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Articles in Feb 21, 2000 issue of Electronics Times

• Compactcard offers a series of solutions
• IBM leads `women in high tech' drive
• ARM makes it all academic
• Nortel adds 900 jobs
• Flush Rodime after deal
• Design from day one
• Accelerator for low threshold problems
• Projectors expand portable market
• Male connectors offers 90 degrees installation
• Top Whitehall adviser warns about research
• Store Wars
• Lucent spends $30m on expansion
• Cabletron divides itself to conquer
• Processors: up to 100x faster by 2010?
• SBC comes with a PC/104 Plus interface
• Lamp degradation is recorded using labels
• AWGs help solve comms problems
• WAP adapter reduces design time
• News Digest
• Palladium peaks
• Marconi buy to focus on Australia
• Mogford appointed chief officer
• Optoelectronics is a UK success
• Buffer amp's rail-to-rail performance
• Tachometers provide pulse for logging
• Modem shortage may hit Net push
• ARC Cores version 3 debuts with extra DSP
• Corning joint venture
• Kunz is European general manager
• Taking on the design role
• Enhanced CCD board cameras can provide high quality pictures
• Variable drive range for AC and DC use
• Digital data analyser offers measurement rates up to 3.2Gbit/s
• Blue Danube Time?
• Symbian signs 11
• BT and Corning in #39m agreement
• Concurrent raises #1m
• No-one yet knows what will sell 3G
• Backshell provides high levels of EMC
• Development kit includes realtime emulator
• Modules set to aid information access
• Gibson urges closer links with government
• Alcatel puts Bluetooth antenna in chip package
• Digital TV deal for Zoran and Infineon
• Nokia Ventures into London arena
• CompactPCI is given 21 slots by transceiver
• Soft Watch
• Compact PCI supplies are growing fast
• Passive backplane with 21 slots
• Internal memory aid to data logging
• Industry guru Kilby heads for Bookham
• COP8 chip to get speed increase
• Telematics `must increase its appeal'
• Intel takes stake in wireless lans
• Siemens chief joins PartMiner board
• Specifying the Orange videophone
• PCB system join flat belt conveyor lines
• DC/DC converters operate without heatsinks in distributed designs
• Waveguide products up to 40GHz
• Order Book
• Tektronix will put test to the fore
• On The Ball
• NXT completes its change
• Connection helps raise bus speeds
• Arrow Electronics UK
• Tuning into an uncertain future
• All-in-one mini computer for embedded graphical user interfaces
• Tiny touchscreen is highly intelligent
• Module opens way for OPC networks
• Optical litho for 50nm transistor
• British Triumph
• WWG and TTC marriage puts Agilent in their sights
• Critchley backs Tyco over `hostile' Brady
• Aisys takes on two as vice-presidents
• Electronics really can be fun
• Taps feature fibre optic technology
• Controllers extend power range
• Intel chip hits 1.5GHz
• Philips cuts complete Dect handset to three chips
• Quickturn moves into IP design

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