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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Joseph Boccuzzi, Ph.D., is a Principal Systems Design Scientist with Broadcom Corp. He
previously worked as an architect and a technical director at Infineon/Morphics
Technology, a senior technical manager at Cadence Design Systems, a member of the tech-
nical staff at AT&T Bell Labs, a design engineer at Motorola, and an engineer at Eaton
Corp. Dr. Boccuzzi also teaches graduate-level courses in electrical engineering; has writ-
ten numerous articles and papers for the IEEE, AT&T, and international conferences; holds
over 15 domestic and international patents; and has made public presentations to various
organizations worldwide.
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