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David Gibson

On the Internet since 17th May 1994. You wont find me on Facebook, Linked-In or Twitter/X. I live in Leeds, UK.

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Work

I have an MA degree in Maths / Engineering from Cambridge University and a PhD from the University of Leeds (School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering). From 2016 to 2020 I was a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Exeter's Camborne School of Mines (College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences). See staff profile if that page still exists. If not, you might find it in the Internet Archive at the Wayback Machine. Im now mostly retired or, if you like, made redundant when we left the EU, as my research was sponsored by the European Commission.

Selective lists of my publications are given on my University of Exeter page, and at ResearchGate. You can also search the CREGJ database and take a look at my Cave Radio web page. If you've come here because of a professional interest then you will already know my fields of work and that Im available for consultancy and contract work – Please email me for a version of My CV that includes full contact information (The online version has been redacted).

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1 January 2012: I have removed most of the content of this web page, as it was all getting rather out of date. Perhaps I'll edit it and replace it one day? Places to go...

New items...

  • 2021: Article: A Simple Class-D Single-Sideband Modulator
  • 2021: Article: Data Protocol and Coding Examples for the British Cave Science Centre
  • 2021: Article: The SSB Paradigm for Cave Radio is Outmoded - Is it Time to Move On?
  • 2021: Article: Fundamentals series: Cave Radio Antennas
  • 2021: Article: Energy Harvesting with Electrets
  • 2020: Article: The Parallel-Fed Voltage Multiplier
  • 2020: Article: Regenerative Brake Charges Your Caving Lamp Whilst You Abseil
  • 2019: Software: Sieve of Eratosthenes (simple demo)
  • 2018: Essay: What is Steampunk?
  • 2018: Essay: Ferroelectric v. ferromagnetic materials
  • 2018: Essay: Conductivity measurement of ionic solutions
  • 2018: Article: Impedance-Balancing Rule for Op-Amps (Originally written in 1991)
  • 2017: Notes: Character Set Problems
  • 2016: Info: Staff profile at University of Exeter
  • 2015: Article: Stereoscopic vision with reduced definition in one eye

Footnotes (notes to self)

Reminder. This year ...

  • Gen Alpha: age up to 12
  • Generation Z: age up to 29
  • Millennials: age up to 44
  • Generation X: age up to 60
  • Baby Boomers: age up to 79
  • Silent Generation: older
  • See Wikipedia.

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