| IEEE Spectrum 1989 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Accelerators speed logic and fault simulation. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Vishwani D. Agrawal |
| Anatomy of a magnet failure. (technical) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| An opening for Open Systems. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Maris Graube |
| Ballantine's Katzmann measures up. (Ballantine Laboratories Inc., Fred Leonard Katzmann) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | John Voelker |
| Broadband communications grow closer. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Stephen B. Weinstein |
| Chasing Japan in the HDTV race. (Europe and the United States lag far behind) (high-definition television) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Ronald K. Jurgen |
| Computation and engineering prove compelling. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Peter Freeman |
| Development of control systems continues. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Robert W. McKnight |
| Digital audio tape for data storage. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Eng Tan, Bert Vermeulen |
| Ferroelectrics for nonvolatile RAMs. (high-dielectric-constant thin-film capacitors allow RAMs to endure over 10 trillion read/write cycles) (Advance Technology: Microelectronics) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | David Bondurant, Fred Gnadinger |
| Flash memories: the best of two worlds. (memory chip positioned between EPROMs and EEPROMs; includes glossary) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Richard D. Pashley, Stefan K. Lai |
| Flat-panel displays displace large, heavy, power-hungry CRTs. (cathode-ray tubes) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Lawrence E. Tannas Jr |
| Flat polymer electrolytes promise thin-film power. (extra-thin solid-state batteries) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | M. Zafar A. Munshi, Boone B. Ownes |
| From personal appliance to personal agent. (microcomputers) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Esther Dyson |
| HDTV displays in Japan: projection-CRT systems on top. (high-definition television, cathode-ray tube)(includes a related article on how projection CRTs project) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Lawrence E. Tannas Jr. |
| High-speed 32-bit buses for forward-looking computers. (32-bit buses allow for multiprocessing and scalability, but cause some problems) (includes related article on bus-driving) (System Design: Computers) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Paul L. Borrill |
| Hologram lenses lead to compact scanners. (includes related article on better laser printers for less) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Takefumi Inagaki |
| How to defeat electrostatic discharge. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Warren Boxleitner |
| How to select a flat-panel display. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Melvin F. Silverstein |
| IEEE honors 20 specialists with field awards. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| Interactive Laboratory System (ILS) PC. (Software Review) (evaluation) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| It looks like a pc--or is it a workstation? | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| It slices, it fills ... the amazing ion beam! (Seiko Instruments' SMI8100) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| Logic synthesis speeds ASIC design. (application-specific integrated circuit) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Aart J. de Geus |
| Massive parallelism rivals supercomputers. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Steven Wallach |
| Medical technology burgeoning. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Murray Eden |
| Microprocessors circa 2000. (a technology forecast) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Patrick P. Gelsinger, Paolo A. Gargini, Gerhard H. Parker, Albert Y.C. Yu |
| Monarch. (Athena Group Inc.'s Monarch computer-aided design tool) (Software Review) (Software Reviews) (evaluation) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Douglas L. Jones |
| MSAlines. (Software Review) (evaluation) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Seymour B. Cohn |
| MSC-pal 2. (Software Review) (MacNeal-Schwendler Corp) (evaluation) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| Networking the intelligent home. (the developing Consumer Electronic Bus standard) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | George Hanover |
| New anatomies for semiconductor wafers. (technical) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | John C.C. Fan |
| Optical fibers reach into homes. (includes glossary and related article on the emerging synchronous network) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Paul W. Shumate Jr. |
| Optics and electronics are living together. (includes glossary and related article on optoelectronic switching) (technical) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Jun Shibata, Takao Kajiwara |
| Preparing for peace. (includes a related article on arms control negotiations) (Special Report) (Cover Story) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Gadi Kaplan |
| Resonant-mode power supplies: a primer. (more wattage in smaller packages) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Frederick E. Sykes |
| Sonar array processing borrows from geophysics. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Katherine Chen |
| Standardizing instruments will increase competitiveness. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | John M. Fluke Jr. |
| TempleGraph. (Software Review) (evaluation) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Richard Lee |
| The 1990s take shape. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Pallab K. Chatterjee |
| The dual origins of a bipolar breakthrough. (two teams of researchers independently invented integrated injection logic) (integrated injection logic circuit) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Fred Guterl |
| The fewer engineers per project, the better. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | C. Gordon Bell |
| The space shuttle: a case of subjective engineering. (includes related article on how NASA determined shuttle risk) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Trudy E. Bell, Karl Esch |
| The specialties. (specialized branches of electrical engineering) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Ronald K. Jurgen |
| Tools for measuring software reliability. (includes glossary) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | John D. Musa |
| Tough defense procurement. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Norman R. Augustine |
| Toward a unified theory of managing large networks. (computer network management) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Paul J. Brusil, Daniel P. Stokesberry |
| Unlocking the magic of Maxwell's equations. (James Clerk Maxwell) (the development of finite element analysis) (technical) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Zoltan J. Cendes |
| U.S. must learn to compete better. (commentary on US education) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Lawrence P. Grayson |
| VHDL links design, test, and maintenance. (Very High Speed Integrated Circuit Hardware Description Language) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Ronald Waxman, Larry Saunders, Harold Carter |
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