Matías Henríquez holds a degree in electrical engineering from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, with a subspecialization in microelectronics. His studies have focused on the design of discrete and integrated analog circuits, such as filters, amplifiers, power supplies, converters, and pulse processors, among others. He also has expertise in digital electronics, microcontroller programming, and FPGA design.
He has worked on the development and testing of sensors and technologies applied to agriculture at Agranimo (formerly known as IntelAg) and has developed a fully analog ASIC (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit) pulse processor for calorimeters used in particle physics experiments. He has also designed filters, amplifiers, and buffers to process very short-duration pulses, with peak times between 100–150 ns and very low noise.
