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Articles in Nov 20, 2000 issue of Electronics Times

• Order Book
• Trimedia-based platform for recordable DVD `soon'
• Film is distributed digitally
• Further licensee for TTP's stable
• Chip Supports All
• Quantum topics to the fore at IEDM
• Software at the centre
• Capacitor range is boosted
• Circuits come in SC70 packages
• Transmitter module for OSC applications
• P-series suits 19in rack systems
• Spirent buys into telecoms tester
• LSI pays $83m for ParaGea's IP
• FEI and PCIF speak with a single voice
• Abacus buy adds logic franchise
• Fixed wireless to expand rapidly
• Smartcard is also a CD-rom
• Capacitor is based on Al2O3 film
• Culture of failure is holding Europe back
• Watch this space
• Detector comes in T046 package
• Pitch connectors in three applications
• Capacitors come in large values
• Pentium 4 ready for faster Internet
• Smartcard piracy goes to the courts
• AMD reins in Mustang
• R&D spend before IPO
• Nanocrystals line up for electronics
• Reducing 1Gbit DRAM
• Playing without paying
• Keyboard comes as a single unit
• Extra deep covers extend range
• Controller comes in an SOT-23 package
• Prescaler performs divide-by-2 functions
• Infineon in non-core disposals
• Partnership boost to iTV
• TSMC launch into 0.13 micro m
• Modem chip includes VoIP
• SETs can now do their maths
• Internet infiltration
• Distance sensor range is boosted
• Four extend tool kit line-up
• Proximity sensor uses Hall-effect
• Accelerometers suit true DC response
• Monkey Puzzle
• Generics to list in London
• Cisco links with Corning
• CSR wins $35m for global expansion
• Lucent sells Power arm
• Stacking saves space
• Organic LED connects to silicon
• VIEWPOINT
• A captured audience
• Capacitors cut space and aid safety
• Analysers provide test capabilities
• Kit comes as a four-part solution
• Seagate drive with bite
• Sales push for ARC processor IP
• Display Choice
• Sphere Projection
• Test for Temento in cash search
• Research push to ever higher frequencies
• Where next for Electronica?
• Driver operates up to 10.7Gbit/s rates
• Transistors combine the best of two persuasions
• Capacitors have 2000hr lifeline
• Switch offers surface mount options
• All-copper Altera eyes 0.13 micro m
• Rhines relinquishes president post
• NDS goes for Indian R&D
• Qualcomm arm for investment
• Xilinx buys fabless firm
• Growing volumes are driving distribution
• One site for all
• Flat cable assembly provides connection
• Heads pave way for building readers
• Flashlight lamps fit two-or three-cells
• Digital PLL chips for critical timing
• Telesystem drops 3G buy
• Amplifier wars break out at Electronica

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