Howard Hausman of RF Microwave Consulting Services

Satellite Communications can and in some instances does provide ubiquitous internet access to all regions of the world.  Traditionally most satellite communication used Geostationary Earth Orbits (GEO) but recently the interest and investments have been in Medium Earth Orbit (MEO) and Low Earth Orbit (LEO) systems.  Discussed is the difference between operating in each orbital category with emphasis on the LEO Satellite Systems.  The lecture is concept based and therefore informative to attendees working in the engineering field as well as those just interested in learning more about the Low Earth Orbit satellite technology.     

Biography:

Howard Hausman received his MSEE degree from Polytechnic University/Tandon School of Engineering, NYU where he was an Adjunct Professor.  He is currently President/CEO of RF Microwave Consulting Services and an Adjunct Professor at Hofstra University and an Adjunct Associated Professor at NYIT.  Formerly Mr. Hausman was CTO and VP of Engineering, before being appointed President/CEO of MITEQ Inc., a world renown microwave engineering company with approximately 500 employees.  He has designed hardware, wrote papers and lectured on microwave systems and components for Satellite Communications, Space Systems, Radar and Reconnaissance systems. Howard Hausman is a recipient of an NYU Distinguished Alumni Award, the IEEE LI Alex Gruenwald Award “For outstanding contributions to enhance the knowledge of the IEEE LI Section members”, and a NASA Award for work on the Mars Landing System.  Mr. Hausman is currently the Chairman of the IEEE LI Communications Society and was awarded a patent “Measuring Satellite Linearity from Earth Using A Low Duty Cycle Pulsed Microwave Signal”.  He also authored a textbook “Microwave Power Amplifier Design with MMIC Modules” published by Artech House.

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