Surviving in post-Cold War America
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Flexible-circuit process forms integral terminations
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Nintendo pact puts Mips processor in a high-volume market
OL2.OCT–August 31, 1993 RM Nintendo pact puts Mips processor in a high-volume market Is Intel feeling heat from microrival Mips Technology? It's hard to
Component database addresses problem of shrinking MIL parts sources
OL4.OCT–RP Component database addresses problem of shrinking MIL parts sources A new version of a component information system (CIS) from Aspect Development,
Common problems experienced by PCB tool users
SIDEBAR.OCT–SC Box: Common Problems Experienced by PCB Design Tool Users Today's pc-board CAD programs pack in more features and capability than ever. Taking
Switches and relays have diverging market outlooks
OL3.OCT–pm Switches and relays have diverging market outlooks The effects of military budget cuts are permeating every aspect of the electronics industry. From the
Examine all options before specifying military converters
CONVERTERS.OCT–Interpoint–SC Examine all options before specifying military converters Even converters without full MIL-spec compliance can be viable
Power MOSFET performance continues to improve
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Applications drive LCD technology
LCD.SEP–II Stanley–pm Applications drive LCD technology Despite a plethora of newer LCD technologies, applications demand that the older ones retain, and