Andrew William Daga
Architects at Mtn Laurel Ln, Frazer, PA

License number
Colorado 400424
Issued Date
May 6, 2005
Renew Date
Aug 1, 2007
Expiration Date
Jul 31, 2009
Type
Architect
Address
Address 2
111 Mountain Laurel Ln, Frazer, PA 19355
Frazer, PA

Professional information

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Ceo Momentum Dynamics Corporation

Position:
CEO at Momentum Dynamics Corporation, School Board Director at Great Valley School District
Location:
Greater Philadelphia Area
Industry:
Automotive
Work:
Momentum Dynamics Corporation - Malvern, PA since Apr 2009 - CEO Great Valley School District since Dec 2009 - School Board Director
Education:
Spring Garden College 1980 - 1985
B Arch, Architecture
Spring Garden College 1981 - 1984
BS, Construction Engineering
Skills:
Inventor, Engineering, Research, Strategic Planning, New Business Development, Public Speaking, Team Building, Product Development, Team Leadership, Teaching, Project Management, Change Management, CEOs, Corporate Finance, Entrepreneurship, Start-ups, Leadership, Process Improvement, Strategy, Strategic Partnerships, Integration, Leadership Development, Training, Data Analysis, Business Strategy, Management Consulting, Analysis, Government, Management, Project Planning, Negotiation, Coaching, Contract Negotiation, Marketing, Program Management, Budgets, Business Development, Organizational Development, Nonprofits
Interests:
Advanced Energy Technologies Electric Vehicle Innovation Advanced Electrical Energy Generation and Distribution Clean Tech Technology Innovation Space exploration Biomimetic design and human factors History of Technology


Andrew Daga Photo 2

Mthod Of And Apparatus For Generating An Adjustable Reactance

US Patent:
2013030, Nov 14, 2013
Filed:
May 10, 2013
Appl. No.:
13/891917
Inventors:
Andrew William Daga - Malvern PA, US
Daniel S. Hackman - Reading PA, US
Assignee:
MOMENTUM DYNAMICS CORPORATION - Malvern PA
International Classification:
H01F 38/14
US Classification:
307104
Abstract:
A method for adjusting reactance includes an adjustable reactance generator including a comparator receiving an input sinusoidal waveform and outputting a square wave that retains the frequency and phase of the applied sinusoidal waveform. The reactance adjustment is generated using a power switching circuit that receives the square wave from the comparator as a control signal and outputs a square wave that retains the frequency and phase of the applied sinusoidal voltage waveform, an adjustable power supply that adjusts the amplitude of the square wave output by the power switching circuit, and an amplitude detector that controls the output level of the adjustable power supply. The power switching circuit output, when converted to a sinusoid, provides the effect of an adjustable reactance.