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5. Solid-state LED lighting: responds to system needs

6. Get your prescription for personal medical electronics

7. MEMS: technology gears up for big innovations

8. Biomedical devices improve and extend patient lives

9. LEDs gain ground on their illumination rivals: prodded by government and private initiatives to save on energy and become eco-friendly, LEDs are improving and grabbing a greater share of the market

10. Improved power ICs give supply designers more bang for the buck

11. Energy harvesting powers industrial wireless sensor networks: lower costs, high levels of reliability, and greater flexibility are making wireless sensor networking more attractive, and improvements in energy harvesting are lending a helping hand

12. Implant advances enhance the medical market: improvements in technology-and in what we know about the body--are leading to safer and better implants for treating a host of ailments

13. Consumer-focused MEMS embarks on the internet of things: MEMS-enhanced smart phones and tablets will be the catalysts in creating an absolute interconnected world

14. LEDs: light the way to lower-cost illumination: propelled by regulatory forces for greater energy efficiency and lower consumption, LED manufacturers race to improve manufacturing efficiencies and thus lower unit costs

15. Semiconductor ICs spearhead a medical imaging revolution

16. Is 3D IC packaging ready for prime time? As materials, architectures, thermal management, software, standards, and process improvements move forward, the semiconductor IC industry edges closer to true 3D ICs

17. System-level applications make MEMS ubiquitous: a mature device technology is gearing up for its next step by enabling a slew of commercial, industrial, automotive, medical, military/aerospace, and geophysical applications at low cost with greater flexibility

18. Warm up to the latest PCB cooling techniques: an array of advances in thermal-management products and methodologies, some bordering on exotic, arm designers with essenial weapons to battle the heat

19. Industrial machine-vision systems get an image makeover

20. Microelectronics: the medical industry's mini marvels: MEMS and microfluidic device technologies gain traction as key players in enhancing the diagnosis and therapy of sensory paths and related organs

21. Led lighting moves closer to the mass market: advances continue in improving efficacy, luminous output, and reliability levels. Prices are on the decline as well. However, driving and thermal management issues still pose challenges

22. Better medical IC technology gets ready to make house calls: diagnoses and treatment will be more accurate, less invasive, and more effective at healthcare facilities, on the road, and even at home

23. Inference of vehicular traffic in smart cities using machine learning with the internet of things

24. 3D IC technology delivers the total package

25. Electric and hybrid vehicle technologies charge ahead: to meet conflicting requirements, EV and HEV manufacturers are struggling to adapt their cars to society's needs--without a roadmap

26. Medical devices get ready to make house calls: thanks to smaller, cheaper, and more powerful ICs, today's home healthcare equipment is more effective than ever--improving treatment while keeping costs low

27. MEMS and nano push for higher system integration levels: these tiny systems will have a big influence on the medical, automotive, and industrial markets as designers look beyond the chips and at the application's entire system

28. White LEDs promise green illumination domination: though thermal, color quality, lifetime, and cost challenges still need to be worked out, large-area LED displays will lead the pack in meeting today's stringent lighting efficiency mandates

29. Automotive networks strive to satisfy safety and bandwidth needs: emerging topologies like FlexRay, CAN, and LIN, as well as myriad hardware and software supporting tools, pave the way for more reliable vehicle control

30. Electronics helps foster decentralized healthcare: to stem the tide of escalating healthcare costs, patients are becoming more self-sufficient thanks to the latest medical electronics advances

31. Auto electronics revs up for 'greener' pastures: safety, environmental concerns, fuel efficiency, and greater passenger comfort and convenience spur innovation in today's cars

32. OLED displays bring much-needed light to the end of the economic tunnel: a growing number of opportunities in flexible, micro, TV, and transparent displays as well as high-effieicncy lighting is paving the way for many large niche applications

33. CMOS and CCD image sensor breakthroughs promise a 'bright' future: improved design and fabrication methods teamed up with high-speed processors are spawning low-cost, high-performance CMOS and CCD imagers across a wide range of applications

34. Sound check: silicon MEMS microphones ready to make lots of noise: companies in this small arena are mapping strategies for a much bigger commodity market beyond 2010, aiming to replace electret condenser microphones and address new application requirements

35. The pulse quickens for cutting-edge medical electronics advances: from implantable organs and sensors to remote monitoring devices, the technology is laying the foundation for higher-efficiency, lower-cost, and more accurate healthcare

36. OLEDs put on quite a display: though the technology is in its infancy, OLEDs are quickly making their way into displays of all sizes in portable products, TVs large and small, and energy-efficient white-light sources

37. SEMIICs drive auto safety and control innovation: to meet safety and energy mandates, as well as add value to their cars, automakers rely on a vast array of semiconductor chips to create safer, more intelligent, and more efficient automobiles

39. Shrinking ICs need high density in a package deal: wafer-level, SiP, and PoP methodologies combined with TSV interconnections help overcome IC miniaturization challenges

40. MEMS the word ... in consumer electronics: a maturing technology with a multitude of low-cost functions pushes MEMS into a growing number of electronic products

43. Temperature sensors are hot ... in circuit design: thermocouple, RTD, thermistor, and IC temperature sensors are vital to the performance of every electronic circuit. Before you start your next design, learn more about how they work and where they will be most effective

44. Would you believe ... ? machine vision gets smarter: more powerful cameras and greater video-analysis capabilities push intelligent video beyond traditional industrial uses to surveillance, consumer, automotive, and other applications

45. Optimal Opto: a marriage of optics and semis: integrated silicon photodetectors and other compound semiconductors serve a range of applications while yielding record-performance results that make for a bright future

48. Electronics advances fuel home healthcare boom: whether it's portability, ease of use, low power dissipation, reliability, or cost, medical device designers face tough tradeoff decisions

49. IC packages IC feel the squeeze: packing more IC functionality into smaller form factors stacks the deck against IC makers and foreshadows difficult interconnect challenges

50. Auto infotainment: get the show on the road: no longer just a niche market, the surging consumer appetite for more electronics gadgetry and services in the car has automakers and their IC suppliers scrambling to keep pace

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