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1. Device ensembles

Author

Schilit, Bill N. and Sengupta, Uttam

Subjects
Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications services industry -- Innovations, Communications industry -- Innovations, Digital electronics -- Innovations
Published
2004

4. The digital revolution

Author

Lamarre, Leslie

Subjects
Computer networks -- Innovations, Digital electronics -- Innovations, Electric utilities -- Innovations, Information networks -- Innovations, Sensors -- Innovations, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Petroleum, energy and mining industries, Innovations
Abstract

Once the privilege of a technical elite, computers have made their way into many facets of our lives. Collectively, such digital technologies are transforming society and the electrical systems that [...]

Published
1998

5. The software radio architecture

Author

Mitola, Joe

Subjects
Digital communications -- Equipment and supplies, Digital electronics -- Innovations
Published
1995

7. New RSFQ circuits

Author

Polonsky, S.V., Semenov, V.K., Bunyk, P.I., Kirichenko, A.F., Kidiyarova-Shevchenko, A. Yu., Mukhanov, O.A., Shevchenko, P.N., Schneider, D.F., Zinoviev, D. Yu., and Likharev, K.K.

Subjects
Josephson junction -- Research, Digital electronics -- Innovations, Business, Electronics, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

Several new Rapid Single-Flux-Quantum (RSFQ) circuits for digital applications are presented. The circuits, which belong to the family of Josephson junction digital devices, were tested via numerical simulations and experimental measurements. The rate errors in these circuits were also evaluated. Results show that the RSFQ circuits have wide parameter margins, thereby, ensuring a very low probability of digital errors.

Published
1993

9. Limiting magnitudes for CCDs

Author

Schaefer, Bradley E.

Subjects
Digital electronics -- Innovations -- Usage, Telescope -- Innovations -- Usage, Image processing -- Usage, Charge coupled devices -- Usage -- Innovations, Astronomy, Usage, Innovations
Abstract

CCDs allow amateurs to look farther into the cosmos than ever before. Here's a way to predict how far. One aspect of digital imaging that continually impresses me is the [...]

Published
1998

10. Proofing in a digital age: new technology helps to build confidence in a myriad of digital proofing options

Author

Roth, Jill

Subjects
Printing, Practical -- Proofs, Digital electronics -- Innovations, Commercial printing industry -- Innovations, Printing industry -- Innovations, Image processing, Printing -- Innovations, Business, Publishing industry, Printing industry, Innovations
Abstract

Ask any printer to pick the number one item on his technology wish list, and the answer will have to do with proofing. There is no doubt that proofing is [...]

Published
1997

11. Digital darlings hunker for a fight

Author

Esler, Bill

Subjects
Image processing -- Equipment and supplies, Digital electronics -- Innovations -- Equipment and supplies, Commercial printing industry -- Equipment and supplies -- Innovations, Printing industry -- Equipment and supplies -- Innovations, Printing machinery and supplies -- Equipment and supplies -- Innovations, Printing-press -- Innovations -- Equipment and supplies, Business, Publishing industry, Printing industry, Image processor, Innovations, Equipment and supplies
Abstract

Given today's struggle, the question- Will banks of Indigos and Xeikons someday print Time magazine?-seems premature. Digital presses-those razzle-dazzle machines that are capable of electronically refreshing the print image with [...]

Published
1997

12. True orientation

Author

Risk, David and Noble, Richard

Subjects
Digital electronics -- Innovations, Algorithms -- Usage, Vector analysis -- Research, Compass -- Research, Business, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

Digital processing provides an algorithm that allows continuous error removal for vector-based orientation schemes, such as magnetic field sensors, in two or three dimensions. The relationship between the components of a vector and the vector via Pythagoras' equation forms the basis for the algorithm. Continuous and two-dimensional autocalibration of different sensor combinations is possible. A hypothetical experiment is discussed to explain the working of the algorithm. An extension of the procedure to compasses such as hand-held types and other properties of the algorithm are discussed.

