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Austin, TX.— February 21st, 2023—Quantic Wenzel, an industry leader in crystal oscillators, frequency sources, and integrated microwave assemblies, announced that Gilberto “Gil” Gonzalez has joined the company as the new Director of Engineering. Gonzalez has held multiple engineering and program management leadership roles, previously at BAE Systems, GE Aviation, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, and Raytheon. Gonzalez holds an MSE (Master of Science in Engineering), Electrical Engineering from Walden University and an MBA (Master of Business Administration) from the Jack Welch Management Institute. […]
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Technical Article: Improving Oscillator Dynamic Phase Noise with Passive Vibration Isolation and Accelerometer-Based Vibration Compensation In this Microwave Journal article we present an accelerometer-based vibration compensation system that mitigates the effects of vibration on OCXO dynamic phase noise. We examine the use of this active compensation system as well as passive vibration isolation and discuss challenges and design considerations related to these techniques. Complete the form below to access the technical article. *Posted with permission from Microwave Journal.