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Articles in April 1, 2002 issue of Electronic News

• TSMC to increase capital spending in 2002 - The Antenna
• EDA maintains its footing - Wall Street Q1 Preview
  by Laurie Balch
• Texas researchers claim dry-etch copper process - The Fab Line - Brief Article
  by Jeff Chappell
• PCBs dip slightly, but at parity: February book-to-bill 1.00 for U.S. industry, after January's 1.01 - Packaging
  by Bernard Levine
• Caps coming back?: Capacitor industry orders up, but Kemet cuts back, debate rages - Brief Article
  by Bernard Levine
• Business & Finance - Statistical Data Included
• DSPs/NPUs: Sharing the communication spotlight - Comment
  by Ed Nuber
• Online trading gains steam - Distribution
  by Rob Spiegel
• What? No DDRI-400? Who says? - The Antenna
• Many, many chip problems - Wall Street Q1 Preview
  by Dan Scovel
• JMAR Technologies promises GaAs X-ray stepper by Q3 - The Fab Line - Brief Article - Product Announcement
  by Jeff Chappell
• Productivity gains in this downturn - Distribution
  by Rob Spiegel
• EDA industry records first $4b year: Investment in design materializes during the worst downturn ever - Brief Article
  by Gale Morrison
• Recovery is here, but it's not like Gangbusters - Wall Street Q1 Preview - Column
  by Klaus-Dieter Rinnen
• Pushing 40Gbit/sec. networks - Semiconductors
  by Harry Yeates
• Analog Design lifts the veil: First two products use 'not just another rehashed EDA algorithm' - Design Strategies - Product Announcement
  by Gale Morrison
• CEOs say: Industry cycles here to stay; Managing the cycles, not forecasting, key to surviving downturns - News
  by Jeff Chappell
• Stage set for strong recovery - Wall Street Q1 Preview
  by Bill McClean
• MP3s to the rescue: Forward Concepts says comms should pick up DSP market in second half of 2002 - DSP - Mixed Signal Devices
  by Gale Morrison
• Scrub-a-Dub - Off the Shelf
  by Heidi Elliott
• Semis flat, but should improve - The Antenna
• Still at the bottom - Wall Street Q1 Preview
  by Robert C. Damron
• More than smoke and wafers: Does the latest 300mm buzz herald an upturn? - Capital Equipment
  by Jeff Chappell
• eConnections' new Quote Manager - Off the Shelf - Brief Article - Product Announcement
  by Heidi Elliott
• Tek gets on the high-speed bus: Captures digital and analog signals with a single probe - News - Product Announcement
  by Jeff Chappell
• Connector growth is possible - Wall Street Q1 Preview - and related article - Statistical Data Included
  by Ronald Bishop
• Axcelis, Shanghai University team up for R&D - The Fab Line - Brief Article
  by Jeff Chappell
• Connector top 10 - Connect with Fleck - Column
  by Ken Fleck
• Is IBM's process technology smooth as SiLK?: Reports surface of Big Blue's struggles with low-k dielectric
  by Tom Murphy
• Some sun, some clouds: Q1 financial predictions are mixed - Wall Street Q1 Preview - Column
  by Heidi Elliott
• PDA market to grow to $8.2b by 2006, iSuppli forecasts - The Circuit
• Innovating our way to the next upturn - Comment
  by Bryan Ackland
• Editor's note - Editorial
  by Ed Sperling
• Performance is the future of embedded processing - Comment
  by Keith Diefendorff
• Ibis Technology debuts oxygen ion implanter for 200mm, 300mm SOI wafers - The Fab Line - Brief Article - Product Announcement
  by Jeff Chappell
• Put up or Shut up - Viewpoint - Column
  by Jeff Chappell
• Intel's 845G could make splash: Integrated core logic chipset has ramifications for graphics vendors, peripheral interconnects - Semiconductors
  by Tom Murphy
• Nikon says its scanners, steppers used to fabricate 90nm ICs - The Fab Line - Brief Article
  by Jeff Chappell