advisor
for Chi Alpha,
International
Christian Fellowship, and The
Cornerstone. He has served as a Faculty Senator, Representative to
the
Graduate Assembly, EE Graduate Advisor, Chairman of the EE Graduate
Program and
Director of the
Professional
Activities:
Professor Carter is a Senior Member of The
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. He is active in
the
Microwave Theory and Techniques and Electron Devices Societies of the
IEEE, and
served as the Technical Program Committee co-Chair for the 2004 International Microwave
Symposium,
and continues to serve on the TPC Chairs Committee. He has served as an
officer
in the Dallas Chapters of IEEE-MTT and IEEE-EDS.