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MONTHLY NEWSLETTER
MEDICAL PASSIVE COMPONENTS
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Engineers at UC Berkeley have developed a new technique for making stretchable flexible electronics - wearable sensors and supercapacitors - that enables medical researchers to prototype test new designs much faster and at a far lower cost than existing methods.
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Gowanda Electronics introduces SMP0603 robust ceramic core chip inductors for power & RF applications ideal for Test & Measurement, Industrial, Medical, Control & Automotive Sectors.
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Group of researchers from Cornell University, US propose a new lead-free antiferroelectric dielectric material made from bismuth, iron and oxygen as a suitable candidate for next generation of high energy capacitors.
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The results from ECIA’s January 2022 electronic component sales survey shows a solid signs to the new year towards stabilization of the component market.
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