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Articles in Nov 6, 2000 issue of Electronics Times

• Voltage kept up for 24nm - Brief Article
• Imaging systems integrated on-chip - Brief Article
• Bede expects more cash from flotation - Brief Article
• Psion performance `below' expectations - Brief Article
• Solectron bid plan will boost its focus in Asia - Brief Article
• In Brief - Brief Article
• Microlenses raise CCD performance - Brief Article
• Transistor has 15nm gate - Brief Article
• Alcatel sales are up 50% - Brief Article
• Stacked devices lead to 3D circuits - Brief Article
• Sega faces annual loss - Brief Article
• Profit for Toshiba - Brief Article
• Analogue boost as Microchip buys - Brief Article
• UK TechTracker - Brief Article
• Hitachi sees first-half hike - Brief Article
• Matsushita looks to sales increase - Brief Article
• Another lifeline offered to Iridium - Brief Article
• Offices raided in Italy's 3G auction - Government Activity - International Pages - Brief Article
• JDS is positive on optical sector - Brief Article
• Kingston reorganises into two - Brief Article
• Delphi display technologies
• UDC licenses Motorola OLEDs
• Philips ups CRT yields
• Nam Tai buys JIC group
• Alien lands cash to boost assembly
• Display projector
• Extra line adds sales at IVC
• When more means less - Brief Article
• Back to airbase for system refit
• Controller meets multimedia needs
• Programming kit provides general purpose platform - Brief Article
• Connectors for signal or power - Brief Article
• Gaskets replace beryllium fingerstrips - Brief Article
• Twin relay has high switching capacity
• Coupler equals standard TLP127 - Brief Article
• Supervisor family offers triple voltage - Brief Article
• Circuits with a host of improvements - Brief Article
• Four-slot chassis for 19in rack mount PCs - Brief Article
• Thin client series aids latest technology - Brief Article
• More members for two key families - Brief Article
• Devlopment kit for Rabbit 2000
• Zero crossing relays aid load life
• MOSFETs feature low power efficiency - Brief Article
• Amplifiers use trimming techniques
• Controller offers three interfaces - Brief Article
• Hardware module speeds development - Brief Article
• Waveguide joints handle 200W - Brief Article
• SBC has Windows-embedded in flash - Brief Article
• Module measures strain gauge signals
• Scrambler keeps conversations safe - Brief Article
• Metal backshells give maximum protection - Brief Article
• Diodes emit light at 470nm wavelength - Brief Article
• LCD module is a bright introduction - Brief Article
• Fast recovery diodes boost output stages - Brief Article
• Flexible SX relay medical use - Brief Article
• IC helps save on VFD board space - Brief Article
• Pressure sensors offer versatility - Brief Article
• Tiny relay meets with BSI approval - Brief Article
• Calibration system tests on site - Brief Article
• Device achieves high sensitivity - Brief Article
• E-business threat has gone, but what next? - Brief Article
• Israeli industry stable in climate of unrest - Brief Article
• World Wide Watch - Brief Article
• Amplifiers on the move - Brief Article
• Herbicide helps to make circuits - Brief Article
• Cores cope with data for digital TV - Brief Article
• OTDM is put to the test by FTRA R&D - Brief Article
• Six Stack - Brief Article
• No lithography in MOSFETs - Brief Article
• Vacuum is ousted by field emitter - Brief Article
• Space invaders - Brief Article
• No need to wait for the daily rushes - Brief Article
• Digital dreams - Brief Article
• Car crazy - Brief Article
• CBI embraces brave new world - Brief Article
• Back to basics on software security
• VIEWPOINT - Brief Article
• PEOPLE
• Bye-bye backlight? - Brief Article
• EL stays inorganic - Brief Article

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