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Robert "Greg" Wagoner is an accomplished engineer, author, and lifelong learner whose career in power electronics and power systems design has spanned nearly four decades. Greg holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Ohio Northern University and a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from Marquette. His career culminated in the role of Chief Engineer at GE Energy, where he led teams from initial concept and design through prototype qualification and into production, overseeing all aspects of electrical systems for solar farms and wind turbines. His expertise spans advanced software controls, electrical systems, power components, magnetics, lightning protection, and maintenance safety protocols. A prolific inventor, Greg has contributed to technological innovation with over 150 U.S. patents and a comparable number of international patents.
Greg’s relentless curiosity has led him to explore a wide array of technical and scientific topics, building a personal library of over 500 books spanning engineering, physics, chemistry, mathematics, electronics, and more. With a formal background in electrical engineering, power systems, and computer science, his expertise also extends into diverse areas: from antique radios to modern audio amplifiers and speakers, and from automobile engines to quantum mechanics. His passion for learning and sharing knowledge has inspired him to write books on a variety of topics, including the Pontiac Fiero, the Mazda Miata, turbocharging engines, the multiverse, AI ethics, the search for extraterrestrial life, and renewable energy. Greg’s writing reflects his dedication to both innovation and integrity, offering readers accessible yet technically rich insights into complex subjects.
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