Hamamatsu Photonics is pleased to announce the launch of the C17212-011, a RoHS-compliant mid-infrared detector module equipped with a built-in preamplifier.
This study presents a method for synthesizing high-strength, flexible soft-magnetic fibers (SMFs) using Si microalloying and in-rotating-water spinning in Fe34Co29Ni29Al3Ta3Si2 HEA, improving plasticity, strength, and coercivity for applications in flexible electronics and multifunctional composites.
In a study published in Materials Horizons, researchers at North Carolina State University developed a new method for self-assembling electronic devices.
The power electronics industry is facing a problem in that, as the power handled by transistors increases to meet the needs of new applications, the packaging will increasingly struggle to remove the waste heat from the die.
Researchers at the University of Waterloo have created a compact, wearable generator to address the growing demand for sustainable, clean energy.
YASA, the global leader in axial flux electric motor technology, and Automobili Lamborghini, the iconic Italian luxury sports car manufacturer, have announced the latest milestone in their strategic technical partnership: the creation of high-tech axial flux electric motors, which have been designed and developed at YASA’s R&D facility near Oxford, UK, and will debut in the all-new Lamborghini Temerario.
Researchers have revealed an adaptive response with a ferroelectric device, which responds to light pulses in a way that resembles the plasticity of neural networks. This behavior could find application in energy-efficient microelectronics.
Researchers at Yokohama National University have created a promising bubble printing technique that enables the precise patterning of liquid metal wiring for flexible electronics. This method opens up new possibilities for making highly conductive, stretchable, and bending circuits, which are perfect for wearable sensors and medical implants. Their findings were published in the journal Nanomaterials.
Siemens Smart Infrastructure launches its first fully electronic starter with semiconductor technology.
Researchers at Purdue University-Indianapolis have made major strides in solid-state filters for power electronics converters, according to a study published in CES Transactions on Electrical Machines and Systems.
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