Editor’s Perspective

The joys of being connected Nowadays, it seems that everyone is carrying some type of portable electronic device. Business people on trains and planes busyContinue

A big fish ate my company A big fish ate the company I recently worked for. I take what may be considered inordinate pride inContinue

Sex discrimination in engineering Not too long ago I attended an exhibit showcase in Orlando, FL. One of the participating exhibitors I visited was aContinue

Miniaturization and the human factor By now the story is familiar: the electronics industry continues its unabated quest to make products smaller and more

In a break from our usual format, Editor-in-Chief R. Pell () and Senior Editor Rodney Myrvaagnes () agree to disagree about the merits of theContinue

Writing for the Web I hope you will visit our newly redesigned Web site (see the ad on page 86 to see what it looksContinue

The Y2K brouhaha I kept telling people the world wasn't going to end. . . . When I told my friends and family that IContinue

Keeping up as a consumer: the readers speak Instead of constantly buying the latest consumer products, many of Electronic Products' engineer readers continue to

Don't forget the human interface Many of the reports we see and hear about product failures are blamed on the machine. What about the operator?Continue