The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has created the MIT/MTL Center for Graphene Devices and Systems (MIT-CG). This interdepartmental center, part of the Microsystems Technology Laboratories (MTL), brings together MIT researchers and industrial partners to advance the science and engineering of graphene-based technologies. Work at the new Center will go beyond current … [Read more...]
Report Finds Electronic Warfare Market Worth $8.89B
Visiongain's report indicates that the Electronic Warfare Market will reach a value of $8.89 billion in 2011, as militaries around the world invest in a range of EW products designed to protect both personnel and expensive equipment from battlefield threats.The report contains 142 tables, charts and figures that quantify and forecast the electronic warfare market. Visiongain … [Read more...]
Professor Develops Electromagnetic Wave Technology
In a recently published article in the Journal of Applied Physics, Dr. William Griffith, an assistant professor of chemistry at East Texas Baptist University, announced the discovery of a new electromagnetic wave technology, tentatively referred to as “3D TAP.” What makes the newly discovered technology different than other processes is its ability to analyze a sample … [Read more...]
Researchers Convert Sound Waves into Electromagnetic Energy
A group of researchers from Tohoku University, JAERI and Technical University of Kaiserslautern, have successfully obtained a flow of magnetism, or a spin current, from sound waves. In the experiment, electrodes generated electrical signals, which were then measured, while sound waves produced by a piezoelectric element were put directly into the interface between a metal layer … [Read more...]
MYTH: Is There a Way to Beat Police Speed Cameras?
Drivers have sped by, shot at and even worn masks while passing speed cameras in attempts to dodge the resulting fines. But in spite of these questionable tactics, and online instructions that exist for beating police cameras, it's incredibly hard to hide from those keen mechanical eyes.As seen in "MythBusters: Speed Cameras." See if this myth was busted. Learn more from … [Read more...]
Company Expanding North American Operations in Central Ohio
Rittal Corporation announced today that it is expanding its North American operations in Urbana with plans to create nearly 120 new jobs by 2016. This 20% increase in new positions will encompass all areas of the company from production and sales to marketing, engineering and all the many support responsibilities.Learn more from Rittal. … [Read more...]
Americans Seek Shelter from Wi-Fi in West Virginia Mountains
Dozens of Americans who claim to have been made ill by Wi-Fi and mobile phones have flocked to the town of Green Bank, W.V.An estimated 5% of Americans believe they suffer from electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS), which they say is caused by exposure to electromagnetic fields typically created by mobile phones, Wi-Fi and other electronic equipment. Symptoms range from acute … [Read more...]
New Low-Power, 32- to 64-Pin Microcontrollers
Freescale Semiconductor is expanding its portfolio of 32-bit Kinetis microcontrollers (MCUs), based on the ARM(R) Cortex-M4(TM) processor, with 60 new entry-level devices that are expected to begin sampling in early 2012. The new devices are additions to the Kinetis K10 and K20 families and are the lowest power Kinetis MCUs to date, consuming only 630uA at a CPU speed of 4MHz … [Read more...]
Acoustic Fiber Optic Monitoring System for Bridges
Pure Technologies Ltd.’s new next-generation SoundPrint® system monitors bridge cables and post-tensioning systems. The system, called SoundPrint Light, utilizes Pure’s patented acoustic fiber-optic monitoring technology for monitoring prestressed concrete pipelines. SoundPrint Light is an optical-based system; therefore, it is immune to electromagnetic interference. This … [Read more...]
Antenna with Protection for Automotive Applications
PREMO’s new family of 1103 standard provides up to 55mV/Apk-pk/m sensitivity, which gives it the best sensitivity by cm3 in the market. The new SDTR1103CAP is an SMD antenna for low frequency 20kHz-150kHz receiver applications. This series offers upper and lateral side protection with co-polyamide polyhexamethylene polymer walls, gamma radiated with high thermal stability … [Read more...]
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