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Title tec. C o n t e n t s Editorial Focus Page 4 Page 6 SPECIAL TOPIC: COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE Communication he liberalisation of the telephone markets that is underway in industrial nations has led to a growing communications requirement, but also to increased competitive pressure. At the same time new communication networks are being developed with breathtaking speed in South East Asia and South America. The Internet triggered a global boom in data services, but the most sustained changes in infrastructure are a result of the increasing convergence of information and communication technologies. Hitherto separate networks for data, image and voice are now merging, new kinds of multimedia applications are becoming possible. MARKET: VIEWPOINT: GUEST CONTRIBUTION: APPLICATIONS: APPLICATIONS: ASPECTS: APPLICATIONS: TRENDS: Telecommunications in China Nokia and the global mobile communication landscape The future of telecommunications and information technology Pro-Bel routes video signals Nortel Networks switches GSM connections Communication is our future CompactPCI unites computer and telephone Architectures in transition PRACTICE: Connector assembly on SMT boards KNOW-HOW: Microstructure moulding: a basic technology for electro-optical components Panorama Products & Applications Service Trade fairs Forum Info-Fax Page 10 Page 16 Page 19 Page 22 Page 24 Page 26 Page 29 Page 32 Page 34 Page 38 Page 42 Page 42 Page 43 Page 45 Page 45 Page 47 2 HARTING tec.News 4-II-1999
Impressum. Published by: HARTING KGaA, M. Harting, P.O. Box 11 33, D-32325 Espelkamp, Tel. +49 (0)57 72 47 - 0, Fax: +49 (0)57 72 47 - 4 00, Internet: http://www.HARTING.com · Editor-in-chief: Dr. H. Peuler · Overall coordination: Publication and Communication Department, B. F. Haberbosch · Idea, conception and editing: Bickmann & Collegen Unternehmensberatung, R. Brügmann, Hamburg · Layout: Contrapunkt, Tutzing · Title composing: E. Reiss Production and printing: Druckerei Meyer GmbH, Osnabrück · Circulation: 28,000 copies worldwide (German and English) · Source: If you are interested in obtaining this magazine on a regular basis, free of charge, contact your nearest HARTING branch, your HARTING sales partner or one of the local HARTING distributors. You can also order tec.News on http://www.HARTING.com. Reprints: Complete reprints and excerpts of contributions are subject to approval in writing by the Editor. This also applies to input into electronic databases and reproduction on electronic media (e.g. CD-ROM and Internet) · All product designations used are trademarks or product names belonging to HARTING KGaA or their respective owners · Despite careful editing it is not possible to completely rule out printing errors or changes to product specifications at short notice. For this reason HARTING KGaA is only bound by the details in the appropriate catalogue. Printed by an environmentally friendly method on paper bleached entirely without chlorine and with a high proportion of recycled paper. ©1999 by HARTING KGaA, Espelkamp. All rights reserved. 3
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