Issue 6 • Date June 1982
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Energy report
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Scanning the Institute
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Coming in Spectrum
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EEs' tools & toys
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Whatever happened to water-scale integration?
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Technically speaking
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Spectral lines: Arms control
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Computers: Breaching system security: No commercial computer system is prowler-proof ¿ but the magnitude of the threat is debatable
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Consumer electronics: Cameras that `think¿: Mental calculations and manual adjustments are becoming a thing of the past for both amateurs and professionals
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Computer-aided design: Automating chip layout: New computer-based layout systems are faster than their human counterparts and produce designs that almost match those created manually
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Nuclear power: Control-room design: Lessons from TMI: Improved instrumentation plus computer-based decision aids under development should help minimize the potential consequences of accidents
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Communications: Low-power television: Short-range, low-cost TV stations are in the offing as the FCC prepares to establish broadcast requirements
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Communications: Local area nets: A pair of standards: Confronted by marketplace needs, the IEEE 802 Committee is proposing standards for two kinds of networks: Contention access and token passing
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New and recent IEEE publications
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New product applications: Monolithic 16-bit D/A converter available in two accuracygrade. for 0°-to-75°C range
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