Who are we?Ferry Toth
After several projects at the Delft University of Technology involving capacitive personnel detection and a capacitive force sensor, he was employed by the university as PhD student on the STW project "DEL22.2777, Capacitive transducers for industrial use". Promoters were prof. dr. ir. A.H.M. van Roermund, and dr. ir. G.C.M Meijer. Participant in the project were Enraf BV, RET Rotterdam, Smartec BV. and Philips Drachten. You can find a bibliography here. He became a specialist in the field of capacitive sensors and sensor interfaces with frequency output, like the Smartec SMT160-30 and UTI (see also IFSA).
Just before receiving his PhD degree in 1997 he joined Enraf again as a systems engineer to develop the successor of the STIC. During his time at Enraf he completed several projects (including 829 DataDIP, 762 VITO and 696 Marine Radar) and acquired much experience in the area of intrinsically safe electronic design (Ex i according to ATEX en FM).
With the start of Exalon Delft and old wish has come true for him to share the risk and responsibility and at the same time to reap the benefits of his views and efforts
Erik Schnitger
Examples include, the industry standard 854 Servo
Level Gauge and the 862 MIR/MIT Temperature Transmitter with
the unique Enraf 864 MTT Multi Temperature Sensor, the 873 Smart Radar
and the 973 Smart Radar LT” and several other instruments.
Xiujun LiXiujun Li was born in Tianjin, China on February 19, 1963. He received his B.Sc. in physics and M.Sc. in electrical engineering from Nankai University, Tianjin, China in 1983 and 1986, respectively. In 1997, he received his Ph.D. degree from Department of Electrical Engineering, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands. Since September 1996, he has been employed as assistance researcher at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science, Delft University of Technology, where he was involved in research and the development of smart capacitive sensors and low-cost interfaces for smart sensors. Since 1997 he worked in part time for SMARTEC B.V. on smart temperature sensors and smart sensor interfaces. In 2002 he joined Bradford engineering B.V., Heerle, The Netherlands, where is performs research and development of instruments for the Space Industry. In 2009 he joined Exalon Delft.
Willem-Jan de HoogMr. de Hoog has been active in information technology and automation since 1989 when he joined the Delft University of Technology as Application Programmer. He continued his carrier at the The Social and Cultural Planning Office and V2_Organisation. Following he worked as Software Engineer and International Project Manager at Lunatech Research and Morphon Technologies.
During this time most he was mostly involved with projects using databases, complex modeling, simulations and XML technology. At Exalon he has quickly taken the lead in setting up a low cost development platform for HART transmitters
Besides having a thorough knowledge of software engineering and ample experience in leading software projects that are executed by teams distributed across several countries he also has a good hand in configuring and administrating (internet) servers based on Windows, Unix and Linux. |