Spreading our wings to Europe's Airbus

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British Aerospace PLC continues to work on the wings for the European Airbus as well as new projects, including the double-decker A3XX. This new aircraft could begin passenger service in 2003, carrying up to 800 passengers. British Aerospace attributes its success in the Airbus project to advanced technical design, structured engineering management, excellent computer technology and the development of interpersonal skills to facilitate communication with partners and suppliers.

Product development, Aircraft industry, Airbus S.A.S., Airplanes, BAE Systems (Farnborough, United Kingdom), Aircraft wings

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Almost indestructible sensor diaphragms

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A description is presented concerning the design and construction of a pressure sensor which makes use of an internal diaphragm. An innovative technique using silicone oil or gas which prevents diaphragm distortion is discussed.

Measurement, Design and construction, Pressure transducers, Pressure, Pressure measurement

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Payment reader resists attack

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Mag-Tek of California has developed a unit for reading credit and smart cards which incorporates several features to combat fraud and vandalism. The design of the new product is described.

Safety and security measures, Credit cards, Product enhancement, Smart cards

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