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Articles in March 15, 1999 issue of Electronics Times

• Kitchen sink drama
• NEWS DIGEST: Hungry for Hungary?
• Car for business
• NEWS DIGEST: Cadence signs up Nortel
• Profitability rises
• Dorset-based stencil printer maker Speedprint Technologies - Company Business and Marketing - Brief Article
• Smartcard which knows you - NeuScience's vein recognition technology - Company Business and Marketing
• A Budget that lacks imagination
• Precision resistors on low-voltage op amp - Brief Article
• GUI for use in IC re-use and design
• Fully programmable DC power supplies
• Wide frequency range SM oscillator
• Brain box
• NEWS DIGEST: Photomatrix buys Hy-Comp
• For your eyes only
• NEWS DIGEST: Agreement on AM-LCD
• Superchip to boost TI sales
• Silicon Graphics - Company Financial Information - Brief Article
• Fuzzy logic control of fusion research - Industry Trend or Event
  by Nick Flaherty
• Soft Watch
  by Chris Edwards
• Power supply offers 50kV isolation - Brief Article
• Design-in kit enables easy LCD evaluation
• Chip combines both PFC and PWM
• Strain unit enables remote conditioning
• Budget 1999
• NEWS DIGEST: Conexant to break even
• Effnet has answer for fast gigabit speeds
• NEWS DIGEST: Manganese parts deal
• Shannon growth
• Future phone code bid - Product Information
• COMMENT
  by Bronagh Miskelly
• Compact SBC is like a full computer - Brief Article
• PC audio codec is AC97 rev 2-compliant
• HP expandable analysers cover an entire spectrum
• EMI suppressors are 30% cheaper
• Sony cuts staff in restructure
• NEWS DIGEST: Intel cashes in
• Samsung shows off videophone
• NEWS DIGEST: Net smartcard agreements
• Siemens focus on Internet with US unit
  by John Walko
• Regent Associates, mergers and acquisitions specialist for the IT industry - Company Business and Marketing - Brief Article
• Improved anti-jitter technique - Surrey University research spots - Company Business and Marketing
• Intel deal should have been made in the open
• Motor driver IC can drive both windings
• Real time board offers 333MHz
• Transformers for explosive situations
• Four-port hub is fully USB-compatible
• BBC drives into telematics arena
  by Paul Dempsey
• NEWS DIGEST: Big four plan bridge
• NEWS DIGEST: Profit for Bowthorpe
• ARM shares set to surge after split
• Net IC buy for Intel - Company Business and Marketing - Brief Article
• Joint debugging system - Company Business and Marketing
• Dorman picked - BT and AT&T name David Dorman CEO - Company Operations
• PCMCIA PC cards for laptops
• External adapters deliver up to 100W
• Transistors dissipate over 300% more
• RealPort kits enable ISDN/PC connection
• 11th hour Intel deal beats monopoly claim
  by Mark Harris
• NEWS DIGEST: Trimega joint deal
• NEWS DIGEST: Facts on call success
• CSM in interconnect deal
  by Matthew Alleyne
• Cellnet buys MDT
• Motorola and TRW's car comms system `will beat CAN and TTP/C' - Product Information
  by Chris Edwards
• Back to the future
• Waterproof fans offer full IP54 protection
• Frame buffer for high res graphics/video
• Secondary rectifiers are ultra-fast
• UPS offers compact power protection
• NEWS DIGEST: BICC may quit cables
• Budget hope for UK high-tech companies
  by Paul Dempsey
• NEWS DIGEST: Satellite delivery wins $7m
• The integrated TV `has no future'
• Loans for high-tech
• Set-top box chips support US and European standards - Product Information
• Computer is readable in bright conditions - Brief Article
• Profibus scanner mod for PLC-5 processors - Brief Article
• Busbar trunk range now has five currents
• DIN mounted supply is small but powerful
• Order Book

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