
Picture of the Week: Obama wins the election!
Resume: here
Pictures: here
Publications, Proposals, Thesis:
“An Autonomous Distributed Demand-side Energy Management Network Using Fluorescent Lamp Sensors.” IEEE PESC 2008: here
"A 2 W, 100nV/rtHz, Chopper-Stabilized Instrumentation Amplifier for Chronic Measurement of Neural Field Potentials." Journal of Solid State Circuits (JSSC07), August 2007 (co-author): here
"Build to Win: A Hands on Approach to Undergraduate
Instruction in Power Electronics."
"A Fluorescent Lamp with Integral
Proximity Sensor for Building Energy Management."
"A Modified Fluorescent Lamp
for Discreet Biometric Surveillance."
"Proximity Detection and Ranging Using a Modified Fluorescent Lamp for Security Applications." IEEE ICCST 2006: here
"Capacitive Sensing with a Fluorescent Lamp." MIT Master's of Engineering Thesis, February 2007: here
The Brain Clapper:
A Brain-Machine Interface as an experimental apparatus for Tim Denison's Low-noise Bio-potential Amplifier
-© Cooley Jan. 08 @ Medtronic Inc.
Video Demonstration (starring Tim Denison)
6.341 Discrete Time Signal Processing:
6.987 Advanced Power Electronics:
Switched Capacitor Marx DC/DC Converter Loss Models: Final Project Report
6.331 Advanced Circuit Techniques:
Lab1: High Frequency Transimpedance Amplifier
Design Lab 1: Regenerative Sample and Hold with infinite hold time
Lab2: Regulated Boost 5W 20V 600kHz
Design Lab 2: 50ns 8-bit DAC and demonstration
Lab3: Phase-Lock Loops ; PLL Datasheet CD4046 ; Lab3 Handout
Design Lab 3: Dual-Slope Integrating Analog-to-Digital Converter
6.775
A 10-bit Sub-ranging Pipelined Successive Approximation Analog-to-Digital Converter, May 2007: here
John's ultimate authentic Mexican guacamole recipe:
1. Mash up an avocado in a bowl
(serves like 2 people)
RBI's not RBI!
http://wsu.edu/~brians/errors/rbi.html
"He
seemed to know everything about the art of radar. More than once a
customer has described his designs as works of art.
"...i
it's over
but remember Anni's four leaf clover
and to those who'll leave
one last Moondance
and as Appy leaves
and crosses the wake
one last look at you I will take
in the morning sun I will blink
and to myself I will think
Give me just a little more time
for our Love will surely grow"
-Chartey Quarcoo TMI Croo '98
John Cooley
MIT Class of 2005