Published
1997

14. Oversampling pushes logic-analyzer resolution to new highs

Author

Grosslight, Jennie

Subjects
Logic analyzer, Time to market, Digital electronics -- Innovations -- Usage, Logic analyzers -- Innovations -- Usage, Product development -- Usage, Sampling (Sound engineering) -- Usage
Abstract

High-resolution logic analyzers can now measure setup and hold times. Today's generation of high-resolution logic analyzers boldly go where no logic analyzers have gone before. Over-sampling with respect to the […]

Published
1993

16. Digital revolution

Author

Guglielmo, Connie

Subjects
Digital electronics -- Innovations, Information technology -- Innovations, Information technology, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

It used to be that consumer electronics, personal computers and entertainment were separate industries. But a new brand of digital technology is changing all that. Consider the following: * Consumer [...]

Published
1992

17. Think digital

Author

White, William

Subjects
Copying machines -- Innovations -- Equipment and supplies -- Methods, Digital electronics -- Innovations -- Equipment and supplies -- Methods, Graphic arts industry -- Equipment and supplies -- Methods, Image processing -- Equipment and supplies -- Methods, Color-printing -- Methods -- Innovations -- Equipment and supplies, Image processing equipment industry -- Innovations -- Equipment and supplies -- Methods, Business, Publishing industry, Innovations, Methods, Equipment and supplies
Abstract

THINK DIGITAL The graphic arts industry has been promised, challenged, threatened and terrified by endless prophecies of the coming of electronic digital technology for the in-plant. Everyone has seen three [...]

Published
1991

18. Digital magic

Author

Gordon, Leonard

Subjects
Digital electronics -- Innovations, Image processing, Photography -- Innovations, Arts, visual and performing, Innovations
Abstract

The nature of this article is not to discuss computers or techniques, nor to go into detail about the making of digital images. Rather, it is to make readers aware [...]

Published
1998

19. An overview of electronic image information

Author

Lunin, Lois F.

Subjects
Imaging technology, CD-ROM catalog, Database, CD-ROM database, Optical data processing -- Innovations, Digital electronics -- Innovations, Image processing, Databases -- Innovations, Imaging systems -- Innovations
Abstract

An Overview of Electronic Image Information Interest in digital image processing techniques dates back to the early 1920s when digitized pictures of world news events were first transmitted between London […]

Published
1990

21. HDTV evolves for the digital era

Author

Davies, Kenneth P.

Subjects
High-definition television -- Analysis, Digital electronics -- Innovations
Published
1996

22. Josephson junction integrated circuit process with planarized PECVD SiO2 dilectric

Author

Barfknecht, A.T., Ruby, R.C., Ko, H.L., and Lee, G.S.

Subjects
Very-large-scale integration -- Methods, Digital electronics -- Innovations, Josephson junction -- Research, Plasma etching -- Usage, Chemical vapor deposition -- Innovations, Business, Electronics, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

A planarization technique for the very-large-scale integration of Nb-based Jospehson junction circuits is presented. The technique incorporates resist etch-back planarization and plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition dielectrics to achieve a smooth topology for the junctions. It was employed in the fabrication of direct current superconducting quantum interference devices. Results indicate that the proposed technique is very useful for the very-large-scale integration of digital Nb circuits.

Published
1993

23. Saying goodbye to film

Author

Sharples, Hadley

Subjects
Image processing -- Equipment and supplies -- Usage, Digital electronics -- Innovations -- Usage, Printing industry -- Usage -- Innovations, Color computer graphics -- Usage, Printing machinery and supplies -- Innovations -- Usage, Business, Publishing industry, Image processor, Usage, Innovations
Abstract

Printers are queried: Are you up for the CTP challenge? (Hint: A 'yes' answer starts with workflow.) With key portions of an analog workflow centered around film, adopting computer-to-plate (CTP) [...]

Published
1998

24. Binary lode

Author

Thornberry, Katherine

Subjects
Technological innovations -- Research, Computers -- Innovations, Digital electronics -- Innovations, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Digital technology, once limited to computer applications, today is spawning new products and altering entire industries at a blinding rate Digital technology has long driven the world of computers, but [...]

