Electronics

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Quantum computer testbed is open access

    An open access quantum computing testbed is now available to researchers.

  • XCT images tiniest semiconductor materials

    Extreme ultraviolet coherence tomography enables material-specific characterization of nanoscopic buried structures.

  • US Army goggles enable soldiers to see through vehicles, around corners

    High-tech goggles enable soldiers to see through walls, around corners.

  • Scientists use AI to enhance WWII-era espionage tactic for cyber applications

    Tactic would inundate enemies with decoy documents.

  • Shining the (UVC) light on COVID-19

    UVC-light-enhanced devices are emerging against the backdrop of the global pandemic.

  • Tech firm develops contact-less hologram-like touchscreen

    Hologram technology could slow surface transmissions of COVID-19, other viruses.

  • Army to vaporize targets with new laser system

    A prototype of the laser system is expected in 2022.

  • Drone design to extend the reach of fighter jets

    Air-to-air missiles could be released by drones.

  • New 8.0 W thermal putty

    The compressible gap filler delivers a thermal conductivity of 8.0 W/m° K with a thermal resistance as low as 0.05° C•in2/W at 43.5 PSI.

  • 5 pandemic innovations that are here to stay

    COVID-19 rocked the whole world and brought forward innovations that were previously thought to be technologies of the distant future.

  • How CT technology assists in the fight against COVID-19

    CT scans offer several benefits to COVID-19 diagnosis and testing, such as quicker diagnosis and more accurate evaluation of case severity, with repeatable and widespread X-ray technology.

  • How to size air compressor and other pneumatic systems

    Best practices for specifying air compressors to a particular application.

  • An introduction to FHP motor starter switches

    The components involved in the device as well as details about its operation.

  • Scientists to prevent quantum computers from overheating with new valve

    New heat valve could prevent quantum computers from overheating.

  • Kinwong’s PCB development trends and solutions

    With the rapid development of electronic technology in recent years, printed circuit board (PCB) products are pursuing higher heat dissipation capabilities, with high voltage and high current characteristics, and are developing high-density interconnection (HDI) technology.

  • The importance of thermal management in PCB manufacturing

    Kinwong’s solutions help mitigate risk of failure due to heat stress.

  • Semiconductor temperature control systems and humidity regulation

    Do you need a temperature or humidity control system for your semiconductor environment? Over the decades, Air Innovations has developed systems to meet these critical needs for the industry.

  • Watch this cooling influence on automotive infotainment systems

    Thermal interface materials from Fujipoly are designed for broad-ranging automotive applications, including thermal management of vehicle infotainment systems.

  • Photoelectric system design and the advantages of a distributed system

    A photoelectric system uses visible or infrared light to perform a variety of functions in both industrial and commercial applications, such as measuring distance or detecting the presence or absence of one or more objects.

  • Materials recycled to engineer green vacuum cleaner

    The Electrolux project addresses key recycling challenges and advances circularity in household appliances.

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