Synopsys Silicon Engineering Solutions

For many users, retrofitting or modernizing their machines or complete lines is the solution for giving these investments a “second lifetime.” Though the mechanics are often in good condition, the electronics and drive engineering frequently require updating. Retrofits are therefore an increasingly viable option for the electrical portion of the system.

For many users, retrofitting or modernizing their machines or complete lines is the solution for giving these investments a “second lifetime.” Though the mechanics are often in good condition, the electronics and drive engineering frequently require updating. Retrofits are therefore an increasingly viable option for the electrical portion of the system.

Optical Design Software Solutions - Synopsys

Mr. Dennis Mims joined Willbrook Solutions, Inc. in Oct 2008 as Business Area Lead for the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) Functional support to the GM Systems Engineering Analysis & Performance organization in GMD systems performance analysis using high-fidelity system simulations. Mr. Mims currently leads a team of analysts in the GME Simulation Laboratory (SimLab) which provide support to flight test pre-mission risk reduction analysis, post-flight reconstruction, BMDS digital performance assessment events, and technical performance measures (TPMs).
From 1985 to 2002, Mr. Mims provided support to the DIA/MSIC in foreign systems analysis, simulation, and exploitation; and from 2002 to 2008 support to the Ground-based Midcourse Defense (GMD) Program in flight test and targets analysis, system simulations, requirements analysis, and long-range program planning. Mr. Mims served as a technical analyst, and then moved into management as the Systems Engineering Manager responsible of the Tests, Targets, and Threats team, and later as the Systems Engineering Spiral Evolution Senior Manager responsible for the long-range planning and requirements development and analysis for the GMD Program. While Spiral Evolution Manager, Mr. Mims also served as the European Capability Systems Engineering Manager.
Mr. Mims graduated with a BS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa in 1985 and a MS in Engineering from the University of Alabama-Huntsville in 1990. Mr. Mims also holds a Systems Engineering Certificate from the University of Alabama-Huntsville.

Superior control of conventional, air-balanced, beam-balanced, phased-crank, Mark II, Reverse Mark, and Rotaflex artificial lifts. The drive integrates motor control, speed optimization, logic, pump fill control, and rod load control into a single, compact solution that increases production, improves energy efficiency, and enhances the reliability of both new and existing pumping systems.

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Superior control of conventional, air-balanced, beam-balanced, phased-crank, Mark II, Reverse Mark, and Rotaflex artificial lifts. The drive integrates motor control, speed optimization, logic, pump fill control, and rod load control into a single, compact solution that increases production, improves energy efficiency, and enhances the reliability of both new and existing pumping systems.

Lifecycle Framework: The Gears PLE Lifecycle Framework™ provides a common set of PLE concepts and constructs that enable the integration of tools, assets and processes across each stage of the engineering lifecycle – from requirements and design to implementation, testing, maintenance, and evolution. Methodology: The BigLever 3-Tiered Methodology™ provides a pragmatic tiered approach that allows organizations to utilize feature-based methods to manage product diversity and asset variation in an automated production system, capable of producing all "flavors" of the products in a product line with the touch of a single button. Enterprise Transformation: Working in collaboration with business and technical leadershship, BigLever brings the proven expertise needed to enable its customer organizations to successfully navigate the PLE enterprise transformation process – from the initial adoption strategy and planning, to the roll-out across business units or functional teams, to the ongoing evolution. The following graphic illustrates how the different PLE concepts and constructs provided by Gears expand an organization's tools and processes – making them – across the three dimensions of distinct and synchronous PLE concerns that must be addressed in a complete PLE solution: Multi-product: The feature-based variation management and automated production line necessary to engineer and deliver the products in a product line are provided directly by the Gears feature model, variation point mechanism and product configurator.