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1. Automotive-sensor technology drives nonautomotive embedded designs: ever-smarter motor vehicles demand a variety of sugged, low-cost sensors, many of which also prove nearly ideal in other sorts of embedded systems. Now, digital programmability is starting to simplify adapting the automotive devices to their new uses. (tech trends)

2. Wrestlemania keeping high-speed-backplane design under control

3. Tools help you lose the hardware blues; EDA software seems to be the only silicon assistance that some programmable-logic companies want to talk about nowadays. What other tools are available to simplify your task of--as these suppliers seem to have forgotten--designing hardware?

4. IC puts Ethernet and SCSI on a motherboard

5. A rugged 2.5-GHz active oscilloscope probe

6. Learn to use DSP chips with a minimum of pain: DSP evaluation kits

7. Spin chips whirl into nondrive applications: sensorless motor-control ICs

8. Monolithic circuits expedite desktop video: video-compression chips

9. Serial memory offers cheap frills: serial EEPROMs

10. Accelerate DRAM accesses with controller module

11. DC-to-50-GHz programmable step attenuators

12. A high-speed microwave pulse modulator

13. Upgrade color for flat-panel displays

14. Comms Pull Out Big Guns

15. Integrated Circuits

16. ACM Moves Into Wireless Designs

17. Integrated Circuits

18. On-chip debugging reaches a nexus

19. Kentron Doubles DDR Bandwidth

20. Ring your bell; light your light

21. Design color imaging into any graphics system

22. Boost 68020 systems with DRAM controller; simplify interfacing and reduce design time for 32-bit microprocessors

23. PC-board speeds skyrocket; but as board speeds rise, the designs become much more complex and add new complications

24. Power IC drives motors and solenoids

25. RISC controllers allow tradeoffs among cost, flexibility and ease of use

26. EDA firms find several roads to frameworks

27. Low voltage powers parallel-port interface. (Ideas for Design)

28. Pentium chip sets poised for launch; Intel and VSLI pursue PCI, while OPTi favors VL-bus

29. Programmable logic chip fits multiple microcontrollers

30. Speech synthesis chips yield tape-quality sound; synthesizers span low-end to high-end speech applications

31. Purge RISC-based systems of wait states: a clock-stretching circuit eliminates memory access delays, optimizing a Sparc chip's processing speed

32. PC vendors move to Intel alternatives; Compaq picks AMD for ProLineas

33. RISC/2: half RISC, half CISC mPs break traditions

34. The best of both worlds: longer battery life with low-voltage math coprocessors

35. Infineon Technologies Announces Samsung Using New Linear Down-Conversion Mixer Family for Mobile Communications Applications in Next Generation Wireless Terminals

36. NEC Offers Web-Deliverable DRAM Models Using Denali Memory Models; Denali's models support NEC's VC-SDRAM technology and the JEDEC specification

37. AT-to-SCSI links get smaller; SCSI II next; GRiD Tempest laptop uses Adaptec chip

38. Network interface controller simplifies Ethernet for workstations and bridges

39. Matra introduces cache controllers: for 386 systems

40. Hardware modeling system creates simulation models of your ASICs

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