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102. Turning Adversity into Opportunity: Pro-Tech Pushes Forward: Chuck McGarry, co-founder of Pro-Tech, is determined to survive the downturn by outperforming the competition in the areas of technology and speed

Author

Gold, Steve

Subjects
Company business management, Printed circuit board, Pro-Tech (Fountain Valley, California) -- Management, Printed circuits, Electronic components industry -- Management, Circuit printing
Abstract

As the downturn has progressed, more and more people are becoming less and less talkative. Pro-Tech President Chuck McGarry is certainly not one of those people. Rarely does a company […]

Published
2001

103. 'Graphic' details: nVidia challenges the printed circuit industry

Author

Feinberg, Dan, Gold, Steve, and Sakelson, Roy

Subjects
Market trend/market analysis, Printed circuit board, Printed circuits -- Forecasts and trends -- Public opinion, Electronic components industry -- Forecasts and trends, Circuit printing -- Forecasts and trends -- Public opinion
Abstract

Bruce michaud, nvidia's engineering manager, shares his thoughts on what board manufacturers must do to be ready for tomorrow's high-octane chip demands. How many end-products can you think of that […]

Published
2001

108. Evolution of the Superconducting Linac Output Energy at the Spallation Neutron Source

Author

Kim, Sang-Ho, Afanador, Ralph, Anderson, David, Barnhart, Debra, Crofford, Mark, DeGraff, Brian, Doleans, Marc, Galambos, John, Gold, Steve, Howell, Matthew, Mammosser, John, McMahan, Christopher, Neustadt, Thomas, Peters, Charles, Plum, Michael, Saunders, Jeffrey, Vandygriff, Daniel, and Vandygriff, David

Subjects
A08 Linear Accelerators, 04 Hadron Accelerators, Accelerator Physics
Abstract

The SNS linac output energy has increased since the start of neutron production in FY2007. The various improvements that contributed to the increase of the linac output energy are LLRF/control system improvement, high voltage converter modulator system improvement, high-power RF system improvement, cryomodule repairs, spare cryomodule development and accelerating gradient improvement through in-situ plasma processing. In this paper, the history of the SNS SCL output energy is reported, and plans for the near-term future and for the Proton Power Upgrade (PPU) project are also presented., Proceedings of the 9th Int. Particle Accelerator Conf., IPAC2018, Vancouver, BC, Canada

Published
2018
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110. TPCA Show 2006: a brief technical review; The impressive breadth and depth of local Taiwanese supplier offerings has added to the TPCA Show's stature as one of Asia's must-attend trade shows

Author

Gold, Steve and Dietz, Karl

Subjects
Printed circuit board, Trade show, Printed circuits -- Trade shows, Trade shows, Circuit printing -- Trade shows
Abstract

The Taiwan Printed Circuit Association (TPCA) held its sixth show from October 5 through 7, 2005 in the Taipei World Trade Center Exhibition Hall 1. The World Trade Center Buildings […]

Published
2005

111. Better mail than jail ..

Author

Gold, Steve

Abstract

Christmas cards weren't the only mail we received this past December. Our last issue of 2004 inspired some spirited responses. In the words of a much maligned sports columnist, 'Better […]

Published
2005

112. IGNORANCE IS NOT AN ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

Author

Gold, Steve C.

Subjects
Environmental impact statements, Global temperature changes, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, National Environmental Policy Act of 1969
Abstract

Byline: Steve C. Gold Despite the fanfare, Donald Trump's executive order on climate change was mostly symbolic. Trump ordered EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to rewrite rules that everybody knew Pruitt [...]

