Michael T. Dewenter
Engineering at Magazine St, New Orleans, LA
License number
Louisiana EI.0020090
Issued Date
Jan 15, 2002
Expiration Date
Mar 31, 2018
Category
Civil Engineer
Address
Address
5322 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115
Professional information
Electrical Engineer At Qinetiq North America
Position:
Electrical Engineer at QinetiQ North America, Owner / Technician / Design Engineer at Transanalog
Location:
Greater New Orleans Area
Industry:
Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing
Work:
QinetiQ North America
since Feb 2010
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Electrical Engineer
Transanalog
since Jan 2001
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Owner / Technician / Design Engineer
GrayMatter, Inc.
Feb 2007 - Sep 2009
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Electrical Engineer
HySecurity
Feb 2006 - Oct 2006
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Engineering Technician II
Petrotech Inc
Oct 2004 - Apr 2005
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Electrical Engineer
W-Industries
May 2002 - Sep 2003
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Electrical Engineer
Education:
University of New Orleans 1998 - 2001
BSEE, Electrical Engineering Delgado Community College 1996 - 1998
ASET, Electronic Technology
BSEE, Electrical Engineering Delgado Community College 1996 - 1998
ASET, Electronic Technology
Interests:
Product Development and Design, Product improvement, Analog and Digital Circuit Design, Research and Development, Electronic Musical Equipment Design.
Honor & Awards:
Gambit's annual 40 under 40 in 2008. (Gambit is a New Orleans and regional Newspaper)
Michael Dewenter - New Orleans, LA
Work:
Trey-Technology
Electrical Engineer M.T.Dewenter, LLC.
Electronic Design Engineer QinetiQ North America - Slidell, LA
Electrical Engineer Gray Matter, Inc. - Metairie, LA
Lead Electrical Engineer HySecurity - Kent, WA
Engineering Technician II Petrotech - Belle Chasse, LA
Electrical Engineer W-Industries of Louisiana - Harahan, LA
Electrical Engineer
Electrical Engineer M.T.Dewenter, LLC.
Electronic Design Engineer QinetiQ North America - Slidell, LA
Electrical Engineer Gray Matter, Inc. - Metairie, LA
Lead Electrical Engineer HySecurity - Kent, WA
Engineering Technician II Petrotech - Belle Chasse, LA
Electrical Engineer W-Industries of Louisiana - Harahan, LA
Electrical Engineer
Education:
University of New Orleans - New Orleans, LA
BS in Electrical Engineering Delgado Community College - New Orleans, LA
AS in Technology
BS in Electrical Engineering Delgado Community College - New Orleans, LA
AS in Technology
Skills:
Electronic Circuit Design Analog, Digital, RF, embedded logic including mixed signal. PCB Layout Multilayer including through hole, SMT, BGA, and controlled impedance for RF applications. Electronic Prototyping and Rework Circuit level assembly, prototyping and troubleshooting down to 0402 and BGA packages. Embedded Programming C, Assembly language and Verilog HDL for various microprocessors including TI MSP430 series, Atmel AVR, PIC, NXP, CPLD and FPGA including Xilinx Cool Runner CPLD, Spartan 3 series. Software experience includes Mentor Graphics PADS, Altium Designer, Protel DXP, IAR Systems, Xilinx ISE Design Suite, NI LabView, Atmel AVR Studio. Experience with single and 3 phase motors to 460V, electro-mechanical and electro-hydraulic systems.
Control And Systems For Autonomously Driven Vehicles
US Patent:
2010010, Apr 29, 2010
Filed:
Oct 24, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/289325
Inventors:
Paul Gerard Trepagnier - Metairie LA, US
Jorge Emilio Nagel - New Orleans LA, US
Matthew Taylor Dooner - Jefferson LA, US
Michael Thomas Dewenter - New Orleans LA, US
Neil Michael Traft - New Orleans LA, US
Sergey Drakunov - Port Orange FL, US
Powell Kinney - Slidell LA, US
Aaron Lee - Jamaica Plain MA, US
Jorge Emilio Nagel - New Orleans LA, US
Matthew Taylor Dooner - Jefferson LA, US
Michael Thomas Dewenter - New Orleans LA, US
Neil Michael Traft - New Orleans LA, US
Sergey Drakunov - Port Orange FL, US
Powell Kinney - Slidell LA, US
Aaron Lee - Jamaica Plain MA, US
Assignee:
The Gray Insurance Company - Metairie LA
International Classification:
G05D 1/02
US Classification:
701 25, 701 26
Abstract:
A navigation and control system including one or more position sensors configured to generate position signals indicative of the location and heading of a vehicle. The system includes one or more operation control mechanisms having inputs and producing outputs which control an operation of the vehicle and includes a self-contained autonomous controller disposed remote from the operation control mechanisms. The autonomous controller includes a processor configured to receive the position signals from the position sensors and to generate operation control signals defining an updated travel path for the vehicle, and a programmable interface providing communication among the position sensors, the operation control mechanisms, and the processor. The programmable interface is configured to normalize inputs to the processor from the position sensors and to generate compatible operation control signals applied as the inputs to the operation control mechanisms, whereby the self-contained autonomous controller is configurable for operation with a variety of different sensors and different operation control mechanisms.
