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Electronic Engineer
A communication electronics engineer expert witness is a professional who specializes in the use of electronic devices and systems used in the transmission of data, voice, and images. The expert must have a deep understanding of current standards, technologies, and protocols for communications networks. They should also have an understanding of signal processing theory, digital circuit analysis, physics principles related to communication systems as well as analog circuitry design.
The engineer should have knowledge of communications systems components including multiplexers, transceivers, routers/switches signal measurement equipment (spectrum analyzers), antenna concepts and power distribution designs for both analog and digital applications. In addition to having expertise on Bluetooth-enabled devices they should understand how wireless signals move through different media including air terrestrial mediums such as wireline fiber optics cabling wires other sources such as metal screens or layers that can affect radiofrequency propagation characteristics negatively or positively depending on their installation locations .
In addition to being able to apply their technical knowledge to dispute resolution matters this individual must be able to articulate complex concepts in a manner that is meaningful and understandable when presenting before courts mediators juries attorneys witnesses or other attendees at hearings. The individual should also be comfortable appearing in depositions litigating hearings mediations arbitration proceedings court testimony responding questions during discovery process becoming subject matter experts providing litigation support making presentations perform discovery responses compliance review preparing reports drafting technical documents researching technology issues analyzing factual situations conducting experiments detailing legal theories supporting products services solutions policies etc.