Home:
`4315 NW 75th Street
`Gainesville, FL 32606-4100
`Telephone: 352.219.4698
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`WILLIAM RICHARD EISENSTADT
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`529 Engineering Building/PO Box 116130
`Dept. of Elect. & Comp. Engr.
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`University of Florida
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`Gainesville, Florida 32611-6130
`Telephone 352.392.4946
`FAX: 352.392.8381
`E-mail: wre@tec.ufl.edu
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`Personal Data:
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`Citizenship: United States
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`Fields of Specialization:
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`– Analog electronic circuit design, Microwave design and RF test.
`– Built-in-test of high-speed input/output (I/O), packages, boards and
`interconnect.
`– Software and Hardware development for wireless IoT Sensor Systems for
`agriculture human health and micro-robotic applications
`– Embedded test of mixed-signal/RF integrated circuits
`– Mixed-mode s-parameter measurements for high frequency circuit design.
`– Design laboratory and design research projects for senior engineering
`students
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`Educational Background:
`Ph.D. (Electrical Engineering), Stanford University, January 1986
`M.S. (Electrical Engineering), Stanford University, June 1981
`B.S. (Electrical Engineering), Stanford University, June 1979
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`Academic Honors:
`Tau Beta Pi
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`Legal Experience that included depositions, expert reports or 30 work
`hours:
`1) INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES AG, Petitioner, v. AMATECH GROUP
`LIMITED Patent Owner, Inter-Partes Reviews, Worked as an expert
`witness for Amatech Group.
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`2) MYPAQ HOLDINGS LTD, Plaintiff v. SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.,
`SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS AMERICA, INC., SAMSUNG SEMICONDUCTOR,
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`INC., and SAMSUNG AUSTIN SEMICONDUCTOR, LLC, WESTERN DISTRICT
`OF TEXAS WACO DIVISION, Civil Action No. 6:21-cv-398-ADA. Working
`as an expert witness for Samsung Corporation to prepare materials for
`district court.
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`3) CARNIVAL CORPORATION, Plaintiff v. DECURTIS CORPORATION and
`DECURTIS LLC, UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT
`OF FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 20-22945-CIV-SCOLA. Working as an
`expert witness for Carnival Corporation to prepare materials for district
`court. Was deposed December 16, 2021.
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`2) ICM Controls Corporation vs Honeywell International, Inc., United
`States District Court Northeastern District of New York, Civil Action No:
`5:12-cv-01766 (LEK/ATB). From 5/2013 to present.
`Working as an Expert Witness for ICM Controls Corporation. Working with
`attorneys at Merchant and Gould to prepare case materials for district
`court. Participated as an Expert for an inter parties review and wrote four
`expert reports, a tutorial report and was disposed (2 days) in July
`2020 for district court and was deposed in 2015 for an IPR.
`Participated in a US Patent office, PTAB administrative hearing in
`Alexandria, VA on 4/4/2018.
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`3) UUSI, LLC and Oldnar Corporation vs The United States, GHSP, LLC
`and AM General, Case 1:12-cv-00216-MCW, US Court of Federal Claims.
`Worked as an Expert Witness Consultant analyzing software and hardware
`for Finnegan and Henderson on behalf of UUSI, LLC July 2017 to January
`2017. Settled January 2017.
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`4) Broadcom Limited vs Invensas Corporation and Tessera Coporation
`(subsidiaries of Xperi Corporation), Inter Partes Reviews, for US 6,278,653
`and US 6,043,699 before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board, 2017. Worked
`November 2016 to Dec. 2017. Worked as an expert witness for Invensas
`and Tessera Corporation. Wrote two expert reports and was deposed
`twice for IPR testimony in August 2017 and October 2017.
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`4) Intel Corp. vs. Future Link Systems LLC, C.A. No. 14-cv-377-LPS, in the
`United States District Court for the District of Delaware. From 11/2016 to
`8/2017. Worked as an expert witness on software and hardware for Intel
`Corporation and for Kirkland & Ellis, LLP. Wrote three expert reports and
`was deposed February 2017. Case was settled just before trial.
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`5) Honeywell International, Inc. vs ICM Controls Corporation, United
`States District Court for the District of Minnesota, C.A. No. 11-cv-00569
`JNE/TNL. From 5/2013 to 6/2017. Worked as an Expert Witness for ICM
`Controls Corporation. Worked with attorneys at Merchant and Gould.
`Provided several expert reports, was deposed in 2013 case was settled
`just before trial.
