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Japanese distribution giant Sumitomo Corp. has agreed to purchase $180 million worth of Cree Inc.'s light-emitting diode (LED) and wafer products over the next year.
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Troubled Sun Microsystems Inc. said it would cut 4,000 to 5,000 jobs and exit several facilities in Silicon Valley in the hope of restoring profitability.
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Shares rose about 10 percent at ATI Technologies Inc. amid reports that the graphics chip maker would be acquired by Advanced Micro Devices Inc.
Qimonda offers DDR2 memory modules for Intel server platforms
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Qimonda AG is manufacturing its Double Data Rate 2 (DDR2) fully buffered Dual-In-line memory modules (FB-DIMMs) in high volume for Intel's Bensley server platforms in 533MHz and 667 MHz for densities ranging from 512 MBytes to 4GBytes.
IBM targeting medical electronics
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After having gone through painful reorganization in recent years, IBM is looking at medical electronics as one of its future growth markets.
Ceragon Networks doubles Gigabit Ethernet speed
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Calling it a breakthrough in wireless Gigabit Ethernet, Israel-based Ceragon Networks Ltd. has introduced a product that doubles the speed of wireless communications for wireless and cellular carriers that want to provide data-rich services such as triple-play.
Tronic's Microsystems raises capital and extends capacity
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Nearly three years have passed since Tronic's Microsystems, French contract manufacturer of custom MEMS (micro-electromechanical systems) components, hit the news wire with the grand opening of its manufacturing site near Grenoble. The company is now coming back to the front stage with a series of announcements, including a 1.7 million euro round of funding and an extension of its capabilities for design, frontend/backend manufacturing and electronic interfacing for MEMS components.
32-bit SuperH-based processor targets telematics systems
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Based on a 300MHz, 32-bit SH-4A SuperH superscalar architecture that achieves processing performance up to 540 MIPS and 2.1 GFLOPS, Renesas Technology's SuperH Processor is tailored for cost-sensitive telematics systems.
MOSFETs improves light-load efficiency in battery-operated systems
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International Rectifier introduces two 30-volt synchronous buck HEXFET MOSFETs for DC-DC synchronous point-of-load (POL) converters. It improves light-load efficiency in battery operated systems.
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Here's news of a VME bus board packing a Freescale Semiconductor PowerQUICC III MPC8560 microprocessor clocking at 833-MHz. The chip provides 1926 MIPS of processing horsepower. The board is compliant with the VME Rev. C legacy standard, so it doesn't require the new VME bus extension, making it fully compatible with all existing VME backplanes.
Global PCB market continues to grow
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In 2005, the global printed circuit board market has grown by 5,7 percent to a volume of $ 38,5 billion. For 2006, the party will continue, estimates Zentralverband Elektrotechnik und Elektronikindustrie (ZVEI), a German industry association that covers the electronics industry. For the year ahead, the association expects a growth of more than 6 percent. The bad news is that this growth will not be achieved in Europe.
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Fuel-cell developer Neah Power Systems Inc. has renewed and extended its collaboration agreement with chip-equipment provider Novellus Systems Inc.
Toshiba collaborating with DFM startup
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Toshiba will apply startup Takumi Technology's automated layout modification methodology to its mask data preparation design flow in advanced IC manufacturing under the terms of a collaborative agreement between the two companies.
2-megapixel camera modules simplify mobile phone designs
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Alps Electric rolls out three-models of its FP85 series of 1/4-inch format, two-megapixel camera modules for mobile phones. Packaged in the same 8.5 x 8.5 x 6.1-mm footprint, these modules offer a choice of fixed focus, macro, and autofocus features.
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Responding to a growing demand for trailing-edge processes, Chinese silicon foundry provider Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. (SMIC) is beefing up its 200-mm fab capacity.
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Bandspeed Inc. said it has begun shipping to OEMs a chip set and software aimed at next-generation access point Wi-Fi hardware sold to small and medium enterprises.
