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IDEMA

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IDEMAInternational Disk Drive Equipment and Materials Association
IDEMAImpact of Decoupling and Modulation (farming; EU)
IDEMAInternational Digital Electroacoustic Music Archive (media technology)
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For instance, a disk drive industry process standard from IDEMA specifies a 500V electrical field requirement because of the greater susceptibility level involved with magneto-resistive heads and related newer technologies.
ANSI/ESD S20.20 explained: an explanation of the ESD keepout distance ... by Swenson, Dave / Circuits Assembly
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] RELATED ARTICLE: MERGER Before: IDEMA (International Disk Drive Equipment and Materials Association) USA; IDEMA Asia-Pacific; and IDEMA Japan After: IDEMA: www.
Changing priorities put time off in first place by Association Management
Research Laboratories, told the IDEMA attendees that an appropriate interface connection--Sony favors IEEE 1394 ("Firewire"), by the way--should deliver data at a rate between 4Mbps-8Mbps.
Hard Drives Meet Hard Bodies--'Baywatch' Style by Glatzer, Hal / Computer Technology Review
 
 
 
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