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`6) Ericsson Inc. and Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson vs. Apple Inc,
`International Trade Commission Investigation No. 337-TA-952 and
`Investigation No. 337-TA-953, In the Matter of Certain Electronic Devices,
`Including Wireless Communication Devices, Computers, Tablet
`Computers, Digital Media Players, and Cameras. May 2015 to January
`2015. Worked as an invalidity expert consultant for Ericsson Inc. and for
`Winston & Strawn LLP.
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`7) Participated as an Expert for an inter partes review preparation for a US
`patent. Worked with lawyers at Perkins Coie to perform an inter partes
`review, IPR, January 2014.
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`8) Nokia Corporation and Nokia Inc., vs HTC Corporation and HTC
`America, International Trade Commission Investigation No. 337-TA-885,
`In the Matter of Certain Portable Electronic Communication Devices,
`Including Mobile Phones an Components Thereof. Worked as an Expert
`Witness for HTC Corporation and HTC America. Worked with lawyers of
`Finnegan, Henderson et al, in preparation for deposition and trial for the
`International Trade Commission Court from 7/2013 to 2/2014. The case
`was settled in a confidential agreement between HTC and Nokia.
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`9) Technical Advisor for the US District Court Middle District of Florida
`Orlando Division, where I provided electronics expertise to Hon. Judge
`Gregory A. Presnell from 5/2009 to 12/2009. ENPAT, INC. vs. GENERAL
`ELECTRIC COMPANY, Case No. 6:08-cv-01895-ORL-31KRS. This case was a
`patent infringement case and was settled before depositions. Prepared an
`infringement expert report.
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`10) Technology Research Corporation vs. Shanghai ELE Manufacturing
`Corporation, U.S. District Court Middle District of Florida, Tampa Division,
`Case No. 8:07-CV-01007-JDW-MSS. Worked as an Expert Witness for
`Technology Research Corporation. Worked with lawyers at Baker and
`Hostetler, LLP, from August 2007 to August 2008. Wrote an Expert Witness
`Report, and an Expert Rebuttal Report. This case was a patent
`infringement dispute and was settled before depositions.
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`11)Technology Research Corporation vs. Tower Manufacturing Corporation,
`U.S. District Court Middle District of Florida, Tampa Division, Case No.
`8:05-cv-1455-T-26TGW. Worked as an Expert Witness for Technology
`Research Corporation. Worked with lawyers at Baker and Hostetler, LLP,
`from November 2005 to March 2007. As part of this legal matter, I wrote
`an Expert Report, an Expert Rebuttal Report, was deposed and testified
`and was cross-examined in a Markman Hearing. Judge Richard A.
`Lazzara wrote in the Markman decision, “I find Dr. Eisenstadt’s
`presentation more persuasive and more complete.” (page 2 lines 17-18).
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`This case was a patent infringement dispute and this case was settled after
`the Markman Hearing.
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`12) Floyd Minks vs. Unison Industries (acquired by GE), 9th Judicial Circuit
`Court, Osceola County, FL, Civil Action No. CI-89-2939. Worked as Expert
`Witness for Floyd Minks. Unison Industries was acquired by GE around
`2005 so I worked on this legal matter on the opposite legal side as GE.
`Worked with the lawyers of Scarborough, Hill and Rugh, (initially with
`Rumberger, Kirk & Caldwell, P.A.,) from April 2000 to January 2007. As
`part of the legal matter I wrote expert reports. This case was a civil action
`that questioned ownership of patent IP and was settled before trial.
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`13) Lentek International, Inc. vs Sharper Image Corporation, U.S. District
`Courrt, Middle District of Florida, Case NO. 99-992-CV-19C. Worked as an
`Expert Witness for Lentek International, Inc. Worked with lawyers in the
`firm Allen, Dyer, Doppelt, Milgrath & Gilchrist, P.A. from July 2001 to
`October 2001. As part of the legal work I wrote two expert reports and
`was deposed. This case was patent infringement dispute and this case
`settled before trial.
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`14) D.A. B Constructors, Inc. et al. vs Florida Department of Transportation
`(FDOT), Second Judicial Circuit, Case No. 92-565, January 1993 to
`November 1993. Worked as an Expert Witness for the Florida Department
`of Transportation. Worked with FDOT lawyers. As part of the legal work, I
`was deposed and testified and was cross-examined in trial. This was
`a civil court matter and this case settled after the first trial.
