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Articles in Oct 2, 2000 issue of Electronics Times

• Thunderbirds Are Go!
• Matsushita boxes to AT&T - Brief Article
• NEC to plough $60m into expanding and hiring - Brief Article
• Synopsys is quietly heading for design service capability - Brief Article
• Index IT leads Palmchip fund - Brief Article
• Sony gets PCs into real world
• Software will allow functions to `migrate'
• Save your money - Brief Article
• Six of the best for capacitor range - Brief Article
• Cell offers long operating time - Brief Article
• DECT-based system joins range - Brief Article
• PixelFusion steps out of graphics and into network
• Gentle Touch - Brief Article
• An End To Cards? - Brief Article
• Co-branded phones - Brief Article
• PMC-Sierra switches on
• S&S tackles 3G and GSM AMR speech coder - Signals and Software - Brief Article
• Resolution record with CMOS sensor - Brief Article
• Down to Earth research - Brief Article
• VCOs offer high linear turning - Brief Article
• Test system offers automated accuracy - Brief Article
• Constant Connection - Brief Article
• Windows CE on to TriCore - Brief Article
• Alcatel uses Europe to bolster US - Brief Article
• Maple leaf flies high over Cambridge
• Vodafone ventures in funding - Brief Article
• Nanocrystals move into silicon dioxide - Brief Article
• National pulls more into Geode devices - Brief Article
• Intel hit by short-termist panic - Brief Article
• Tool suite uses latest TriCore for systems - Brief Article
• Alloy/flux offers zero lead content - Brief Article
• UK raises capital
• Rollout hits Sony shares - Brief Article
• Enea OSE signs up with Mentor - Brief Article
• The Swing Of Things
• Job done, Esser quits Vodafone - Brief Article
• Pin Head Development - Brief Article
• National to develop 3D in-house - Brief Article
• Back from the brink - Brief Article
• Shuttle mission - Brief Article
• Three modules boost SMPS - Brief Article
• Sensors offer an SMBus interface - Brief Article
• Infineon aims at UMTS
• Motorola offers Bluetooth phone - Brief Article
• Low budget bid to turn up the volume - Brief Article
• Embedded Lunux for Motorola - Brief Article
• In Brief - Brief Article
• Jules Verne develops lithium-ion - Universite de Picardie Jules Verne scientists - Brief Article
• Industry forum will co-ordinate codecs
• Television at the cinema - Brief Article
• What's in store? - Brief Article
• High-capacity drivers for mobile market - Brief Article
• Potentiometer is lightweight
• Way to technology stays barred to ethnic students
• Duo ready 16bit micro for networks - Brief Article
• ARM to build new AMBA hardware bus - Brief Article
• UK digital TV faces patent threat as TV/COM sues
• Test firm Bede looks for #20m flotation
• Quantum leap could aid Moore - Brief Article
• Graphite tape likes it hot
• Pride and prejudice - Brief Article
• Latched connector mates underwater - Brief Article
• V-PMP/IR system for LMDS applications - Brief Article
• May warns it is high time to design the Web, not grow it
• Monti will keep down prices - Brief Article
• Intel moves to head off Crusoe - Brief Article
• Hours Of Easy Listening - Brief Article
• ANT raises #5m but `will to raise more before float' - Brief Article
• Memories are made of this - HP Labs creates "memory box" - Brief Article
• Embattled telecoms
• The hardware - Brief Article
• Rectifiers boost power density - Brief Article
• Solid state switches replace relay - Brief Article
• System allows for testing balance - Brief Article
• Amstrad back in phones - Brief Article
• LCD monitor has `true 3D graphics'
• Hardwired cores for fast serial I/O - Quicklogic using hardwired cores for high-speed serial I/O schemes - Brief Article
• PEOPLE - Brief Article
• What is Terraplay? - Brief Article
• Switching power supplies in IEC - Brief Article

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