Keith Lofstrom
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Keith Lofstrom is an electrical engineer who specializes in mixed signal integrated circuit design. He has a BSEE and MSEE from University of California, Berkeley but is more widely known in the space community for his work on the Launch Loop [1]
One of his patents is for a way to read an individual digital ID for integrated circuits that arises from random atomic variations inherent in the silicon manufacturing process [2].
He also contributed the key idea of a variable speed acceleration loop to a 50 mile transfer station for Keith Henson's moving cable space elevator concept. (A 2000 tonne per day Space Elevator)
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