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Articles in Jan 29, 2001 issue of Electronics Times

• Dreamcast feels Pace
• Potentiometers offer temperature range
• Disk drives/media go magneto-optical
• Nasa tests camcorder
• `Smallest' NAND flash
• Orange price is hit by slump
• Fading TI sticks to R&D spend
• Europe's hardware spend on the rise
• Flextronics' Q3 revenue up 65%
• Engineers: your country needs you! - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Starting Out
• Converter boards are a compact option
• Hall effect switches suit automotives
• Test set picks up on friend or foe
• Inertia devices aid anti-tamper activities
• Intel paces the warpath to wireless networking
• Surf's up for StarCore
• Dell fails to reach target
• Matsushita plant closure in pipeline
• Smart Move
• Connector joins the modular line-up
• Bundled kit version of motion controller
• Relay comes in up to four-pole versions
• Celoxica adds to Handel-C
• Nortel remains optimistic
• Conexant postpones Net spin-off
• Slowdown in chips set to continue
• ARM to sell PowerVR design
• Order Book - Brief Article
• Engineering Winner
• Jitter attenuator adheres to standards
• Parthus to combine GPS and Bluetooth
• RMCD supports up to two PC card slots
• Getting high in America
• IDT adds to warnings of slow growth
• Fairchild buy for discrete chip push
• Compaq confident of meeting earnings forecast
• PS2 problems hit Sony
• ST says chip slump is merely a `correction' - Brief Article
• Processor card takes on extra features
• Bistable rotary solenoids arrive
• Test socket handles a range of devices
• Filters combat EMC compliance problems
• HDTV first for Sopranos
• Lofquist to head Micronic in Sweden
• Platform is `milestone' in strategy
• Dataflex fails to impress
• Oriental Orbit
• Single-chip VoIP solution welcomed
• Synopsys improves Verilog simulator
• SMT-header offers small footprint
• EEPROM operates down to 2.5V
• Extended MLCCs offer Y5V coefficient
• PEOPLE
• Avant reworks tool algorithms
• Orcad files go into Allegro
• Record sales for Altera
• Recruitment news by e-mail
• Protocol analyser is a boost to test set
• System puts screen on a video cassette
• Variable speed blower is cool
• Capacitors avoid ageing problems
• Transformer modules beat harsh environments
• When two worlds collide
• Physics professor joins Melles Griot
• Turbocoder IP core launched
• Digital in all new US TVs
• Toshiba adds 32bit chip
• Sales surge puts Eurodis in third spot
• US and UK sign fighter aircraft deal - Brief Article
• Salary survey 2001
• Modules operate in 2.45GHz ISM band
• Momentary switches use the Hall effect
• Capacitor series offers long life
• SSPCs tested for a range of applications
• BT and Oftel pay price for dithering
• Nobel chief retires, Lawry appointed
• Orange listed as basis for expansion
• UK TechTracker
• Survey confirms PC decline

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