Ing. Diego Fernandez

Embedded systems and electronic devices developer. Printed circuit boards designer and developer. Ground Control Station operator for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles. Electronic measuring equipment operator.

Physics teacher of first year students. Topics: Units, Physical Quantities, and Vectors; Motion Along a Straight Line; Motion in Two or Three Dimensions; Newton's Laws of Motion; Work and Kinetic Energy; Potential Energy and Energy Conservation; Momentum, Impulse, and Collisions; Rotation of Rigid Bodies; Dynamics of Rotational Motion; Equilibrium and Elasticity

Local network management of the secondary school IPEM 312, Cordoba City, Argentina. As my main task, I was in charge of managing the local area network and maintaining the correct function of the laptops. Among other tasks, I trained the institution teaching staff about software management provided by the program "Conectar Igualdad"

Research grant from the Ministry of Defense of Argentina. The study object was the development of an unmanned aerial system with electric propulsion powered by solar panels. Developments: Maximum Power Point Tracker system RPM measuring device for brushless DC motor PWM Speed controller for brushless DC motor Li-Ion Battery Charger device Director: Mgt. Omar Elaskar Scholar(s) : Diego N. Fernandez

Intern at the Applied Research Center (University of the National Defense). The internship involved two different projects. On the one hand, development of a radar signal simulation system and on the other hand, development of a electronic device for obtaining radar data

Systems or parts of systems of generation, transmission, distribution, conversion, control, automation, reception, processing, use of signals of electromagnetic nature in all frequencies and powers. Control Systems