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Sycamore Networks Inc. has been served a grand jury subpoena by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Massachusetts, requesting documents related to an ongoing investigation of the company's stock option practices, the company reported in its 8-K regulatory filing dated May 30.
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Researchers at MIT are using thermophotovoltaics to turn light into electricity, and it's really cool and hot. Good things may come from this research.
Omron extends MEMS flow sensor range
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Omron has added three new models to its D6F range of precision MEMS based air/gas mass flow and velocity sensors, to enable their use in a wider range of applications.
Chipidea extends USB controller core IP
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Analog and mixed-signal semiconductor intellectual property (IP) group Chipidea has started sampling a USB controller core, a block designed to complement the company's range of USB physical layer transceiver (PHY) IP.
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During a visit by a delegation of Finnish industrialists and investors to Israel, the two countries announced the formation of an R&D fund called Finland Israel Technology, according to a Globes online report.
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Toshiba to build 200-mm wafer fab
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Toshiba Corp. said that it plans to build a 200-mm wafer fab at a cost of over 50 billion yen ($450 million).
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MIMO RF emulator does standardized Wi-Fi benchmark testing
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The number of High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) enabled third generation mobile networks deployed has doubled over the past six months and reached 100, spread across 49 countries, mostly in Europe.
Renesas licenses capacitorless RAM to Canadian company
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Renesas Technology Corp. has licensed its capacitorless twin transistor RAM (TTRAM) technology to Ottawa-based Emerging Memory Technologies Inc., which develops embedded memory intellectual property.
Panelists explore system-to-silicon link
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Panelists at the Medea+DAC conference in Germany offered suggestions for designing system-level silicon, including formal specifications, abstracted hardware-software interfaces and the use of regularity in silicon fabrics.
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Samsung Electronics said it is supplying terrestrial digital multimedia broadcasting (T-DMB) phones to German mobile carrier Debitel. The phones will be used to launch Europe's first commercial DMB-based mobile TV service.
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Mobile giant Vodafone Group plc has unveiled its plans to enter the highly competitive fixed broadband market, kept analysts guessing on its M&A plans, particularly regarding Verizon Wireless , and posted an annual net loss of £21.8 billion ($40.9 billion).
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Leoni acquires Swiss cable specialist Studer
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Cable harness and on-board electrical supply systems vendor Leoni AG has agreed to acquire Swiss competitor Studer Draht- und Kabelwerk AG. The take-over, which is subject to approval by the respective anti-trust authorities, will enable Leoni to access Studer's worldwide sales network and hence new markets.
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Wireline communications infrastructure supplier ADC Telecommunications Inc. has offered $2 billion to acquire Andrew Corporation in an all share deal that will bolster ADC's position in the wireless sector.
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December 2nd, 2012 (1:23 PM). Edited December 4th, 2012 by Maruno.
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I should weigh in at this point.
Yes, I want Essentials to contain everything needed to make a Pokémon game. Not necessarily a
game, but definitely a complete one. Anything beyond that is up to the user to do themselves. As far as I'm concerned, it's pretty much at that stage already (minus a few move effects, etc.).
On the other hand, there are a range of completely unnecessary features I'd like to see in Essentials - trading, swarming Pokémon, dongle encounters, more mini-games, Virtual Trainers (battling other players' teams as mentioned above), multiple save support, a Radio app, improved dungeon maps, a customisable time system, and so on and so forth. However, they aren't quite as important as getting what exists to work properly, which is what I mostly work on.
In the specific case of Virtual Trainers (you come up with a better name!), I've considered the suggestion and decided it would be better if it worked a little differently (i.e. put the teams in a folder rather than download them). This alteration makes the feature almost completely unrelated to the Mystery Gift - the only similar part is saving Pokémon details to a text file, but even that will end up being remarkably different for reasons of purpose and efficiency. That means it's a separate feature, and one I won't look at at the moment. It's an interesting idea, though, and I'd like to see someone have a go at it (or even think in depth about it) and see what they come up with.
