Biography
Dr. Brian Thomson received his Ph.D. degree from the Pennsylvania State University. During this time, he performed research in dynamical systems, feedback control, signal processing, high power magnetic systems and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR). These research developments were implemented and verified experimentally using hardware in conjunction with a high power magnet system at the National High Magnetic Field (NHMFL) laboratory in Tallahassee, Florida. Prior to joining Temple University, Dr. Thomson performed research on navigation systems at the Applied Research Lab, Navigation R&D division.
Research Interests
- Controls Systems
- Signal Processing
- Autonomous Vehicles
- Navigation Systems
- Robotics
- Magnetic Systems & Magnetic Resonance
Courses Taught
Number |
Name |
Level |
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ENGR 2013 |
Engineering Analysis and Applications Lab |
Undergraduate |
ENGR 4296 |
Capstone Senior Design Project |
Undergraduate |
ENGR 4296 |
Senior Design Project II |
Undergraduate |
ENGR 4996 |
Honors Capstone Senior Design Project |
Undergraduate |
ENGR 4996 |
Honors Senior Design Project II |
Undergraduate |
ECE 2332 |
Principles of Electric Circuits |
Undergraduate |
ECE 2333 |
Principles of Electric Circuits Lab |
Undergraduate |
ECE 2342 |
Circuits and Electronics I |
Undergraduate |
ECE 2352 |
Circuits and Electronics II |
Undergraduate |
ECE 3412 |
Classical Control Systems |
Undergraduate |
ECE 3413 |
Classical Control Laboratory |
Undergraduate |
ECE 4176 |
Senior Design Project I: ECE |
Undergraduate |
ENGG 3386 |
Diamond Peer Teachers - Internship II |
Undergraduate |
Selected Publications
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McPheron, B.D., Schiano, J.L., Thomson, B.F., Shetty, K.K., & Brey, W.W. (2019). Demonstration of 2D NMR spectroscopy in a powered magnet at 25 t using cascade field regulation. Proceedings of the American Control Conference, 2019-July, pp. 5749-5754. doi: 10.23919/acc.2019.8815326