Organization/Employer:
GSFC on-site Contractor
NASA GSFC
Greenbelt, Maryland 20771
301-286-0000
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Author's Bio:
Alexander Teverovsky received Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Moscow University of Electronics, Russia. He worked at the Moscow Institute of Electronic Machine Building developing techniques to analyze charge instabilities in MOS structures and specializing in reliability physics of semiconductor devices. Dr. Teverovsky joined the Goddard Space Flight Center parts analysis lab in 1994 as a senior failure analyst performing failure analysis and design evaluation of hybrids, microcircuits, and discrete active and passive components. Starting in 2000, he has been working on evaluation of new technologies and components for space applications including SOI technology, DC-DC converters, ferroelectric memory devices (FRAMs), microelectromechanical systems (MEMs), tantalum capacitors, and plastic encapsulated microcircuits (PEMs). Dr. Teverovsky is author of more than 60 technical publications and holds several patents on test techniques.