ELECTRONICS AND COMPUTER MODULE

电子和计算机模块目前在凯洛格附近的一栋便携式建筑中占据空间 眼球中心；总空间为330平方英尺(100平方英尺)英国《金融时报》办公室；60平方英尺英国《金融时报》储物面积；170平方米英国《金融时报》研讨会)。 眼科计划为这个模块提供250平方英尺的专用空间 2010年初新大楼的7层(见附录C)。目前的空间容纳了以下主要的 设备：三台Tektronix示波器、一台数字化仪、两台通用脉冲/函数发生器； 几个万用表和逻辑探头；各种电源和电路板；三台个人电脑 (Dell GX1、Dell GX270、300 MHz奔腾)和一台Macintosh计算机(G4)；一台超声波清洁器；两台 可编程存储器和逻辑器件的编程器；蚀刻电路板生产设备； 以及用于设备的机械组装的工具。计算机软件包括：美国国家仪器公司的 LabVIEW 7.1全开发系统，带有A/D和D/A板，用于程序开发、测量和 试验目的.机械图纸和电路板布局的AutoCADLT.Adobe Pagemaker 文档和图形；以及用于其他编程的Visual Basic。 埃里克·阿诺德是一名电气工程师，自该模块成立以来一直担任该模块的工作人员，于2005年退休。要替换 阿诺德先生，我们很幸运地聘请了斯科特·阿尔姆伯格，他是一位电子工程师，在 电子线路的设计、制造和实现。Almburg先生接受过硕士级别的培训 计算机和电子控制系统以及对Macintosh、Windows的丰富知识和经验 和Unix软件和硬件系统。他在设计基于计算机的设备方面非常熟练。 和软件，并在高可靠性的设计和施工。他还在数字和网络方面提供帮助 模拟电子、计算机硬件和软件、机械设计、光电测量和 校准、仪器设计、设备和部件评估、计算机编程以及 新设备和现有设备的建造、测试、维护和维修。阿尔姆伯格先生还坚持认为 库存零部件并处理日常采购。

The Electronic and Computer Module currently occupies space in a portable building adjacent to the Kellogg Eye Center; the space totals 330 square feet (100 sq. ft. office; 60 sq. ft. storage area; 170 sq. ft. workshop). The Department of Ophthalmology plans to provide 250 square feet of dedicated space for this Module on the 7th floor of the new building in early 2010 (see Appendix C). The current space houses the following major pieces of equipment: three Tektronix oscilloscopes; a digitizer; two general purpose pulse/function generators; several multimeters and logic probes; a variety of power supplies and breadboards; three PC computers (Dell GX1, Dell GX270, 300-MHz Pentium) and a Macintosh computer (G4); an ultrasonic cleaner; two programmers for programmable memory and logic devices; equipment for etched-circuit-board production; and tools for mechanical assembly of apparatus. Computer software includes: the National Instruments' LabView 7.1 Full Development System with A/D & D/A board for program development, measurement, and testing purposes; AutoCAD LT for mechanical drawings and circuit board layout; Adobe Pagemaker for documentation and graphics; and Visual Basic for miscellaneous programming. Eric Arnold, the electrical engineer who staffed this Module since its inception, retired in 2005. To replace Mr. Arnold, we were fortunate to have recruited Scott Almburg, an electronics engineer experienced in the design, fabrication, and implementation of electronic circuits. Mr. Almburg has Masters-level training in Computer and Electronic Control Systems and a wealth of knowledge and experience in Macintosh, Windows and Unix software and hardware systems. He is exceptionally skilled at designing computer-based equipment and software and in high-reliability design and construction. He also provides assistance on both digital and analog electronics, computer hardware and software, mechanical design, photoelectric measurement and calibration, instrument design, device and component evaluation, computer programming, as well as the construction, testing, maintenance, and repair of new and existing equipment. Mr. Almburg also maintains inventories of components and handles routine procurement.