John Guy is a highly experienced hardware developer with almost 40 years of work experience. He has a strong background in PCB design, engineering management, and analog circuit design. Based in Phoenix, Nevada, John has worked for reputable companies such as Analog Devices, Universal Electronics, Broadcom, National Semiconductor, and Maxim Integrated. He is skilled in various aspects of the design cycle, from concept to final design verification. John is open to reviewing device implementations and is open to reviewing simulation, schematic, or PCB layouts.
John Guy
John Guy
Areas of interest of the author: Measurement Supply Signal Processing, Filters Amplifiers Audio Analogue Design Automation Digital Power
Publications on RadioLocman by the author John Guy:
- Resistive dummy load draws constant current from 1.2 to 50 VDec 26, 2024
- Amplifier requires no dc biasDec 27, 2023
- Thermal considerations matter for Class D amplifiersNov 10, 2022
- Lowpass filter has improved step responseOct 6, 2022
- Circuit provides efficient fan-speed controlAug 15, 2022
- Low-cost feedback circuit boosts efficiencyMar 6, 2022
- Simple Additions To Audio Amplifier Prevent Clipping At Higher InputsDec 27, 2021
- Circuit provides Class D motor controlAug 26, 2021
- Circuit provides reverse-battery protectionAug 16, 2021
- Delay line has wide duty-cycle rangeFeb 8, 2021
- Circuit Removes Relay-Contact BounceJan 31, 2020
- Active-filter circuit and oscilloscope inspect a Class D amplifier's outputSep 3, 2019
- Shunt regulator improves power amplifier's current-limit accuracyNov 9, 2017
- Notch filter is insensitive to component tolerancesJul 26, 2017