Jacob A.
Abraham
for contributions to the testing
of large complex integrated circuits
Michael
S. Adler
for contributions to CAD
modeling of power semiconductor devices
Nasir
Ahmed (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
engineering education and to digital signal
processing
Hirotugu
Akaike (Life Fellow)
for advancing the
statistical methodology of control engineering
Jont B.
Allen
for contributions to speech
analysis and synthesis systems
E.
Bahar
for contributions to the theory of
propagation scattering and depolarization of
electromagnetic waves?
Joseph J.
Bongiorno, Jr.
for contributions to the
theory of control system design
Charles
R. Boyd, Jr.
for contributions to the
advancement of the state-of-the-art of microwave
ferrite control components
Melvin A.
Breuer
for contributions in design
automation and fault-tolerant computing
Per
Brinch-Hansen
for contributions to
concurrent programming and operating systems
Denise D.
Buss
for leadership in VLSI technology
research and development
Andre J.
Calvaer (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to power system analysis, and for fostering closer
relations between industry and higher education
Cyrus D.
Cantrell, III
for contributions to laser
isotope separation through advancing the
understanding of spectroscopy and coherent
excitation of polyatomic molecules
David C
Chang (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
electromagnetic theory and applications
Theo A.
C. M. Claasen
for contributions to the
theory of digital signal process, in particular,
the analysis of nonlinear phenomena in digital
filters
Edward G.
Coffman, Jr. (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to the theory of computer operating
systems
Leonard
G. Cohen (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to optical fiber diagnostic measurements and
single-mode fiber designs
Lynn A.
Conway (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
VLSI technology
Jerome R.
Cox, Jr
For contributions to the
application of computers to clinical medicine
William
A. Craven, Jr. (Life Fellow)
for
leadership in the application of infrared technology
to military requirements, including the
development of heat-seeking missile guidance
Dale L.
Critchlow (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the research and development of LSI and VLSI
MOSFET technologies
Edgar J.
Denlinger (Life Fellow)
for the studies
of microstrip transmission line characteristics, and
the development of microwave solid-state
devices and circuits
David L.
Elliott (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to geometric system theory
Michael
Ettenberg
for contributions to the
understanding, development, and fabrication of
optoelectronic devices
Reed E.
Fisher (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
the implementation of cellular mobile telephony
Franklin
A. Fisher (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the protection of electrical power and electronic
systems for electrical transients
Paul E.
Fleischer (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the design and realization of active and switched
capacitor filters and their manufacture
A. George
Foyt (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
ion implantation techniques for semiconductor device
fabrication
Ernest R.
Freeman (Life Fellow)
for leadership in
developing electromagnetic compatibility models
George J.
Friedman (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the theory of complex system analysis and its
application
Eli Fromm
(Life Fellow)
for contributions in
biotelemetry, transducers, and bioengineering
research
Adrian
Kin-Chiu Fung (Life Fellow)
for
advancement and contributions to active and passive
bistatic microwave scattering and emission
theories for rough sea and terrain
C.
Geoffrey B. Garret (Life Fellow)
for
contributions and leadership in MOS Integrated
circuit technology
Richard
G. Gould (Life Fellow)
For contributions
in the fields of interference control and frequency
management for communications satellite systems
Daniel
Graupe (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
adaptive filtering and its application to simulation
of paraplegics and in prosthetics
Lloyd J.
Griffiths (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the theory of adaptive signal processing and
adaptive antenna arrays
Clovis
Roland Haden (Life Fellow)
for leadership
in engineering education and industry-university
relations
John E.
Harder (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
the design and application of transmission and
distribution equipment
John P.
Hayes
for contributions to digital
testing techniques and to switching theory and
logical design
Karl
Hess
for contributions to high-field
transport in semiconductors and the concept of
the real space transfer effect
Thomas
Hornak (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
circuits and techniques for fiber optic
communications
Shahen A.
Hovanessian (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to mathematical modeling of
engineering systems, as applied to radars,
communications, and signal processing
Dean D.
Howard (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
tracking radar electronic countermeasure and
electronic counter-countermeasures
Fumio
Ikegami (Life Fellow)
for research in
radio wave propagation, and for leadership in
microwave link development
Francesco
Iliceto (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to high-voltage ac and dc transmission systems and
to engineering education
Humio
Inaba (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
laser radar, atmospheric remote sensing , and
short-pulse measurements
Leonard
Jaffee
For contributions to the science
of space communications
William
Kenneth Jenkins
for contributions to
digital signal processing and engineering education
Maldwyn
N. John (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to development of dc and ac resonant links and to
high-voltage power networks
Rajinder
P. Khosla
for contributions to
solid-state imaging, and for leadership in
microelectronics
Jin Au
Kong
for contributions in electromagnetic
wave theory, microwave remote sensing, and
education
William
C. Kotheimer
for contributions to
compatibility of sensitive solid-state power-control
devices with their noisy electromagnetic environment
David J.
Kuck
for contributions to supercomputer
architecture and software systems
Prabha S.
Kundur
for contributions to modeling
techniques in power system control and
stability analysis, and their application
Simon
Shin-Sing Lam
for contributions to the
understanding of multiple access techniques,
packet-switching networks, and communication
protocols
Frederick
J. Leonberger
for contributions to
guided-wave optics
Jerzy Z.
L. Lepecki
for leadership in development
of electric-power research in Brazil
Lennart
Ljung
for contributions to recursive
parameter estimation and adaptive control
Johnson
Y. S. Luh
for contributions to robotics,
especially to real-time computer control of
manipulators
Mohamed
Mansour
for contributions to the theory
of discrete systems, and for organizing and
directing an outstanding computer control laboratory
Edith W.
Martin
for leadership in computer science
and engineering and in enhancing national
security
Takahashi
Matsumoto
for pioneering contributions to
nonlinear circuit theory
James H.
Mc Clellan
for contributions to digital
filter design and digital signal processing
James M.
Mc Garrity
for contributions to the
understanding of the physical mechanisms
producing radiation damage in MOS devices
Wolfgang
F. G. Mecklenbrauker
for contributions to
theory of digital signal processing and digital
filtering
Paul
Meier
for pioneering the development of
fin-line transmission medium related
components using photolithographic techniques
John F.
Meyer
for contributions to the theory of
fault-tolerant computing
Laurence
B. Milstein (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to the analysis and technology of
spread-spectrum systems
Tadao
Murata
for contributions to
circuit-system theory, in particular, its
applications to Petri nets and related system models
Syed A.
Nasar
for contributions to the
understanding of electromechanical systems, and
in particular, to linear electric motors
Arun N
Netravali
for leadership in and the
technical management of radar systems
engineering
Herbert
M. Pflanz
for developments in the field
of current-limiting devices for equipment and
personal protection
Bernard
Picinbono
for contributions to signal
processing, adaptive detection, and stochastic
processes
Martin A.
Plonus (Life Fellow)
For contributions to
the understanding of electromagnetic propagation
through turbulant atmosphere and to engineering
education
James D.
Plummer
for contributions to
understanding silicon fabrication processes, device
physics, and high-voltage integrated circuits
Yahya
Rahmat-Samii
for contributions to
reflector antennas, near-field measurement
techniques, and high-frequency electromagnetic
diffraction
Daniel K.
Reitan
for contributions to research and
education in computer analysis of power
systems and networks
William
B. Rouse
for contributions to
understanding and modeling human decision making and
problem solving in engineering systems
Richard
F. Rutz
for pioneering contributions in
the fabrication of semiconductor devices
Carl R.
Ryan
for contributions to the deign and
prototyping of very high data-rate
communications systems and wide-band signal
processing electronics
Jason L.
Speyer
for contributions to deterministic
and stochastic optimal control theory and
applications
Erich
Spitz
for leadership and management of
optoelectronics research
Krishan
D. Srivastava
for contributions to the
understanding of the breakdown mechanism in
high-voltage vacuum and gaseous insulation, to
electrical engineering education, and to
high-voltage engineering practice
Gunter
Stein
for leadership in making modern
control theory and its application practical
Ryszard
G. Struzak
for contributions to
electromagnetic compatibility instrumentation and to
frequency management
Tzyh-Jong
Tarn
for contributions to system theory
and applications which have substantially
advanced the field, especially in nonlinear and
quantum mechanical systems
Yasuo
Tarui
for contributions to semiconductor
devices and integrated circuits, and for
leadership in the field of integrated circuits
Fouad A.
Tobagi
for contributions to the field of
computer communications and local area
networks
William
H. Tranter
for contributions in
communications and signal processing research, and
for leadership in engineering education
Shigehiko
Tsuboshima
for contributions to the
developments of the highest speed, capacity and
performance of dynamometers for engine, turbines,
and automobiles, and to applications of
semiconductor to motor controls
Gottfried
Ungerboeck
for contributions to the
theory and practice of digital communications
Brendan
J. Ware
for contributions toward a better
understanding of the environmental and
biological impact of power transmission systems
Chak-
Kuen Wong
for contributions to the theory
of mass storage systems and to the analysis
and design of computer algorithms
Cavour W.
H. Yeh
for contributions to optical
waveguide theory, to the understanding of the
scattering of electromagnetic waves, and to
engineering education
