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Cree SiC MOSFETs | In Compliance Magazine

Cree SiC MOSFETs Help Power Japan’s Growing Solar Energy Infrastructure

Cree, Inc. has announced that its C2M™, 1200V, 80mOhm SiC MOSFETs have been selected by Sanix Corporation, Japan, to be designed into their new 9.9kW three-phase solar inverters for use in the construction of... Read More...

Low-Energy Photonic Transistor Building-Block Developed

A team of scientists at the Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne have developed photonic transistor used in optical circuits that require an extremely low amount of energy to operate. The small device acts ... Read More...

Power Harvester | In Compliance Magazine

17th Century Clock Inspires Engineers to Develop Power Harvester

University of Washington researchers were inspired by Swiss engineer Jean Leon Reutter’s Atoms mechanical clock to create a power harvester that uses temperature fluctuations and pressure changes as a power s... Read More...

Wearable Solar Panels | In Compliance Magazine

Australian Army Testing Wearable Solar Technology

The Australian Army is testing wearable solar technology developed by the Australian National University’s (ANU) Center for Sustainable Energy Systems. The new technology would reduce the weight of batteries ... Read More...

Vanderbilt University School of Engineering Opens New Laboratory

The School of Engineering at Vanderbilt University recently had a grand opening for their new Laboratory for Systems Integrity and Reliability (LASIR). The 20,000 square foot facility will allow researchers to validate theories and models for security, energy, and manufacturing projects.

Micro-Windmills Could Power Mobile Phones

UT Arlington researchers have developed wind turbines that are half the size of an ant. These micro-windmills are made from a small fragment of metal that is mounted on a rectangular base, and has three blades.

“Energy Hazard” – A History and Analysis

Bob Lundin, through Al Brazauski, was able to find the origins of the so-called “energy” hazard in UL 478. Here is a review of the origins. History The material dates back to a manufacturer’s (identity ... Read More...

EU Commission Publishes Revised Energy Labeling for Ovens, Ranges and Range Hoods

Continuing efforts originally begun in November 2010, the Commission of the European Union (EU) has issued new regulations regarding the requirements for the energy labeling of domestic cooking ovens, cooking r... Read More...

ARPA-E Funded Projects to Research Liquid Battery Electrodes

Several projects are being funded by the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Energy (ARPA-E) for the development and research of using liquid battery electrodes that reduce costs while increasing energy density. These new batteries have the ability to be recharged or replaced with new fuel.

EU Commission publishes revised energy labeling for vacuum cleaners

Continuing efforts originally begun in November 2010, the Commission of the European Union (EU) has issued new regulations regarding the requirements for the energy labeling of vacuum cleaners. The revised ener... Read More...

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