Germany's Siemens, reported Gary Milhollin of the watchdog Wisconsin Project, legally sold Saddam krytron electronic switches, which doctors now use to destroy kidney stones.
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The " highways " were fully interconnected by electronic switches or gates and gates also connected the " highways " to the common control.
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Another way to do the same thing was to use an electronic switch in front of the vertical system in a single beam oscilloscope.
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The transistor opened the modern information age by drastically shrinking the size and cost of electronic switches and making possible the modern digital computer.
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To activate a function, such as recording, the user looks for about two seconds at a particular spot that serves as an electronic switch.
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Yet in the midst of this pastoral paradise, there are also archaic machines with gears and levers that thump and grind, and giant pre-electronic switches.
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And it may someday lead to the creation of a new breed of computers based on tiny electronic switches, each no thicker than a single molecule.
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The electronic switches are designed intentionally so that the new data can all be written into the electronics, and then take effect with a single logic pulse.
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Currently, when a fiber optic cable carrying dozens of different wavelengths of light reaches an electronic switch, each wavelength must take a different path through the switch.
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The $ 799 Mavic Mektronic, on the other hand, lets a cyclist change gears by tapping small electronic switches located in three different spots on the handlebars.
