Northcon/94
Subtitle: conference record, Washington State Convention and Trade Center, Seattle, Washington : October 11-13, 1994
By: joint venture of Seattle and Oregon Sections IEEE, Cascade Chapter ERA, Electronics Manufacturers Association.
Contributors: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. Oregon Section.; Electronic Representatives Association (U.S.). Cascade Chapter.; Electronics Manufacturers Association.
Publisher: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Additional copies available from IEEE Service Center
Published: 1994
Place of publication: [New York]; Piscataway, NJ
Language: eng
Number of pages: 392
Subjects: Digital electronics -- Congresses.; Computer architecture -- Congresses.; Computer programming -- Congresses.; Electronic apparatus and appliances -- Congresses.; Power electronics -- Congresses.; Integrated circuits -- Congresses.
Other titles: Northcon 1994; Conference record
Notes: "RC-108" -- Spine.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: value: s1. Emerging technologies: intelligent data communications; value: s2. ISO 9000: the international standard for quality 1; value: s3. Corporate partnering for ISO implementation; value: s4. Modeling and power electronics; value: s5. ISO 9000: the international standard for quality II; value: s6. The transfer of Department of Defense technology  in the area of ILS/LSA to the smaller commercial manufacturer; value: s7. New technologies application; value: s8. Analog and digital interdomain concerns in integrated circuits; value: s9. The object oriented paradigm: issues and practices; value: s10. Reengineering core business processes for competitive advantage; value: s11. Simulation for design; value: s12. VLSI design with VHDL and synthesis 1; value: s13. Effectiveness of applied decision analysis; value: s14. Electrifying Puget-Sound transportation; value: s15. High-speed analog integrated circuits; value: s16. VLSI design with VHDL and synthesis II; value: s17. Systems  engineering fundamentals/project management; value: s18. Electric vehicles: the challenge is yours; value: s19. New specialty memories: intriguing and useful; value: s20. Software piracy: what it means to you and your organization; value: s21. Getting to market faster! New technologies which dramatically reduce the time necessary to design, prototype, and test products; value: Index to organizers, chairmen, authors.