Nikkei Electronics Asia - November 2002

• RF Micro Devices Ships from Beijing Facility
• Sharp Developes SD Digital Amps for Home Stereos
• CDT, GDesign to Develope Drivers for LEP Displays
• Altera Launches Low Cost Cyclone FPGAs
• Companies Aim to Standardize DQFN, MicroPak
• IP Flex Ships First Reconfigurable Processor
• LSI's Cell-Based Platform with Gate Array Concept
• Philips, Ericsson Strengthen Partnership
• Sanyo's 3D Display Expands Viewing Angle
• TI's WLAN Processor Enables True Wi-Fi Mobility
• Fujitsu, NMS Develope Wireless Video Gateway
• [Cover Story] Multiple, Adaptive Array Antennas Boost Wireless LAN
• IPC Promotes Standards Programs in China
• Motorola Opens GSM/GPRS Design Center
• HTC Builds Smart Phone Brand Quietly
• Asia's First Digital Radio Broadcast Service Launched
• CANless Thin Film Package for OELD
• Chips, Software for Next-Gen Networks
• Keycorp Joins Samsung for Multos System
• New, Inexpensive Chip-Fault Detection Method
• Intel to Set Up Chip Factory
• [Point-to-Point] SIP's Field of Dreams
• Intelligent Die Bonding Opens Up New Possibilities
• Linux Invades Embedded Arena
• Toyota, Honda Enhance Telematics
• Intel Drives Demand with New Technologies
• HP Abandons RISC Architecture
• Sanyo Digital Camera Challenges Camcorders
• UMC Unveils Strained Silicon
• [Technology Analysis] New Sn-Zn Solder Bonds at Under 200 celsius
• Nariko Kajiki, CEO, OFFICE NOA Inc
• EB Technology Expands to Sub-0.1micron Processes
• Samsung, Panasonic Draw Crowds at Shanghai CeBIT
• Globaltronics: Better Times Ahead?
• Measurement of EMI Noise from ICs Made Easier
• Embedding 3D Graphics in a Chip
• Willtech Pushes to Go Global, CEO Says
• A Closer Look at IEEE 802.11g

• Fujitsu President Shows Positive Stance Toward Tie-up With Renesas, Panasonic
• Mazda Employs Crash Prevention Technology for SUV
• [AABC] Panasonic, GS Yuasa Speak of Stationary Storage Batteries
• [AABC] Samsung Yokohama Discusses Performance Improvement of Li-ion Batteries
• Toshiba's 'SCiB' Li-ion Battery Employed for Elevator
• Elpida President Discusses DRAM Industry's Future

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