The Doctors Denenberg and Family
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Charlotte G. Denenberg, PhD. cgdenenberg@gmail.com

Charlotte's Interests: Executive Management, Fiber Optic Networks, Telephone System, Tennis, Books

Illinois Institute of Technology Charlotte (and Jeff) were presented ITT's 2022 "Alumni Medal" award (2022)

LegiTime Charlotte is on their Corporate Adivsory Board

NetFabric Charlotte is on their Board of directors

Market Maker Capital Charlotte is their CTO

Charlotte Joins Metromedia Fiber Networks (now AboveNet) Charlotte was their CTO, 1998-2001

Charlotte's Bio/Interview with X-Change Magazine (May 2000).

Charlotte's Interview, "Local Networks Grow Fiber as Bandwidth Demand Escalates", X-Change Magazine (June 2000).

Charlotte's Interview, "MFN lights backbone", TelecomClick (February, 2001).

Oplink Communications: Charlotte is on their Scientific Advisory Board

Jeff's Interests: Executive Management, Engineering, Computer, Communications, Digital Signal Processing (DSP), Telephone and Data Networks, Electronics, Education, Finance, Tennis

Jeff's Short Bio.

Jeff's Full Resume: Includes links to patent summaries and selected publications

Download a zip archive of Jeff's Resume (MS Word Format - 8KB)

Jeff's PhD Thesis, "The Estimation of Spectral Moments"

Jeff's Presentation to IIT ECE Students - 9/16/2022, "Designing A Phase-Locked-Loop FM Stereo Demodulator"

World Cyberlinks: Jeff is a member of their Board of Directors

Jeff's (the Inventor) Patents 20 issued (1973-1997)

Download a good graphics plug-in for Internet Explorer to see and print Patent Images
(Free CPCLite from Cartesian Inc., The full CPC version is $19.95)

Hedy Lamarr: "Worlds Most Beautiful Woman", Inventor of Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum

Jeff (the Professor): Efforts In Engineering Education

Jeff's Quotables

Subject	Quote	Year
Invention	"Identify something said to be impossible.   Determine why THEY think it's impossible.   Change the rules to make it possible.   You have an invention!"	1982
Sharing Credit	"Credit multiplies; It doesn't divide."	1985
Artificial Intelligence	"AI is defined by experts as machine emulation of the human thought process, they would be better off first emulating the thought process of a chicken."	1985
Engineers	"Engineers have an advantage over the rest of the population. We know how things work and they don't"	1990
Fairness	"Fair is a four letter word."	1992
Learning	"It is said that you learn from your mistakes. It's better to learn from the mistakes of others. More quantity - Less pain"	1995
Global Warming	"Global Warming? At least not in Bridgeport CT."	2004
Lighting	"Originally we huddled in the dark. Then we domesticated fire and used candles and oil lamps. They were replaced by kerosene and gas lamps. And Edison invented the incandescent bulb. Now incandescent bulbs are being outlawed to be replaced by Compact Florescent Lamps (CFL). Soon CFLs will be outlawed due to the mercury in them and they will be replaced by LED bulbs. Then LEDs will be outlawed due to the arsenic in them and we will be back to candles Then candles and oil/kerosene/gas lamps will be outlawed due to carbon emissions. and once again we will huddle in the dark. "	2010

Always remember,

"You cannot help the poor by destroying the rich.
  You cannot strengthen the weak by weakening the strong.
  You cannot bring about prosperity by discouraging thrift.
  You cannot lift the wage earner up by pulling the wage payer down.
  You cannot further the brotherhood of man by inciting class hatred.
  You cannot build character and courage by taking away men's initiative and independence.
  You cannot help men permanently by doing for them what they could and should do for themselves."
  William J. H. Boetcker, Presbyterian Minister (1942 - often incorrectly attributed to Abraham Lincoln)

"There is nothing more difficult and dangerous,
  or more doubtful of success,
  than an attempt to introduce a new order of things."
  Niccolo Machiavelli, The Prince (1513)
 

"Tell people something they know already and they will thank you for it.
  Tell them something new and they will hate you for it."
  George Monbiot, Speech to the Enviromedia conference, Johannesburg, South Africa (5 October 2004).
  

On changing user interfaces,

William F. Buckley (he of the immense vocabulary) was once being interviewed by a young, brash reporter.
The reporter asked "Mr. Buckley, do you still use a typewriter to write your books?"
Mr. Buckley responded, "No, I use a word processor".
The surprised reporter asked, "which one?"
Mr Buckley answered "WordStar".
"WordStar", the reported said (almost shouting), "Why WordStar".
Mr. Buckley retorted, "I have heard that there are better word processors than WordStar, but I've also been told that there are better languages than English".

