Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Robert Adams is Technical Fellow at Analog Devices, Inc. His focus is on signal-processing and conversion for professional audio. He is a leader in the development of sigma-delta converters, introducing new industry concepts including mismatch-shaping, multi-bit quantization, and continuous-time architectures.Adams graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Tufts University in 1976. From 1977 to 1988 he worked for DBX, an audio company. There, he helped develop the industry's first audio converter with greater than 16-bit resolution, as well as one of the earliest digital-audio recorders. In 1988, he joined the Converter Group of Analog Devices as a Senior Staff Designer, and went on to develop ADI's first sigma-delta converters in partnership with Paul Ferguson. He produced the world’s first monolithic asynchronous sample rate converters (the AD1890), and he created ADI’s sigmaDSP line of audio-specific digital signal processing cores.As of 1998, Adams had received 15 patents related to audio signal processing."@en }
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- Bob_Adams_(electrical_engineer) abstract "Robert Adams is Technical Fellow at Analog Devices, Inc. His focus is on signal-processing and conversion for professional audio. He is a leader in the development of sigma-delta converters, introducing new industry concepts including mismatch-shaping, multi-bit quantization, and continuous-time architectures.Adams graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Tufts University in 1976. From 1977 to 1988 he worked for DBX, an audio company. There, he helped develop the industry's first audio converter with greater than 16-bit resolution, as well as one of the earliest digital-audio recorders. In 1988, he joined the Converter Group of Analog Devices as a Senior Staff Designer, and went on to develop ADI's first sigma-delta converters in partnership with Paul Ferguson. He produced the world’s first monolithic asynchronous sample rate converters (the AD1890), and he created ADI’s sigmaDSP line of audio-specific digital signal processing cores.As of 1998, Adams had received 15 patents related to audio signal processing.".
- Q18921293 abstract "Robert Adams is Technical Fellow at Analog Devices, Inc. His focus is on signal-processing and conversion for professional audio. He is a leader in the development of sigma-delta converters, introducing new industry concepts including mismatch-shaping, multi-bit quantization, and continuous-time architectures.Adams graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Tufts University in 1976. From 1977 to 1988 he worked for DBX, an audio company. There, he helped develop the industry's first audio converter with greater than 16-bit resolution, as well as one of the earliest digital-audio recorders. In 1988, he joined the Converter Group of Analog Devices as a Senior Staff Designer, and went on to develop ADI's first sigma-delta converters in partnership with Paul Ferguson. He produced the world’s first monolithic asynchronous sample rate converters (the AD1890), and he created ADI’s sigmaDSP line of audio-specific digital signal processing cores.As of 1998, Adams had received 15 patents related to audio signal processing.".