|
|
|
 |
| |
|
|
Management |
| |
 |
|
Ross Teggatz - President/Founder |
| |
|
|
|
With more than 24 years in the Mixed-Signal IC Design Industry, Ross has played senior-management roles in the
analog, mixed-signal, and power organizations of Texas Instruments, including the Director of the Mixed-Signal Power
and
Control organization, where he managed a team 120 development engineers, and CTO for the Custom Mixed-
Signal organization. His responsibilities included business and technical development of both the custom automotive
and consumer markets, as well as creation of an organizational structure to pursue markets in the industrial
and medical areas. He started several successful product lines, include the TPIC power IC catalog product line
and prior to joining Triune, created and organized a development team to develop digital power control. To further
utilize his abilities both
as a technical and business expert, Ross was involved assessing corporations for mergers and acquisitions.
Ross has been recognized as a technical leader. He served as both program committee member, and later as the chairman of the IEEE BiCMOS Technology and Circuits Meeting (BCTM) conferences. He has authored numerous conference and journal articles. At TI, he was promoted to Fellow in 2003 for his expertise and contributions to revenue in the mixed-signal power area. To Ross’s innovation credit, he has over 40 patents and many more pending in the areas of process, devices, circuits, and systems.
Ross earned his B.S. degree from University of Iowa, M.S. degree from Southern Methodist University, and MBA from University of Texas. He is a senior member of IEEE, and a licensed professional engineer in the State of Texas.
|
| |
 |
|
Wayne Chen - Vice President Technology |
| |
|
|
|
Wayne brings an experience of 23 years in Analog, Mixed-Signal and power circuit design and management. Prior to joining Triune Systems, he had led and directed the 90 person design organization for Texas Instruments’ Custom Mixed Signal department. This included assessing opportunities, as well as responsiblty for execution of custom ASIC solutions. His other roles have included leading an integration team for acquisitions and mergers, the creation of a successful audio power amplifier business unit within TI, and serving as lead designer/designer at TI, Raytheon, and International Microelectronic Products on various IC developments. These experiences have given Wayne great appreciation for the care-abouts of the consumer, automotive, industrial, military and medical market segments.
He was elected to TI Fellow in 2005 for his expertise in the mixed-signal power ICs. He received his B.S. and M.S. degrees from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and MBA from the University of Texas. As an innovator in the areas of circuits, systems, and devices, he currently holds more than 20 patents, has several more pending, and has authored/co-authored several papers. |
| |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Terms of use |
|
|
|