Jeff's Favorite Short Stories
(provided here for educational use only)

Title	Author	Year	Note
"The Last Question"	Isaac Asimov	1956	A classic with a great ending
"The Dwindling Sphere"	Willard E. Hawkins	1940	An early, tongue-in-cheek, comment on the human tendency to waste resouces
"Nightfall"	Isaac Asimov	1941	Society's reaction to the unknown

Jeff's Favorite Software Tools

Spectrogram - A spectrum analysis tool (257KB zip archive, freeware for non-commercial use only - Windows)

Visual Analyzer - A software-based, dual-trace oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer and signal generator using your sound card. It is limited in frequency range (20Hz to 20kHz, no DC) by your sound card (1.2MB zip archive, freeware - Windows)

Apache - The pre-eminent Web Server (open source, freeware - for Unix and Windows)

Free Download Manager - Fast and reliable downloads (open source, freeware - for Windows)

HTML-Kit - A great, non-WSIWIG, HTML editor (open source, freeware - Windows)

CrushFTP - A feature-rich, java-based, FTP Server, works behind a low-cost NAT Router and works with DynSite (below) to handle Dynamic IPs: (shareware, $20)
see NAT Routers, Dynamic IPs and CrushFTP for background information

DynSite - A good Windows IP updating client, compatible with most Dynamic IP hosting services (shareware, $15)

WS_FTP - A good Windows FTP Client (The LE version is freeware for non-commercial use only)

WinZip - A good compressing archiver (shareware, $29)

ZoneAlarm - The best software-based firewall for Windows (freeware for non-commercial use only)

Reference Material (Download a zip archive - 1.2 MB)

Generalized Fourier Series

Fourier Transform

Linear Systems

Sampling and Reconstruction - under construction

The Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT)

Discrete-Time Systems

The z-Transform

Information, Bandwidth and Noise

Introduction to Noise

Probability Theory

Probability Mathematics Background

Filter Approximation Theory

Demonstration 3D Pole-Zero plot in MatLab

Understanding the FFT: Comb Filter Banks

Active Noise Cancellation:

Presentation Slides (ppt), Detroit Diesel Generator Audio (mp3)

IEEE Potentials Paper: ANC Overview, CSX Muffler Paper, Active Compressor Engine Silencer, Energy Savings via ANC, INCE Paper (Siren Headset)

Designing A Phase-Locked-Loop FM Stereo Demodulator

Presentation Slides (ppt)

Presentation Abstract

1970 IEEE paper

Recorded Presentation 2023-11-16

Fairfield University - SOE Youtube Video

CR245: Digital Design Lab

CR331-BEN331: Biomedical Signal Processing

ECE410: Voice Signal Processing

ECE411: Digital Signal Processing

EG31: Fundamentals of Engineering 1

                EG31: Fundamentals of Engineering 1 (old references)

EG32: Fundamentals of Engineering 2

EE212: Computer-Aided Circuit Analysis

EE213: Circuit Analysis 1

EE213L/PS212L: Circuit Analysis 1 Laboratory

EE221: AC Circuit Analysis

EE231: Electronics 1

EE231L: Electronics 1 Laboratory

EE245: Digital Design

EE301: Signals and Systems 1

EE304: Signals and Systems 2

EE315/ECE451: Nanoelectronics

EE321: Intro to Electromagnetic Fields

EE331: Electronics 2

EE331L: Analog Electronics Laboratory 2

EE350/ECE490: Communication Systems

EE352/ECE485: Digital Communication Systems

EE356: Digital Signal Processing

EE357: Telecommunications

EE360/ECE505: Power Electronics

EE361/ECE461: Green Power Generation

EE377/ECE477: Power Security and Reliability

EE379/ECE479: Communication Systems

ECE496: Power Fault Analysis

EE383/ECE480: Wireless Systems

EE385/ECE485: Power Generation and Distribution

EE391: Probability and Noise

ENGR2145: Mathematical Analysis

SW345: Computer Networks

GK415: Introduction to Information Systems

EG300/ME400: Feedback and Control Systems

MC301: Digital Control Systems

PS15: Guest Lecture on Momentum 10/18/2012

SW461: Pattern Recognition

Distance Education via the Fairfield University Learnlinc Server

SNET Technical Study Program

SNET Study Program Lecture Notes, J. N. Denenberg, 2002-2004,

SNET Study Program Class Recordings, J. N. Denenberg, 2002-2004,

iLinc Player, Needed to play the recordings on Windows

University of New Haven

CS107: Introduction to Data Processing

CS216: Computer Organization Laboratory

CS447/CS642: Networks and Data Communication

CS610: Intermediate Programming/C

EE235: Analog Circuits

EE247: Electronics I

EE202: Network Analysis

EE320: Random Signal Analysis

EE650: Random Signal Analysis

EE452/652: Digital Filter Design

EE634: Digital Signal Processing

EE646: Digital Communication Systems I

EE647: Digital Communication Systems II

EE670k: Telecommunications

Southern Connecticut State University University

CSC205: Digital Design

CSC460: Computer Networks and Data Communications

Sacred Heart University

CS621: Data Networks

Stacey A. Denenberg (now Seltzer) staceyseltzer@hotmail.com Stacey is now a Partner at Gurnet-Point-Capital Stacey was a partner at Aisling Capital

