Issue 7 • Date July 1981
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Solid state: Fast electron-beam lithography: High blanking speeds may make this new system a serious challenger in producing submicrometer ICs
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Automotive electronics: Detroit bets on electronics to stymie Japan: Programmable controllers, robots, lasers, and microwave detectors maintain quality on U.S. auto makers' production and assembly fines
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Medical electronics: Nuclear medical imaging: Enhanced system designs provide sharper diagnostic images and better biochemical-activity analysis
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Power/energy: Reflector satellites for solar power: Solar-cell arrays in arid zones plus microwave transmission to space and back can send power where needed
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Aerospace: Neutralizing charged-up spacecraft: Electrical charge gathered from space plasma can cause malfunctions or failure, but techniques for minimizing its effects are available
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Sociotechnology: Nuclear weapons monitoring: The international community is desperately trying to devise schemes and systems to discourage proliferation. It could be an unending struggle
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Watchdog for nuclear development: Technology can help monitor civilian uses of nuclear energy while discouraging military applications
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Consumer electronics: A step toward `perfect¿ resolution: Pictures rivaling 35-mm film in quality are in the offing for home television of the eighties
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