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`Work Experience:
`1983-present: University of Florida, Professor after 8/07, Associate Professor
`8/90-8/07, Assistant Professor 1/86-7/90, and Provisional Assistant Professor
`12/83-1/86. Developing test techniques for Power ICs. Researched on-chip
`test of mixed-signal/RF/microwave/millimeter wave circuits. Developed 5 GHz
`CMOS power amplifiers for WLAN applications. Reported new LINC Power
`Amplifier Circuits. Developed mixed-mode s-parameter techniques.
`Developing hardware and software programs for wireless sensor systems for
`agriculture, health, medical and safety applications. Created techniques for
`low cost Gb/s production test of high-speed IO ICs, packages and boards.
`Developed log-domain analog circuit designs. Created new interconnect s-
`parameter and parameter extraction methods. Reported measurement,
`parameter extraction techniques and modeling multidimensional effects for
`advanced bipolar transistors. Used s-parameters and picosecond
`photoconductor circuit elements on the silicon substrate for high frequency
`device and IC interconnect characterization. Taught courses in RF Electronics,
`Senior Design Capstone Course, VLSI circuit design, Mixed Signal IC test,
`bipolar IC design, microwave integrated circuits, analog MOS ICs, gate array
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`circuit design, electronic circuits, basic electric circuits and integrated product
`and process design.
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`1979-1983: Stanford University, IC Lab, Research Assistant. Employed high-
`frequency measurement techniques such as s-parameters and subnanosecond
`time-domain measurements in order to investigate transistor-switching
`signals. Integrated circuit design, layout, and fabrication were an integral part
`of this work. Acquired programming and teaching experience with automated
`measurement and characterization (DC, AC, C-V, TDR, and s-parameter) of
`semiconductors including TECAP, IMPACT, and TECAP II measurement
`systems.
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`Summer 1979: Hewlett-Packard Research Labs, Engineering Aide. Evaluated
`the TECAP measurement system for the characterization of GHz bipolar
`transistors.
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`Summer 1978: NASA Ames Research Center, Engineering Aide. Performed
`analog circuit design.
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`Society Memberships and Professional Groups:
`NSF ERC IoT4Ag Center Faculty
`NSF I/UCURC MIST Center Faculty
`UF Nelms IoT Institute Affiliate Faculty
`IEEE Senior Member
`Technology Test Technical Council, TTTC
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`Contracts, Grants and Awards:
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`1. NSF Engineering Research Center for Internet of This for Precision
`Agriculture, NSF IoT4g Award,$25,000 2021-2022, $11,761.00, 2020-
`2021.
`2. CDC: Smart Bio-Assay Cage Development, CDC award, $685,644.00,
`2020-2022.
`3. EAGER SitS: Bury-and-forget nitrogen sensors coupled with remote
`sensing for soil health, NSF EDGAR award, $150,000, 2018-2021.
`4. Generation of Simulation Ophthalmic Tissues, Geneva Corporation,
`$75,000 2017-2020.
`5. Automated Test Station/Breakout Box, Northrup Grumman, $16,500,
`2017-2018.
`6. Test Techniques to Approach Several Defects-Per-Billion for Power ICs,
`SRC-GRC/TxACE, $300,000, 2017-2020.
`7. Site Asset Tracking System (SATS), Elevate Building Technologies,
`$16,500, 2016-2017.
`8. Support to Agricultural Research and Development Program, USAID
`AREA Subproject for Haiti, $100,275.32, 2015-2020.
`9. Smart Guarden/Pond Protector, Yard Cop, $16,500, 2015-2016.
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`10.Combined Cognitive and Gait Training, US Dept of Vet Affairs,
`$45,883.02, 2015-2016.
`11.Tramp Metal Detector Remote Communication Integration, Tectron
`Engineering Comp., $16,500, 2014-2015.
`12.Development of Wireless Asian Citrus Psyllid Traps, USDA, $34,306.67,
`2014-2015.
`13.High Precision Indoor Localization and Navigation of Mobile Devices, UF
`ITV Program, $16,500, 2013-2014.
`14.Wireless Spot Weather System Technology for Mosquito Control
`Districts, UF OTL, $25,000, 2013-2014.
`15.Wireless Temperature Monitor for Blood Bag Containers, UF OTL,
`$24,750, 2013-2014.
`16.Creation of Phase Measurement Circuits for the Calibration of
`Electroschock Weapon Measurement System, NIST, $50,000, 2012-
`2014.
`17.Closed Loop Frequency Control for Tunable High Quality Filter Factors,
`Defense Electronics Corporation, $15,000, 2012-2013.
`18.Develop an “in-target” Power Delivery Measurement Capability, Intel
`Corporation, $50,000, 2012-2013.
