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Articles in Oct 2001 issue of InTech

• Cost-saving 'enablers' speed networking
  by Strothman, Jim
• Rockets' heat protection thins
• Users crave committee representation
  by Fussell, Ellen
• Chinese widen fieldbus use
• Networking for modular manufacturing
  by Komarek, Larry
• Wedge connections
  by Lorentz, Kathleen
• Our focus has to remain strong
  by Hale, Gregory
• Electronic chemicals
• Still in service after all these years
  by Capano, Dan
• Planes looking to buzz hurricanes
• Mopping up from bus wars
  by Phinney, Tom
• IBM advances computer within a molecule
• InTech voices
• Thinking for down the road: Want to save AC costs?
• Mixed reviews for 24/7 manufacturing
  by Felton, Bob
• Intelligent sensor networks for plant floor or remote, hostile environments
  by Felton, Bob
• Nonfossil power moves ahead in Europe
  by Whetton, Cris
• Bluetooth stalls as wireless LANs make gains
  by Felton, Bob
• Internet infrastructure rivals smoke protocol peace pipe
  by Strothman, Jim
• One bus in constant motion
  by Larsen, Ronald M
• New accurate measuring devices just around the corner?
• Cleaner-burning fuels made easier
• Robotic explorer for all environments
  by Felton, Bob
• ODVA launches first EtherNet/IP conformance lab
• Integrate OPC with non-Windows
  by Sheble, Nicholas
• Japan eyes nuclear plants in buildings
• Advancing on Europe
• Have you paid your daily dues?
  by Pinto, Jim
• Fuel cell research garners some big bucks
• E-opportunities knock on instrument makers' doors
  by Strothman, Jim
• Extending the reach of OPC
  by Wacker, Paul
• Manufacturers' needs not changing--but acronyms are
  by Unger, Keith
• An 'open' discussion on the future of fieldbus
  by Fussell, Ellen
• Test your knowledge with CCST ...
• Electrical engineer strikes oil with drilling career
  by Fussell, Ellen
• Using code changes to boost profits
  by Babiarz, Paul S
• Digital control heads to autobahn
  by Lamoreaux, Matthew G
• Plants today, auto parts tomorrow
• Will that be unleaded or diesel for your laptop?
• InTech: Feedforward
• Laser ultrasonics hit the next level
  by Klein, Marvin; Pouet, Bruno; Breugnot, Sebastien; Peithmann, Konrad
• Gamma radiation, fiber optics, and dopants meet at the hill
  by Prout, Stephen; Rodgers, Jack