Control And Systems For Autonomously Driven Vehicles
US Patent:
2013027, Oct 17, 2013
Filed:
Apr 1, 2013
Appl. No.:
13/854630
Inventors:
Jorge Emilio Nagel - New Orleans LA, US
Matthew Taylor Dooner - Jefferson LA, US
Michael Thomas Dewenter - New Orleans LA, US
Neil Michael Traft - New Orleans LA, US
Sergey Drakunov - Port Orange FL, US
Powell Kinney - Slidell LA, US
Aaron Lee - Jamaica Plain MA, US
Matthew Taylor Dooner - Jefferson LA, US
Michael Thomas Dewenter - New Orleans LA, US
Neil Michael Traft - New Orleans LA, US
Sergey Drakunov - Port Orange FL, US
Powell Kinney - Slidell LA, US
Aaron Lee - Jamaica Plain MA, US
International Classification:
G05D 1/02
US Classification:
701 26
Abstract:
An autonomous controller for a vehicle. The controller has a processor configured to receive position signals from position sensors and to generate operation control signals defining an updated travel path for the vehicle. The controller has a programmable interface providing communication among the position sensors, the operation control mechanisms, and the processor. The controller is configured to normalize inputs to the processor from the position sensors and to generate compatible operation control signals applied as the inputs to the operation control mechanisms. The processor and the programmable interface define a self-contained unit configurable for operation with a variety of different remote sensors and different remote operation control mechanisms.
Control And Systems For Autonomously Driven Vehicles
US Patent:
8280623, Oct 2, 2012
Filed:
Dec 28, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/339061
Inventors:
Paul Gerard Trepagnier - Metairie LA, US
Jorge Emilio Nagel - New Orleans LA, US
Matthew Taylor Dooner - Jefferson LA, US
Michael Thomas Dewenter - New Orleans LA, US
Neil Michael Traft - New Orleans LA, US
Sergey Drakunov - Port Orange FL, US
Powell Kinney - Slidell LA, US
Aaron Lee - Jamaica Plain MA, US
Jorge Emilio Nagel - New Orleans LA, US
Matthew Taylor Dooner - Jefferson LA, US
Michael Thomas Dewenter - New Orleans LA, US
Neil Michael Traft - New Orleans LA, US
Sergey Drakunov - Port Orange FL, US
Powell Kinney - Slidell LA, US
Aaron Lee - Jamaica Plain MA, US
Assignee:
Gray & Company, Inc. - Metairie LA
International Classification:
G01C 3/00, G01C 21/00
US Classification:
701301, 701 28, 701523, 180167
Abstract:
An autonomous controller for a vehicle. The controller has a processor configured to receive position signals from position sensors and to generate operation control signals defining an updated travel path for the vehicle. The controller has a programmable interface providing communication among the position sensors, the operation control mechanisms, and the processor. The controller is configured to normalize inputs to the processor from the position sensors and to generate compatible operation control signals applied as the inputs to the operation control mechanisms. The processor and the programmable interface define a self-contained unit configurable for operation with a variety of different remote sensors and different remote operation control mechanisms.
Control And Systems For Autonomously Driven Vehicles
US Patent:
8412449, Apr 2, 2013
Filed:
Aug 22, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/591362
Inventors:
Paul Gerard Trepagnier - Metairie LA, US
Jorge Emilio Nagel - New Orleans LA, US
Matthew Taylor Dooner - Jefferson LA, US
Michael Thomas Dewenter - New Orleans LA, US
Neil Michael Traft - New Orleans LA, US
Sergey Drakunov - Port Orange FL, US
Powell Kinney - Slidell LA, US
Aaron Lee - Jamaica Plain MA, US
Jorge Emilio Nagel - New Orleans LA, US
Matthew Taylor Dooner - Jefferson LA, US
Michael Thomas Dewenter - New Orleans LA, US
Neil Michael Traft - New Orleans LA, US
Sergey Drakunov - Port Orange FL, US
Powell Kinney - Slidell LA, US
Aaron Lee - Jamaica Plain MA, US
Assignee:
Gray & Company, Inc. - Metairie LA
International Classification:
G01C 21/00, G01C 3/00
US Classification:
701301, 701 26, 701 28, 701467, 701519
Abstract:
An autonomous controller for a vehicle. The controller has a processor configured to receive position signals from position sensors and to generate operation control signals defining an updated travel path for the vehicle. The controller has a programmable interface providing communication among the position sensors, the operation control mechanisms, and the processor. The controller is configured to normalize inputs to the processor from the position sensors and to generate compatible operation control signals applied as the inputs to the operation control mechanisms. The processor and the programmable interface define a self-contained unit configurable for operation with a variety of different remote sensors and different remote operation control mechanisms.
Sounding Kit
US Patent:
2014006, Mar 6, 2014
Filed:
Aug 28, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/596663
Inventors:
Berry Lee McCormick - Carriere MS, US
Richard Harvey Smith - Picayune MS, US
Michael Thomas Dewenter - New Orleans LA, US
Richard Harvey Smith - Picayune MS, US
Michael Thomas Dewenter - New Orleans LA, US
Assignee:
QINETIQ NORTH AMERICA, INC. - McLean VA
International Classification:
G01W 1/08
US Classification:
7317028
Abstract:
A man packable, portable sounding kit includes, in one example, at least two balloons and at least two radiosondes each including a tether for connecting a radiosonde to a balloon. A gas container includes gas for inflating the at least two balloons. A fill hose assembly includes a balloon inflation nozzle coupled to a pressure regulator. A data transceiver unit is configured to receive and optionally to rebroadcast atmospheric weather data from the radiosonde. A case houses the balloons, radiosondes, data transceiver unit, gas container, and fill hose assembly.