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Issue 3 • Date March 1977

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Spectral lines: Report from the U.K.

Solid-state circuits: Gallium arsenide spawns speed: Monolithic digital circuits employing `MESFETÂ¿ devices promise multigigabit and higher data rates

Microprocessors: Microprocessors talk it up: Micros, alone and in constellations, are star feature of new radio, telephone, data, and satellite systems

Consumer electronics: Single-slice superhet: New portable and table model AM/FM radios are designed with most active components on one 16-pin bipolar chip

Power: Planning for a brighter future: Modeling and simulation, load forecasting, frequency control, stability, security, and reliability are important factors

Aerospace: Conversations with a space shuttle Keeping experimenters in touch with orbiter-launched payloads requires a new earth-based communications support system

Transportation: The `green waveÂ¿ rolls on: The increasing use of computers to replace relay systems has resulted in greater traffic-control flexibility and higher efficiency

Computers: Computer-based machine-tool control: The best place to inject a computer in numerical control is locally, not as a controller of many systems

Education: Accreditation: A debatable issue: Key officers of IEEE express diverging views on the role the Institute should play in accrediting electrical engineering programs

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