Will flash memory hold multiple bits/cell?
Will flash memory hold multiple bits/cell? Intel Corp. (Santa Clara, CA) has demonstrated a prototype flash memory with the potential to reduce storage costs inContinue
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Ball grid arrays target high-performance needs
Ball grid arrays target high-performance needs Thin, lightweight IC packages overcome limitations of plastic types The latest-generation ball grid array IC package uses
DRAM startup promises architectural solution to bandwidth problems
DRAM startup promises architectural solution to bandwidth problems San Jose, CA startup Mosys, Inc.has a scheme for making dynamic RAMs that it claims will solveContinue
Enhancements drive VMEbus into the fast lane
Enhancements drive VMEbus into the fast lane Ongoing development is aimed at assuring users of VMEbus support well into the next century BY JERRY GIPPERContinue
Survey Finds: Power supply reliability satisfies most users
Electronic Products Survey Finds: Power supply reliability satisfies most users According to a survey conducted by the Navy several years ago, power supplies were
Tiny technology offers huge potential for electronics industry
Tiny technology offers huge potential for electronics industry Micromachines may revolutionize automotive, industrial, and medical products Motors smaller than the head
Communications network caters to a wide range of simple devices
Communications network caters to a wide range of simple devices At the International Control Engineering Exhibition in March of this year, over 20 companies
PCM PCMCIA cards become mainstream
PCMCIA cards become mainstream The relatively new technology answers computer user demands for smaller size, lower power consumption, and ease of use BY BOB
Creating arbitrary waveforms
Creating arbitrary waveforms A variety of methods are available for creating the waveforms you need BY DOUGLAS BARKER Fluke Corp. Everett, WA The arbitrary
Logic analyzer connectivity is getting better
Logic analyzer connectivity is getting better The keys are improved probing and increased networking capabilities BY BILL FURCH and JIM EGBERT Hewlett-Packard Co.