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Engineers Develop Tiny Radio Chip Powered by Electromagnetic Waves

Stanford and University of California, Berkeley engineers have shrunk all the electronics found in a typical Bluetooth device into an ant-sized silicon chip that may solve the missing link between connecting ... Read More...

Apple to Replace Faulty iPhone 5 Batteries

Apple has determined that a small percentage of iPhone 5 devices have faulty batteries. The effected phones suddenly have a shorter battery life or need to be charged more often. The iPhone 5 phones effe... Read More...

Inexpensive Water Splitter Uses AAA Battery

Stanford scientists have developed an inexpensive, emissions-free device that can produce hydrogen through water electrolysis that runs on a 1.5-volt AAA battery. The battery transfers an electrical current thr... Read More...

$55 Million Allocated for Projects to Improve Fuel Efficiency and Electric Vehicle Technology

Thirty-one projects have received a combined $55 million from the Obama administration to improve technology of electric vehicles (EV) and fuel efficiency of gasoline or diesel vehicles. According to Energy Sec... Read More...

ON Semiconductor Introduces Integrated Lithium-ion Battery Protection Controller for Smartphones and Tablets

ON Semiconductor has announced a new Lithium-ion battery protection controller for smartphones and tablets. The highly-integrated LC05111CMT utilizes analog circuit technology, MOSFET technology, and advanced p... Read More...

Researchers Make a Breakthrough in Battery Design

Stanford University researchers developed a method to design a pure lithium anode that will change the future of battery designs. Design engineers have been trying to develop this type of anode for decades, but have not been able to accomplish this feat.

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