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Biographical Sketch
Preston Galle received a B.S. in electrical engineering
from Texas A&M
University in 1997. He spent the next seven years in industry, as a
digital hardware engineer. In 2004 he began graduate school at
Georgia
Tech, to pursue a Ph.D. degree in MEMS. His current research focus is
multilayer electroplating techniques for micromagnetic applications.
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Projects:
Micro Power Convertor ŕ
Develop an integrated power converter
using power inductors with micromachined laminations that could meet multi-watt
conversion specifications such as micro fuel cells, micro power generator
and portable electronics
Publications:
1.
Galle, Preston; Wu, Xiaosong; Milner, Luke;
Kim, Seong-Hyok; Johnson, Peter; Smeys,
Peter; Hopper, Peter; Hwang, Kyuwoon;
and Allen, Mark G., “Ultra-Compact Power Conversion Based on a
CMOS-Compatible Microfabricated Power Inductor with Minimized Core Losses,”
in Proc. 57th Electronic
Components and Technology Conference, 2007. ECTC '07. (PDF)
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