Published
1998

25. Production currents: manufacturing and production pros plug into five digital trends and offer advice from their own experience

Author

Asbury, Eve

Subjects
Electronic publishing -- Innovations, Digital electronics -- Innovations, Image processing -- Technology application, Periodical publishing -- Technology application -- Innovations, Periodicals -- Innovations, Business, Publishing industry, Electronic publishing, Technology application, Electronic publication, Innovations
Abstract

In today's production environment, digital has become a synonym for faster, better and cheaper. While some magazines are making the digital dream a reality, many still approach new technologies cautiously. [...]

Published
1996

26. Digital cameras wed photo and print

Author

Sharples, Hadley

Subjects
Digital electronics -- Innovations, Commercial printing industry -- Innovations, Printing industry -- Innovations, Electronic cameras -- Innovations, Computer peripherals industry -- Innovations, Photographic industry -- Innovations, Business, Publishing industry, Printing industry, Digital camera, Innovations
Abstract

It is a marriage of convenience that seems to be working. Blending the artistic and technical characteristics of two distinct disciplines, digital photography has created a relationship between electronic prepress [...]

Published
1995

27. Online Image-Upload System Facilitates Collection and Sharing of Teaching Materials for the Pathology Education Instructional Resource Web Site

Author

Roach, Dan III, Hamza, Sate, Jones, Kristopher N., and Anderson, Peter G.

Subjects
Usage, Innovations, Image processing -- Usage, Digital electronics -- Innovations -- Usage, Digital electronic instruments -- Usage -- Innovations, Distance education -- Innovations -- Usage
Abstract

http://peir.path.uab.edu/ Dan Roach III(1); Sate Hamza, MD(2); Kristopher N. Jones, BS(2); Peter G. Anderson, DVM, PhD (pga@uab.edu).(2) (1)Department of Pathology, University of South Alabama; (2)Department of Pathology, University of Alabama [...], Background: Recent advances in digital imaging have revolutionized the way in which academic pathology programs catalog and archive images. As digital cameras have proliferated throughout autopsy and surgical pathology suites, it is becoming the norm in many programs for residents to document their work in digital means rather than with 35-mm slides. This change to digital documentation presents a unique opportunity in pathology to facilitate the collection and sharing of digital teaching materials for use in medical education. Design: The Pathology Education Instructional Resource (PEIR) was developed to facilitate faculty development of digital teaching materials within the Department of Pathology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Originally conceived as a digital library of pathology images, the Web site has grown to include images from the fields of pathology, histology, radiology, and anatomy (now totaling more than 50 000 images). In addition we have incorporated online authoring tools with the image databases that allow faculty and residents to develop Web-based teaching materials. Results: In response to calls from users for the ability to more quickly incorporate new images into the digital library, an image-upload feature was developed. This feature allows faculty and residents to upload new digital images on the fly from any Web-enabled computer--including those in the surgical and autopsy pathology suites. This online image-upload feature also allows pathologists from any institution to upload images to this shared educational resource. Currently, faculty and residents from the University of South Alabama have used this image-upload system to add images to the PEIR image database. Web server imaging software compensates for differences in file size, resolution, and format, supporting 30 different upload formats. Indexing tools have also been developed to facilitate coding of images and multiple images from the same case may be uploaded without having to reenter redundant data. Finally, a built-in peer review process ensures that only images of sufficient quality and teaching worth and images with proper descriptors are approved for inclusion in the digital library. Conclusion: This online image-upload system facilitates the collection and sharing of teaching materials and can foster collaboration among educators at various institutions.

Published
2001

28. DS-3 testing goes mainstream

Author

Shea, Jim

Subjects
Telecommunications services industry, Data communications -- Evaluation, Digital electronics -- Innovations -- Evaluation, Digital integrated circuits -- Evaluation -- Innovations, Telecommunications services industry -- Innovations, Communications industry -- Innovations
Abstract

The way we communicate has changed dramatically in the last 30 years as telecommunications technology has changed. The 1960s introduced the world to modems and analog circuits; the 1970s brought […]

Published
1995

29. A Novel High-Performance CMOS 1-Bit Full-Adder Cell

Author

Shams, Ahmed M. and Bayoumi, Magdy A.

