Researchers at Chiba University in Japan have uncovered a rule of organic solar cell materials that could guide their development, or at least stop people hunting for the impossible. It ...
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Würth Elektronik adds dc ripple bias modelling to its RedExpert on-line power analysis tool. “It is a well-established but little understood fact that ac core losses increase when the ac ...
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Teledyne has introduced a high-voltage connector system for use up to 13.5kV and 70,000 feet (21km) altitude. Called DHM, they use the company’s self-contained ‘Hi/Mate’ inserts, pre-wired inside sub-D housings ...
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Amphenol has introduced a rugged USB Type-C connector for harsh environments. Called USB3CFTV, its tough exterior is based on MIL-DTL-38999 series III, in shell size 11. Its tri-start thread coupling ...
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Delta Electronics has signed a technology transfer and licensing collaboration agreement with Ceres Power, paying ~£43m to access Ceres’ hydrogen stack technology for solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) and solid ...
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TSMC expects 25% growth this year after an 8.2% expected dip in Q1 revenues to between €18 billion and $18.8 billion. In Q4, HPC revenues, including AI, grew 17% q-o-q, ...
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2023 semiconductor revenue fell 11.1% y-o-y to $533 billion, says Gartner. ”Only 9 of the top 25 semiconductor vendors posted revenue growth in 2023, with 10 experiencing double-digit declines,” says ...
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Melexis has brought out its first product based on its Triphibian technology – a miniaturized MEMS pressure sensor which handles gas and liquid media measurement from 2 to 70 ...
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The UK Space Agency is again funding a competitive scholarship scheme for UK citizens to attend study programmes at the International Space University (ISU). The ISU provides graduate-level training at ...
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