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ABB Opens Advanced Manufacturing Facility for US Market

ABB has announced the opening of their new advanced manufacturing facility in Senatobia, Mississippi, to produce electrical components for the US market. The 85,000-square-foot facility will produce ABB Tmax XT... Read More...

Perovskites Could Make Safer Capacitors

A team of scientists in Japan developed a new way to make safer components for electronic devices. One of the reasons that e-waste shouldn't just be tossed in the trash is that electronics often contain ceramic... Read More...

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Researchers Use Conductive Ink to 3D Print Radar Devices

Researchers have developed a new ink that can be used to 3D print devices for radar systems. While 3D printing techniques have already been used to make everything from railguns to rocket engines, it is especia... Read More...

Record-Setting Flexible Phototransistor

ELectrical engineers developed a new phototransistor that is flexible, yet faster and more responsive than any similar phototransistor in the world.

World’s First 2D Field Effect Transistors Created by Berkeley Lab Researchers

Researchers at Berkeley Lab have created the world’s first fully 2D field-effect transistors (FET). These 2D FETs are made from silicon and have no performance drop-off when exposed to high voltages and provide... Read More...

3D Robots Made with Self-Assembling Components

Researchers at MIT have written two different papers that describe the idea of bakable robots. The robots are comprised of printable components that when heated, can involuntarily fold into a 3D configuration. ... Read More...

Mecmesin Helixa Precision Torque Tester for Testing Electronics

New from Mecmesin, the Helixa precision torque tester has been designed for achieving precise alignment when using the most sensitive torque sensors. It is a significant development in the torque testing of fin... Read More...

Ametherm Now Offering Wide Range of RoHS-2-Certified Inrush Current Limiters and NTC Thermistors

As part of Ametherm's commitment to the environment and its customers, the company today announced that its product lineup now includes a wide array of RoHS-2-certified (with Exemption 7a and 7(c)-1) inrush cur... Read More...

New Holographic Memory Device Developed From Spin Waves

A team of researchers from UC Riverside and the Russian Academy for Science worked together to develop a holographic memory device that utilizes spin waves – magnetic waves produced by an alternating magnetic field – to increase storage and processing capacity.

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