`19.Microdebrider Identification Investigation, Medtronic, Inc., $16,500,
`2012-2013.
`20.Smartphone Application for Real Time Digital Inventory, University of
`Florida Research Foundation, $25,000, 2012.
`21.Faculty Enhancement Opportunity (FEO) Award, UF Office of the
`Provost, $8082, 2012.
`22.GaN Hydrogen Sensor and Biosensor Commercialization Proposal,
`NetScientific Inc, $40,000, 2011-2012.
`23.GaN Hydrogen Sensor and Biosensor Commercialization Proposal, UF
`Office of Technology Licensing, $30,000, 2011-2012.
`24.Low Cost Signal Processing and Data Reporting System, Nielsen Corp.,
`$16,500, 2011-2012.
`25.ITV Project: GaN Hydrogen sensor commercialization, UF ITV/IPPD
`program., $16,500, 2011-2012.
`26.Collaborative Research: Energy Aware Millimeter Wireless Data
`Communications in Multicore Systems, NSF, $295,000, 2010-2014.
`27.Chip-Scale Microwave/MM-Wave Instrumentation, NSF SBIR,
`subcontract with Modelithics, Inc., $46,612, 2010.
`28.Intelligent Turn Signal Control, Armorit, LLC, $15,000, 2010-2011.
`29.UF Office of Technology Licensing ITV Project: In Vitro Diagnostic &
`Immunological Biological Identifier Tool Development Based Upon High
`Electron Mobility Transistor (HEMT) Sensor, $15,000, 2009-2010.
`30.Broadband Electrical Characterization of Next Generation Packaging
`Materials and Interconnects: Measurements and Modeling, SRC-
`GRC/CAIST/ subcontract with U-Arizona, $45,000, 2010-2012.
`31.In Situ Stacked Chip and 3-D Package Characterization, Modeling and
`Verification, SRC-GRC/CAIST, principal investigator, $236,000, 2008-
`2010.
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`32.Automatic RF Impedance Correction Circuits for SoC RF/Mixed-Signal
`ATE Test, SRC-GRC, Principal Investigator, $100,000, 2007-2010.
`33.High-Velocity Projectile Impact Sensor Technology, Locheed-Martin
`(Missiles and Fire Control), $15,000, 2007-2008.
`34.Develop and Demonstrate Sub-Picosecond Opto-Electonic Test
`Capability for Homeland Security, NIST, $83,291, 2006-2007.
`35.Environmentally Safe Battery Operated Insect Light Trap, Nacon
`Technologies, Inc. $15,000, 2006-2007.
`36.C2S2 Marco Focus Center for Circuits and Systems Solutions, U.S.
`Semiconductor Indusry/DARPA, $311,000, 2006-2009.
`37.UF Foundation Grant for IC test research, Cascade Microtech, Inc.,
`$2500, 2006
`38.UF Office of Technology Licensing Project: RF capable dual time-
`temperature integrator, $15,000, 2005-2006,
`39.In Situ Characterization of High-Speed Digital and RF Interconnect-
`Chip-Package Systems, SRC, principal investigator, $150,000, 2005-
`2008.
`40.ITR: Built-In Test of High Speed/RF Mixed Signal Electronics, NSF REU
`Supplement, NSF, principal investigator, $12,000, 2005.
`41.UF Foundation Grant for Seismic Sensor accelerometer measurements,
`Nova Comm, $8,500, 2005.
`42.UF Foundation Grant for Embedded test of mixed signal ICs,
`Semiconductor Research Corporation, $8000, 2005.
`43.Intel Corporation Equipment Donation, Intel Corp., principal
`investigator, $13,583, 2004.
`44.Acquisition of High Frequency Electronic Device Characterization
`System, NSF, Major Research Instrumentation Program(MRI), co-
`principal investigator, $370,000.
`45.General Dynamics Corp. IPPD Project, principal investigator, $20,000,
`2004-2005.
`46.Harris Corp. IPPD Project, principal investigator, $20,000, 2004-2005.
`47.C2S2 SRC MARCO Focus Center for Circuits and System Solutions,
`NSF/DARPA via Carnegie Mellon University, $96,000, 2003-2006.
`48.ITR: Built-In Test of High Speed/RF Mixed Signal Electronics, NSF,
`principal investigator, $238,558, 2003-2006.
`49.High Speed I/0 BIST, Semiconductor Research Corporation, principal
`investigator, $180,000, 2003-2006.
`50.Honeywell Corp. IPPD project, principal investigator, $20,000, 2003-
`2004.
