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Articles in May 10, 1999 issue of Electronics Times

• MEMS need no cleanroom
• Analysis: Analogue To The Rescue As National Bails Out
• Fibre pair to join forces in Europe
• Fresh shoots spring from ashes of Acorn
• Home truths from the house - Home Information Infrastructure initiative from Matsushita - Product Information - Brief Article
• DAQ system is both rugged and portable
• XGA controllers offer 95Hz refresh rates
• Reader/writer offers Windows support
• DVM recording system is enhanced
• Order Book
• CMOS deal signed
• Sony plans loss-leader chip strategy - Product Information
• Ink links Philips with Olivetti - joint venture by Philips Business Electronics and Olivetti's Lexikon imaging and communications peripherals subsidiary - Company Business and Marketing
• Timing comes first in Magma chip designs
• EMC sensor for non-contact measuring
• Inkjet printer ink's 75-year indoor life
• ISP router for data and voice comms
• LCD controller offers PC and TV interface
• National to sell Cyrix and lay off 600 staff
• Kymata set to open wafer fab in Scotland
• 64bit PowerPC to be licensed - Company Business and Marketing - Brief Article
• Cash call - RealCall launches a #2.5m private placement - Company Business and Marketing - Brief Article
• He either knows more… or less
• Schottky rectifiers handle 50A and 0.4V
• Inverters convert 12 or 24V DC to 230V AC
• Multitap transformer offers six outputs
• Temperature checks without contact
• UK set for box-building boost
• News Digest - Industry Trend or Event
• You've got to hand it to them
• MIPS without MIPS - Company Business and Marketing - Brief Article
• TANet to grow with the language flow - Company Financial Information - Brief Article
• Code hop encoder features 16 functions
• Switches have a range of options
• 32bit risc controller for network applications
• Digital machine has wide angle display
• Easdaq float could mean 50 wafer jobs
• Siemens will repay
• Intel makes more networking moves - Company Business and Marketing - Brief Article
• IBM quick off mark - S/390 Generation 6 Enterprise Server from IBM - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• Quantum computer takes leap forward
• Relay takes under 2/3 the standard space
• Host modem driver for motherboard chipsets
• Frequency inverters use motor as sensor
• Rohm to open VLSI centre
• UK is leading Europe
• Intel to split from ARM? - Product Information
• SMTEK plans a $9m spend on subsidiaries - Company Business and Marketing
• Asynchronous logic moves to standard design
• Feed throughs for harsh environments
• Multilayer capacitor meets C0G spec
• SM devices can protect networks
• Big is better in cable industry
• All clear
• MediaOne opts for AT&T's bid - Company Business and Marketing
• Mobile masts cut down to size
• The blooding of Asia's powerhouses - downsizing by Toshiba, NEC, Hitachi - Company Operations
• 6.4in VGA TFT panel consumes little power
• Power supply offers flexible voltage/current
• PCMCIA header has steel ejector
• Power modules for harsh environments
• Afdec market sales statistics
• On target
• Eye-opener
• Sanders under fire at AGM - Company Operations
• MIPS core runs in an FPGA
• Ultra-compact SBC has full capabilities - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• Low consumption DSP microcontroller
• RF meter measures 868 to 870MHz band
• CCD video processor at up to 27Msample/s
• Extraction units for solder applications - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• Restriction on analogue
• Nortel claims breakthrough
• Japanese roll out 3G
• Philips pays dear for VLSI buyout - Company Business and Marketing
• State-of-the-art in information display
• Merger boosts Korean duo - Company Business and Marketing
• Pin headers have integrated stand-offs
• Battery printer speeds paper feed
• Event detector stores in binary

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