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Articles in March, 2007 issue of Test & Measurement World

• News Briefs.
• Helping engineers do more with less.
• Grandmaster clock keeps precise time.
• Power supplies offer soft-panel interfaces.(Chroma System Solutions)(Brief article)
• High-bandwidth scope takes the prize.
• Offensive channels.
• Vicor introduces 320-W regulator.
• Acquisition recorder works in airborne installations.(Heim Data Systems Inc.)(Brief article)
• Vision Web sites fail to deliver.
• It's all in the alignment.
• Share open-source test code.
• Test for the Digital battlefield.
  by Nelson, Rick
• Stand-alone controller runs Linux.
• Do we have a failure to communicate?(Ultra Wideband Systems: Technologies and Applications)(Book review)
  by Nelson, Rick
• What does GT/s mean, anyway?(gigatransfers per second)(peripheral component interconnect)(Editorial)(Brief article)
  by Rowe, Martin
• Agilent debuts DigRF logic-analyzer probes.
• Automate physical-layer compliance tests.
• Graphical programming for test and measurement.
• FPGA designs for portable test gear.
• Optimizing compression.
• Anritsu enhances broadband VNA.
• The Online Freedom Act returns.(The Global Online Freedom Act of 2007)
  by Nelson, Rick
• Measurement Science Conference expands exhibits.
• DigRF supports baseband and RF chipset test.
• Spectrum analyzer includes Tablet PC.