`51.Delay-Based Architectures for Nanoscale Structures, Semiconductor
`Research Corporation, co-principal investigator, $40,000, 2002-2003.
`52.Embedded Test of RF Receivers, Motorola Inc., principal investigator,
`$53,214, 2001-2004.
`53.Embedded Test for Mixed-Signal/RF ICs, Semiconductor Research
`Corporation, principal investigator, $360,000, 2001-2004.
`54.5 MHz Power IC for the synchronous Buck Regulator, Intersil Corp., co-
`principal investigator, $137,800, 2001-2002.
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`55.Analog Baseband Processor for CMOS 802.11a Receiver, Intersil
`Corp/Globspan Virata., co-principal investigator, $60,600, 2001-2003,
`56.Wireless LAN Power Amplifier/Differental Load Pull and PA Test, Intersil
`Corp/Globespan Virata., principal investigator (2003-2004), $101,000,
`2001-2004.
`57.Texas Instruments Corp. IPPD Project, principal investigator, $20,000,
`2001-2002.
`58.Envelope Elimination and Restoration Power Amplifier Research,
`Ashvattha Semiconductor, principal investigator, $35,200, 2001-2002.
`59.Harris Corp. IPPD Project, principal investigator, $15,000, 2000-2001.
`60.Intersil Corp. IPPD Project, principal investigator, $15,000, 2000-2001.
`61.DC Test of High Frequency Transistor Model Parameters, Intersil Corp.,
`principal investigator, $30,000, 1999-2000.
`62.Harris Corp. IPPD Project, principal investigator, $15,000, 1999-2000.
`63.Testing and Design of Log-Domain Filter, Harris Corp. co-principal
`investigator, $20,000, 1999-2000.
`64.CMOS LINC Power Amplifier, Motorola Corp., principal investigator,
`$23,808.00, 1998-2000.
`65.Design and Analysis of Log Domain Filters, Harris Corp., co-principal
`investigator, $20,000, 1998-1999.
`66.Design-Oriented Analysis and Practical Applications of Log-Domain
`Filtering, NSF, co-principal investigator, $206,500 1997-2000.
`67.State of Florida NSF Matching Funds, co-principal investigator, $10,000
`1997-1998.
`68.Intellon Corp. IPPD Project, principal investigator, $15,000, 1997-1998.
`69.Motorola Corp. IPPD Project, principal investigator, $15,000, 1997-
`1998.
`70.NSF Succeed Program, co-principal investigator, $13,000. 1995-1996,
`$20,539, 1996-1997
`71.Developing and Implementing a Product and Process Design Program,
`NSF Succeed, principal investigator, $20,500, 1995-1996.
`72.Integrated Product and Process Design Program, Project #5, Misc.
`Donors, $10,000, 1996-1997.
`73.Gift of the Helen M. Galvin Charitable Trust, (Motorola founder’s family),
`principal investigator, 1995, $25,000.
`74.Motorola Spring Research Program 1994, Motorola, principal
`investigator, $43,094, 1994.
`75.Intel Semiconductor Device Fund, Intel, principal investigator (3
`investigators), $249,000, 1991-1995.
`76.A Framework for Guardbanding, IBM, principal investigator, $38,800,
`1991 to 1992.
`77.Continuing Investigation of High Temperature Superconductor
`Interconnect Using Picosecond Photoconductive Switches, FHTIC,
`principal investigator, $3,200, 1991.
`78.Physical Models and TCAD Tools for Assessment of Advanced Bipolar
`and BiCMOS IC Technologies, Semiconductor Research Corporation,
`1985-1993, co-principal investigator (4 investigators), $315,000 in
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`1992, $330,000 in 1991, $330,000 in 1990, $365,000 in 1989,
`$340,000 in 1988, $300,000 in 1987, $300,000 in 1986, $250,000 in
`1985.
`79.Investigation of High Temperature Superconductor Interconnect Using
`Picosecond Photoconductive Switches, DARPA, principal investigator,
`$16,000, 1990.
`80.CMOS VLSI Interconnect and Package Modeling Research, Cascade
`Microtech, Inc., principal investigator, $45,000 1990-1991.
`81.Development of an X-Ray Imaging Sensor Based on DRAM Technology,
`General Imaging Corporation, co-principal investigator (2 investigators),
`$150,000, 1989-1991.
`82.Semiconductor device research under the Integrated Electronics Center,
`State of Florida, co-principal investigator (8 investigators), $710,000 in
`1989, $750,000 in 1988 and 1987.
