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Articles in Nov 8, 1999 issue of Electronics Times

• 1800 jobs for UK as Nortel ups capacity
• ARM and TI prepare wireless platform
• Toshiba agrees a $1.2bn settlement
• Tellabs buys DSP for $35m
• Multiple interfaces
• A bold initiative to boost awareness
• High fives for datacoms
• CPU supervisors are I2C programmable
• Packages beat the static in electronics
• Tiny package holds a powerful board
• Bridge chip provides FireWire connect
• Motion sensor picks up on human bodies
• Atmel unveils its set-top QAM IC
• Marconi offer is accepted
• Envisia tackles low-level electrical problems in ICs
• PEOPLE
• Keeping an eye on piracy
• Developments in embedded design
• Generator stable at up to 1000MHz
• Programmer/emulator for 48pin devices
• Analysers give a flexible boost
• Debug specialises in post-mortems
• Integrators get the drive for CD writers
• Hybrid material useful in FETs
• Bang on target
• You can be a lucky winner
• Driver cuts down on power consumption
• ICs handle power on rest and over-voltage
• Measuring problems are given a solution
• Scopes can perform complex analyses
• Pressure sensor has 0.1% annual stability
• ST recruits graduates
• Hard IP is ported
• COMMENT
• Every step counts
• Power IC eliminates low-battery chatter
• Transformer tester for high volumes
• Systems measure thick film and paste
• Pitch converter's flexible approach links `incompatible' interfaces
• LCD technology gets smart with fluid
• DIMM-PC has an on-board 80486
• ARM's first step into acquisition
• Adaptec buys DPT for $235m
• Cores linked without common clock signal
• Operators gamble on mobile targets
• The shape of things to come
• UPS offers a rack-mounted version
• Transformers are suited to high speed
• Measuring system offers a differential
• Laser diode range offers protection
• Pulse generator stores up to 30 complete front panel set-ups
• More on speech from Nokia/IBM
• Stepping stone
• ICL chooses Dr Elmore
• MP3 goes wireless
• Dangerous liaisons
• LVDS series for data transmission
• ADSL modem kit can speed development
• Generator offers a variable clock range
• Mesa-style keytop joins moulded range
• Keyboard controller is 8042/ACPI-compliant
• Graphics core deal
• EMC takes stake in optical data storage
• Multi-threaded Java
• The art of self-promotion
• Spoiled for choice
• Assemblies aid to uniform alignment
• Left and right-hand backplanes are used to sort out conflict
• MPEG2 cards share common software
• Plug-in analyser for radio transmissions
• Graphics adapter for PMC carrier boards
• In Brief
• Wilson to Kymata
• Pet projects take to the field
• Java gets real
• Driver helps audio and video inputs
• Microcontrollers take in 32bit risc
• Windows tool for testing and analysis
• Inductors have thin film-comparable Q
• Drive focus on performance

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