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Following are the names and citations for the active members of the IEEE Class of 1983 listed alphabetically by last name.
A
Noach Amitay
for contributions to the design and application of satellite based phased array antennas
Suguru Arimoto (Life Fellow)
for contributions to information theory and linear systems theory
B
B. Jayant Baliga
for contributions to the development of power semiconductor devices
Tamer Basar
for contributions to multiperson decision making and deterministic and stochastic dynamic game theory
C. Neil Berglund
for contributions to metal-oxide-semiconductor interface physics and devices
Ralph Bernstein
for contributions to digital image processing techniques of earth observation sensor data and applications to operational systems
Manuel Blum
for fundamental contributions to the abstract theory of computational complexity
William R. Bosshart
for leadership in the operation of large power system interconnections
Lawrence E. Brennan
for contributions to the theory and concepts of adaptive arrays
Glenn D. Breuer
for applications of systems techniques to HVDC systems
Chalmers M. Butler
for contributions to aperture theory and to numerical techniques for solving electromagnetic boundary value problems
C
Francis J. Campbell (Life Fellow)
for leadership in research and standardization in the field of ionizing radiation effects on electrical insulation
Shu-Park Chan
for contributions to the application of graph theory to networks and leadership in engineering education
Edward F. Chelotti (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the integration of computer technology into power plant design and for leadership in the development of industry standards
Jacques J. Clade (Life Fellow)
for leadership and contributions in transmission line design, de links, and power system operation and planning
Alan H. Cookson (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the understanding of high-voltage compressed gas breakdown and the development of new higher voltage compressed gas transmission line systems
John A. Copeland
for contributions to the development of optically coupled semiconductor logic circuits
Henry Cox (Life Fellow)
for technical leadership in underwater research and development
Paul G. Cummings (Life Fellow)
for technical leadership and contributions in the establishment of industry standards for rotating machinery
D
Claud M. Davis
for contributions to the architecture and development of a large fault-tolerant computer system for air traffic control
William D. Doyle (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the development of advanced magnetic memories
E
Richard C. Eden (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the development of high speed gallium arsenide integrated circuits and III-V alloy photodetectors
Walter A. Elmore (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the advancement of protective relay systems and their applications
F
Hans H. Fleischmann (Life Fellow)
for the development of the ion ring compressor and application to controlled fusion research
Jerry G. Fossum
for contributions to the theory and technology of silicon solar cells and transistors
Emanuel J. Fthenakis (Life Fellow)
for technical leadership and innovation application of technology in the field of space communication
Hatsuaki Fukui (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the understanding and design of low noise microwave transistors and transistor amplifiers
G
Thomas K. Gaylord
for contributions to the field of grating diffraction, optical data storage and processing, and engineering education
H
D. Wayne Hanson (Life Fellow)
for the development and implementation of improved time and frequency dissemination services using satellite techniques
Roy H. Harris (Life Fellow)
for the development of highly reliable systems for outer space and underwater applications
Peter E. Hart (Life Fellow)
for advances in pattern recognition and artificial intelligence
Jeremiah F. Hayes (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the theory of local distributions in computer communications
Eric Herz (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the development and management of information systems for testing aerospace vehicles and for valuable services to the Institute
Se June Hong
for contributions to fault-tolerant computing, design automation, and error-correcting codes
Bobby R. Hunt (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the theory and practice of digital image processing
J
William D. Jackson (Life Fellow)
for contributions to novel energy conversion systems and for the promotion of international cooperation in energy research and development
K
Takeshi Kawahashi
for development in microwave communications and in satellite communications earth stations
Warren A. Kesselman
for contributions to electromagnetic compatibility and interference measurement techniques
Huibert Kwakernaak
for contributions to the theory if control systems and for educational leadership
Kenneth R. Laker
for contributions to filter design and microcircuit implementation
L
L. Jubin Lane
for the development of static excitation systems for large electric generators
George G. Lendaris
for conceiving, developing and implementing the use of sampled optical diffraction patterns for image analysis
George N. Lester
for contributions to the standardization, design, and application of high-voltage power circuit breakers and to the understanding of transient switching of capacitor banks
Ming-Tsan (Mike) Liu
for contributions to distributed processing, computer networking and education in computer science
Alfred R. Lopez
for contributions to the design and application of electronically scanned antennas
Fabrizio Luccio
for contributions to the theory of sequential switching networks and for leadership in computer science education
M
Francois D. Martzloff
for contributions to reliability, safety, and cost-effectiveness of electronic equipment subjected to surge voltages
Toru Maruhashi
for research on the analysis and simulation of high frequency inverters and other power electronic circuits
Sarma P. Maruvada
for contributions to theoretical and experimental aspects of corona and radio interference performance of high-voltage ac and dc systems
Russell M. Mersereau
for contributions to multidimensional digital signal processing
David G. Messerschmitt
for contributions to the theory of transmitting digital waveforms on band-limited channels
John E. Midwinter
for leadership of a major research and development effort on optical-fiber transmission
James J. Mikulski
for contributions to the development of cellular mobile radiotelephone systems
Valdemar R. Monshaw (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the reliability engineering of space electronic systems
N
H. Troy Nagle
for contributions to industrial electronics, data acquisition, and control instrumentation
Tsuneo Nakahara
for contribution to the development of microwave transmission lines, traffic control systems, and fiber optics
Raymond A. Nash, Jr.
