Molecular electronics on the horizon
Heat-conducting crystals could help computer chips stay cool
From preventive to predictive maintenance
In-mould electronics become commercial once again
Graphene-infused concrete can conduct electricity
Molecular electronics on the horizon
We may not be able to cram any more processing power into silicon-based computer chips, but we can make electronic devices 10 times smaller and use molecules to build...
Heat-conducting crystals could help computer chips stay cool
Crystals made of boron arsenide have excellent thermal properties that can effectively dissipate the heat generated in electronic devices.
From preventive to predictive maintenance
Every machine with moving parts suffers some wear and tear and will inevitably need to be serviced or have some parts replaced. The question is, when is the best time to do...
In-mould electronics become commercial once again
Conductive inks are a wonderfully adaptive technology, enabling them to stay relevant and to rejuvenate themselves over the past several decades.
Graphene-infused concrete can conduct electricity
Advanced materials company Talga Resources has achieved high levels of electrical conductivity in concrete.
Mornsun R3 series fixed input DC converters
Mornsun's R3 series fixed input DC converters offer solutions to common issues with power...
Advantech EPC-S101 slim type embedded barebone system
Advantech has announced its latest thin, barebone fanless system, the EPC-S101, with Intel...
Fluke FTK1000 Multimode Fibre Optic Light Source
The FTK1000 Multimode Fibre Optic Light Source, used in conjunction with the SimpliFiber Pro...
Kontron rNUC-APL fanless rugged NUC
The rNUC released by Kontron is a fanless ruggedised NUC (Next Unit Computing by Intel)....
RECOM RAC15-K and RAC20-K AC/DC converters for IoT and smart home
The RAC15-K and RAC20-K series are PCB-mount AC/DC modules with ultralow energy losses,...
Fluke 233 Digital Multimeter with remote display
The Fluke 233 Digital Multimeter features a removable display which gives the user flexibility in...
Anritsu MS2850A Signal Analyzer for 5G NR Analysis to Power 5G Service Rollout
Anritsu announces the launch of five additional 5G measurement software options for its MS2850A...
Advantech EKI-2525LI Ethernet Switch
The EKI-2525LI is an unmanaged, 5-port Ethernet switch that comes in an ultrasmall palm size....
In-mould electronics become commercial once again
Conductive inks are a wonderfully adaptive technology, enabling them to stay relevant and to rejuvenate themselves over the past several decades.
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Tuning in: scientists unlock signal frequency control of qubits
UNSW researchers have demonstrated the ability to tune the control frequency of a qubit by...
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Electrical safety guide for battery systems released
The Best Practice Guide: Battery Storage Equipment — Electrical Safety Requirements will...
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STMicroelectronics acquires GUI software specialist Draupner Graphics
Semiconductor company STMicroelectronics has announced its acquisition of software specialist...
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Molecular electronics on the horizon
We may not be able to cram any more processing power into silicon-based computer chips, but we can make electronic devices 10 times smaller and use...
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Ultrathin capacitive sensor has low resistance to motion
The thin and flexible sensor can move with the airflow made by even the softest noises and...
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Chinese researchers create stretchy circuits
Researchers have made a new hybrid conductive material — part elastic polymer, part liquid...
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New world record set in quantum computing simulation
Melbourne scientists have simulated the output of a 60-qubit quantum computer, which in general...
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From preventive to predictive maintenance
Every machine with moving parts suffers some wear and tear and will inevitably need to be serviced or have some parts replaced. The question is,...
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Nanocrystals light up the path to next-gen data storage
Nanosized crystals of salt encoded with data using light from a laser could be the next data...
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Data storage breakthrough brings quantum internet one step closer
Scientists have discovered a new and improved way to store quantum data, thus taking a major leap...
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USB devices may be leaking information
Researchers from the University of Adelaide have revealed that USB connections are highly...
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