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Bookmark or Share- Analog great Bob Pease - EDNBob Pease was an analog expert and technical author, well known in the industry and at EDN as a contributor and reader. He studied at MIT and worked at Philbrick Researches before starting a career at National Semiconductor in 1976, where he still worked at the time of his death in 2011.
- Bob Pease, analog guru, died 5 years ago - Media - RakoBob Pease was a true standout, the gentleman genius. Notorious analog engineer Bob Pease died five years ago, on June 18, 2011. His passing was all the more tragic since he died driving home from a remembrance for fellow analog great Jim Williams. Although it was a.
- Honoring the late analog great Bob Pease - EDNNotorious analog engineer Bob Pease died five years ago, on June 18, 2011. His passing was all the more tragic since he died driving home from a Aspencore network
- Bob Pease—the “Czar of Bandgaps” and His Analog Design LegacyIn this article, we’ll take a look at and celebrate the life and legacy of Bob Pease, the analog legend. Starting off his long career steeped in analog design, Robert “Bob” A. Pease, born in Rockville, Connecticut, recieved his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 1961.
- Remembering Bob Pease - TI - Elektronik-Kompendium.deTexas Instruments honors the accomplishments of the company's legendary design engineer, Bob Pease, who died on June 18, 2011. During his 33-year career at National Semiconductor, Bob received 21 patents and designed more than 20 integrated circuits. Bob Pease was loved by the analog community and we celebrate Bob's passion for analog.
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