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Figure 1. VIN = 14 V, VOUT = 1 V, 20 A. fSW = 400 kHz.
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Figure 1. Position sensor usage in automotive applications
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Table 1: MPS Digital Controller vs. Traditional Analog Controllers
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Figure 1. The floating contact system like the one found in Hirose’s FX26 Series board-to-board connector increases reliability by reducing the stress on solder joints caused by misaligned connectors. The floating design also enhances durability by preventing solder cracking.
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Figure 1. Cree employees in the lab
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Figure 1: A matrix type of sensor such as Omron’s D6T 4x4 makes it easy to separate human and background temperatures
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Figure 1. Power solution for a nonisolated bipolar supply system (±15 V and ±5 V) with low supply ripple
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Figure 1. Voltage is applied to one conductor at a time while adjacent conductors are bundled. Resistance is calculated based on leakage current
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Figure 1. A Hybrid Vehicle Component Stand
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Figure 1. Remote Soil Moisture Monitor Used in Smart Agriculture
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The new electrocatalyst for hydrogen fuel cells consists of a thin platinum-cobalt alloy network and, unlike the catalysts commonly used today, does not require a carbon carrier.
CBI Battery Match is helping the energy storage sector find the best lead battery for their system
A coal transfer hub near Ordos, China.
SnS crystals grown by flux growth technique. Large single crystals were obtained by halogen addition to the flux.
Yalcin Bulut, VP of Global Sales and Marketing at UnitedSiC
The fin LED pixel design includes the glowing zinc oxide fin (purple), isolating dielectric material (green), and metal contact (yellow atop green).
Oak Ridge National Laboratory researcher Chase Joslin uses Peregrine software to monitor and analyze a component being 3D printed at the Manufacturing Demonstration Facility at ORNL.
Intelligent mathematical tools for the simulation of spin systems reduce the computing time required on supercomputers. Some of the fastest supercomputers in the world are currently located at Forschungszentrum Jülich (shown here is JUWELS).
Showcasing research from Professor Ganesh Balasubramanian's laboratory (Group for Interfacial and Nanoengineering), Department of Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, USA.
2D-3D transition in hybrid perovskites.
Mark Kraman, right, professor Xiuling Li, center, and Mike Yang led a study that integrates the multiple elements needed for the electronic filters found inside wireless devices into a single, self-assembling and space-saving computer chip component.
An illustration of metal organic frameworks (MOFS).
Francesca Toma (right) and Johanna Eichhorn developed a special technique using an atomic force microscope at Berkeley Lab's JCAP laboratory to capture images of thin-film bismuth vanadate at the nanoscale to understand how a material's properties can affect its performance in an artificial photosynthesis device.
Researchers hope that new materials help to build safe and durable high-performance cells.
An example of Cadenza's Li-ion racks and batteries.
Ron MacDonald, the President and CEO of Zinc8 Energy Solutions
