Dean A Kostan

age ~58

from Lake in the Hills, IL

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Also known as:

Dean Katherine Kostan
Dean A Kosten
Dean A Gabryszak
Dean Koston

Phone and address:: 650 Plumtree Rd, Hoffman Estates, IL 60010
(847)5161938

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Dean Kostan Phones & Addresses

650 Plumtree Rd, Barrington, IL 60010 • (847)5161938
Lake in the Hills, IL
Crystal Lake, IL
Buffalo Grove, IL
521 Tenby Way, Algonquin, IL 60102
Lake in the Hills, IL
Joliet, IL
Palos Heights, IL
Palatine, IL
McHenry, IL
PO Box 1860, Crystal Lake, IL 60039

Work

Company:

Tectonic innovation corp.
Jun 2010
Position:

Program manager and designer

Education

Degree:

MSEE/CS
School / High School:

University of Illinois at Chicago
1993 to 2000
Specialities:

Digital image and signal processing,computer vision,control, comm theory, digital filter design

Skills

Embedded Systems • Fpga • Electronics • Manufacturing • System Design • Dsp • Asic • Pcb Design • Vhdl • Verilog • Debugging • Microcontrollers • Architecture • Simulation • Programming • Electrical Engineering • Testing • Engineering • Integration • Requirements Analysis • Hardware • Ic Verification • Design Specifications • Program Management • Product Management • Customer Experience • Methodology • Methodology Implementation • Microprocessors • Semiconductors • Simulations • Wireless Technologies • Engineering Management • Radio Frequency • Integrated Circuits • Product Development • Cross Functional Team Leadership • Sensors • Integrated Circuit Design • C • Embedded Software • Hardware Architecture • Software Development • Digital Signal Processors • Analog • Firmware • Rf • Systems Design

Interests

Robotics • Embedded Programming • Ping Pong • Weight Lifting • Fpga Design For Control and Data Path

Industries

Design

Resumes

Technology Expert

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Location:

Elgin, IL

Industry:

Design

Work:

Tectonic Innovation Corp. since Jun 2010
Program Manager and Designer
Digital Design Corporation Aug 2000 - May 2010
Director of Hardware Engineering
Advanced Digital Design Apr 1998 - Jul 2000
Principle Staff Engineer
Charles Industries Jun 1996 - Apr 1998
Principal Member of the Technical Staff
Motorola Jul 1989 - Jun 1996
Lead Design Engineer

Education:

University of Illinois at Chicago 1993 - 2000
MSEE/CS, Digital image and signal processing,computer vision,control, comm theory, digital filter design University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1987 - 1989
BSEE, Digital Design, Electromechanical, communications, IC design, RF design

Skills:

Embedded Systems
Fpga
Electronics
Manufacturing
System Design
Dsp
Asic
Pcb Design
Vhdl
Verilog
Debugging
Microcontrollers
Architecture
Simulation
Programming
Electrical Engineering
Testing
Engineering
Integration
Requirements Analysis
Hardware
Ic Verification
Design Specifications
Program Management
Product Management
Customer Experience
Methodology
Methodology Implementation
Microprocessors
Semiconductors
Simulations
Wireless Technologies
Engineering Management
Radio Frequency
Integrated Circuits
Product Development
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Sensors
Integrated Circuit Design
C
Embedded Software
Hardware Architecture
Software Development
Digital Signal Processors
Analog
Firmware
Rf
Systems Design

Interests:

Robotics
Embedded Programming
Ping Pong
Weight Lifting
Fpga Design For Control and Data Path

Us Patents

Method And Apparatus For Efficient Improved Data Transmissions On Telephone Links Between Service Providers And Remote Clients
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US Patent:

6396911, May 28, 2002
Filed:

Apr 15, 1999
Appl. No.:

09/292270
Inventors:

Dean Anthony Kostan - Algonquin IL
Avinash K. Vaidya - Riverwoods IL
Patrick I. Lazar - Gurnee IL
Juan Ramon Uribe - Elmhurst IL
Louis Poirier - Buffalo Grove IL
Xiaoyue Zhong - Mundelein IL
Yamel Torres - Chicago IL
Assignee:

Charles Industries, Ltd. - Rolling Meadows IL
International Classification:

H04M 1100
US Classification:

379 9314, 379 9308, 375222
Abstract:

A method and apparatus are provided for efficient improved data transmissions on telephone links between service providers and remote clients. The method and apparatus perform the steps of receiving an analog encoded data signal, selectively routed by a switch which is communicatively connected to a set of central office switch assembly codecs, and performing a high precision, synchronized analog to digital conversion while the signal is relatively close to a phone company central office switch assembly. The signal is transferred to output circuitry used to transmit signals on phone company subscriber lines. The signal is converted back to an analog signal prior to its final transmission to a subscriber client modem. In an embodiment of the invention, the high precision, synchronized analog to digital conversion is performed by a client-type modem and the output is transferred to a server-type modem which transmits the converted signal, in digital form, over a pair gain system. In an alternative embodiment, the client-type modem resides on the central office terminal side of a pair gain system and the server-type modem resides on the remote terminal side of the pair gain system.

Method And Apparatus For Improved Data Transmissions On Telephone Links Between Service Providers And Remote Clients
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US Patent:

6396910, May 28, 2002
Filed:

Mar 1, 1999
Appl. No.:

09/259612
Inventors:

Patrick I. Lazar - Gurnee IL
Avinash K. Vaidya - Riverwoods IL
Juan Ramon Uribe - Elmhurst IL
Louis Poirier - Buffalo Grove IL
Dean Anthony Kostan - Algonquin IL
Xiaoyue Zhong - Mundelein IL
Yamel Torres - Chicago IL
Assignee:

Charles Industries, Ltd. - Rolling Meadows IL
International Classification:

H04M 1100
US Classification:

379 9314, 379 9308, 375222
Abstract:

A method and apparatus are provided for improved data transmissions on telephone links between service providers and remote clients. The method and apparatus perform the steps of receiving an analog encoded data signal and performing a high precision, synchronized analog to digital conversion while the signal is relatively close to a phone company central office switch assembly. The signal is transferred to output circuitry used to transmit signals on phone company subscriber lines. The signal is converted back to an analog signal prior to its final transmission to a subscriber client modem. In an embodiment of the invention, the high precision, synchronized analog to digital conversion is performed by a client-type modem and the output is transferred to a server-type modem which transmits the converted signal, in digital form, over a pair gain system. In an alternative embodiment, the client-type modem resides on the central office terminal side of a pair gain system and the server-type modem resides on the remote terminal side of the pair gain system.