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A video of 2 lectures led by Andre Domjan on Electronic Systems Design course for final year students in the School of Industrial Science and Technology. It is worth watching the first 2 minutes to see how Andre spells his name.
Bob Backway recalls:- Andy Domjan's presentation, I don't even
know who left me this footage. Andy Domjan was the engineer behind most of the
hardware design of Integrated Switching and Transmission (IST). Andy was well
respected by the project team with a great tolerance for those who could not
understand him - his accent or his ideas. He is introduced by a young and hairy
Norm Gale, possibly before Norm joined TRL when I believe he worked at RMIT.
Biography:
A.I. Domjan, joined the Australian Post Office as a Technicians Assistant in 1956. In the following years he was engaged in the Long Line and Country Installation activities in Adelaide as a member of the technical staff with increasing responsibilities until 1961 when he passed the examination of the Institute of Engineers Australia and became a Graduate Member. In 1962 he was transferred to Trunk Services SubSection in Adelaide where he was associated with many aspects of the upgrading the VF telegraph service. In 1965 he was promoted to the A.P.O. Research Laboratories as an Engineer Class 3 where he carried out investigations on semiconductors for UHF application. In 1968 as an Engineer Class 3 he joined the team working on the Integrated Switching and Transmission project and in 1972 was Section Manager of the Systems Development Section of the Switching and Signalling Branch.
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0:08 Norman Gale
0:53 Andre Domjan
?:?? Unidentified Students
Thanks to Bob Backway for the loan of video from his personal TRL History collection
Last updated: 19 September 2002