ATCA is an industry standard specification developed by the PICMG for nextgeneration CG communications equipment. PICMG is an association of numerous companies and organizations, which collaboratively develop open standards for highperformance telecommunications, military, industrial, and general-purpose embedded computing applications. PICMG’s original motto was to extend the PCI standard to non-desktop applications. Some of the major standard families developed by PICMG comprise CompactPCI, AdvancedTCA, MicroTCA, AdvancedMC, CompactPCI Serial, COM Express, SHB Express, and HPM.

Electron beam (e-beam) wafer inspection system is a semiconductor fab equipment that is used during the semiconductor wafer manufacturing process to find defects in the wafers before packaging them. Apart from the production process, it is also used for R&D purposes. As the use of semiconductor wafers is prevalent in a large number of industries like consumer electronics, automotive, and industrial, the demand for ebeam wafer inspection systems is bound to grow during the forecast period.

EPB is an innovation in the braking technology, which has replaced the conventional handbrake with a push button. This in turn creates more in-vehicle space and also enhances drivers' comfort, safety, and convenience. In the early 2000s, EPB was introduced in luxury passenger cars such as BMW 7- Series and Lincoln LS. It has since become a common feature in high-end passenger cars since 2014. TRW pioneered the technology in 2001.

In the recent past, safety has become a paramount focus area for OEMs and the entire automotive value chain. This can be primarily attributed to stringent regulatory push advocating safety on roads along with customers attributing safety as a key purchase influencer. Apart from these factors, the intense competition in the industry has forced OEMs to equip more number of safety features in an effort to gain market share.

The education systems worldwide are ushering in an era of online education with greater involvement of technology, hardware, and tools. The acceptance of products such as desktops and interactive whiteboards has helped in spreading awareness and generating interest among the users. Thus, the introduction of document camera is expected to be widely accepted because of its various benefits. Advances in content development technologies is another factor aiding to popularizing the product among schools. Document camera is increasingly being beneficial for making lectures more interactive and comprehensive, mainly for technical education institutions that involve complex studying concepts.

ECU is a computer that controls one or many electrical systems in a vehicle. Modern ECUs employ both microprocessors and microcontrollers depending on the computational requirements. The operation of an ECU is similar to that of the basic input/output system (BIOS) of a computer. The ECU receives inputs from on-board the sensors and provides instructions to the electrical systems and sub-systems based on the received inputs. A modern vehicle may have as many as 80 ECUs to manage its electrical systems.

Aircraft batteries are used to start engines while initiating taxiing or the APU. The batteries are also used to power the airplane interiors and services (such as broadband and air conditioning). The major battery chemistries that are generally used as modern aircraft batteries are lithium-based (Li-ion and lithium iron phosphate), nickel-based (Ni-Cd or nickel metal hydride), and lead-acid. Lead-acid batteries are usually employed in light and general aviation aircraft. The nickel-based batteries dominate larger aircraft and helicopter applications, which are being replaced by the lithium-based batteries since the past decade.

This report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the dental CAD/CAM market for 2016-2021. To calculate the market size, the report considers the revenue generated from the sales of CAD/CAM software licenses

Precision air conditioners are very reliable systems that are capable of operating round the clock offering precise control over temperature and humidity inside data centers. These units are specifically designed to cool the IT equipment inside data centers. They normally comprise an indoor and outdoor unit. Precision air conditioners are used to supply cold air through the cold air inlets of data center racks and exhaust hot air from air outlets. This hot air is again treated to optimal temperature and humidity and is supplied back as cold air.