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Articles in May 4, 1999 issue of Electronics Times

• US titles join the ET stable
• NEC equips for 3G
• Thomson MP3 stake
• Tiny touch - Intarsia's VCO module - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• Combes is CEO at Philips arm - Philippe Combes named CEO of Philips Display Components
• Specialise or generalise?
• Input board samples four channels
• MPEG2 decoder comes on one chip
• Right wavelength
• Surveillance success
• Margins warning
• Xynetix chip predictor will assist designers - Product Announcement
• Taiwanese tiger learns to swim
  by William Dennis
• Radio communications test set is fully portable
• Built-in antenna saves car design
• Acorn seeds new growth
• Acal buys to expand in Europe
• Foresight launches vehicle plan
• Military detector in open market launch
• NetNet UK launch - US finance house Munder Capital Management launches a UK operation - Company Business and Marketing - Brief Article
• Soderberg steps up - Leif Soderberg named senior vice-president at Motorola Systems Solutions Group - Company Operations - Brief Article
• Diaphragm valve's superior integrity
• Pattern recognition software for thin films
• UK chip designs lead European business
• ISH AIMs to expand
• Core cuts back on power - Technical
  by Nick Flaherty
• Modular scaleable test platform
• SMT connectors have an ultra-low profile
• Speed satellite
• Bob Jones goes fourth
• EU telecoms body to cut US influence
• World crisis barely crimped PC sales
• Shape memory alloys could boost CD storage to 125Gbyte - Dynamic Material Developments research at Brunel University - Technology Information
• Acorn's oak tree gets the chop
• `Logic as a growing business'
• Reflective sensors have a greater range
• Subrack range for CompactPCI systems
• Rubidium frequency unit accurate to 10-12
• Talks to group missile skills
• Things are looking better, says Eurodis
• Netphones in China
• Iridium faces rising pressure
• A survey of surveys - Company Business and Marketing
  by Ian Cameron
• Notebook cards for in-classroom connect
• Multiple sensor to work with ShockLog
• The 1p-a-share lifeline
• Working cell is 80nm
• `Server farms' to push e-business
• Memory to name its partner soon
• Substrate noise analysed - Company Business and Marketing
• Andreu in new Rockwell role - Jordi Andreu becomes president of global sales and support at Rockwell Automation - Company Operations - Brief Article
• Comms module operates up to 85 degrees C
• Mini circuit breaker has manual release
• PowerPC tools offer EC++/RTOS support
• GEC buys Fore as it aims for world market
• Analysis: A Self-Created Problem?
• Heathrow expansion
• Intelligent antenna improves coverage - University of Surrey develops mobile phone antenna - Technology Information
• Money talks. Any more questions? - Bob Jones launches Equiinet - Company Business and Marketing
• Imager measures up to 2000 degrees C
• Servers are aimed at the soho market
• Connector offers data, control and power
• Risc microcontrollers consume little power
• Internet route to reach the SMEs
• Broadcom buys
• AT&T buy spoils Comcast merger
• Analysis: BT BAFFLED
• Processor beats problems - Tensilica's Xtensa processor - Product Announcement
  by Chris Edwards
• Campbell takes on the challenge - Ed Campbell named Chief Financial Officer at Centurion Electronics - Company Operations - Brief Article
• Final cell can perform an array of functions
• DACs capable of wideband IF synthesis
• Mitsubishi opens Euro design centre
• Xilinx to reconfigure notebook over Net
• Cadence divides in bid to increase sales
• Telcos agree to differ in land of rising yen
• NumeriTech is one step ahead - Product Announcement
• Flextronics appoints president for Asia - Company Operations - Brief Article
• `Technology is in our favour'
• Switching eight inputs to 32 outputs
• Laser diode module transmits at 10Gbit/s

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