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Late Breaks - SystemView

11/01/99

Several licenses of SystemView have been donated by Elanix Inc. to help the SETI Institute develop the next-generation signal processing system to seek out evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence. The donated licenses have a value of $163,000. SystemView by Elanix is Windows-based design, simulation and analysis software for communications, digital signal processing and RF/Analog applications. To learn more, visit www.elanix.com.

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