Electronics

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  • New Yorker Electronics now supplying advanced aluminum casting alloys from Amfas International

    Amfas state-of-the-art casting alloys for high strength and high thermal conduction are designed for electronics applications.

  • Chili shaped device detects spice level in peppers

    The spice-wary may no longer have to proceed with caution when eating spicy dishes.

  • New 2-part thermal gap fillers

    The two-component thermal gap fillers cure into a flexible gel that is highly thermally conductive while exhibiting extremely low stress on delicate board components.

  • Augmented reality for military dogs

    Sounds weird, but the development could help protect soldiers in the field.

  • UAV operators - micROM the corona camera with seamless integration

    DayCor® micROM HD corona camera for drones that can be mounted seamlessly and scan powerlines.

  • Setting the standard for TIMs

    Four thermal insulating material (TIM) formulations balance the performance demands of thermal conductivity, thermal resistance, gap thickness and production cost.

  • A new technology to protect sensors and instruments from thermal damage

    What if you could protect sensors against 600° C with just 1.6 mm of insulation?

  • The HD technologies that empower high-voltage equipment aerial inspections

    To ensure that aerial transmission lines and equipment operate reliably, utilities have moved away from antiquated reactive maintenance to condition-based and predictive maintenance strategies, which improve flexibility and cost control in their inspection techniques.

  • A perfect fit for transistors

    Tube-shaped thermal interface covers from Fujipoly provide an easy way to improve transistor cooling while streamlining manufacturing processes.

  • Efficiency exceeds 100% for black silicon photodiode

    Efforts by an international research team to boost photodetector performance have documented a 130% external quantum efficiency value for black silicon induced-junction photodiodes.

  • Watch: Smart glasses provide a visual assist

    A new assistive eyeglass design enhances visual clarity for visually impaired users impacted by macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy and other eye diseases.

  • Next generation solar cells have a zinc buffer layer

    Researches from the Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) created an eco-friendly color Cu(In, Ga)Se2 (CIGS) thin-film for solar cells.

  • Save money and increase performance with an innovative thermal management material

    Increase speed, efficiency and reliability of electronic components by keeping them cooler with Pyroid® HT.

  • Outer loop control IC released for brushless DC and DC brush motors

    The Juno outer loop control IC is a brand-new type of control IC that capitalizes on recent trends in digital logic integration and intelligent algorithm development.

  • Carnegie Mellon researchers seek method for locating concealed cameras, other surveillance devices

    Amid concerns that hotel rooms and Airbnb rentals may contain hidden cameras and other surveillance devices, researchers from the Human-Computer Interaction Institute (HCII) in Carnegie Mellon's School of Computer Science are seeking a solution to better identify the devices.

  • New 13 W thermal gap filler

    The highly conformable, gel-like sheets exhibit a thermal resistance as low as 0.02 °C/in2/W at 43.5 PSI with a thermal conductivity of 13 W/m° K.

  • Fundamentals of heat transfer in thermal interface gap filler materials

    Examine what factors impact thermal gap filler heat transfer and actual vs. ideal heat transfer.

  • Fast-charging super-capacitor could accelerate renewable energy usage

    From electric vehicles to wind, wave and solar energy generation could be improved.

  • GHOST™ concealed access fastener – now you see it, now you don’t

    The new GHOST™ fastener from PennEngineering® utilizes magnetic technology to achieve an invisible lock that’s ideal for applications requiring security and sleek aesthetics.

  • New 4.5 W thermal putty from Fujipoly

    The thermal interface material is ideal for applications that have delicate or wide-variation component heights requiring material compression up to 70% to 90%.

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