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Curriculum Vitae of Dr. Timothy D. Dorney
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`Personal
`Mailing Address: 3501 Pennsylvania Lane, Plano, TX 75075-7810
`Phone: (281) 201-2218
`e-mail: tdorney@pmcip.com
`Citizenship: U.S.A.
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`Education
`Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Rice University, January, 2002.
`Thesis Title: Material Parameter Estimation and Imaging with Terahertz Time-Domain Spectroscopy
`Thesis Advisor: Dr. Daniel Mittleman
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`Master of Science in Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics, Case Western Reserve University, May,
`1992.
`Thesis Title: Learned Adaptive Environment Control using Artificial Neural Networks and Fuzzy Logic
`Thesis Advisor: Dr. Yoh-Han Pao
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`Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (Cum Laude, University Honors), Texas A&M University,
`May, 1990.
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`Employment
`Personalized Media Communications, Sugar Land, TX
`Vice President – Intellectual Property
`Support for licensing, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Inter Partes Review, and litigation activities.
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`Uviri, LLC
`President
`Product and electrical design of small wattage AC/DC converters and LED lighting systems.
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`Texas Instruments Incorporated, Dallas, TX
`Patent Licensing Associate
`Responsible for the assertion and defense of patents in technical fields including memory, analog circuits,
`processors, and digital systems. Has experience working with licensees in Japan, Asia Pacific Region,
`North America, and Europe.
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`Rosenthal & Osha L.L.P., Houston, TX
`Patent Agent
`Applied broad area of experience to originate over 50 utility patent applications per year. Technical fields
`include analog and digital circuits, microprocessor architecture, computer system design, and digital signal
`processing (DSP). Responded to both national and international Office Actions, and filed RCEs in response
`to Advisory Actions. Managed 5 person team focused on protecting microprocessor core IP. Mentored
`patent engineers and reviewed draft applications.
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`1994 - 2001
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`Rice University, Houston, TX
`Research Associate - Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
`Utilized a wide variety of DSP techniques for terahertz (THz) time-domain spectroscopy. Solved inverse
`problems, improved resolution, and facilitated imaging and classification for real-time THz systems.
`Authored 9 journal articles, and presented and/or authored papers for 16 conferences or lecture series. Other
`areas of investigation include wavelets, speech processing, biomedical imaging, and computer architecture.
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`1988 - 1998
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`Texas Instruments Incorporated, Houston, TX
`1997 - 1998
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`Circuits Center of Expertise Engineer - Memory Products Design
`Originated comparisons of internal and competitor designs through simulation, characterization,
`deprocessing, and internal probe. Identified and evaluated key aspects of DRAM designs by interacting
`with design teams, product engineering, competitor analysis group, and external resources to gather and
`disseminate information. Built web pages to report the analysis to a broad audience. Integrated information
`and made sound conclusions from which future designs could draw.
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` Promoted and helped implement the formation of the Circuits COE that resulted in being the only
`individual contributor chosen from the Houston design center.
`• Achieved an 8% speed improvement in access time through a redesign of the critical path and output
`buffers.
`Identified and correlated device processing characteristics which degraded signal transmission and
`device performance.
`• Simulated and summarized the work on competing access versus hold time specifications which
`demonstrated that additional regulation circuitry was not needed.
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`1990 - 1997
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`IC Design Engineer - Application Specific DRAM Design
`Demonstrated engineering breadth and depth through the design, simulation, probe, debug, and test support
`of various major sections on at least five devices, two of which had 95M units shipped with $525M in sales.
`These included row and row redundancy, column and column redundancy, design-for-test, I/O buffers,
`internal refresh, and data I/O. Performed full-chip schematic verification, design rule verification, and
`probe versus simulation comparison. Supported the leadframe design, ESD implementation, parasitic back
`annotation, laser repair, and layout.
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` Originated six patents and two pending patents that focused on reduced silicon usage and improved
`DRAM performance.
`• Traveled to Japan (KTI), and Singapore (TECH) for Design support and training. Traveled to TI-
`Singapore for T3/batch testing support.
`• Spearheaded new hire activities and on-campus recruiting which resulted in at least ten new employees.
`• Mentored and supervised engineers and layout support to achieve on-time schematic verification.
`• Selected point person by V.P. to assemble a team, create, and help instruct "DRAM Design for Non-
`DRAM Designers". Implemented the course both in Europe and Asia Pacific region.
`Investigated and audited TI's first commercial 64 megabit Synchronous DRAM column, internal
`refresh, voltage regulators, and power-up circuitry.
`• Provided weekly training of DRAM design basics to Houston PDE/CQE engineers.
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`1988 - 1990
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`Product Development Engineer - Video RAM Development
`Programmed a PWS Colt IIIA device tester for gross functional tests and test time reduction. Drafted
`specification sheets. Created and updated device comparison tables. Resolved customer issues including
`returned device evaluation and device specification comparison.
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`Publications
`Journal Articles
`Timothy D. Dorney, William W. Symes, Daniel M. Mittleman, “Multistatic Reflection Imaging with
`Terahertz Pulses”, International Journal of High Speed Electronics and Systems, 13(02), May, 2012.
`Timothy D. Dorney, Molly Rossow, William W. Symes, Daniel M. Mittleman, “Single-cycle Terahertz
`Electromagnetic Pulses: A New Test Bed for Physical Seismic Modeling”, Geophysics, Vol. 68, No. 1,
`Pp. 308-313, January-February, 2003.
