Forget exploiting carbon nanotubes electrochemically, and just wind them up like clockwork if you want to store energy. This is not quite the message that researchers at the University of ...
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Distributor Avnet has introduced the Tria brand for its embedded computing products (computer on modules, boards and systems). It has also announced the Tria Technologies business group which will also ...
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The increased complexity of semiconductor designs that need validating is a problem for simulators, says Pradeep Thiagarajan, principal product manager for custom IC verification, introducing Siemens’ Solido Simulation Suite software ...
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Three bench oscilloscopes by Siglent, the SDS800X HD, SDS1000X HD and SDS3000X HD are now available from Telonic Instruments. The high-resolution oscilloscopes address signal fidelity, visualisation, and analysis with 12-bit ...
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The success of EVs in China has given its auto insurers a headache – they’re making a loss on EV insurance but are debarred by law from putting up premiums. ...
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University College London (UCL) is joining Space South Central, which is described as the UK’s largest regional space cluster. The university joins as another academic partner, it was announced at ...
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The chassis mounting MF423-3-3D-BB three phase EMC filter series from EMC specialist EMIS is designed for higher current rating applications such as photovoltaic (PV) and power drive systems and offers ...
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The Service Provider Router and Aggregation Switch market is predicted to decline 6% in 2024. “Inventory correction is a simplified way to describe what is occurring in the service provider ...
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Tokyo Tech has picked aluminium scandium nitride (AlScN) to make ferroelectric films that remain stable at up to 600°C in hydrogen. “This high stability makes them ideal for high-temperature manufacturing ...
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The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has teamed up with Massachusetts-based Draper to streamline the design of microbe-based electronic sensors. “Microbes have the potential to be developed as biological ...
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