Bob started at Hewlett-Packard in 1984. During his 38 years with HP, Agilent, and now Keysight, Bob has been part of the company’s marketing and R&D organizations for power supplies, electronic loads, power analyzers, data acquisition equipment, and test systems. Now, as asolution architect, Bob is responsible to create Keysight’s battery testing solutions roadmap by researching customer and industry trends and developing plans to meet emerging customer needs.
He was product manager for several generations of power supplies, including the first modular power system introduced by HP in 1989. He has also managed Agilent’s power supply test systems business, wireless power business, and battery test systems business.
Bob holds a degree in Electrical Engineering from Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, New Jersey, USA.
http://www.keysight.com"Digital Twins for Battery Design and Test"
When designing and validating new batteries, testing can be time consuming, energy intensive, hazardous, and require expensive DUT and capital test assets. Using simulation and modeling, a digital twin of both the DUT and the test system provides virtual testing to shorten the time and expense of design verification. This presentation describes a software framework to achieve lower costs and faster design cycles with reduced real testing when taking new designs to completion.