| IEEE Spectrum 1990 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A continent bound by wire. (the Pony Express and the transcontinental telegraph) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Bernard Finn |
| A digital prescription for X-ray overload. (picture-archiving and communications systems for diagnostic imaging) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | William J. Dallas |
| Aerospace and defense. (Looking ahead to a single Europe in 1992) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Karl Esch |
| Affordable analog design. (software that simplifies design of analog circuits) (Focus Report: Engineering Software) (buyers guide) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | John R. Hines |
| Analog is not dead. (there are still more analog than digital communications circuits) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Celia L. Desmond |
| An instrument that isn't really. (LabVIEW) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Michael Santori |
| Are you ready for next-generation dynamic RAM chips? (consider the need to minimize power consumption) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Fujio Masuoka |
| A view from the other side; a former General Electric engineer and manager, who turned to teaching, dispels some common myths about academia. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Jerome J. Suran |
| Big display is all done with mirrors. (Reflection Technology) (product announcement) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| Biomedical engineering R&D picks up. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Cedric F. Walker |
| Board tools proliferate. (Focus Report: Engineering Software) (buyers guide) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| Bracing for the geomagnetic storms. (solar activity approaches its 11-year peak and power utilities prepare for magnetic disturbances) (includes related articles on the effects of geomagnetically induced current on power transformers and weathering geomagnetic storms) (technical) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | John G. Kappenman, Vernon D. ALbertson, Louis J. Lanzerotti |
| Canon: more than just cameras. (laser printers, IC wafer-steppers) (company profile) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Mack Chrysler |
| Characterizing high-speed oscilloscopes. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Ken Rush, Steve Draving, John Kerley |
| Communications satellites: orbiting into the '90s. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | S. Joseph Campanella |
| Computer-aided fighter pilots. (development of an expert system that accommodates pilot flying styles) (technical) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | William B. Rouse, John M. Hammer |
| Designing with fuzzy logic. (finding success in commercial and industrial problems in Japan) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Kevin Self |
| Displaying processed data. (data acquisition software) (Focus Report: Engineering Software) (buyers guide) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| EDIF grows up. (Electronic Design Interchange Format) (Focus Report: Engineering Software) (buyers guide) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | John P. Eurich, Gene Roth |
| EM simulators = CAE tools. (electromagnetic) (Focus Report: Engineering Software) (buyers guide) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Zoltan J. Cendes |
| Evaluating nonlinear models for microwave GaAsFETs. (gallium arsenide metal-semiconductor field-effect transistors) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | George D. Vendelin |
| Expert observers: defining national technology options. (Special Report - Defense: How Much Is Enough?) (panel discussion) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Alfred Rosenblatt |
| From kana to kanji: word processing in Japan. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Kenichi Mori, Tsutomu Kawada |
| 'Functional abstraction' anticipates timing glitches. (a new algebraic alternative to simulation for assessing how process variations may affect a digital integrated circuit's timing) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Richard H. Lathrop, Robert J. Hall, Gavan Duffy, K. Mark Alexander, Robert S. Kirk |
| Gallium arsenide finds a new niche. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Ron Cates |
| How to select a microcontroller. (tutorial) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | John J. Vaglica, Peter S. Gilmour |
| Japan robotics aim for unmanned space exploration. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Takeo Kanade, William Whittaker |
| Japan telecommunications at the crossroads. (digital technology has changed the industry) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Tadao Saito |
| Keithley's phantom repeater. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| Looking over the horizon. (signal processing) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | James M. Headrick |
| Magnetic megabits. (magnetic storage) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Roger Wood |
| Managing to be competitive in a global context.... (R&D Special Issue) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Edward A. Torrero |
| Matlab. (Software Review) (The MathWorks Inc's interactive numeric computation software) (evaluation) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Richard L. Santalesa |
| Metropolitan-area networks. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Patricia A. Morreale, Graham M. Campbell |
| Microprocessors. (applications of reduced-instruction-set computer - RISC - processors grow, and the SPEC Benchmark Suite provides more objective RISC performance measurement) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Brian Santo |
| Multichip modules: next-generation packages. (technical) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Robert R. Johnson |
| Needed DSP software emerges. (digital signal processing) (Focus Report: Engineering Software) (buyers guide) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Bruce C. Mather |
| Negotiating roadblocks. (trends in integrated circuit technology) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Craig R. Barrett |
| Object-oriented programming a hit. (major programming trends in 1989 also include visualization and increased use of tools in programming) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Ted G. Lewis |
| Part 1: Biological effects. (first of three articles on electromagnetic fields) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | M. Granger Morgan, Indira Nair |
| Part 3: managing the risks. (third part of three-part article on electromagnetic fields) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | M. Granger Morgan, Indira Nair |
| Protecting computer systems against power transients. (tutorial) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Francois Martzloff |
| Siemens: making marketing as important as technology. (Siemens AG) (company profile) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Fred Guterl |
| Sign and sound. (Japanese word processing) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Kenichi Mori, Tsutomu Kawada |
| Silicon micromechanics: sensors and actuators on a chip. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Roger T. Howe, Richard S. Muller, Kaigham J. Gabriel, William S.N. Trimmer |
| Software workstations: one-stop shopping for utilities. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Steve Hoffman, Giora Ben-Yaacov |
| Solid state. (1989 developments and trends in semiconductor technologies) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Katherine T. Chen, Brian Santo |
| Spread spectrum goes commercial. (radio communications) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Laurence B. Milstein, Donald L. Schilling, Raymond L. Pickholtz |
| The case for CASE tools. (computer-aided software engineering) (Focus Report: Engineering Software) (buyers guide) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| The expanding world of R&D. (research and development) (R&D Special Issue Part 1) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Gadi Kaplan, Alfred Rosenblatt |
| The faults in CMOS IC fault testing. (integrated circuits) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| The great blue box phone frauds. (making long-distance telephone fraud more difficult) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | David Flory |
| The paperless office. (Whatever happened to?) (column) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | William J. Spencer |
| The stored program concept. (von Neumann architecture) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | William Aspray |
| The technical ladder gets harder to climb: lean times are affecting the corporate technical ladder, and engineers are learning to take personal initiative to make it work. (includes related article on career ladders) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | David B. Youst, Laurence Lipsett |
| Toward more compatible human-computer interfaces. | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Raymond S. Nickerson, Richard W. Pew |
| Tradeoffs: turf vs. togetherness. (Looking ahead to a single Europe in 1992) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | Fred Guterl |
| User-friendly CAE. (computer-aided engineering) (Focus Report: Engineering Software) (buyers guide) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| Where Europe is ahead/behind. (Looking ahead to a single Europe in 1992) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
| Your word is my command. (Innovations; DragonDictate) | Engineering and manufacturing industries | |
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