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Articles in Nov 13, 2000 issue of Electronics Times

• 3Dlabs splits and builds standard API - applications programming interface - Brief Article
• Tax changes ahead
• Dyson launches Contrarotator washing machine
• Cash sought for fractals - antennas - Brief Article
• Scotland's Kymata and Axeon win extra VC cash
• Mould transfer ditches vacuum - Brief Article
• More expensive SSRs boost profits
• Solutions that add power to networking
• Amplicon shows off 200 series
• Coater for most substrates
• Duo join the latest line-up of panel PCs
• Dynamic integration gets an upgrade
• Field solver has a PC-based design tool
• Sensitive digital data is stored on cards
• Inspection and analysing solution
• Trail blazer
• BT shake-up in fight to keep rating - BT plans series of listings and disposals - Brief Article
• Microsoft buy gets green light - Microsoft Corp. acquires 23.6% of TeleWest Communications PLC - Brief Article
• Japan to boost LCDs
• Crystal control in three dimensions
• Dr Peters moves from BCC to EEF - Brief Article
• VR hits the mainstream
• Battle lines drawn on operating systems
• Driver IC cuts down on power and space
• IP that quickly converts FPGAs
• High-voltage MOSFET has low threshold
• DC/DC converters deliver up to 10W
• Matting protects the heavies from static
• Data bus interconnect systems join line-up
• Three designs extend power cord range
• Sequoia celebrates its MBO - management buyout - Brief Article
• IBM/Kymata optical deal - companies to develop next-generation optical networking chips - Brief Article
• Computer control is all in the mind - Brief Article
• Image Makers
• Connecting to Fibre Channel
• Semis build up to overcapacity
• Pump up the volume
• Packages offer many solutions
• Hot-swap controller for converters
• Oscillating frequency is 4 to 7.99MHz
• Evaluation kit aid to thermostat designers
• Relays come in a low-profile package
• Radial blowers in three frame sizes
• Sensor prevents any crosstalk
• Pre-Budget: no relief yet on IR35
• Dyson calls for some `very special' state aid
• Helicopters can fly in fog - Brief Article
• UK TechTracker
• Materials open the gate
• Bluetooth mania will hit market in 2001
• Cubic enclosures make an entry
• Driving display link on show
• Card has 4096 elements
• Hard disk drive has UDMA100 interface
• SD connectors have card eject buttons
• Microcontroller offers risc architecture
• Transceiver works off low power
• Power system offers modular flexibility
• Nortel adds 1300 jobs in UK expansion plans - Brief Article
• Revenue up for Bookham - third quarter 2000 revenues for Bookham Technology - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Investing in Swiss mobile - mobile communications company acquisitions - Brief Article
• Say hello
• Router offers 480Gbit/s
• Europe yet to show faith in RosettaNet - Brief Article
• History for keeps
• Qualification hurdles
• MOSFETs power in
• Oscillators come in six pad packages
• DS3/E3 framers up to eight channel
• Wire wound takes place of Coilcrafts
• Cooling fan has a plastic frame
• Light output behind laser diode reliability
• Intel success in copper process - Intel completes advanced 0.13 micro m, copper-based manufacturing process - Brief Article
• Camera works like human eye - Brief Article
• Infineon opens well
• ARM delivers using IP Gear
• Virtual stimulation
• Keeping An eye on obsolescence
• DC/DC converters have 1.8V outputs
• Heaters check temperatures

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