Stacey's Family:

Husband: Robert Seltzer - BobSeltzer@hotmail.com

Daughters: Adela Rose, Lila Pearl

Stacey's Interests: Business, Biology, Squash, Ballroom Dancing, Tennis

Stacey's Lecture at Wharton, February 19, 2007

"Recruiting Biotech Talent", BioPharm International, March 15, 2003

Stacey's Resume

Stacey's Masters Thesis: "The Role of the N terminal region of the Flagellar Switch protein FliG"

Stacey Ranked #3 in Women's 3.0 Massachusetts Squash for 2001

Stacey's Ballroom Dancing Results

Flash (circa September, 1985) runs in a DOS shell under any version of windows.

A great math game for kids.

Stacey's Mathematics Flashcard Program Executable which needs runtime support (below),

Compiled Basic Runtime Support Executable Required for the above executable,

Stacey's Mathematics Flashcard Program Basic Source Code (needs Basic Interpreter), or

Stacey's Mathematics Flashcard Program Zip Archive which contains all three files.

Scott A. Denenberg, PhD. scott.denenberg@gmail.com

Scott's Family:

Wife: Emily Lilly Denenberg - EmilyBLilly@gmail.com

Children: Noah Truxton, Liv Beatrice

Scott's Interests: Tennis, Robots, Computers, Programming, Chess, Soccer

Scott's Resume

Scott's Valedictorian Speech - THS June 17, 2003

Scott's Soliton Article in IEEE Communications Magazine (12/2006) HTML, PDF

Scott's Masters Thesis - University of Illinois (12/2010) Cable Noise in Impedance Measurements

Scott's PhD Thesis - University of Illinois (2014) Magnetostatic Sensors for Rapid Imaging of Steel Pipeline Properties

Veo Robotics Gives Industrial Robots a Sixth Sense for Safely Working Around People, TechCrunch (5/2/2017)

Veo Robotics helps humans and robots to work together safely, YouTube (5/2/2017)

Tennis

Member: United States Racquet Stringers Association (USRSA)
          Scott strings tennis, racquetball and squash racquets

Scott's Harvard Tennis Bio

Scott selected as ITA Scholar-Athlete in 2006 and in 2007

Scott selected for All Ivy Men's Academic Honors in Men's Tennis (2006)

Scott selected to the All Ivy League Men's Tennis Doubles Second Team (2006)

Scott's NCAA Results This Year: singles, doubles

NCAA Articles

Harvard Crimson - February 14, 2005

Harvard Crimson - June 1, 2006

Harvard Crimson - October 24, 2006

Harvard Crimson - February 20, 2007

Harvard Crimson - February 20, 2007 #2

Scott's USTA Junior Tennis: Rankings 2002, 2003, 2004

USTA junior rankings were based on the Star (Sirius Software) point system until 12/03. Points were awarded (or lost) based on the difference betweeen an individual and his/her opponent's current point total over a 12 month period of play. The process was iterated until a stable rank order is established.

As of 01/04 the USTA switchied to an ATP/ITF-like system which is based on how far the player gets in each of his/her best 8 tournaments in the previous 12 months. There are also bonus points for extra-ordinary wins over highly ranked players.

USTA Junior New England: Best Rankings

Age	Singles	Notes	Doubles
12's	4 - 12/1997	Birthday:   04/07/1985
14's	10 - 03/2000		1 - 12/1999     David Marshal
16's	6 - 03/2002	Stopped playing   16's 09/2001
18's	3 - 12/2003

USTA Junior National: Best Rankings

Age	Singles	Notes	Doubles
16's	267 - 02/2002	SSL Listing
18's	55 - 12/2003	National Rank   (Sirius Star System)	30 - 12/2002   Marshal Wheeler

Note: There are two different USTA national player listings

SSL - The Standings and Seedings List typically ranks more than 1000 players in each age/sex category. It is updated regularly (at least in the middle of each month) and is used to determine priority for entry into National tournaments.

