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Engineers Use Shrinky Dinks to Pack Nanowires Closer Together

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign engineers are using Shrinky Dinks, a plastic that shrinks when heated, to pack nanowires tightly together for use in high-performance electronics. Researchers have had difficulty combining a large number of nanowires together that line up in the same direction and are only one layer thick.

Laird Engineer Awarded “Inventor of the Year”

Laird announced Larry Creasy, director of technology, has received the “Inventor of the Year”...

Fujipoly’s 2014 Amazing Gift Giveaway

On June 6th one lucky engineer will have the option of selecting a free...

A Wreck of a Story

When I was a kid and found out that my dad was an ‘engineer,’...

So you are a new EMC Engineer…… Now what?

1 new-engineer-smallIt’s been said that nobody grows up wanting to be an EMC engineer. Rather, it usually just happens. Maybe you had incriminating information on your resume, such as being a radio ham. “You’ve created interference, so you must know how to stop it, right?” Maybe you showed a knack for EMC troubleshooting, and suddenly you’re now the company expert - whether you want to be or not.

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Occupational Hazards of the Safety Engineer: OSHA Meets UL

The job of the product safety engineer is to reduce the risks associated with...

Burns & McDonnell hires Shawn Whalen as Senior Electrical Engineer, Greatly Enhancing Firm’s IT Offerings

Burns & McDonnell announces that Shawn Whalen, PE, LEED AP, RCDD/NTS, PSP, has joined...

The Big Inch

The days are lengthening and daffodils are only a month away, but this challenge...

Military Shielding

Shielding to control EMI is a staple in modern electronics, playing a major role in military applications. Internal design practices can do much to control EMI in commercial and industrial electronics, but there is a limit to how much you can do. The EMI demands in military electronics are such that good internal design practices are inadequate - shielding is usually needed.

Training the Engineering Brain

The brain stem contains the hard wiring that commands the heart to beat and...
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