Dennis Silage, Ph.D.
Professor
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Phone: 215-204-6761
E-mail: silage@temple.edu
Website: http://astro.temple.edu/~silage

Degrees

• Ph.D., Electrical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania, May, 1975.
• M.S., Electrical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania, May, 1972.
• B.S., Electrical Engineering, Northeastern University, June, 1969.

• Digital Communications and Processing
• Telecommunications
• Programmable Gate Arrays in Digital Signal Processing
• Embedded System Design using Programmable Gate Arrays

Selected Publications

• Silage, D.A.  Digital Communication Systems using SystemVue, Thomson Delmar, 2006.

• Silage, D.A., Reintroducing Amateur Radio into ECE Capstone Design, Proc. ASEE, 645-654, 2004.

• Silage, D.A. and Waitz, C.R.  Sequential Pattern Recognition in Holographic Optical Correlation. Proc. APIR (IEEE/CS): 23:459-465, 2004.

• Silage, D., Wavelet Transforms for Pattern Recognition in 3D Holographic Digital Images, Proc. APIR (IEEE/CS) 22:104-109, 2003.

• Silage, D.A.  Augmenting Hardware Laboratories Using Simulation in Digital Communication.  Proc. ASEE: 1847-1853, 2003.

• Silage, D.A.  BiPhase On-Chip Bus Transaction Coprocessor.  Proc COMMDAT (IEEE/CS/SP): 18: 843-852, 2002.

• Mensch, W. Jr. and Silage, D.A.  System-on-Chip Design Methodology in Engineering Education.  Proc. ICEE (IEEE/EdS) 19:423-427, 2000.

• Dennis Silage and Robert Esposito “Programmable Gate Arrays in Multiple Input-Multiple Output Digital Communications”, funded by National Science Foundation, 2005-2006.

• Dennis Silage and Carl Waitz “Holographic Optical Correlation for Automatic Target Acquisition”, funded by The Boeing Company, Ridley Park, PA, 2002-2004.

• Dennis Silage, “System on Chip Design Laboratory”, The Western Design Center, 1999-2004.

• EMBEDDED SYSTEM DESIGN
• TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENGR
• ANALOG & DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS