Fellow Class of 1989

Eric L. Adler
for contributions to the analysis of acoustic surface-wave propagation and to electrical engineering undergraduate teaching

Mohamed N. Afsar
for contributions to the development of measurement techniques for determination of complex dielectric and optical parameters of solids, liquid, and gaseous materials at millimeter frequencies and above

Prathima Agrawal
for contributions to computer-aided design and testing of integrated circuits

John Alcock (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the investigation and development of excitation techniques for laser-produced plasmas

Rod C. Alferness
for contributions to integrated optics and guided-wave devices, in particular for the conception and demonstration of tunable waveguide filters and of high-speed photonics switches and modulators

Abdul Rahman K. Al-Ghunaim (Life Fellow)
for leadership in international organizations to advance telecommunication development in Third World countries

James R. Andrews
for contributions to picosecond-domain pulse techniques and measurements

Norman R. Augustine
for technical leadership and contributions to space and military defense

Arthur B. Baggeroer (Life Fellow)
for contributions to advanced array processing and underwater acoustics

Inder J. Bahl
for contributions to microstrip technology, and to the theory and design of hybrid and monolithic microwave integrated circuits

Yeheskel Bar-Ness
for contributions to the advancement of coherent communications and array processing for interference cancellation

Jack H. Bellack
for leadership in developing industry standards for stationary batteries

Lawrence Bernstein
for leadership in the development and incorporation of computer systems in the U.S. national telephone distribution plant

Rameshwar N. Bhargava
for contributions to the understanding of the role of defects and impurities in optoelectronic properties of compound semiconductors, and demonstrating efficient visible devices

Prakash Bhartia
for contributions to the development of microwave and millimeter-wave transmission lines and microstrip antennas

Pallab K. Bhattacharya
for contributions to the synthesis and characterization of III-V compounds and heterostructures and their application to electronic and optical devices

Shankar P. Bhattacharyya
for contributions to the analysis and design of linear control systems

Ezio M. Biglieri
for contributions to the modeling, analysis, and simulation of digital communications systems

Bimal K. Bose
for contributions to power electronics and especially drive technology

Anjan Bose
for contributions to real-time power system analyses

Raymond L. Boxman
for advances in vacuum arc theory and its applications

William L. Brogan
for contributions to filtering and control theory, its implementation in practical applications, and for related educational programs

Jerome K. Butler
for contributions to semiconductor Lasers and the theory and radiation characteristics of optical waveguides

Jon T. Butler
for contributions to the theory and application of multiple-valued logic

Christopher I. Byrnes
for contributions to feedback stabilization and the control of linear and nonlinear systems

Charles A. Cain
for contributions to the understanding of biological elects of microwave and ultrasound radiation and for contributions to advancement of hyperthermia cancer therapy

Bill D. Carroll (Life Fellow)
for contributions leading to the development of the theory for generalized test functions for combinatorial circuits

Torsten B. G. Cegrell
for contributions to power system control and related educational programs

Ashok K. Chandra
for contributions to the a theory of computational complexity, theory of database queries, and VLSI testing

Chung-Kwang Chou
for contributions to the understanding of biological effects and medical applications of microwave energy

Richard F. Clark (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the development of microwave standards

Miles A. Copeland (Life Fellow)
for contributions to design and application of switched capacitor circuits to signal processing

Francois M. D' Heurle
for contributions to thin-film interconnection technology, especially relating to the phenomena of electromigration and properties of silicide

Raymond A. Decarlo
for contributions to the theory and design of interconnected dynamic systems

Fred I. Denny
for leadership in the application of contemporary management methods to technology transfer in the field of electrical power systems

Eugene J. Dieulesaint (Life Fellow)
for contributions to acoustoelectronics and the application of surface acoustic-wave devices in signal processing

Tariq S. Durrani
for contributions to signal processing and leadership in engineering education

Larry U. Dworkin
for leadership in the application of fiber-optic technology

Howard Eisner (Life Fellow)
for contributions to systems engineering practice and computer aids to that field

Masakazu Ejiri
for contributions to the development and application of robotics and machine vision technology

James Erickson (Life Fellow)
for developments in the use of electrical heating in the pipeline industry

Thomas L. Fagan, Jr. (Life Fellow)
for contributions to, and technical leadership in, the field of reliability engineering

Kamilo Feher
for contributions to digital communications research and for leadership in applied communications engineering education

Anthony J. Ferraro (Life Fellow)
for contributions in ionospheric research and its application to radio-wave communications

Kurt Feser
for contributions to the generation and measurement of ultrahigh voltage and currents, and the development of associated apparatus

Eric B. Forsyth (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the development and operation of superconducting power transmission lines

Jerome M. Frank (Life Fellow)
for leadership in the development and application engineering of dry-type general-purpose and distribution transformers

Alexander G. Fraser
for contributions and leadership in the design of switched virtual networks

Hideo Fujiwara
for contributions to research and development on testing of large integrated circuits

Kenji Funakawa (Life Fellow)
for leadership in promoting satellite communications in Japan

Thomas F. Garrity (Life Fellow)
for leadership in the application and standardization of electric power equipment

Clark W. Gellings
for innovation in contributions to power-system planning, demand-side management, demand forecasting, and electric utility marketing analysis

Nicholas George (Life Fellow)
for contributions in optics and engineering education

Joseph E. Geusic (Life Fellow)
for the invention of the Nd:YAG laser and contributions to the development of nonlinear optical materials and magnetic bubble technology

Adolf J. Giger (Life Fellow)
for leadership in the design of digital and analog microwave communication systems

Scott Gilmour, Jr. (Life Fellow)
for contributions to research and education in microwave devices and power modulators

Alastair M. Glass
for technical contributions and leadership in the engineering and development of electrooptic materials and devices

Amrit L. Goel (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the reliability of computer software

Herbert Goronkin (Life Fellow)
for contributions and technical leadership in compound semiconductor transistor technology

Madhu S. Gupta
for contributions to the characterization and modeling of noise in high-frequency semiconductor devices and microwave integrated circuits

Bruce Hajek
for contributions to stochastic systems, communications networks, and control systems

Robert L. Hartman (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the reliability of semiconductor lasers for optical-fiber communication systems

Noah Hershkowitz
for contributions to basic plasma science, plasma diagnostics, and RF heating and stabilization of mirror-continued plasmas

David S. Hoffman (Life Fellow)
for leadership in the fields of product safety, voluntary standardization, and education, and in bridging the gap between engineering and law

Phillip M. Hopkins (Life Fellow)
for technical leadership in the analysis and development of advanced communication systems for space application

Tom M. Hyltin (Life Fellow)
for contributions to monolithic microwave integrated circuits and solid-state, phased-array radar systems

Masao Iri (Life Fellow)
for contributions to theory of networks and its applications to circuit and system design

Mohammad Jamshidi
for contributions to the theory and applications of large-scale systems and control system education

Rolf H. Jansen
for contributions to field-theoretical analysis of microwave IC structures and the development of advanced CAD tools

Richard Johnson, Jr.
for contributions to adaptive parameter estimation theory with application in digital control and signal processing

Edward B. Joy (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the theory, techniques, and applications of near-field antenna measurements

Edward V. Jull (Life Fellow)
for contributions to electromagnetic diffraction theory and its application to antennas

Reynold S. Kagiwada
for contributions to low-temperature ultrasonics and technical leadership in the development and insertion of microwave acoustic devices in space payloads

Robert A. Kamper
for leadership and technical contributions to the application of superconductivity in instrumentation, measurement, and standards

John G. Kassakian
for contributions to education and research in power electronics

Steven M. Kay
for contributions to the theory and application of parametric spectral estimation and detection

Donald B. Keck
for contributions to optical-fiber communications and electrooptic devices

Aaron Kershenbaum
for contributions to computer and voice communications network design

William H. Kersting
for contributions to power-engineering education

Hassan K. Khalil
for contributions to singular perturbation theory and its application to control

G. Kiener
for innovative engineering and design of electrical systems for major industrial facilities

H. (Kane) Kim
for contributions to the field of fault-tolerant distributed computing

John A. Klobuchar
for contributions through relating transionospheric propagation effects to electronics systems

Charles F. Krumm
for contributions to the development of ultrahigh-performance GaAs devices and circuits

Paul J. Kuehn
for contributions and leadership in teletraffic theory, communication system modeling and performance evaluation

Karl A Kuemmerle
for contributions to switching technology & leadership in local area networks

Edmund Kuffel
for contributions to breakdown and prebreakdown phenomena in gases and for leadership in electrical engineering education

Mamoru Kurata
for contributions to semiconductor device modeling, for design and optimization of high-power silicon gate turnoff thyristors and GaAIAs/GaAs heterojunction bipolar transistors

Choong Woong Lee
for contributions to research and development of superwide-band AM, FM demodulators, medical electronics, and engineering education

Richard C. T. Lee
for contributions computer engineering education

Branko Leskovar
for development and applications of instrumental methods in short-lived gaseous species detection and fast event timing

Marc D. Levenson
for contributions to nonlinear quantum optics, photolithography, and nonlinear laser spectroscopy

Anders G. Lindquist
for contributions to filtering and estimation, stochastic control, and stochastic theory

Willis F. Long
for contributions to the development of HVDC transmission and continuing engineering education

Serge Luryi
for contribution s in the field of heterojunction devices

Stanley Lawrence Marple, Jr.
for contributions to the theory and applications of spectral analysis in digital-signal processing

Karl E. Martersteck, Jr.
for technical leadership in the design and development of digital switching systems

Gerald M. Masson
for contributions in interconnection structure for voice/data communication and fault-tolerant computing

Robert D. Maurer
for discovery and understanding of materials and fabrication techniques for glass-fiber waveguides for optical communications

John Mavor
for contributions to novel sampled-data signal processing IC technology and development of a VLSI program in a university department

Nicholas F. Maxemchuk
for contributions to Metropolitan and Local Area Networks

Bruce Mcavoy
for leadership in microwave acoustics with contributions to high-frequency resonators and signal processing devices

Peter J. Mclane
for contributions to analysis and design of digital communications

Debasis Mitra
for contributions to mathematical foundations of computer and communication system design and analysis

Tsuneo Mitsui
for contributions to power system operations and research and development activities

Kunika Mizushima
for contributions to the development of power-system control and high-voltage direct current transmission technology

Benedikt A. Munk
for contributions to the theory and design of frequency selective surfaces and phased arrays

Mohamed Najim
for leadership in engineering education and research, and for the development and application of modern control and signal processing techniques to problems of national and regional significance

Wayne B. Nelson (Life Fellow)
for contributions to reliability, accelerated test analysis, and reliability education

Yrjo A. Neuvo
for contributions to digital-signal processing algorithms and engineering education

Robert L. Nevin
for technical leadership in the development of lightweight airborne multimode pulse-Doppler radar

Edward H. Newman
for contributions to modeling the electromagnetic radiation and scattering from complex structures

Edward C. Niehenke
for contributions to the development of low-noise microwave oscillators and amplifiers

Paul I. Nippes
for contributions to the development, design, and testing of rotating electrical equipment

Tohei Nitta
for contributions to the understanding of the dielectric properties of sulfur hexafluoride gas and its application to high-voltage gas insulated apparatus

William D. O'brien, Jr.
for technical and administrative contributions to ultrasonic bio-engineering

Ben O'neal, Jr.
for contributions to the theory and practice of encoding analog signals and information into digital form

Eiichi Ohno
for contributions to and leadership in the development of power electronics and industrial control systems using microprocessors

Gregory Olsen
for contributions to electrooptic development through innovations in crystal defect studies and hydride vapor phase epitaxy material synthesis

Daniel L. Ostapko
for contributions to design automation, fault-tolerant computing , and to programmable logic arrays

Norman L. Owsley
for contributions to the theory and implementation of adaptive and high-resolution, space-time signal processing

Krishna P. Pande
for contributions to III-V semiconductor materials and device technology, particularly for advancing the indium-phosphate, metal-insulator-semiconductor field-effect-transistor technology

Emmanuel P. Papadakis
for contributions to ultrasonic propagation in crystals and polycrystalline solids, development of ultrasonic measurement techniques for materials evaluation, and applications of electronics and physics for nondestructive testing

Louis C. Parrillo
for contributions to CMOS and bipolar integrated circuits

Janak H. Patel
for contributions to the field of computer architecture

Carl E. Patton
for developing novel experimental techniques to investigate the behavior of magnetic materials

Judea Pearl
for contributions to the theory of heuristics and inference under uncertainty

Fabian W. Pease
for contributions to microelectronics through advances in electron-beam technology for microscopy and lithography, and for demonstrating new approaches to packaging of high-performance circuitry

William F. Pickard
for contributions to the engineering aspects of biology and in particular to our understanding of the health effects of nonionizing radiation

Madhu V. Pitke
for technical leadership in the deign and implementation of a family of digital switches for India's national telecommunications network

Ralph W. Powell
for contributions to lighting protection of substations, rotating machines, and distribution systems

Birendra Prasada
for leadership in the development of industry/university research in image coding and processing and for contributions to digital encoding of image signals

Venkatanarayana Ramachandran
for contributions to theory of multivariable networks with applications to two-dimensional digital filters

Narayana Rao
for contributions to electrical engineering education and ionospheric propagation

Christen Rauscher
for contributions to linear and nonlinear circuit applications microwave field-effect transistors

Charles L. Rino (Life Fellow)
for contributions in wave propagation in continuous and discrete random media and ionosphere physics

Mortimer Rogoff
for invention of a principal form of spread-spectrum communications and for contributions to the field of electronic navigation systems

William D. Rummler
for contributions to the modeling of multipath fading and its effect on microwave digital radio

John S. Ryan
for contributions to international telecommunications

Michael G. Safonov
for contributions to the theory of robust multivariable control

Krishna C. Saraswat
for contributions to metallization and interconnects for VLSI

James Sarjeant
for contributions to high-voltage pulsed power systems and devices

Daniel H. Schaubert
for contributions to the design and analysis of printed circuit antennas and to electromagnetic interaction with complex dielectric bodies

Paresh C. Sen
for contributions to thyristor, semiconductor power electronics, and electrical engineering education

Thomas E. Sharp
for leadership in the development and application of advanced technology to electric transmission and distribution systems

Paul W. Shumate
for contributions to lightwave system technology

Michael S. Shur
for contributions to the development of high-speed devices and integrated circuits

Kishore Singhal
for contributions to computer-aided design of circuits and systems and in particular the development and implementation of an efficient centering and tolerancing algorithm

Alan J. Smith
for contributions to the understanding, design, and optimization of computer memory hierarchies

Nathan O. Sokal
for contributions to technology of high-efficiency power conversion and RF-power amplification

Armand Staprans
for leadership in the development of linear beam microwave tubes

Henry Stark (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the reconstruction of medical images from limited data

William Stephenson (Life Fellow)
for contributions to hybrid microelectronics

Warren Stutzman
for contributions to wave propagation through the natural environment and antenna synthesis

Tadasi Sueta
for contributions to research and development on optical and quantum electronics, especially in the fields of guide-wave optics

Kunio Tada
for contributions to semiconductor photonic and electronic devices, including optical directional-coupler switches, distributed-feedback lasers, and Schottky-clamped transistors

Malvin C. Teich
for contributions to infrared heterodyne detection, to the generation of nonclassical light and for investigations of the statistical properties of light

Herbert L. Thal, Jr.
for contributions to the application of computer-aided procedures in the development of microwave components

Donald E. Thomas, Jr.
for contributions to automatic design on integrated circuits and systems, ands to education in computer engineering

Anthony R. Thompson
for contributions to instrumentation techniques and applications in radio astronomy

Tran Thong
for contributions to and applications of digital signal processing in instrumentation

James S. Thorp
for contributions to the development of digital techniques for power system protection

Takashi Tokuyama
for contributions to the research and development of integrated semiconductor devices and processing technologies

Hoi Tsao
for contributions to the development of instrumentation in the field of ac and dc electrical standards

Leonard G. Tyler
For leadership of experimental teams in space exploration and for contributions to the study of earth's oceans and planetary surfaces and rings

Rudy J. Van De Plassche
for contributions to the design of analog integrated circuits

Subrahmanyam S. Venkata
for leadership in electric-power education and research in energy transmission technology

John R. Vig
for contributions to the technology of quartz crystals for precision frequency control and timing

Eric A. Vittoz
for contributions to the development of micropower integrated circuits

James E. West
for contributions to electric transducers and the understanding of charge-storage phenomena in polymers

Robert M. White
for contributions to magnetics

Thomas W. Williams
for leadership and contributions to the area of design for testability

Bruce F. Wollenberg
for contributions to the application of computers in energy management systems

William A. Wulf
for contributions to computer architecture, design of operating systems and high-level programming languages and compliers

Walter S. Zaengl
for contributions to ultrahigh-voltage testing and measuring techniques

Ezra Zeheb
for contributions to the theory and design of robustly stable systems