Design News - January 23, 1995

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Cover Story

'What-if' analysis moves to the desktop

Latest generation of PCs and workstations lets engineers run multiple analysis scenarios at their desks

Design Applications

From The Regional Editors
Redesign enhances shuttle turbopump reliability
CVD diamond substrate cools microwave divider
Synchronous motor needs low starting current

Designer's Corner

Useful Technology For Your Idea File
Designer's Corner

Editorial

GE's formula for success

Feature

4-Wheel Drive
4-wheel drive steps back to the future
Airliner Design
Jetliners' future: BIG vs FAST
Technology Tour
Electronics firms still make it big in Massachusetts

Guest Commentary

Exclusive Interviews With Technology Leaders
Changing platforms challenge software developers

Software Lab

Reviews On Tools Of The Trade
3D Studio, Release 4

Standards Update

Key Guidelines For New Products
Standards Update

Technology Bulletin

Late Developments That Shape Engineering
Technology Bulletin

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