National Ranking - The National Ranking List has more stringent participation qualifications than the SSL and normally lists fewer than 300 players in each age/sex category. Preliminary singles lists are published in the middle of each month and include results for the previous 12 full months; They are finalized at the beginning of the following month. The doubles lists are published covering a calendar year shortly after the end of each year. The ranking lists are archived (Starting in 1999) by the USTA.

Included Matches - Only matches played in National or high-level regional tournaments count towards National Ranking or SSL points.

Scott's ITF (International Tennis Foundation) Junior record

Scott's ITF (International Tennis Foundation) Men's record

The ITF uses a ranking system that is similar to that of the ATP. Points are awarded according to wins in an ITF tournament and the tournament's estimated level of play. In general, no points are awarded for a first round win or wins in a back draw. You need to have some points in the current year to have an ITF ranking

Fairfield County (FCIAC) Most Valuable Player: 2002, 2003

Connecticut High School Class LL Championships:

2000 Quarter Finalist,

2001, 2002, and 2003 Finalist

Connecticut High School State Open Championships:

2001 Finalist

2002 Champion - Articles: CT Post, NH Register, and Danbury News-Times

New England High School Championships: 2001 Finalist

High School All-Star Tennis Teams:

Connecticut Post: 2000, 2001, 2002 and 2003

New Haven Register: 2000, 2001 and 2002(MVP)

Hartford Courant: 2002

SNET CT High School All State Tennis Team: 2001 , 2002

High School All-American Tennis Team: 2002

Scott's All-American Certificate

2001-2002 All-American Selections the original is at tennisallamerican.org

National High School Tennis All-American Foundation

Trumbull Times Article - 07Nov2002 (corrected)

Student Projects

CAPT 2000 Competition, Lake Compounce, CT

Street Sweeper, Received a "Creativity Award" (The "Snow Plows" won)

Wired remote control

Move pile of 3-inch nails across boundary

CAPT 2001 Competition, Lake Compounce, CT

Pencil Launcher, won 1^st place

- Click on the picture to enlarge it.

Requirements document

Design:

HandyBoard Controller (68HC11), with the I/O Expansion Board

Programmed in "C" using Interactive C v3.2 and the I/O expansion library

Front wheel drive, axel rotation sensor

Mouse trap powered crossbow, servo trigger

CAPT 2002 Competition, Lake Compounce, CT

Hovercraft, An exciting breakdown
(the propeller came loose and launched 100 feet into the air)

Requirements document

Design:

Powerful 12vdc motor with dual propeller (4-blade)

14.4 volt NiMh battery (2 x 7.2 v 1.8 amp-hour in series)

Styrofoam "pyramid" body with internal thin plywood layer to hold motor

Dual pressure chamber, parallel air feed to skirt and air cushion

Weller Foundation: 2003 Senior Scholarship Competition

Hybrid Electric Bicycle - won 1^st prize (a $12,000 scholarship)

- Click on the picture to enlarge it.

Project Proposal

Project Final Report (Large File)

Design:

Powerful 24vdc motor and 4.3 inch Timing Sheave friction drive

2 x 12v 12 amp-hour SLA batteries in series

"Saddle Bag" motor and battery mounting system

Computer instrumented and controlled

LCD Display Indicates

Speed and Distance Travelled

Motor Voltage, Battery Voltage and Battery Current

Watt-Hours Utilized and Watt-Hours Regenerated

HandyBoard Controller (68HC11), with the I/O Expansion Board

Programmed in "C" using Interactive C v3.2 and the I/O expansion library

Use "Google" - our favorite search engine

Web http://doctord.webhop.net

More Denenbergs

The Denenberg Family of Omaha Nebraska - Site includes information on many Denenbergs, in addition to those in Omaha.

Beatrice P. Denenberg - Jeff's mother

Joseph B. Denenberg - Jeff's father

Burton H. Denenberg - Jeff's older brother at BHD35@aol.com

Judy Sklair - Burt's Wife

Joel Denenberg - Burton's older son at magnetedge@aol.com

Fred Denenberg - Burton's younger son at FredDenenberg@aol.com

Alan Denenberg - Jeff's middle brother (Jeff is the youngest)

Mary Lou Zittman - Alan's first Wife

Jay Denenberg - Alan's first son at jayandlinfei@hotmail.com

Lin Fei - Jay's wife

Dalen

Meme

Jill Denenberg Cohen - Alan's first daughter

Michael Cohen - Jill's husband

Haley

Chole

Todd Denenberg - Alan's second son

Beth Denenberg - Alan's second daughter

Sam Jordan - Beth's husband

Abby

Ellie

Cole

Doug Denenberg - Alan's third son

Vicki Brown - Alan's second wife

Nicole Denenberg - Alan's third daughter