Maybe it's a good sign that people are asking (demanding?) hugely complicated features like online battles and trading. It means there aren't many bugs and vital things for them to complain about instead.
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How about tips for resource hunting in the guide? Something like "Search for a resource before making it, avoid rework." and "with the Essentials resources on the web, is easy to port some of gen 2/4/5 graphics to essentials, gen 5 pokémon and animated sprites.".
That's general advice and common sense. The guide is about using Essentials, which resource-hunting isn't. And before you say "neither is saying you should keep backups", I'll point out that every section of the guide has some information specifically about Essentials (e.g. that you can consider a fresh version to be your first backup, which people may not realise).
Besides, resource-hunting is about
Essentials, not about
it, and tilesets/charsets is an RMXP thing.
Scripter of the year, eh? I wonder if I've released six versions of Essentials during 2012 which might prove my skills?
Nah, it's "Most Talented Scripter", not "Best Script Contributor" or something like that. I'm sure other people have stronger scripting skills than I do. Why there are community awards celebrating talent but not contributions to the community, I don't know.
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1974 Chevy C10 Build - The Muscle Truck SagaWritten by David Freiburger on May 19, 2009 How We Built An LS6-Powered Pickup And Road-Tripped It 3,600 Miles, All In 15 Days
We have a library of automotive schemes logged in the backs of our minds, and in the face of deadlines, the hunt for perfection, and the pursuit of other dreams, they rarely come to fruition-until one day a plan drops from the sky and makes it all happen on a ramrod deadline.
That, in synopsis, is the story of the Muscle Truck. For years we've noticed that, in a world of overpriced muscle cars, V-8-powered pickups still clog the classified ads at dirt-cheap prices. We've often looked at them and wondered why no one spins them as street machines. There's an entire market for quaint, classic trucks and another for 22-inch-wheel-wearing customs sprinkled with the polished poop from a CNC mill. But where are the drag trucks? The handling trucks? The top-speed pickups? The real performance stuff? They are out there but overlooked and underpublicized.
More importantly, what if you could build one truck to participate in all sorts of different performance-oriented escapades? A jack of all races. That was our scheme, and about two years ago, we bought a '74 Chevy C10 shorted Stepside with starry-eyed visions of wheelspin grandeur. It looked like a beater even though the prior owner had completed a body-off resto on the chassis. It ran and drove with a fairly fresh Pep Boys 350 under the hood and cost just $1,500 to own.
Then, predictably, it sat ignored. Almost as predictably, in late September 2008 we realized we absolutely had to race at the GM Performance Parts LSX Shootout drag races at the NMCA World Finals in Memphis. It was to be held October 15-18 just for vehicles powered by GM Gen III and Gen IV engines. We had an LS6 crate engine in one corner and our Stepside in another. Foregone conclusions are us. We had just 15 days to build the truck and cannonball it from Hollywood to Memphis in time to be heroes.
The captions tell the story of how we started with a bone-stock truck and treated it to a drivetrain that included a GM Performance Parts LS6, a Dynamic Racing Transmissions TH400, a Gear Vendors Under/Overdrive, and a Ford 9-inch differential from an F-100 parts truck that was sitting around (and that was subsequently conveniently impounded by the fuzz). We had to completely rewire the thing using a Painless Wiring harness, and the stock fuel system was likewise heaved over the wall after a new Aeromotive setup was installed. Since the original suspension was too skyscraping, we added Air Ride up front and a homegrown dropped-leaf setup with CalTracs bars and a step-notched frame out back. The interior also got an overhaul using junkyard parts.
In case you hadn't noticed, that's a lot of work to get done in about two weeks. We worked late nights with the shop illuminated by the warm glow emanating from our credit card. The Summitracing.com bookmark on our computer got worn to a nub.
