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Alistair Winning

EPDT Editorial - IML Group
Blair House
184-186 High Street
Tonbridge, Kent
TN9 1BQ
UK

Telephone : 01732 359990
Email : alistair.winning@imlgroup.co.uk
Web : https://www.epdtonthenet.net/

Article archive for Alistair Winning;

- Editor’s comment: And now, the end is near… (20/12/2022)
  
  After almost six years at the editorial helm of EPDT, the January 2023 issue (my 68th!) will be my last. It has been a privilege and an honour to be the Editor of EPDT, one of the UK’s leading monthly technical journals for electronics design, manufacturing & test engineers. So, what next for EPDT?...
- Editorial changes at EPDT (19/12/2022)
  
  After five and a half years as Editor of EPDT, Mark Gradwell will leave the publication at the end of this year.
- Editor’s comment: Standing on the shoulders of giants (01/06/2017)
  
  Welcome to your June 2017 issue – and the beginning of a new era for EPDT. I’m delighted to join Electronic Product Design & Test as your new Editor. My background is in writing & communications, with almost 15 years' experience in the engineering & technology sector, so I’m very familiar with EPDT.
- Raspberry Pi returns to the basics with a free course (04/09/2012)
  
  Raspberry Pi was always intended to be a tool to teach those new to programming the basics. However, the winners of the scramble for the first batches of RPi seemed to have other plans for the device...
- Cadence tools worth £20k for every engineering student (07/08/2012)
  
  Woking-based Parallel Systems are pioneering an ambitious project to give every engineering student in the UK and Ireland access to Cadence ORCAD tools.
- BSkyB turns to automated test (06/08/2012)
  
  Automation is often lauded as having the ability to save both time, and in the long run money. But how does it really compare?
- Are you a Minty Geek? (31/07/2012)
  
  I don’t think I have ever heard anyone contradict the statement that the country needs to attract more students into engineering disciplines.
- China takes the initiative with new safety legislation (24/07/2012)
  
  From 1st December this year, GB 4943.1-2011 will come into force in China.
- e-Legacy 2012 - make your vote count! (24/07/2012)
  
  Vote for your preferred finalists and get the chance to receive a racing specification Mad Rat remote controlled racing car! Read more...
- OpenCL is the key to wider FPGA adoption (10/07/2012)
  
  That was the claim by Altera’s SVP of Corporate Strategy, Danny Biran, who expanded on the point...
- IPC to hold online symposium (02/07/2012)
  
  New technologies, time pressures and challenges to improve efficiency mean it is more important than ever for employees to continue to educate themselves whenever they get the chance...
- Cheaper robots can help SMEs become more flexible (25/06/2012)
  
  What would tempt your company into buying a robot for use in your production line?
- Lighting the way (29/05/2012)
  
  Depending on which estimate you believe, lighting could use up to 20% of the total global energy generated.
- Little innovations can pay big dividends (15/05/2012)
  
  Most people think of innovation as an entirely new technology or product…
- PXI still leads the way (08/05/2012)
  
  Welcome to this issue of EM&T’s newsletter. This edition will feature some of the latest PXI products as a taster for our annual PXI supplement that will appear in the May magazine.
- New European standards body to face the industry (17/04/2012)
  
  The newly formed European standards body – the Standardization Group for Embedded Technologies (SGet) – will be making its case to UK engineers at this year’s Embedded Masterclass.
- Laser-based technique that could change asteroid deflection technology (27/03/2012)
  
  We've all watched movies about asteroids threatening the earth. Of course the hero saves the day and we all live happily ever after…
- ARM helps the remote sensor market to take off (20/03/2012)
  
  It has been predicted for quite a long time that one of the most promising areas for growth in the electronics market is remote sensing.
- New partnership hopes to safely dispose of e-waste (19/03/2012)
  
  The disposal of PCBs can be controversial. Many waste electronic products are illegally exported to developing countries to have precious metals removed...
- Five trends in Embedded System Design (13/03/2012)
  
  National Instruments has released its 2012 Embedded Systems Outlook, a paper detailing growth opportunities in the embedded systems market…

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Alistair Winning

EPDT Editorial - IML GroupBlair House184-186 High StreetTonbridge, KentTN9 1BQUK

EPDT Editorial - IML Group
Blair House
184-186 High Street
Tonbridge, Kent
TN9 1BQ
UK