Electronic Engineer graduating from the Federal University of ABC in Information Engineering in 2017 and in Science and Technology in 2016. With extensive experience, having worked in the development and qualification of electronics for the Defense and Aerospace sectors (including aircraft embedded equipment), as well as in the creation of test procedures and conducting tests related to EMC and Lightning in aircraft, and having worked on the development of antennas and shielded environments for RF for the Test and Measurement sector. Additionally, having expertise in Electronics, EMI/EMC, Electromagnetic Simulation (CST software), Antennas, SPICE Simulation, and Product Certification, participating in the qualification of various electronic equipment in the defense and aerospace industries, especially according to the DO-160 and MIL-STD-461 standards, as well as participating in the qualification of aircraft regarding EMI to meet RBAC and MIL-STD-464 requirements. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Today, modern aircraft and flight safety are completely dependent on electronic systems, including engine starting and critical navigation, communication, and control systems. In the failure event of the aircraft's electrical generators, they are batteries that supply power to critical systems. This need has been around for a few decades when the dominant technology was lead-acid or nicke…
The proposed research is based in the analysis and development of LiFePO4 batteries to verify its viability for the aeronautical sector, including new vehicles for urban mobility, that uses lighter and more secure cells technology. The project aims to develop means to achieve good results for certification tests (electrical and environmental), required by airworthiness authorities (ex.: A…
The research encompasses the development of OTA cameras with automated system of testing of Internet of Things devices, which had its viability proven during PHASE 1 of this project. The OTA camera system is electromagnetically closed, anechoic and equipped with instruments such as turntable, VNA, generators and antennas. The function of this system is to support the development of wirele…
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