Ray W. Nettleton

EDUCATION
Ph.D. Purdue University, EE/Communications, December 1978
Thesis topic: "Spectral Efficiency in Land-Mobile Communications: A Spread-
Spectrum Approach", supervised by Dr. George R. Cooper.
M.S.E.E. Purdue University, June 1976
B.Tech. University of Dayton, Magna cum Laude, June 1974

U.S. PATENTS
4,222,115 "Spread Spectrum Apparatus for Cellular Mobile Communication Systems".
George R. Cooper, co-inventor
4,189,677 "Demodulator Unit for Spread Spectrum Apparatus Utilized in a Cellular Mobile
Communications System". George R. Cooper and David P. Grybos, co-inventors
These patents have been cited in 291 other patents in the interval 1979 to 2014.

 Expert witness in patent infringement and other civil, regulatory and criminal matters

 IP litigation firms include Nixon Peabody, Wilmer Hale, Keker Van Nest, Latham
Watkins, McKool Smith, Orrick, Hogan & Hartson, Freeborn & Peters, Patton Boggs,
Kenyon & Kenyon, Finnegan Henderson, Alston Bird, Workman Nydegger, Ropes &
Gray, Baker Botts, Wilson Sonsini, Dechert, Foley Lardner, Quinn Emmanuel, Munger
Tolles Olson, and Hogan Lovells.

 Provided expert witness testimony to Government hearings in Colombia, Brazil, New
Zealand, Poland, UK, Ireland, South Africa, Philippines, and the FCC

Clients ranging from Fortune 500 to nascent start-ups.
Sample assignments:
 Expert witness in intellectual property litigation and criminal matters (see appendix for public
domain details.) Expert witness to Government wireless telecom-related hearings including the
International Trade Commission and the Federal Communication Commission. See appendix
for details.
 New product development for Pfizer Animal Health, Inc.
 Technical and Regulatory Analysis for Wilson Electronics Inc.
 Regulatory engineering support to wireless network planning for Hawaiian Telcom
 Provided technology and network consulting to Velocom, a major CLEC in Argentina, Brazil
and Uruguay
 Advised Military Commercial Technologies (MILCOM) on two potential investments relating
to the commercialization of military technology
 Wrote Wireless Services research report for RHK, a Silicon Valley telecom consulting house
 Advised Ball Wireless on future market strategy
 Network and wireless link analysis for ISCO International
 Investment advisor to Venture Capital Companies iSherpa (Denver) and Sequel (Boulder)
 Exposed fatal flaws in MCI’s proposed acquisition of Nextel stock (Nextel used the iDEN
technology) and shut down the transaction
 Advised MCI on the technology and economics of LMDS and LEO satellite systems
 Created wireless local loop plan for Avantel de Mexico
 Performed technical due diligence for United International Holdings on the acquisition of
Wireless Ventures International of Brazil (later acquired by Nextel International)
 Wrote marketing plan “Cellular base station receiver front ends” for SCT
 Re-wrote network design plan for Motorola iDEN system in Beijing, China
 Wrote “Smart Convolution” fast computer algorithm to evaluate intermodulation products in a
multi-tenant radio tower environment, for UniSite