Ron Nicholson

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Ron Nicholson was badge #11 and Director of Hardware Engineering at the original Amiga company on Scott Boulevard. Early on he helped draw up the Lorraine system architecture on the whiteboard. When it came time to make the first silicon, he was responsible for determining how much circuitry would fit on each 48-pin chip. His silicon designs include the blitter and DMA circuits for the Agnus chip.