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Articles in July 27, 1998 issue of Electronics Times

• Tariff talk deadlock
• NEWS DIGEST: Gambica EMC call
• NEC-IBM beat pirates
  by John Walko
• Zetex adds Seal to Gem
• Jini with Java on board might work
• Oscillators to offer stable operation
• Tagging system for an all-in-one read
• Mobile phones get the green light
• Graphics controllers fit for Windows
• Judge of panels
• NEWS DIGEST: Benchmark talks to IDA
• NEWS DIGEST: City networks are linked
• Siebe in buy mood
• Static timing improves placement of ICs
• Browsers to control realtime systems
• Three scanners to boost design options
• Latest module uses analogue chip
• Integrated PC card built-in connection
• Distribution drive
• Distribution Times
• Virata buys US firm
• NEWS DIGEST: Gates hands over reins
• NEWS DIGEST: Space jobs go
• Revealing the plot
• Zetex brings Oldham fabs together again
  by Nick Flaherty
• Linear bearings for ultra-high loads
• Magnetic cores keep a low profile
• Module is one to be pulse counted on
• Catalogue covers tables-accessories
• Rescue remedy
• Siemens design to be nearer customers
  by Luke Collins
• NEWS DIGEST: French defence merger
• DRAM slump for Taiwan seven
• Fabs `still struggle'
• COMMENT
  by Bronagh Miskelly
• Interfaces to offer economical control
• Megafans help solve cooling problems
• Classical keyboards get USB interface
• Generator displays frequency-level
• Total Eclipse
• Flies like a bird
• Jobs go in US as downturn bites
• Connect to a deal
• Jini is a step towards distributed computing
  by Chris Edwards
• Passive terminal based on Intel 8051
• Tiny low dropout regulator packs the power package
• Test set born out of modified software
• Single-chip FPGAs boost MX range
• Awards for Arrow
• Falling for the Internet
• World while you wait
• AMD swaps flash for Cu technology
  by Mark Harris
• Eye on the prize
• Colt to attack Net providers at home
• Government too timid on comms
• Power amp delivers 2.1W per channel
• Cases that take care of the valuables
• LCD controller offers simple plug and play
• Transformers meet V.90 standard
• Full capacity
• Nesta should support for the long term
  by Bronagh Miskelly
• Shugart out at Seagate
• Gemplus gets smart in China
• IR motion sensor for PC control
• Calling international rescue
• Rectifier line series is to be extended
• SBC powers memory-intensive applications
• Card offers analogue and digital functions
• Macro shows students how business is done
  by Tina Walsh
• Reaching out
• Cadence buy adds training
• Euro will level prices
• Datacoms widened
• Alumina stores more
• Watch this space
• Analogue meter for volume applications
• PCI boards support four processors
• Chip resistors offer a low resistance
• Shielding fingers are handy for frames
• Keep in touch

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