Subjects
Complementary metal oxide semiconductors -- Innovations, Digital electronics -- Innovations, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Electronics, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

A novel 16-transistor CMOS 1-bit full-adder cell is proposed. It uses the low-power designs of the XOR and XNOR gates [1], pass transistors, and transmission gates. The cell offers higher speed and lower power consumption than standard implementations of the 1-bit full-adder cell. Eliminating an inverter from the critical path accounts for its high speed, while reducing the number and magnitude of the cell capacitances, in addition to eliminating the short circuit power component, account for its low power consumption. Simulation results comparing the proposed cell to the standard implementations show its superiority. Different circuit structures and input patterns are used for simulation. Energy savings up to 30% are achieved. Index Terms--Binary addition, full adder, high speed, low power.

Published
2000

30. Digital Video Moves On

Author

Turk, Gerald W.

Subjects
Sony Group Corp. -- Product information -- Innovations, Consumer electronics industry -- Product information, Digital electronics -- Innovations -- Product information, Arts, visual and performing, Consumer electronics industry, Innovations, Product information
Abstract

There have been big changes in the Video World the last few months. Prices on Digital equipment have been high, and the equipment to work with it has been in [...]

Published
1999

31. Challenges he faces

Subjects
Digital electronics -- Innovations, Content distribution -- Innovations, Information technology services -- Technology application, Content distribution, Technology application, Business, Computers, Library and information science
Abstract

'We are facing a fundamental digital revolution, but companies have different levels of uptake. Most B2B and B2C companies understand this, but every company is creating its own econtent now [...]

Published
2017

32. Image information systems: young and growing

Author

Lunin, Lois F.

Subjects
Database industry, Digital electronics -- Innovations, Database industry -- Innovations, Image processing, Information storage and retrieval systems -- Innovations
Abstract

Image Information Systems: Young and Growing The newest kid to move to the information block is the image information system. While the move has been in the making for over […]

Published
1990

34. Psp Music

Subjects
Digital electronics -- Marketing, Digital electronics -- Innovations, Company marketing practices
Abstract

Great news--the PSP plays ATRAC3plus files! Yes, that is sarcasm. Digital music fans have actually been bitching for years about how Sony's recent digital audio players sometimes supported only the […]

Published
2005

35. The magic bullet

Subjects
Stores -- Customer relations, Digital electronics -- Product development, Digital electronics -- Innovations, Digital electronics -- Customer relations, Business, Retail industry
Abstract

In our increasingly interconnected digital world, customers' expectations have never been higher. A retailer or other business has only seconds to form the right impression when a customer walks in [...]

Published
2005

36. FACTFILE: Grasping digital with both hands

Subjects
Market surveys -- Reports, Digital electronics -- Usage, Digital electronics -- Innovations
Abstract

Marketers and consumers take different views of product innovation, but both groups agree on one thing - digital technology is driving a revolution in our lives and habits The UK […]

Published
2005

38. Full-field digital stands up to clinical mammography

Subjects
Innovations, Mammography -- Innovations, Diagnostic imaging, Digital electronics -- Innovations
Abstract

When it comes to characterizing microcalcifications, full-field digital mammography (FFDM) has a slight edge over conventional screen-film systems, according to researchers from Germany. Comparison of screen-film and digital contact mammograms [...]

Published
2002

40. First Major Trial Of Digital Mammography Launched

Subjects
United States. National Cancer Institute -- Research -- Innovations, American College of Radiology -- Research -- Innovations, Digital electronics -- Innovations, Image processing -- Research, Breast -- Research, Mammography -- Research, Medical imaging equipment -- Innovations, Breast cancer -- Diagnosis -- Research
Abstract

2001 SEP 20 - (NewsRx.com & NewsRx.net) -- The National Cancer Institute (NCI) and the American College of Radiology Imaging Network (ACRIN) are launching the first large, multicenter study to [...]

