US Navy on the button: CMB technology tracks operation and maintenance

Article Abstract:

The US Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) concluded the initial testing of two prototype devices via contact memory button (CMB) technology that could lead to easier, quicker and more exact record-keeping by operations and maintenance staff. The tests confirmed that the button is durable enough and can provide exact, survivable data under operational conditions. NAVSUP studied one prototype in support of Sidewinder air-to-air missile maintenance on thee USS George Washington aircraft carrier. The other prototype was tested with two Norfolk, VA-based helicopter squadrons.

Memory Controllers ICs, Memory controllers, Article, CMB, contact memory button

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DENMARK: MEMORY CARD TECHNOLOGY INTERIM REPORT

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Danish company Memory Card Technology presented a DKr 6.7 million (US$ 0.957 mn) income after financial items during the first quarter of FY99/00. The same period last year saw a loss amounting to DKr 1.2 million. Gross profit was DKr 42.4 mn. MCT has increased its production-capacity four times compared to the preceding fiscal year Contributing to the result was the price of DRAM-chips, which has more than doubled over the period.

Denmark, Sales, profits & dividends, Integrated & Hybrid Circuits, Memory Card Technology, Mega Comm Technologies Inc.

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Color polymer LEDs

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The Polymer Light Emitting Diode Consortium, comprised by Princeton University, Rockwell Collins, Rockwell Science Center and Planar Systems, has been awarded a contract by the US Defense Adavanced Reseach Projects Agency, worth $6 million. The consortium is tasked to develop light- emitting-diode color displays on flexible substrates for deleivery by the end of 2001.

Light Emitting Diode Displays, LEDs

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