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"World Wide Watch". Electronics Times. FindArticles.com. 30 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0WVI/is_2001_Feb_5/ai_70333848/

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Articles in Feb 5, 2001 issue of Electronics Times

• Maplin prize for Inventors of the Future - Brief Article
• Legend indicator for clear visibility - Brief Article
• Panels provide wide viewing
• Snap to panel fixing styles aid security
• A history of PCB007
• Ethernet switch can boost performance
• Incredible journeys
• Dewar takes on key role at Siroyan
• Co-processor puts Java on 200MHz
• Psion is a deal too far for Motorola
• ARM `too dear' for some
• DRIVE-BY-TOUCH
• Cooling system arrives quietly
• CPLDs reach high number of gates
• Full-size SBC features AGP video controller
• Ceramic capacitors boost capacitance
• A modular approach
• Time for the talking on skills shortage to end
• Gateway CEO casualty
• UK `needs' to win investors
• Agilent buys Italian optics lab
• PlayStation games on i-mode
• VCs opt for `solid' technology firms
• Serial cards aid software download - Brief Article
• Potentiometers come in 9mm range - Brief Article
• IP module sends multiple packets - Brief Article
• Counter measures from 5Hz to 1.3GHz
• Smartcard reader is dual-sided
• Crystal oscillator in a tiny package
• Ceramic capacitors absorb stress
• BT can't quite put the lid on its boxes
• How realistic are the upbeat claims from ST?
• Students clone ARM7
• UK TechTracker
• High speed is target in connector wars
• UK pays more for broadband
• GPRS on all GSM phones
• Nokia trims handset forecast for 2001 - Brief Article
• Amplifier supplies can be lowered - Insight Memec introduces LT1806 amplifier - Brief Article
• Wall-mounted UPS is space-saving
• Wireless transcoders suit next generation
• Single-chip modem for embedded use
• Two more indicating controllers in line-up
• UK - too late to regain its lead?
• Pace board of directors in shake-up
• Hard wire base for USB designs
• Flex seeks $1bn for phone deal
• ARM puts density first for 64bit core
• Is UK in Medea+ or not?
• Bookham says no to second UK fab
• Transceiver checks on received packets - National Semiconductor launches DP83862 transceiver - Brief Article
• Two-wire CPU supervisors are highly integrated - Brief Article
• Power MOSFETs boost efficiency
• Converter comes with filter built-in
• Firms come out of the shadows
• The perfect match
• Tool takes on burden of software
• BrightCom in $15m placing
• Limerick deal is poetry to the Irish
• Mitel warning on Q4 sales
• Alcatel sales up 36% on year
• Order Book
• Multi-function boards offer solution range - Brief Article
• ARM cloner signs Siemens - Brief Article
• Frame copes with solder paste stencil
• Wire crimping unit is a handy splicer
• Meet without moving
• Patch panel is powerful and slim
• Subscription radio
• Quantel adds Fane to its executive team
• Amkor releases halide-free line
• Maxim to partner Dallas
• Schools Design
• Capture and HDL to `die out by 2005'
• Harmonic filtering aids compliance - Lambda adds ZWS-AF power supply - Brief Article
• Enclosure range suits fast locking to rails - Brief Article
• Field memories have 12ns cycle time
• RTSX-S series is tolerant to radiation
• A bit of a transition
• How Wordmap works

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