Published
2017

114. Plasma Processing to Improve the Performance of the SNS Superconducting Linac

Author

Doleans, Marc, Afanador, Ralph, Ball, Jeffrey, Barnhart, Debra, Blokland, Willem, Crofford, Mark, DeGraff, Brian, Gold, Steve, Hannah, Brian, Howell, Matthew, Kim, Sang-Ho, Lee, Sung-Woo, Mammosser, John, McMahan, Christopher, Neustadt, Thomas, Saunders, Jeffrey, Stewart, Stephen, Strong, William, Tyagi, Puneet, Vandygriff, Daniel, and Vandygriff, David

Subjects
3 Technology, Physics::Accelerator Physics, Accelerator Physics
Abstract

An in-situ plasma processing technique has been developed at the Spallation Neutron Source (SNS) to improve the performance of the superconducting radio-frequency (SRF) cavities in operation. The technique uses a low-density reactive neon-oxygen plasma at room-temperature to improve the surface work function, to help removing adsorbed gases on the RF surface and to reduce its secondary emission yield. Recently, the plasma processing technique has been applied to one offline cryomodule and to two cryomodules in the linac tunnel. Improvement of the accelerating gradient has been observed in all three cryomodules., Proceedings of the 28th Linear Accelerator Conf., LINAC2016, East Lansing, MI, USA

Published
2017
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115. [A Story]

Author

GOLD, STEVE

Published
1972

116. Remote control: Steve Gold reports on one of the biggest problems facing remote access users - how to make the best use of the bandwidth available. (Multimedia)

Author

Gold, Steve

Subjects
Netverk -- Product information, iPass Inc. -- Services, COLT Telecom Group PLC -- Services, iTouch PLC -- Services, Broadband transmission -- United Kingdom, Computer network equipment industry -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Product information, Telecommunications services industry -- Services, Telecommunications industry, FoneStar EX (Network software) -- Evaluation, iPassConnect 2.1 (Remote access software) -- Evaluation
Published
2001

118. A Practical Introduction to Environmental Law

Author

Mintz, Joel A., Dernbach, John C., Gold, Steve C., Robbins, Kalyani, Villa, Clifford, Wagner, Wendy, Mintz, Joel A., Dernbach, John C., Gold, Steve C., Robbins, Kalyani, Villa, Clifford, and Wagner, Wendy

Abstract

This casebook is designed to be used in upper level courses by law students with little or no prior familiarity with Environmental Law. It includes chapters on permitting, the philosophical underpinnings of the field, climate change, and the recently amended Toxic Substances Control Act, as well as traditional core topics in Environmental Law such as controlling air and water pollution. The book also contains numerous practice problems that introduce students to the everyday realities of environmental lawyering. A substantial Teacher's Manual provides model syllabi, detailed pedagogical suggestions, ready-to-use exams and quizzes, answers to all practice problems, and other useful materials., https://ecollections.law.fiu.edu/faculty_books/1169/thumbnail.jpg

Published
2017

119. Securing a virtualised environment

Author

Gold, Steve

Subjects
Company business management, Data security issue, Technology application, Information technology -- Management, File servers -- Technology application -- Usage, Data security -- Management -- Usage -- Technology application -- Methods, Virtualization -- Usage -- Methods -- Technology application
Abstract

security Virtualising client applications can result in cost savings and improved efficiency, but these savings can quickly be lost if security is not made a priority Steve Gold computer.weekly@rbi.co.uk Virtualised […]

Published
2007

122. Nosing through the payments

Author

Gold, Steve

Subjects
Internet -- Usage, Wireless communication systems -- Forecasts and trends, Mobile communication systems, Internet, Wireless technology, Market trend/market analysis
Published
2002

123. Educating Buyers: Eliminating the Commodity Mindset

Author

Gold, Steve

Subjects
Printed circuit board, Company pricing policy, Printed circuits -- Prices and rates -- Product information, Electronic components industry -- Product information, Circuit printing -- Prices and rates -- Product information
Abstract

Attention all shoppers: circuit boards are not commodities. That's right. Those multilayer PWBs you need in your servers and game consoles and anti-lock braking systems are specialty products. If there's […]

Published
2001

124. Ihara President Not Deterred by Economy

Author

Gold, Steve

Subjects
Semiconductor industry, Standard IC, Company business planning, Ihara Electronic Industry Company Ltd. -- Planning, Semiconductor industry -- Planning, Integrated circuits -- Planning, Semiconductor chips -- Planning
Abstract

