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- Tiny diamond rotor could improve protein studies A new way of machining microscale rotors from diamond crystal can enable ultrasensitive NMR devices for probing proteins and other materials....
- NEW PRODUCT ā Tough Relay from Digital Loggers NEW PRODUCT ā Tough Relay from Digital LoggersTough RelayĀ combines the features of a durable power relay, AC current monitor, circuit breaker, energy logger, power meter, and an event scheduler all in a compact DIN package. It can be used stand-alone or connected to a microprocessor via serial I/O.This DIN rail-mountable...
- Tre progetti guidati dal MIT hanno ottenuto il finanziamento MURI per il 2023 Attraverso l'Iniziativa di Ricerca Universitaria Multidisciplinare, il Dipartimento della Difesa degli Stati Uniti sostiene progetti di ricerca in aree di importanza critica per la difesa nazionale....
- Ionogel membranes take comfort in warm milk Peeling off the 2D ionogel membrane. Photo: The University of Texas at Austin/Cockrell School of Engineering.A common chemical reaction that most people have seen first-hand has inspired a new way to make a flexible gel film that could lead to innovations in sensors, batteries, robotics and more. A research team...
- Get ready for the worldās first permanent EV-charging road Sweden will use one of three different charging methods on a stretch of one of its highways. Deposit PhotosA roughly 13-mile span of Swedish highway could charge mass transit vehicles, and maybe commuters' EVs, as early as 2025. The post Get ready for the worldās first permanent EV-charging road appeared...
- Why you barely see electric vehicles at car dealerships There are already 1.9 million reservations or pre-orders for recently released EVs. DepositPhotosWanting an EV is one thingābuying one is another. The post Why you barely see electric vehicles at car dealerships appeared first on Popular Science....
- SiC automotive e-fuse demo disconnects up to 30A 900V Microchip has used silicon carbide power transistors in an electronic fuses demonstrator for electric vehicle batteries. āThe demonstrator can detect and interrupt fault currents in microseconds, 100 ā 500 times faster than traditional mechanical approaches,ā according to the company. āThe fast response substantially reduces peak short-circuit currents from tens of...
- Vibrations not so good in solid-state batteries UC San Diego nanoengineers Sasawat Jamnuch (left) and Tod Pascal (right) developed computational methods to understand the factors that restrict the movement of lithium ions near the surface of a solid electrolyte. Photo: UC San Diego.An international team of researchers, including nanoengineers at the University of California (UC) San Diego,...
- Fiber cathode could weave a good yarn Since we are trying to make a fiber-shaped zinc-ion battery, we care not only about the battery performance, but also about the mechanical properties we need the fiber to be strong and also flexible.Wei Gao, North Carolina State UniversityResearchers at North Carolina State University (NC State) have managed to make...
- Ingestible āelectroceuticalā capsule stimulates hunger-regulating hormone The device, which uses electricity to boost hormone production in the stomach, could help to ease nausea and counteract appetite loss....
- Electroplating Explained ā How It Works, Types, Benefits & More Electroplating is a common surface finishing process in the manufacturing industry to coat a material (substrate) with another metal. In recent years, the process has undergone many advances, making it [ā¦] The post Electroplating Explained ā How It Works, Types, Benefits & More appeared first on Fractory....
- Conductive materials make the cut for origami robots This origami-inspired walking robot can reverse direction when either of its antennae senses an obstacle. Image: Wenzhong Yan/UCLA.Roboticists have been using a technique similar to the ancient art of paper folding to develop autonomous machines out of thin, flexible sheets. These lightweight robots are simpler and cheaper to make and...