April 3, 2000 Design News
Features
New-wave
engine
Engine design and packaging are key to bringing surfer's
dream to life. By John Lewis
Sound system
A molded polyurethane composite helps one company make
automotive audio enclosures that meet the acoustic and
physical challenges of the road. By Joseph Ogando
Explosion protection
standards get in sync
Move toward global standardization gives engineers more
options for specifying electrical equipment for use
in hazardous areas. By John Day
Adhesives tape
passes road test
A high-strength adhesive bonds panels to posts on custom
trailers. By Karen Auguston Field
Engineering News
Sensors help drivers stay awake
EV1 unplugged
Pneumatics pump up drone
'Quantum mirage' makes nano-circuits possible
Hankerin' for a hangout?
HDTV pushes displays to perform
Jumpin' jack flash cards keep MP3s playing
Mammoth carrier handles 'really big' wires
Valve simplifies leak-free circuitry
Ford picks new composite for bedliner
Cylinder senses piston position
Clamp ring fights downtime
Cyberpage
New Products
Designer's Corner
Upender-inverter
Tech Bulletin
Late developments that shape engineering
Editorial
'California dreamin' ' does become reality. By
Paul E. Teague
OEM Journal
Two views of e-commerce. By Larry Maloney
Guest Commentary
Economical motion control: low dollars and good sense
Hot Products
Regional Technical Editor John Lewis picks noteworthy
power transmission products.
In Brief
Computer productivity tools
Featured Products
Inventor's new release
eases design process
Trapezoidal screws have centralizing threads
Managing Design
Time is perishable
Letters to the
Editor
Readers state their views
Breaktime
Hold those donuts
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April 3, 2000
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December 1999 Special Supplement
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