Kasugai, Japan--If you ask Ihara President Masayuki Ito how his company will survive the current industry malaise, he'll give you a knowing, infectious smile. He's been here before. Ihara Electronic […]

Published
2001

125. Every Downturn Has a Silver Lining

Author

Gold, Steve

Subjects
Printed circuit board, Printed circuits -- Production management, Electronic components industry -- Production management, Circuit printing -- Production management
Abstract

Tired of bad news and schizophrenic forecasts? Sick of worrying about 'when's it going to end?' The following items are for all you 'glass half-full' types, those people who can […]

Published
2001

126. Location, Location, Location

Author

GOLD, STEVE

Subjects
Company financing, Printed circuit board, Viasystems -- Finance, Printed circuits, Electronic components industry -- Finance, Circuit printing
Abstract

In a remarkable show of faith for the struggling printed circuits assembly market, Viasystems' main financial backer, Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst, poured $100 million into the company's coffers in […]

Published
2001

127. ITRI's Second Chance

Author

Gold, Steve

Subjects
Company business management, Electronics industry, Itri Ltd. -- Management, Electronics industry -- Management, Electronics
Abstract

New ITRI CEO Jerry Siegmund is canvassing the country with a simple message: support North American R&D initiatives with either time or money-or both. Will the industry give ITRI a […]

Published
2001

128. Survivors: Industry Players Reveal Winning Strategies

Author

Gold, Steve and Sakelson, Roy

Subjects
Company business management, Microcomputer industry, Printed circuit board, Market trend/market analysis, Computer industry, Honeywell Inc. -- Management -- Forecasts and trends, Printed circuits -- Forecasts and trends, Electronic components industry -- Forecasts and trends, Computer industry -- Management -- Forecasts and trends, Circuit printing -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

Despite a painful second quarter, industry leaders find creative solutions and new opportunities to remain competitive. During the May TMRC meeting in Chicago, one could easily sense the anxiety in […]

Published
2001

129. Responding to Change

Author

GOLD, STEVE

Abstract

'It is not the strongest in the species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.' Charles Darwin should have been in manufacturing. During this […]

Published
2001

130. Riding the Dragon: China's PCB Industry Goes Global

Author

Sakelson, Roy and Gold, Steve

Subjects
Market trend/market analysis, Printed circuit board, Electronics industry, Multek -- Production management -- Forecasts and trends, Viasystems Group Inc. -- Production management -- Forecasts and trends, Printed circuits -- Forecasts and trends -- Production management, Electronics industry -- International aspects -- Forecasts and trends, Electronic components industry -- Forecasts and trends, Circuit printing -- Forecasts and trends -- Production management
Abstract

China is building an impressive manufacturing infrastructure. Can the rest of the world ignore its build-up of both factories and consumers? Recent tensions between the U.S. and China have revived […]

Published
2001

131. Expo Mirrors Mood of Industry

Author

Gold, Steve and Dietz, Karl

Subjects
Electronics industry, Institute for Interconnecting and Packaging Electronic Circuits -- Exhibitions -- Equipment and supplies, Electronics industry -- Equipment and supplies -- Product information -- Exhibitions, Commercial associations -- Equipment and supplies -- Product information, Electronic components industry -- Product information -- Equipment and supplies -- Exhibitions
Abstract

IPC Printed Circuits Expo reflected an uneasy PCB industry fighting through hard times. Here's our view from the show floor. The industry met in Anaheim last April with less than […]

Published
2001

132. Who's Looking Out for the U.S. Fabricator?

Author

GOLD, STEVE

Subjects
Integrated circuit fabrication, Company business management, Printed circuit board, Market trend/market analysis, Institute for Interconnecting and Packaging Electronic Circuits -- Management, Printed circuits -- Forecasts and trends, Commercial associations -- Forecasts and trends, Electronic components industry -- Forecasts and trends, Integrated circuit fabrication -- International aspects -- Forecasts and trends, Circuit printing -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

There has been a lot of concern expressed about the fate of the U.S. PWB manufacturing industry. With that concern comes a desire to assess blame. We see major U.S. […]

