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Memristors, Memcapacitors and Meminductors Opens Future to Brain Like Non-Digital Signal Processing and Machine Learning
OAK RIDGE, researchers at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory, the University of Tennessee and Texas A&M University...
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Energy storage future enabled by nanomaterials
Science Mag published a insight into use of nano-materials for energy storage devices. Despite the key focus is towards batteries,...
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3D Printing of Electronic Components Creates New Manufacturing Possibilities
Vincent Charbonneau provided an overview of 3D printing capabilities on engineering.com website. This overview complete the picture of article about...
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Could Supercapacitors Replace Batteries in Future EVs?
Murray Slovick in TTI Market Eye article in discuss potentials of supercapacitors to replace batteries in EVs. The most common...
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2D thermo-functional nano-material cool surfaces and wafers effectively without energy consumption
Researchers from the ICN2 and the ICMM-CSIC have developed a new material able to cool another one by emitting infrared...
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microOhm Conductors Embedded into 3D-Printed Plastics
Source: Rudgers University news Rudgers University scientists succeeded to 3D-printed plastics with embedded high performance electrical circuits. This Rutgers innovation...
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Smoltek is awarded a new patent on integration of extremely low-profile solid state energy storage devices
Source: Smoltek news Smoltek is awarded a new patent. This US patent is the first of a patent family in...
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Smoltek practically doubles the capacitance density for CNF-MIM – again to +650 nF/mm2
Source: Smoltek news and press release At the beginning of September 2019 Smoltek team presented at PCNS conference their achievement...
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Conductive Hybrid Threads and Their Applications
Source: EPCI e-Symposium PCNS paper by Tomas Blecha, Radek Soukup, Jan Reboun (1) and Miroslav Tichy (2) 1) Department of...
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KEMET Brings Innovation to Magnetics
Source: Kemet Electronics, Phil Lessner Linked In blog Magnetics has been around literally forever, but here at KEMET we’ve recently...
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