Power and Electrical Engineering

Power and Electrical Engineering

Fraunhofer and MIT Launch Renewable Energy Research Center

The Americans are still the world champions in energy consumption, but global warming is causing people to change their way of thinking in the USA too. At…

Power and Electrical Engineering

New Wind Farm Planned for Sandia and Kirtland Air Force Base

The Labs’ Wind Energy Technology Department and the U.S. Department of Energy Wind and Hydropower Technologies Program have embarked on a project to determine…

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Used Cooking Oil Transforms Into Eco-Friendly Vehicle Fuel

Raising concerns over global fuel price hikes have prompted USM students to explore fuel alternatives for vehicles. Through the innovation of 23-year-old Wan…

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Researchers demonstrate ‘avalanche effect’ in solar cells

This physical effect could pave the way for cheap, high-output solar cells. The findings are to be published in scientific journal Nano Letters this week.Solar…

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New Power Transistor Design Enhances Smart Circuit Efficiency

Power transistors are used to control large electrical loads and are at the heart of the modern smart circuits used in all kinds of equipment from motor…

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Advanced Materials Boost Fiber Laser Lifespan and Efficiency

The interest in fiber lasers has increased dramatically in the last decade. The main driving force is coming from the industry, where these lasers are used for…

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MIT Engineers Boost Fuel Cell Power Output by 50%

MIT engineers have improved the power output of one type of fuel cell by more than 50 percent through technology that could help these environmentally friendly…

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Advancing Precision Control in Robotics for Delicate Tasks

When the arms of a robot move to pick up an egg or an electric lamp, the greatest precision possible is essential. To this end, advances in the science and…

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New Solar Cells Set Efficiency Record at San Diego Conference

This new world record is being presented on Wednesday 14 May at a major solar energy conference in San Diego, USA. The efficiency improvement is achieved by…

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Student Develops Gallium Nitride Transistor Alternative to Silicon

Huang, who comes from humble roots as the son of farmers in rural China, has invented a new transistor that uses a compound material known as gallium nitride…

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Custom LED Solutions: Energy-Efficient Lighting Innovations

Light-emitting diodes are unbeatable in terms of energy efficiency. A one-watt LED delivers roughly the same optical output as a hundred-watt light bulb. If a…

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Soldered Lenses: Enhancing Camera and Microscope Functionality

When cameras and microscopes are placed in a vacuum, their functionality can be seriously impaired. This is because their lenses and prisms are normally fixed…

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Discover Precision Positioning with New Detector Technology

“These new position-sensitive detectors can be used to measure the position of an incident point of light on a surface. This is done with great precision and…

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Future Electronics: New Manufacturing Methods Boost Design Flexibility

New manufacturing methods will change the production processes and will enable the manufacturing of entirely new kinds of products. VTT Technical Research…

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New Catalyst Boosts Fuel Cell Efficiency at University of Basque

Over the past decades climate change and its consequences for life on our planet have given rise to a growing scientific interest in the development of…

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New Catalyst Boosts Fuel Efficiency at University of Basque Country

Over the past decades climate change and its consequences for life on our planet have given rise to a growing scientific interest in the development of…

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