Early in the morning of Thursday, October 16, the truck enjoyed a minor celebration of its new life with a test trip around the block. All systems go. But that was in Los Angeles. Memphis was 1,800 miles away, qualifying was on Friday, and the meatsacks in charge of the operation hadn't slept in 24-plus hours-and even at that, the shut-eye during the prior two weeks had only been brief snoozes on the shop floor. Trading off napping in the cab, we only got rousted by The Man three times over the next 32 hours as we cannonballed directly to Memphis.
We arrived slack-jawed but just in time for the NMCA's Charlie Harmon to spot us in line, fast-track us to tech inspection, and wave us into the staging lanes to be the very last vehicle to qualify for the LSX Truck index classes. We had no time to bolt on our slicks, swap our 3.00 gears for the 5.13s we had with us, or set up the nitrous system. We'd planned for 12.0s but had to guess what it would run in dog-eared street trim. We shot for the 14.0 index, then ran 14.03 on our single qualifying pass. We looked like geniuses right up to the point where we fell asleep at the wheel in front of the timeslip shack.
We were thrilled that we actually made it to the LSX Shootout with a truck we'd built in two weeks and that we'd nailed our last-second choice of index. It stung that we were 2 seconds slower than planned, but steak, beer, and coma dulled the pain. The suffering would be revisited the next morning when we broke out in the first round with a 13.80. We entered the brackets and eventually ran 13.57 at 102.42 mph, though we were sandbagging during a bracket race, so we have no full-throttle data other than a best eighth-mile time of 8.69 at 82.23 mph. Regardless, low 13s on street meats with the highway gears isn't bad for a pickup. Plus, we know it can only get better. Come back next month to see if we're right.
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We used a conversion kit from Muscle Rods to mate the Gen III LS6 engine to the truck. The stock setup uses clamshell-style engine mounts that get thrown away. The stock frame mounts are then redrilled, using the provided template, to install the BRP spool-type mount. The kit was fantastic, but knowing what we know now, we would have scooted the engine rearward an extra inch.Here's the second half of the Muscle Rods mount as seen bolted to the engine. Also note our MSD starter and Milodon oil pan. A stock F-car oil pan would have fit in the truck, but we already had the Milodon kit installed on the engine.The Milodon rear-sump pan uses a billet plate to align with the oil feed holes in the block and feed oil to a remote filter. The pan also comes with the hoses and spin-on filter adapter. We located the filter on the backside of the front left fenderwell.Here's our lengthy drivetrain, including the GM Performance Parts LS6 crate engine (PN 17801268) that can be had for $5,300 via mail order. We mated it to a Dynamic Racing Transmissions TH400 that has an SFI-approved UltraBell bellhousing from JW Performance. The Gear Vendors Under/Overdrive offers an extra gear of 0.78:1 that can be activated in any transmission gear, turning the three-speed into a six-speed.The distance from the bellhousing surface to the crank flange is different on a Gen III engine than it is on an old Chevy V-8, so this spacer and bolt package is required to hook the conventional trans to the newer engine. These are all GM parts: PN 2551367 for the flexplate, 12563532 for the spacer, and 12563533 (you'll need a quantity of six) for the bolts.With the new drivetrain installed in the truck, it was an easy deal to slide the stock trans crossmember rearward on the frame to line up with the mount on the Gear Vendors, then drill new holes to secure the crossmember. The extra length of the GV requires a new driveshaft, but we needed one for our custom engine location, lowered suspension, and Ford 9-inch rearend, anyway.With a very loose converter, tall tires, and 3.00:1 rearend gears, we knew trans cooling would be extra critical. We installed one of B&M's SuperCoolers right up front. We like these because the fins do not easily bend.Since the LS6 does not accept a mechanical fan, we used Flex-a-lite's PN 210 unit with dual 12-inch fans. The 26 1/4x15 1/2-inch fan combo fit perfectly on the stock radiator, which we had recored.Here's the LS6 ready to run. The Muscle Rods/Hedman midlength headers could not possibly have been easier to install. We ran the engine with a Holley 750 carb, an Edelbrock RPM intake (PN 71187), an MSD stand-alone programmable controller (PN 6010), and stock coils. The GM Performance Parts front-engine accessory drive kit (PN 19155067) is expensive but super, super clean and easy to install and comes complete with the alternator, power steering pump, and a/c compressor (which we did not use).
