Clive (Max) Maxfield Email & Phone Number

Huntsville, Alabama Area

Clive "Max" Maxfield is the Editor in Chief at Embedded.com. and EEWeb.com.Max received his BSc in Control Engineering in 1980 from Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield, UK. He began his career as a designer of central processing units (CPUs) for mainframe computers. Over the years, Max has designed everything from silicon chips to circuit boards, and.

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Editor

Huntsville, Alabama Area

I act as a freelance writer for any form of science and technology; also as a consultant specializing in electronics and computers and silicon chips, especially in the field of programmable logic.

All Programmable Planet is the "go to" Website for anyone who is currently using - or thinking of using - any form of programmable logic device (CPLDs, FPGAs, APDs...). There's something for everyone -- beginners and experts, hardware designers and software developers, system and embedded system architects, and even managers (bless their little cotton.

In 2000 I left Intergraph to form my own company (TechBites Interactive) with two friends. TechBites is a marketing consultancy company specializing in high-technology. In addition to our core team of employees, we have a wide network of freelance artists, writers, etc. that we use to form teams on a per-project basis. We create websites, offer technical.

From 1990 to 1995 I worked in the Electronics Group, which was tasked with creating and integrating EDA software. I had various roles from Analog Marketing manager to technical writing; also writing technical articles for magazines and creating and presenting technical papers at conferences in America, Europe, and Asia.Eventually the electronics group span.

I became an expert in Digital Logic Simulation. I wrote simulation models for anything from ASIC cell libraries to microprocessors. I also started writing technical magazine articles and simulation course materials, presenting courses on simulation (in Europe, Asia, and America), and writing and presenting papers at technical conferences (In Europe, Asia.

I started writing test programs for GenRad 2225 in-circuit testers. I was also involved with bed-of-nails testers and board design. I started to become involved in Digital Logic Simulation with the HILO Logic Simulator.Eventually Cirrus Designs was acquired by (became part of) the American corporation GenRad.

I was a member of a team designing Central Processing Units (CPUs) for mainframe computers. As part of this I was involved in designing Application-Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs).After 1 year two or the managers at ICL left to form their own company (Cirrus Designs) and I was invited to join them.

Bsc, Control Engineering

BSc in Control Engineering -- this involved a "core"​ of math with "surrounding topics" in electronics, mechanics, and fluidics.

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