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Figure 1. The classic “bathtub curve” is often used to describe the failure rates of electronic devices
Figure 1: IEC/EN 62368-1 is not a merge of the two standards IEC/EN 60065 and IEC/EN 60950 but a completely new one introducing a new way of working
Visualizations of electron energies as the experiment ran.
Purdue University researchers have developed a new process to help overcome the brittle nature of ceramics and make it more durable.
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The researchers produced an electrically effective structure by building a graphene-like molecule stack to form a electron path through the graphene-like molecules P orbitals....
Top-view microscope image of a surface acoustic wave photonic device in silicon on insulator. A grating of gold stripes (right) is used to drive acoustic waves, which then affect light in standard waveguides.
Magnon-electron drag is an advective effect between magnons (waves of precession in the spins of individual atoms & represented as little grey cones) and electrons (green dots).
Charge density waves are just the tip of the iceberg of the charge modulation phenomenon: charge density fluctuations are much more pervasive, and may be crucial to unlocking the secrets of high temperature superconductors.
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Alena Ponomareva and Igor Abrikosov, authors from NUST MISIS discuss the graphic results of the theoretical modedlling.
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Figure 1. A passive filter at the output of a switching regulator
The new approach allows artificial intelligence to learn to recognize transformed images much faster.
