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Emerson Acquires Bristol Babcock
Emerson announced it has acquired Bristol Babcock from FKI plc of Loughborough, England, for $121 million. -
Allied Electronics and Design News Challenge Engineers to Design on the Fly
The 3rd Annual Gadget Freak Workshop Competition, hosted by Design News and sponsored by Allied Electronics, challenges engineers to assemble simple – and not so simple – electronic circuits. The Gadget Freak Workshop Competition runs daily during the show. The National Design Engineering Show and Conference, which will be held at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, is the only national event for OEM design engineers. -
Bristol Babcock User Groups Planned for 2006 in Various U.S. Locations
This program leverages the key elements of our Northern regional user group meeting that has caused it to grow to over 100 attendees per year. The many years of experience and responses from customers has helped us to shape it into meaningful informational day-and-a-half workshop event. This year, we have adapted this model and created additional events in East Chicago, Houston and Las Vegas. All four events are open to any Bristol Babcock product users or engineers who specify or design systems using our products. -
Contemporary Controls’ Blog Up and Running to Share Information on Industrial Ethernet
Bill Greer, Senior Product Specialist at Contemporary Controls, created this blog to share his thoughts, experiences and insights on this ever-popular technology. Subjects discussed may range from simple to complex to those that challenge at the outset but appear fascinating to our team of engineers once a conclusion has been drawn. -
Green Hills Software to Present at Multicore Expo – Santa Clara 2006
Green Hills Software, Inc. announced that Jack Greenbaum, director of embedded software engineering for Green Hills Software, will present at the Multicore Expo 2006 in Santa Clara, California, on the topic of: A new breed of debugging: addressing the requirements of multicore ARM/DSP processors. Last month, Green Hills Software announced the support of its MULTI integrated development environment (IDE) for DaVinci™ technology from Texas Instruments Inc. (TI) for both DSP and ARM cores, and is also the only embedded tools vendor that supports multi-processor, multi-operating system, multi-threaded, multi-language systems, all from a single environment.