`Timothy D. Dorney, William W. Symes, Richard G. Baraniuk, Daniel M. Mittleman, “Terahertz
`Multistatic Reflection Imaging”, Geophysics, January, 2003.
`Jon L. Johnson, Timothy D. Dorney, Daniel M. Mittleman, “Enhanced Depth Resolution Using Phase-
`Shift Interferometry”, Optics and Photonics News, December, 2001.
`Timothy D. Dorney, Jon L. Johnson, James V Rudd, Daniel M. Mittleman, “Terahertz Reflection Imaging
`using Kirchhoff Migration”, Optics Letters, November, 2001.
`Timothy D. Dorney, Richard G. Baraniuk, Daniel M. Mittleman, “Material Parameter Estimation with
`Terahertz Time-Domain Spectroscopy”, Journal of the Optical Society of America A, 18(7):1562-71,
`August, 2001.
`J.L. Johnson, Timothy D. Dorney, Daniel M. Mittleman, “Interferometric Imaging with Terahertz
`Pulses”, IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics, 7(4):592-599, August, 2001.
`Jon L. Johnson, Timothy D. Dorney, Daniel M. Mittleman, “Enhanced Depth Resolution in Terahertz
`Imaging using Phase-Shift Interferometry”, Applied Physics Letters, February, 2001.
`Timothy D. Dorney, Srikrishna Bhashyam, Andrew Doran, Richard G. Baraniuk, “Edge Localized Image
`Sharpening via Reassignment with Application to Computed Tomography”, Proceedings of SPIE - The
`International Society for Optical Engineering, August, 2000.
`Timothy D. Dorney, Jon Johnson, Daniel M. Mittleman, Richard G. Baraniuk, “Imaging with Terahertz
`Pulses”, Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering, August, 2000.
`Jon L. Johnson, Timothy D. Dorney, Daniel M. Mittleman, “Background-free THz Imaging using
`Interferometric Tomography”, Filtration Industry Analyst, January, 2000.
`Timothy D. Dorney, “An Introduction to Fuzzy Logic Control”, Texas Instruments Technical Journal, Vol.
`10, No. 4, July/August, 1993, pp. 84-89.
`Timothy D. Dorney, “An Improved Architecture and Training Technique for Artificial Neural Networks”,
`Texas Instruments Technical Journal, Vol. 10, No. 3, May/June, 1993, pp. 10-17.
`Conference Papers
`Timothy D. Dorney, Jon Johnson, Daniel M. Mittleman, Richard G. Baraniuk, “Imaging with THz
`Pulses”, International Conference on Image Processing 1:764-767, Vol. 1, February, 2000.
`J.L. Johnson, Timothy D. Dorney, James V Rudd, Daniel M. Mittleman, “Terahertz Reflectometry: A
`Model System for the Inverse Problem”, Conference Proceedings - Lasers and Electro-Optics Society
`Annual Meeting-LEOS 1:242 Vol.1, February, 2000.
`Timothy D. Dorney, Richard G. Baraniuk, Daniel M. Mittleman, “Spectroscopic Imaging using Terahertz
`Time-Domain Signals”, Conference: Image Analysis and Interpretation, 2000. Proceedings. 4th IEEE
`Southwest Symposium, February, 2000.
`Presentations
`"Identification and Classification of Materials Using Terahertz Time-Domain Spectroscopy", presented at
`the Rice Quantum Institute Summer Research Colloquium, August 20, 1999.
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`U.S. Patents
`U.S. Patent Number 7,046,412, “Scanning optical delay line using a reflective element arranged to
`rotate”, Timothy D. Dorney, May 16, 2006.
`U.S. Patent Number 6,091,665, “Synchronous random access memory having column factor counter for
`both serial and interleave counting”, Timothy D. Dorney, July 18, 2000.
`U.S. Patent Number 6,088,274, “Method and device for testing a semiconductor serial access memory
`device through a main memory”, Timothy D. Dorney, Steven C. Eplett, Rishad S. Omer, John E. Riley,
`July 11, 2000.
`U.S. Patent Number 6,084,811, “Phased sense amplifiers”, Timothy D. Dorney, July 4, 2000.
`U.S. Patent Number 5,920,573, “Method and apparatus for reducing area and pin count required in design
`for test of wide data path memories”, Timothy D. Dorney, July 6, 1999.
`U.S. Patent Number 5,740,179, “Method and apparatus for a design for test, parallel block write
`operation”, Timothy Dominic Dorney, Anthony Michael Balistreri, April 14, 1998.
`U.S. Patent Number 5,732,030, “Method and system for reduced column redundancy using a dual column
`select”, Timothy D. Dorney, March 24, 1998.
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`Skills & Advanced Courses
`Languages: C, Windows C, FORTRAN, Pascal, Assembly, BASIC, PWS tslang
`Programs: TISpice, Cadence Analog Artist, Mentor Graphics Design Architect and IC Station,
`ADCAP, ICE, LSIM, Siganal, MATLAB, AWK, HTML, Windows, UNIX, Interleaf, MS
`Office
`Hardware: PC, Macintosh, DEC, HP, Apollo, Sun, Flex and Colt IIIA device testers
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`• Wavelets
`• Random Processes
`• Digital Control
`• Artificial Neural Networks
`• Fuzzy Logic
`• Speech Processing
`• Leading Effective Meetings
`• Presentation Skills
`• PC board design and manufacture
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` Six Sigma Design for Manufacturability
`• Advanced DSP
`• Filter Theory
`• Digital Image Processing
`Image Feature Extraction
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`• Spectral Estimation
`• Computer Architecture
`• VLSI
`• Communication Theory
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