Published
2001

133. A CPCA Show with Many Faces

Author

Gold, Steve

Subjects
Printed circuit board, Chinese Printed Circuit Association -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Printed circuits -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Electronic components industry -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Circuit printing -- Conferences, meetings and seminars
Abstract

As any pimple-faced teenager will tell you, maturation does not come without some blemishes. The Chinese Printed Circuit Association Show, held in Shanghai from March 20-23, is maturing--but not without […]

Published
2001

134. First Impressions from IPC Expo

Author

GOLD, STEVE

Subjects
Printed circuit board, Industrial equipment and supplies industry -- Exhibitions, Printed circuits -- Exhibitions, Electronic components industry -- Exhibitions, Circuit printing -- Exhibitions
Abstract

We just returned from IPC Printed Circuits Expo in Anaheim as this issue goes to press. Here are some quick impressions of the show; we'll have full coverage of Expo […]

Published
2001

135. Example is Leadership

Author

GOLD, STEVE

Subjects
Company personnel management, Electronics industry, Honeywell S.A. -- Human resource management, Electronics industry -- Human resource management, Electronics
Abstract

News just broke that Honeywell Roseville has laid off its 90 employees and closed its doors. Five hundred more employees face the same fate at the company's other facilities in […]

Published
2001

136. It's Wastewater War!

Author

GOLD, STEVE

Subjects
Government regulation, Electronics industry, United States. Environmental Protection Agency -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Environmental aspects, Electronics industry -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Environmental aspects, Electronics -- Environmental aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

I just got back from the first public hearing on the EPA's proposed MP&M effluent guidelines--you know, the rules that ask PWB manufacturers to make wastewater streams cleaner than the […]

Published
2001

137. Standing on the Shoulders of Giants

Author

Gold, Steve

Subjects
Company business planning, Printed circuit board, Nan Ya Printed Circuit Board Corp. -- Planning, Printed circuits -- Planning, Electronic components industry -- Planning, Circuit printing -- Planning
Abstract

By controlling its supply base, expanding into China, and increasing its high-layer count production, Nan Ya PCB aims to become a global Top Five PCB manufacturer by 2005. While in […]

Published
2001

138. Taking the ASP train to outsourcing

Author

Gold, Steve

Subjects
Application service providers -- Analysis, Information technology -- Management, Computer software industry -- Product information, Internet service providers -- Usage, Telecommunications industry
Published
2001

139. MP&P Effluent Guidelines Promise More Headaches

Author

GOLD, STEVE

Subjects
Government regulation, Printed circuit board, United States. Environmental Protection Agency -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Environmental aspects, Lead products -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Environmental aspects, Printed circuits -- Environmental aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules, Lead -- Environmental aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules, Electronic components industry -- Environmental aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules, Circuit printing -- Environmental aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

EPA Administrator Carol Browner couldn't leave her post without a parting shot. On October 31, 2000, the EPA signed a rule proposing additional regulations to an already heavily regulated PWB […]

Published
2001

140. CONTINUAL MOTION: COMPEQ'S 'FAST FORWARD' MANUFACTURING MODEL

Author

GOLD, STEVE

Subjects
Printed circuit board, Compeq Manufacturing Company Ltd. -- Production management, Printed circuits -- Production management, Electronic components industry -- Production management, Circuit printing -- Production management
Abstract

Taiwan's biggest fabricator uses technological breakthroughs to break into new markets, changing OEM perceptions of Taiwanese circuit board manufacture to ensure further growth. Welcome to the first in our series […]

Published
2001

141. Conducting a Successful Strategy: How AT&S Captured Europe's Cell Phone Market

Author

Gold, Steve and Sakelson, Roy

Subjects
Company business management, Printed circuit board, Austria Technologie and Systemtechnik AG -- Management, Printed circuits -- Management, Electronic components industry -- Management, Circuit printing -- Management
Abstract

AT&S leadership composes its variation, on a familiar theme--pleasing a demanding audience of OEMs and investors. Prophets fear love to predict the death of Europe's circuit board industry. We've all […]