for contributions to the analysis of integrated navigation systems
Henri J. Nussbaumer
for contributions to the theory and development of line switching and data transmission systems
O
Lester C. Oakes
for contributions to nuclear power reactor control systems
Akio Ohkoshi
for contributions to the invention of the invention of the Trinitron color cathode ray tube and the establishment of its manufacturing technology
H. George Oltman, Jr.
for contributions to antenna, microwave, and measurement technology
P
Stewart D. Personick
for contributions to the theory and application of optical fiber transmission systems
Edward J. Powers, Jr.
for contributions to the analysis of data relating to nonlinear phenomena in materials such as controlled thermonuclear plasmas
R
Alan W. Rudge
for contributions to the design and analysis of reflector antennas
Harry Rudin, Jr.
for contributions to the analysis of computer communication network performance and protocols
Roy L. Russo
for contributions to design automation for large-scale integrated circuitry
S
Mohindar S. Sachdev
for contributions to computer applications for power system analysis and protection
Lindon E. Saline
for contributions to the processional development of engineers and leadership in national programs for the entrance of minorities into the engineering profession
Jerome H. Saltzer
for contributions to the design of large-scale computer operating systems
Alberto Sangiovanni-Vincentelli
for contributions to circuit simulation and computer aids for the design of integrated circuits
Johan P. Schalkwijk
for contributions to the development of simple and effective coding schemes for data communication systems
Jung Uck Seo
for leadership in building the technological base of defense electronics in Korea
Thomas B. Sheridan
for contributions to engineering education and man-machine systems
Brian Stott
for contributions to the advancement of computational methods of solutions to power system network problems
Takuo Sugano
for contributions to semiconductor technology and devices and to engineering education
Takashi Sugiyama
for developments in precision power measurement techniques and for leadership in electronic measurement and control industries
Calvin T. Swift
for contributions to the area of microwave remote sensing of the oceans
T
Harold E. Taggart
for developing standard field-strength measurement techniques
David A. Thompson
for developing techniques for thin-film magnetic recording heads
Sven Treitel
for contributions to the development of digital signal processing techniques and their application to geophysical data
Chen Tsai
for contributions to acoustooptic devices for wideband real-time signal processing and for acoustic microscopy
V
Sotirios J. Vahaviolos
for contributions to techniques of acoustic-emission measurements in industrial process monitoring
Jacques Vanier
for contributions to the theory and development of atomic-resonance frequency standards
W
Robert J. Wenzel
for contributions to the theory and synthesis of microwave filter and multiplexer networks
Brown F. Williams
for technical contributions and innovation leadership in research and development of electron devices
Y
Chiyoe C. Yamanaka
for contribution to high power laser system for materials processing and nuclear fusion and for leadership in education
Raymond T. Yeh (Life Fellow)
for research and leadership in software engineering
Marshall C. Yovits
for leadership in the field of computer science and education
Z
Rodger E. Ziemer
for contributions to digital communication systems and to engineering education
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