`83.E-Systems Research and Development Project: Microelectronics, E-
`Systems, Inc., ECI Division, 1987-1988, principal investigator, $12,500.
`84.Advanced Integrated Circuit Concepts Utilizing Silicon-On-Insulator
`Substrate, co-principal investigator (6 investigators) $100,000 in 1987,
`$200,000 in 1986.
`85.SOI MOSFET Modeling, Naval Research Laboratory, 1985, co-
`investigator (2 investigators) $30,000.
`86.Advanced Integrated Circuit Concepts Utilizing Silicon-On-Insulator,
`Florida High Technology and Industry Council, co-principal investigator
`(6 investigators), $71,625 for 1985-1986, $125,000 for 1987-1988.
`87.Center of Excellence in Photovoltaics, State of Florida, 1986 and 1987,
`principal investigator, $28,000.
`88.Fulbright Short Scientific Mission to France, 1986 Franco-American
`Commission, principal investigator, $2,300
`89.Presidential Young Investigator Award, NSF, $312,500, 1985 through
`1990, principal investigator, $312,500.
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`Consulting:
`1. Baker Botts, 1/2022 to present, Expert Witness
`2. Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, 12/2021 to present, Expert Witness
`3. Merchant and Gould LLP, 5/2013 to present, Expert Witness
`4. Finnegan, Henderson, et al, LLP, 7/2017 to 12/2017, Expert Witness
`5. Covington & & Burling LLP, 11/2016 to 12/2017, Expert Witness
`6. Kirkland & Ellis, LLP, 8/2016 to 8/2017, Expert Witness
`7. Winston, LLP, 6/2015 to 12/2016, Expert Witness.
`8. Perkins Coie, LLP, 1/2014 to 2/2014, Expert Witness.
`9. Finnegan, Henderson, et al, LLP, 7/2013 to 2/2014, Expert Witness.
`10.Defense Electronics Corporation, Latchup Characterization, 11/12- 6/13.
`11.Technical Advisor for the Orlando Middle Circuit court, where I provided
`electronics expertise to Hon. Judge Gregory A. Presnell from 5/2009 to
`12/2009.
`12.Baker and Hostetler, LLP, 11/05 to 3/07, and 8/07 to 8/08, Expert
`Witness
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`13.Scarborough, Hill and Rugh, (initially with Rumberger, Kirk & Caldwell,
`P.A.,) 4/00 to 1/07, Expert Witness.
`14. Motorola, Inc. 6/05 to August 8/05, Expert Witness.
`15.Advantest America, Inc., 1/23/04 to 12/04, Technical Advisory Board.
`16.Allen, Dyer, Doppelt, Milgrath & Gilchrist, P.A. 7/01 to 10/01, Expert
`Witness.
`17.Besser Associates, 8/97 to 5/99, develop and present microwave short
`courses.
`18.Atn-microwave, 6/98 to 2/99, interconnect characterization.
`19.Harris Corporation, 6/97 to 7/98, Analysis Si spiral inductors.
`20.Intellon, Corporation, 6/95 to 7/97, short courses and electronic design.
`21.Motorola, Inc., 8/95 to 12/96, Differential mode s-parameters.
`22.Meta-Software, 11/94 to present, Interconnect simulation, HSPICE
`advanced courses.
`23.Florida Department of Transportation, 1/93 to 10/93, Expert Witness.
`24.Research Corporation of Virginia, 1/93 to 1/94, RF sensor, circuit, and
`system development.
`25.Meta-Software, 6/92 to 6/93, working on IC package modeling.
`26.Motorola, Inc. fulltime from 8/92 to 12/92, worked on RF bipolar models
`for advanced bipolar transistor technologies as part of University of
`Florida Sabbatical.
`27.General Imaging 12/88 to 11/90, developing x-ray detectors for
`imaging purposes.
`28.Harris Corporation 7/87 to 6/88, assisting in the development of an
`advanced bipolar transistor process.
`29.Battelle Columbus Laboratories, 4/81 to 12/81, demonstrated
`instrumentation and facilities need to acquire IC process and device
`data.
`30.Fairchild Corp., 1/81 to 6/81, characterized bipolar transistors.
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`Patents, Patent Applications and Invention Disclosures:
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`1. Byul Hur, John Hardy and William R. Eisenstadt, “Integrated Wireless
`Drug Delivery Integrated Circuit (IC) and System using Multiple On-chip
`Antennas,” UF#15980, October 21, 2015 Disclosure, US Patent
`provisional application Serial No. 62/297,383, filed February 19,
`2016. International Patent Application, PCT/US2017/018386, filed
`February 17, 2017. Patented patent issued on March 29, 2022, as
`U.S. Patent No. 11,285,307.
