Chip Technology

  • MT Jun-19#50 . Using the lab-on-a-chip technology meant  nanoplastics)
    June 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 50

    the system could detect, to make sure it would other metals detection but also other contaminants such as be ? t for purpose. Using the lab-on-a-chip technology meant nanoplastics or aromatic compounds,” she told OE. the sample size required was just 1ml, which is enough for Using different chambers

  • MR Jun-16#14  last time I met the Mr. (Paul “Chip”)  technology into their)
    June 2016 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 14

    many possibilities to introduce this application of information technology in business is a business carried out in a the last time I met the Mr. (Paul “Chip”) technology into their products and ser- the shipping business could provide fur- single global market under free compe- Jaenichen, the head of the

  • MR Dec-00#49  
germanium (SiGe) chip technology. 
The embedded 12-channel)
    December 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 49

    direct sunlight readable screen. The MK 40 is the first chart plotter to be based on IBM's leading-edge silicon germanium (SiGe) chip technology. The embedded 12-channel high-accura- cy GPS receiver board in the MK 40 was the result of a two-year R&D pro- ject by Leica Geosystems

  • MR Mar-01#53  germanium (SiGe) 
chip technology. 
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    March 2001 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 53

    color flat-panel LCD screen with special anti-reflective coating. The MK 40 is based on IBM's leading-edge silicon germanium (SiGe) chip technology. Circle 51 on Reader Service Card JRC Combines Plotter, Sounder JRC North America has introduced a combination color chart plotter and