Published
2001

142. Taiwan: Separating Fact from Fiction

Author

GOLD, STEVE

Subjects
Printed circuit board, Printed circuits, Electronic components industry -- Taiwan, Circuit printing
Abstract

'Taiwan is cheap.' 'Taiwan is dirty.' 'Taiwan does low-tech boards.' 'Taiwan lacks U.S. fabricator qualification standards.' 'Taiwan dumps wastewater into filthy brown rivers.' 'Taiwanese labor is too inexpensive to compete […]

Published
2001

143. Industry Anglers Make a Splash in...CABO

Author

GOLD, STEVE

Subjects
Semiconductor industry, Velie Circuits Inc. -- Conferences, meetings and seminars -- Rites, ceremonies and celebrations, Semiconductor industry -- Conferences, meetings and seminars -- Rites, ceremonies and celebrations, Fishing -- Competitions -- Conferences, meetings and seminars -- Rites, ceremonies and celebrations, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico -- Conferences, meetings and seminars
Abstract

The sixth annual PCB Fishing Tournament made a big splash in Cabo San Lucas. Organized by Pro-Tech and Velie Circuits, the two-day tournament took place. October 13-14 and featured some […]

Published
2001

144. EPC 2000: A Mixed Bag

Author

Sakelson, Roy and Gold, Steve

Subjects
Teknek Electronics
Abstract

A disappointing turnout prompts many exhibitors to question if there will be an EPC Show in 2002. The show was billed as 'for the industry, by the industry,' yet by […]

Published
2000

145. Less is More: Getting a Grip on the Trade Show Glut

Author

GOLD, STEVE

Abstract

Our EPC 2000 coverage is not your typical show pictorial. Oh, you'll see some photos of people putting on their best faces for the camera, but you won't see throngs […]

Published
2000

146. Cisco System's $2 Billion Question: Are PCB Fabricators Ready?

Author

Gold, Steve and Sakelson, Roy

Subjects
Computer network equipment industry, Company personnel management, Special-purpose adapter/controller, General-purpose adapter/controller, Cisco Systems Inc. -- Human resource management, Boards/cards (Computers) -- Research, Computer network equipment industry -- Research -- Human resource management
Abstract

Cisco Systems' Donna Dearinger talks about what it takes to do business with a company that buys $50 million in multilayer boards a week. Cisco Systems is the Holy Grail […]

Published
2000

147. Tutor Extra

Author

Gold, Steve

Subjects
Network fault analysis software, Packet analysis software, Encryption, Network management software, E-mail, E-mail software, Market trend/market analysis, Virus, Network performance analysis/diagnostic software, Microcomputer/LAN data communications software, Mainframe/minicomputer management software, EtherPeek (Network performance analysis/diagnostic software) -- Usage, Computer viruses -- Safety and security measures -- Usage -- Forecasts and trends, Electronic mail systems -- Safety and security measures -- Usage, Data encryption -- Usage -- Forecasts and trends -- Safety and security measures, Network management software -- Usage
Abstract

Worried about hackers, corporate spies and government agencies eavesdropping on your email? Then read on--our expert advice won't cost you a penny. Last month we talked about protecting your PC […]

Published
2000

148. DDI's Espresso Service

Author

Gold, Steve and Sakelson, Roy

Subjects
McMaster, Bruce
Abstract

CircuiTree interviews Bruce McMaster to find out what's behind Dynamic Details' acquisition strategy. Dynamic Details Inc. (DDI) has done it again, adding another facility to its growing arsenal this past […]

Published
2000

149. The Star Trek School of Business

Author

GOLD, STEVE

Abstract

Captain James T. Kirk and his trusty crew taught me some important life lessons. Years of Star Trek reruns and half-a-dozen movies have left their mark. One of my favorites […]

Published
2000

150. Web Tutor

Author

Gold, Steve

Subjects
Network security software, Internet access, Internet security, Data security issue, Hacker, Data security, Security software, Internet -- Safety and security measures, Internet access, Crime, Computer hackers
Abstract

The arrival of unmetered Internet services in the UK brings with it the problem of being open to an attack by a hacker, unless you have a personal firewall. While […]

Published
2000

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