Professor of Electronic Measurements, NSTU

1 Biography
2 See also

Education

Gorky Polytechnic Institute (1956), engineer; Candidate of Technical Sciences (1968); Kaunas Polytechnic Institute (1988), Doctor of Technical Sciences.

Previous places of work

1956–1973 — engineer, senior engineer, lead engineer, senior research fellow at the Gorky Scientific Research Institute of Instrument-Making (now the Nizhny Novgorod Institute of Electronic Measurements "Kvarts"); since 1973 — assistant, senior lecturer, associate professor, professor at the Gorky Polytechnic Institute (now the Nizhny Novgorod State Technical University n.a. R.E. Alekseev).

Field of scientific interests

Electronic measurements: measuring modulation parameters and distortions in the paths of forming, transmitting and receiving modulated oscillations of various kinds. Measurement of phase difference, non-uniformity of frequency response and delay characteristics; amplitude, frequency and phase detection; metrology, standards and reference installations.

Field of pedagogical interests

Electronic measurements, metrology.

Key facts of activity

Monographs: "Distortion of Frequency-Modulated Oscillations," "Measurement of Nonlinear Distortions"; author of more than 90 papers, including in periodicals such as: "Radiotekhnika," "Izmeritelnaya Tekhnika," "Elektrosvyaz" and others; delivered more than 150 reports, including at 5 international conferences and plenary sessions of 8 all-Union conferences; as well as reports abroad (in Hungary, the GDR, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Lithuania). Holds 36 USSR author's certificates for inventions, about a third of which have been implemented in industry.

Membership in public, scientific and other organizations

Corresponding member of the Metrological Academy, member of the A.S. Popov Scientific and Technical Society of Radio Engineering, Electronics and Communications.

Foreign language

English.

Hobbies

Volleyball, gardening, construction.