Our friends at Aeromotive knew we'd eventually step up the power in ludicrous ways and prepared us for that eventuality with an A1000 pump and regulator. The cell is a Summit Racing 16-gallon unit, PN 290111, measuring 26x18x9 1/2 inches. It fit perfectly aft of the axle, and we welded in an extra crossmember to secure it in place. All the AN line is from Earl's.We installed a 31-spline Ford 9-inch rearend that we harvested from a '78 F-100 parts truck. To get the truck as low as we eventually want it, we had to tear out the bed floor and weld in step notches using a handy kit from Suicidedoors.com. The previous photo shows how we added an upper crossmember for our Rancho RS9000 shocks from Calvert Racing.he rearend is hung with stock leaf springs, though we removed all but two leaves per side. We also flipped the axle on top of the leaf springs to lower the ride height. Traction assistance comes from a set of CalTracs bars; Calvert Racing sells a version of the kit specifically for trucks with flip kits.The powertrain swap was finally a wrap when we found a bunch of leftover 3-inch tubing and built our own exhaust system with some short little DynoMax Bullet mufflers. It's way loud.The revamped truck is heavy on electrical accessories, including the Air Ride RidePro compressor, electric fans, electric fuel pump, nitrous controller, and pending roll control. Chad Reynolds custom-wired it all using a combination of a 12-circuit fuse panel kit and a race car switch panel from Painless Wiring.We needed the front end to be significantly lower than stock and accomplished that with an Air Ride Technologies kit using StrongArm tubular control arms, double-convolute airsprings, and 2-inch drop spindles. This was an incredibly easy installation, requiring drilling only for the installation of the new upper shock mount.Look how amazingly clean the floors are in the truck. We drilled through the virgin sheetmetal to mount our homemade shifter stand, drink holder, and Blackberry retainer with its Hurst Quarter Stick shifter. Check the swanky Saddleman seat cover on the junkyard bench seat.At last, Memphis. We rejetted the carb a few times during the road trip, Two Lane Blacktop-style, but the only real problem we had en route was that we'd neglected to add an engine-to-frame ground strap. The shifter cable decided to handle that for us and melted all the plastic off the housing in the process.We used redrilled axles and wheel adapters to fit Ford/Mopar-pattern wheels because we already had them. The wheels are Cragar Soft 8 steelies in 17x9 with 5-inch backspacing. Tires are Toyo Proxes ST in 225/60R17 and 275/60R17. We were super happy with the truck's ride and handling on our trip, though stance-wise we need the tail down an inch or two. The converter is way, way too loose, but we got 17 mpg anyway using the Gear Vendors.


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The Franklin Fire Department is hosting a training exercise and will burn down a home at 3601 N. Morton St., which is across the highway from Turning Point Church on the city's north side. Firefighters from Franklin and other nearby departments will train from 8 to 11 a.m. Friday and will burn down the home at the end of the exercise.
During the training, firefighters will light small fires in the house to practice entering a burning home, evaluating how a fire is burning and dispersing smoke. They also will practice bringing in fire hoses and equipment and extinguishing fires, Franklin Fire Department spokesman Brad Epperson said.
Property owner Dean Nikou planned to demolish the vacant home and offered it to the fire department for training. After the building is burned down, the remains will be removed from the lot.
U.S. 31 will not be blocked or restricted during the training exercise, although some smoke may drift across the road depending on wind direction and speed, Epperson said.