Electronics

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  • Engineered electromagnetic surfaces (EES)

    Remcom’s Wireless InSite® supports the simulation of RF interactions with engineered electromagnetic surfaces.

  • New facial recognition tech is all ears

    The system works much like facial recognition to correctly identify users with up to 99% accuracy, according to its developers.

  • Front light NVIS compatibility study

    NVIS compatibility is a primary concern when designing light-emitting devices for military use.

  • Microscopy method appraises photovoltaic materials

    The tool uses terahertz waves to collect data on the photonic properties and degradation processes of material samples.

  • New highly conformable and high heat conducting gel pads

    The thermal interface material is well-suited for environments with operating temperatures ranging from -40° C to 150° C.

  • Satellite signals inform water level sensor

    The sensor sports an antenna connected to a Raspberry Pi microcomputer and continuously receives GPS and Global Navigation Satellite System signals to measure river water levels.

  • VPT introduces VSC series of space COTS converters

    DC-to-DC power converters change a DC input voltage into output voltages of different voltage.

  • System helps solar panels keep their cool

    An underground, single-phase, closed-loop heat exchanger circuit acts as a natural heat sink and prevents overheating of photovoltaic components.

  • Micro-D gaskets designed for MIL-DTL 83513 connectors

    These gaskets eliminate any unwanted gaps between the connector and I/O surface points and offer a shielding effectiveness of 80 dB to115 dB.

  • NASA tool detects methane super-emitters from space

    NASA’s Earth Surface Mineral Dust Source Investigation (EMIT), initially designed to understand the relationship between airborne dust and the climate, was installed on the International Space Station where it detected more than 50 methane plumes from oilfields and oil and gas infrastructure, waste processing and agricultural sectors.

  • 4 top design challenges in thermal management systems

    Thermal management may be one of the most important design factors in electric vehicle systems.

  • First industrial wastewater reclamation plant for chip fabs

    The chip industry's first reclaimed water plant is now serving semiconductor manufacturing processes at the TSMC facility in southern Taiwan.

  • Back to the basics in rotating contact potentiometers

    Rotary contact potentiometers are used to obtain adjustable supply voltage in frequency attenuation and volume control applications (or audio control devices).

  • Sensitive optical sensing tool for medical, industrial use

    The design combines the advantages of the two types of interferometers currently available, making it both compact and highly sensitive.

  • Air conditioning 101: Basics, working principle and sizing calculations

    There are several factors an engineer must consider before choosing an air conditioning unit for a particular application.

  • Wide range of UL recognized DC-UPS products

    The 4-in-1 power supply, battery charger, battery care module and backup module.

  • Introducing Trigger covert, under-dash multi-band antennas

    Trigger covert, under-dash multi-band antennas cover LTE, Wi-Fi and GNSS.

  • Anritsu debuts single sweep VNA-spectrum analyzer solution supporting 70 kHz to 220 GHz

    Anritsu is enhancing its VectorStar vector network analyzer (VNA) family with spectrum analysis capability to create the world’s first single sweep VNA-spectrum analyzer solution that supports 70 kHz to 220 GHz.

  • Robot Lab to help build missile warning satellites

    The geostationary Next-Gen OPIR satellites will be operated by the U.S. Space Force and designed to offer an early warning system for incoming ballistic or tactical missiles launched from anywhere in the world.

  • James Webb snaps its first exoplanet view from afar

    NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has taken its first direct image of a planet outside Earth's solar system.

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