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`2. Anurag Tulsiram and William R. Eisenstadt, “Oscillator-Based Built-In-
`Self-Test for Low Dropout Regulator Measurement” Invention Disclosure
`T18326, Sept. 17, 2020. U.S. Utility Patent Application Serial No.
`17/186,755, filed February 26, 2021.
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`3. Byul Hur and W. R. Eisenstadt, “WIRELESS SMART MOSQUITO AND
`INSECT TRAP DEVICE, NETWORK AND METHOD OF COUNTING A
`POPULATION OF THE MOSQUITES OR INSECTS” US Patent 10,588,306
`B2, Awarded March 17, 2020, US Patent Application Serial No.
`62/065,989; filed April 13, 2015, International Patent application,
`Serial No. PCT/US16/27352; filed April 13, 2016.
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`4. W.R. Eisenstadt and A. Kinsey, “MONITORING SYSTEM FOR
`PERISHABLE OR TEMPERATURE-SENSITIVE PRODUCT
`TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE,” US Provisional Patent Application
`Docket No. UF.1124P, Serial No. 61/924,845; filed January 8, 2014.
`Disclosure UF#-14711 (COMB w/14558) submitted April 22, 2013, This
`technology has been licensed by UF OTL by Comm-N-Sense Corp. US
`Patent Awarded 9557224, 1/31/2017.
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`5. B. Hur and W. R. Eisenstadt, “Tunable Active Directional Couplers,” U.S.
`Patent 8,704,575, UF#-13618, February 28, 2011. Patent application
`US 2013/0147535 on June 18, 2012. US, Notice of allowance by patent
`examiner 12/23/2013, Awarded April 22, 2014. Patent
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`6. K. Mojjada and W. R. Eisenstadt, “Polarization Diversity Differential
`Antenna,” US Provisional Patent Application, Serial No. 61/993,368;
`filed May 15, 2014. UF #14172, submitted on 4/11/2012. Patent
`Application
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`7. W. R. Eisenstadt, R. Fox, T. Zhang and J-S Yoon, Power Detector of
`Embedded IC Test Circuits (DIV), U.S. Patent 7,925, 229, issued on
`April 12, 2011. Patent
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`8. Jaeshin Kim and W. R. Eisenstadt, “Embedded Phase Noise
`Measurement System,” U.S. Patent 7,951,408, from UF Invention
`Disclosure #13094, January 29, 2009. U.S. Patent application with a
`June 30, 2009 submittal. U.S. Patent 7,951,408 issued June 28, 2011.
`Patent
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`9. K. Jung, W. R. Eisenstadt, R. M. Fox, “Broadband Active Balun using
`Combined Cascode-Cascade Configuration,” UF Invention Disclosure
`#12781, January 2008, Filed for Non-Provisional US Patent in December
`2008, US Patent No. 7,737,789 Issued 6/15/10. Patent
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`10.W. R. Eisenstadt, J. Ahn and R. M. Fox, “Distributed/RF Microwave
`Peak/Power Detector,” Awarded US Patent 7,839,137, November 23,
`2010, UF Invention Disclosure #11763, January 6, 2005. Filed for
`worldwide rights via a Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) Application US
`2008/0309321 on July 19, 2005, Patent.
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`11.D. Han, S. S. Akbay, S. Bhattacharya, A. Chatterjee, and W. R.
`Eisenstadt, “Self-Calibration Systems and Methods,” Awarded US Patent
`7,756,663, July, 13, 2010. July, 10, 2010. Provisional Patent Georgia
`Tech Research Center ID #3500, filed June 27, 2005, US Patent
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`12.W. R. Eisenstadt, T. Zhang, J.S. Yoon and R. M. Fox, “Embedded S-
`Parameter Measurement,” U.S. Patent 7,924,025 Issued April 27, 2011.
`from UF Invention Disclosure #11834 combined with UF Invention
`disclosure #11848. Filed for worldwide rights via a Patent Cooperation
`Treaty (PCT) Application, PCT/US2006/029048 on July 26, 2005.
`Patent
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`13.W. R. Eisenstadt, R. M. Fox, J.S. Yoon and T. Zhang, “Embedded IC Test
`Circuits and Methods,” U.S. Patent 7,379,716 May 26, 2008 from
`combined UF. #11649 and UF # 11669 combined, March 24, 2005, U.S.
