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NEW

DIRECTORY

OF AMERICAN RE-

AND

TECHNOLOGY

1988; R.R.

Bowker

Company,

Cus-

tomer Service,

P. O.

Box 766, New

York,

NY 10011; 763 pages,

includ-

ing indexes;

83/4

111/4 inches;

hardcover; $199.95.

Over

11,500

organizations

at the

forefront

scientific

research -

including almost

1,000 new re-

search and development

firms

are profiled in the

1988

edition of

Directory of

American Research

and Technology.

Detailed informa-

tion

provided

on corporate and

university facilities,

including par-

ent organizations

and their sub-

sidiaries,

over

1,500 fields

of sci-

entific

research. Listed alpha-

betically by

company name, each

entry provides address and phone

number, research -staff size, and

descriptions of all

research

and

development

activities.

Facilities

are

identified as commercial, non-

profit,

privately financed. Three

indexes

are organized by person-

nel, geography, and classification.

Aimed at working scientists,

R &D administrators, corporate re-

cruiters, and business or research

libraries, the directory also

reflects

the ever -changing

world

indus-

trial

research

by documenting

emerging technologies

and new

research

functions. Among

this

year's new entries are

firms

inves-

tigating

internal hearing aids, ho-

lography, machine vision, satel-

lite-TV

systems,

radar -warning

devices, and electron sterilization

systems.

SHORTWAVE

DIRECTORY, by

Bob

Grove; Grove

Enterprises, P.

Box

98, Brasstown,

NC 28902;

approxi-

mately

500

pages,

including glossary

and cross -reference

table; 81/2

inches;

softcover;

$17.95 + $2.00

shipping

in U.S.;

+ $7.50

shipping

in Canada; other

foreign

countries

add $7.50

(surface) or $25.00 (air).

The

fourth

edition of Shortwave

Directory has been

revised

and ex-

panded

to include international

broadcasting

and Very Low

Frequency (VLF). The book con-

tains

accurate, up -to

-date

fre-

quency

listings from 10 kHz to 30

MHz,

and

includes

U.S.

and for-

eign

Air Force, Navy, Coast Guard,

Army, Energy and State Depart-

ments, FBI networks, aircraft and

ships, scientific

installations,

pi-

rates

and

clandestines, space sup-

port,

RTTY and FAX,

INTERPOL,

and

English- language

broad-

casters worldwide.

Most

stations

are cross- refer-

enced by agency

and

frequency

for rapid identification

un-

knowns. The 1988 edition contains

an exhaustive glossary of terms,

acronyms, and abbreviations com-

monly encountered on the short-

wave

-radio bands.

HOW TO TEST

ALMOST EVERY-

THING ELECTRONIC,

2nd Edition,

by Jack Darr

and Delton T.

Horn;

TAB Books Inc.,

Blue Ridge

Summit,

PA 17294 -0850;

175

pages,

includ-

ing index;

71/4

91/4 inches;

soft -

cover; $8.95.

Radio

-Electronics' service

editor,

Jack Darr,

teams with professional

technician

Delton T. Horn

pro-

duce this

updated version

of their

20-

year -old How

to Test Almost

Anything Electronic.

Some things

remain

the same:

the basic princi-

ples

of troubleshooting

and inter-

preting

test results;

easy -to- follow

instructions

for

using electronic

test

equipment; examples

of typ-

ical

circuit types. The

descriptive

overview

of electronic

test equip-

ment, which

includes

ammeters,

voltmeters,

oscilloscopes, logic

probes,

analyzers,

and

more,

has

been updated to reflect

the latest

equipment.

The book has

been

expanded

include

new

circuitry

developments and

the basics

digital electronics.

Most

of the

book details actual

test procedures

-including

power -supply

and DC- voltage

tests, VOM and VTVM tests,

signal

tracing

and alignment, os-

cilloscope

and component tests,

and TV

tests.

Those

basic trou-

bleshooting techniques are pre-

sented

with

the same emphasis on

practical

experience and common

sense that has made

Jack

Darr's

ad-

vice invaluable to technicians and

servicemen for decades.

ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE,

edi-

ted by Donald Christiansen; IEEE

Publications Sales

Office,

445 Hoes

Lane, Piscataway, NJ 08855 -1331;

263

pages, including index; 6

91/4

inches; hardcover; $24.55 for IEEE

members,

$32.75

for

nonmembers;

be sure

use code

number

PCO2188 when

ordering.

At an international

convocation

in 1986,

more than 20 eminent en-

gineers, engineering managers,

and sociologists

met

to consider

how

the varying cultural traditions

different countries might affect

the quality of engineering and the

way that engineers are managed

and rewarded. The

participants

represented

Japan, Germany,

Hol-

land,

and the United States; the

substance

their presentations

forms

the major part of

Engineering Excellence.

The

book provides engineering

practitioners

and entrepreneurs

with interesting insights into

the

forces

work in

the global

high

technology marketplace.

Engineering Excellence is

divided

into four

sections.

The first three

cover the

importance

of the

indi-

vidual

engineer, a comparison of

engineering cultures, and

institu-

tional and organizational struc-

tures. The final section

a selec-

tion

writings comprising

first-

hand

observations by engineering

leaders who

describe

how they

built successful technical organi-

zations, and how they deal with

pressures

stemming

from today's

highly competitive global business

climate.

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