Published
2001

41. First Major Study Of Screening Digital Mammography Gearing Up

Subjects
Digital electronics -- Innovations, Mammography -- Innovations, Image processing, Breast cancer -- Diagnosis
Abstract

2001 JUL 12 - (NewsRx Network) -- Nineteen medical institutions in the U.S. and Canada have been selected to take part in the first major study assessing the value of [...]

Published
2001

42. Diagnosis at a Distance Starts a Revolution in Dermatology

Author

Franz, Rachel

Subjects
Innovations, Image processing, Digital electronics -- Innovations, Dermatology -- Innovations
Abstract

'Digital imaging technology is revolutionizing the practice of dermatology for patients and physicians alike,' Dana Sachs, MD, and Allan C. Halpern, MD, assert in The 2000 Skin Cancer Foundation Journal. [...]

Published
2000

43. Breast Imaging Goes Digital

Author

DEMOTT, KATHRYN

Subjects
Innovations, Mammography -- Innovations, Breast, Diagnostic imaging, Digital electronics -- Innovations
Abstract

The Food and Drug Administration's approval of a digital mammography device in January is considered by experts to be the first step in harnessing digital technology to help find breast [...]

Published
2000

44. Capture the Sky on a CCD : Digital imaging with a CCD camera is revolutionizing the way amateur astronomers record planets and galaxies

Author

Terrance, Gregory

Subjects
Digital electronics -- Innovations, Sky -- Portrayals, Image processing, Photography -- Innovations, Astronomy, Innovations, Portrayals
Abstract

Once upon a time, amateur astronomers who wanted to capture portraits of the sky went to the local pharmacy; bought a roll of film; dusted off their 35mm camera, tripod, [...]

Published
2000

45. A Framework for Digital Art

Subjects
Innovations, Image processing, Digital electronics -- Innovations
Abstract

Happy with those smudgy color laser prints of your digital pictures? Didn't think so. A Los Angeles-based company this week introduces the Ceiva, a photo frame, made of wood and [...]

Published
2000

46. Box of virtual chocolates

Subjects
CBS Inc. CBS News -- Management -- Innovations, Television broadcasting industry -- Management -- Innovations, Digital electronics -- Innovations, Image processing, Television broadcasting -- Innovations, Company business management, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

On the subject of believing. It sure isn't seeing anymore. When Forrest Gump first came out, some of us didn't know actor Gary Sinise. The filmmakers didn't show him from [...]

Published
2000

47. MrSID Publishing Edition

Author

BEALE, STEPHEN

Subjects
Imaging technology, Image processor, LizardTech Inc. (Santa Fe, New Mexico) -- Innovations, Image processing -- Equipment and supplies, Digital electronics -- Innovations, Imaging systems -- Innovations, Image processing equipment industry -- Innovations
Abstract

BETTER IMAGE COMPRESSION--FOR A PRICE THEY CALL IT MRSID, BUT IT'S not a character from an old TV show; the name stands for Multiresolution Seamless Image Database, an image-compression technology […]

Published
1999

48. Digital Printing Now a Defined Printing Sector

Subjects
Digital electronics -- Innovations, Commercial printing industry -- Innovations, Printing industry -- Innovations, Image processing, Printing -- Innovations, Business, Publishing industry, Printing industry, Innovations
Abstract

Government statisticians are in the process of incorporating major changes into the system that is used to define and classify the multitude of industry sectors that make up the U.S. [...]

Published
1999

49. Digital Media ready to add to movie theater fare

Subjects
Digital electronics -- Innovations, Motion picture theaters -- Innovations, Business, Business, regional, Innovations
Abstract

BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -- With more screens in their cinemas but no increase in the number of movies coming from Hollywood, theater owners will turn to digital technology to fill [...]

Published
1999

50. Electron beam solves problems of high-speed digitizing

Author

Hayes, Raymond

Subjects
Analog to digital converters -- Innovations, Electronic data processing -- Innovations, Digital electronics -- Innovations, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Published
1980

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