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Now available — Modelithics Qorvo GaN Library v25.5.
This release includes compatibility with Keysight Technologies’ Advanced Design System (ADS) 2026 as well as Cadence AWR Design Environment v25.1.
BB732 boring bridges: One tool, dual purpose for deep hole precision
Engineered for both roughing and finishing tasks, these bridges deliver vibration-free performance, optimal coolant flow and exceptional surface finish all in one tool.
Two versions of ROLEC’s handCASE for machine control, robotics and defense electronics
These rugged diecast aluminum enclosures are ideal for industrial and military applications in which devices must survive challenging environments but also be comfortable to hold for long periods.
Sealing the standard: Apple Rubber’s o-rings and MicrOrings engineered for excellence
Based in Lancaster, New York, Apple Rubber takes pride in manufacturing American-made products for its country and helping to protect service personnel around the world.
Interest in the 'flying wing' continues, despite engineering hardships
Perhaps none of aerospace's carbon footprint ideas are more radical than a transitioning to 'flying wing' designs for general aviation uses.
Harvesting energy from the night sky
This Stirling engine generates power from the night sky by exploiting the temperature difference between the cold air and warm ground.
EMCO Mecof Megamill: The giant milling machine that combines power, precision and connectivity
The milling machine offers power, accuracy, and a level of automation and digitalization perfectly in line with the principles of Industry 4.0.
Southco E3 Compression Latch with Visual Indicator now available in zinc
The latch features red, reflective indicator wings that can be easily viewed when open, so users can tell if the latch is secure with a quick glance.
How new innovations are transforming choke valve performance in oil and gas
Operating under extreme pressures, corrosive chemistries and abrasive multiphase flows, it is operation critical that choke valves do not fail. The consequences of failure range from costly production shutdowns and equipment damage to catastrophic safety incidents.
Coating collects water and keeps buildings cool
A nanoengineered polymer paint-like coating performs two functions: passive cooling of buildings and collection of water from the atmosphere.
Neugart introduces new rack-and-pinion drive systems
With a new fully integrated gearbox-pinion-rack combination, Neugart expands its portfolio with a high-performance solution for maximum precision and efficiency in rack applications.
Scaling electric power transmission for high-torque, low-speed applications
Diesel has been the default energy source for heavy equipment longer than most engineers care to remember.
Fruity flavors: How acidity influences taste and quality
pH is a fundamental parameter in assessing fruit maturity and quality, and the measurement of pH holds critical importance in the fruit industry.
How industrial heat storage bridges a critical gap in renewables: "We figured out something no one else has"
Industrial heat remains one of the biggest sticking points in the global decarbonization push, accounting for about one-quarter of global energy use. It is a demand that intermittent renewables have never served well. But a different approach might change that.
Why CERN relies on KNF diaphragm pumps
These diaphragm pumps circulate gas mixtures through the Large Hadron Collider to keep the gases contamination-free.
Tritium training simulator for fusion engineers
The virtual simulator represents the world’s first tritium fuel cycle virtual control room.
Smart bra monitors breast cancer risk in real time
The team is currently developing an electronic textile that is designed to fit within a bra and monitor whether a tumor is growing in real time.
The nuclear reactor beneath your feet
The aptly named Gravity reactors will be installed one mile underground, exploiting the geological depth as containment to enhance the safety and economics of nuclear power.
How “Equipment-as-a-Service” is transforming industrial processing
EaaS is gaining ground in sectors like chemical processing, food and beverage, and mining, where equipment is expensive, complex and critical to continuous production.
COVID vaccine tech shows promise in taking the sting out of snake venom
The team enveloped specific mRNA molecules in tiny fat particles that, when injected into muscle, taught cells to generate protective antibodies that prevent damage incurred by snake venom.