`Patent Application No. 11/088,993, Patent
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`14.W. R. Eisenstadt and Q. Yin, “Wireless Embedded Test Signal
`Generation,” US patent application from UF Invention Disclosure
`#11803, April 2005. US Patent #7,873,884, issued January 18, 2011,
`Filed for worldwide rights via a Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT)
`Application on April 15, 2006, Patent
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`15.T. Zhang, W. R. Eisenstadt, and R. M. Fox, “A Robust RF Peak Detector
`and Pseudo RMS Detector for Embedded Test,” US Patent # 7,379,716,
`Issued May 27, 2008, University of Florida, Invention Disclosure, UF #
`11649, July 27, 2004, Patent
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`16.W. R. Eisenstadt, “Integrated Voltage Boost Circuit for Simplified Board
`Design,” University of Florida Invention Disclosure UF#-10797 and
`Akerman Senterfitt Docket No. 5853-268, US Utility Patent filing
`October 2, 2003, Patent Application No. 10/667,596. Abandoned.
`Patent Application
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`17.R. Chawla, W.R. Eisenstadt, R. M. Fox, D. Hemmemway, J. Johnston,
`and C. McCarty, “Semiconductor Test System And Associated Methods
`For Wafer Level Acceptance Testing,” University of Florida Invention
`Disclosure UF#-10541 and Intersil Americas, Inc., Patent Application
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`No. 60/282,011, Filed for US Patent April 6, 2002, revised June 2003,
`Application abandoned by UF. Patent Application
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`18.D. E. Bockelman and W. R. Eisenstadt, "Method and Apparatus for
`Calibrating a Network Analyzer,” U. S. Patent Application, Issued as U.
`S. Patent Number 5,793, 213, August 11, 1998. Won Motorola patent of
`the year 2005. Patent
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`19.D. E. Bockelman and W. R. Eisenstadt, "Circuit Probe for Measuring a
`Differential Circuit," Issued as U. S. Patent Number 5,561,378, October
`1, 1996. Patent
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`20.J. H. Adair, R. K. Singh, S. S. Staehle, and W. Eisenstadt, “Colloidally-
`Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition for Patterned Diamond Films,”
`Issued as U.S. Patent Number 5,501,877, March 26, 1996. Patent
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`21.D. E. Bockelman and W. R. Eisenstadt, “Method and Apparatus for
`Characterizing a Differential Circuit,” Issued as U.S. Patent Number
`5,495,173 on February 27, 1996. Won Motorola Patent of the Year of
`2005. Patent
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`22.J. D. Cox, W. R. Eisenstadt, and R. M. Fox, “X-ray Imaging System and
`Solid State Detector Therefor,” Issued as U.S. Patent No. 5,440,130 on
`Aug. 8, 1995. Patent.
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`Solid State Detector Therefor,” Issued as U.S. Patent No. 5,220,170 on
`June 15, 1993. Patent
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`Products Designed Leading Multi-Disciplinary Student Teams:
`1. Automated Test Station/Breakout Box, UF IPPD project, Leader of a
`team of six, 2017-2018.
`2. Site Asset Tracking System (SATS), UF IPPD project, Leader of a team
`of six, 2016-2017.
`3. Smart Guarden/Pond Protector, UF IPPD project, Leader of a team of
`eight, 2015-2016.
`4. Tramp Metal Detector Remote Communication Integration, UF IPPD
`project, Leader of a student design team of six, 2014-2015.
`5. High Precision Indoor Localization and Navigation of Mobile Devices, UF
`ITV/IPPD program, lead a student design team of six, 2013-2014.
`6. Microdebrider Identification Investigation, Medtronic, Inc., Lead a
`student design team of six, 2012-2013.
`7. ITV Project: GaN Hydrogen sensor commercialization, UF ITV/IPPD
`program, Lead a student design team of six, 2011-2012.
`8. Low Cost Signal Processing and Data Reporting System, Nielsen Corp,
`Leader of a student design team of five, 2011-2012.
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`9. Intelligent Turn Signal Control, Armorit, LLC, Leader of a student design
`team of seven, 2010-2011.
`10.In Vitro Diagnostic & Immunological Biological Identifier Tool
`Development Based Upon High Electron Mobility Transistor (HEMT)
`Sensor, sponsored by UF Office of Technology Licensing ITV Program,
`Leader of a student design team of six. 2009-2010.
`11.High-Velocity Projectile Impact Sensor Technology, Locheed Martin,
`Leader of a student design team of five, 2007-2008.
`12.Environmentally Safe Battery Operated Insect Light Trap, Nacon
`Technologies Inc., Leader of a student design team of