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Military
Eric Pritchard gained a broad experience in electronic instrumentation and nuclear tolerant circuit design while working for the Navy. Pritchard designed nuclear tolerant circuits to time the exo-atmospheric burst of a reentry vehicle. This time had to be hardened to nuclear radiation by anti-missile missiles and by our own missiles. This experience led to the evaluation of Navy systems to nuclear threats and then to managing a group of engineers and technicians in a nuclear radiation simulator facility to create and use computer controlled instrumentation for both machine evaluation and experimental data.
During a budget shortfall, the Pritchard’s Instrumentation Group created the computer controlled instrumentation to measure and map the magnetic fields of ships. This data was then used to simulate the operation of sophisticated magnetic mines.
Pritchard was awarded two patents for nuclear tolerant circuitry.
Contact
Us:
Located Just Outside of Maryland, Virginia & Pennsylvania at
290 Pritchard Lane, Berkeley Springs, WV 25411;
Telephone: 304-258-4799 Fax: 304-258-4763
Eric Pritchard and everyone at Metis respects and honors the intellectual property of our clients and potential clients. Unfortunately, this limits our ability to provide examples and information of prior experience, particularly on more recent projects.
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