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GBT SA to distribute Varta Micro-battery line
19 May 2004
The technology portfolio of Varta micro-battery consists of: NiMH cylindrical and button cells; primary lithium button cells; lithium ion; lithium polymer; silver oxide; lithium coil; and primary alkaline

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An update on the state of the electronics industry in South Africa - Part VIII
19 May 2004
Netstar installs some 7000 units per month and has an installed base of over 130 000 vehicles

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PC/104 module helps machine walk
19 May 2004, Electronic Products Design
Contemporary Controls provided one of its PC/104 modules for the CPU, which is the brain of the robot

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Trends in SMT manufacture and high speed digital circuit board design
19 May 2004, EDA Technologies
Topics covered are: lead-free soldering, EMI compliance, semiconductor trends, advanced PCB design methodologies, test instrumentation and high-speed technology roadmap

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The long awaited telecommunications competition - how it will actually affect South Africa
19 May 2004
The SNO will impact the purveyors of their services (ISPs) at a cost-of-sales level

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Trolley Scan breaks another barrier
19 May 2004, Trolley Scan
The new production transponders can be read 8 m from a reader radiating just 300 mW of power, similar to the power radiated from a cellphone

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WiMAX set to take off
19 May 2004
From an operators' perspective, WiMAX, the new wireless broadband standard, can ease the financial burden of deploying and expanding a network. According to technology market research firm ABI Research, ...

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High altitude platforms to provide broadband for all
19 May 2004
An international project led by York University aims to make broadband available to remote rural areas and even moving trains, thanks to high altitude platforms (HAPs). These HAPs will be airships or ...

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Five cent tag issue for RFID overshadows larger concerns
19 May 2004
Recent rumblings in RFID have centred on RFID tags becoming available at a price point of five (US) cents in large volumes. But the clamour around the 'five cent tag' is overshadowing more important issues ...

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Proprietary fixed wireless broadband gains speed while support for WiMAX builds
19 May 2004, Mining (Industry)
Recent announcements have indicated that two large European mobile equipment makers - Siemens and Alcatel - have pledged to produce equipment compatible with the 802.16 standard, also known as WiMAX. ...

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Innovative bus-bar ferrite noise suppression products
19 May 2004, Circuit & System Protection
In industry, there are increasing needs to both improve performance and speed of electronic systems, as well as cut assembly costs. The requirements are doubly important for power transmission, IGBT ...

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Isopropyl alcohol cleaning agent
19 May 2004, Manufacturing / Production Technology, Hardware & Services
An effective detergent for all structures and plastic-housings of computers, printers, screens, photocopier drums and any other office machine, Due-Ci's L-15 evaporates completely, leaving no residue. ...

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Electronics News Digest
19 May 2004, Electronic News Digest
Southern Africa    Altech has released its financial results for the year ending 29 February 2004, announcing that it is well-positioned to show real growth in the coming year with orders on hand at an ...

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AAD receives outstanding achievement award
5 May 2004, Altron Arrow
STMicroelectronics is a global leader in developing and delivering semiconductor solutions across the spectrum of microelectronics applications

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Dimension Data appoints BEE company as primary cabling and networking supplier
5 May 2004
Falcon Electronics will place consultants on-site at Dimension Data's Advanced Infrastructure division, where it will be responsible for the assessment of product specifications, purchasing of products and its overall procurement logistics

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New advance towards superconductor wires
5 May 2004
Researchers have developed what they claim is a simple method for measuring the maximum current that coated superconductors can carry

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A new dimension in 3D display panels
5 May 2004
Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Telecommunications HHI developed an interactive 3D kiosk

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Beyond 'nano' to 'atto' with a scale sensitive enough to weigh a virus
5 May 2004
An attogram is one-thousandth of a femtogram, which is one-thousandth of a picogram, which is one-thousandth of a nanogram, which is a billionth of a gram

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Spescom MeasureGraph announces Fluke winner
5 May 2004, Power Electronics / Power Management
Spescom MeasureGraph has drawn a winner from hundreds of entries received for the Fluke 1650 Series Competition. He is Albert van Niekerk, a design engineer with ATE in Midrand, Gauteng. Pictured is Fluke ...

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Discover the 'Art of Analog' at National's seminars
5 May 2004
EBV has announced that National Semiconductor will be sharing its latest analog technology, expertise, and design tools by hosting a number of free live seminars. 'Analog Guru', Bob Pease, will be delivering ...

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