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New Hybrid Anode Ideas for Sodium-Ion Batteries

Metal-ion batteries are a staple energy storage technology in modern-day electronics, with the high stability and relatively good efficiency of lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries dominating the market. While lithium is main type of metal-ion battery, there are man...

By Liam Critchley | 05-06-2020

Asset Tracking and IoT

The ability to integrate internet-enabled technology into almost any devices is opening all industries to the wonders of IoT. This even includes global shipping and tracking, whereby smart sensors and SoCs could see massive benefits to customers who are requir...

By Robin Mitchell | 04-06-2020

What’s got Pole Position in the Greener Car Grand Prix, Lithium Recycling, Re-Purposing or Ethanol?

City dwellers during the Covid-19 pandemic will no doubt have noticed and welcomed the improvement in their air quality. Rather than smelling and tasting like something being sucked from a car tailpipe, the air was fresher and certainly cleaner.  In London for...

By Paul Whytock | 02-06-2020

Common Mode Interference and Radio Reception

The high switching frequency of current data lines has made common mode (CM) interference a problem for radio reception. In normal or differential (single) mode, current travels on one line in one direction from the source to the load and in the opposite direc...

By Nnamdi Anyadike | 01-06-2020

5G – The Future Network for All

As 5G is rolled out worldwide, there is a growing trend for IoT devices to use cellular networks as opposed to other established technologies such as Wi-Fi. Why are cellular technologies so popular, and could all future networks be replaced with cellular techn...

By Robin Mitchell | 29-05-2020

How Photovoltaic Interventions Have Helped to Reduce Poverty in Rural China

There are many parts of the world which are in poverty, and more often than not, rural communities, especially in large countries such as China, Russia, Australia and Canada, are often the worst hit. While it’s true that the high cost of cities can contribute...

By Liam Critchley | 28-05-2020

Controlling the Future with Your Voice: The Evolution of Microphones

For half a century, electret condenser microphones (ECMs) dominated the microphone market. In that time they were pivotal in landline telephones (particularly during the 1980/1990s), hearing aids, headsets, GPS devices, digital voice recorders, mobile handsets...

By Mark Patrick | 27-05-2020

New Fast Arc Protection Systems

Fast arc protection is essential in today’s electrically wired environment given that electrical energy distribution systems continue to be prone to arc flashes (electrical equipment explosions). Typically, an arc protection system is made up of a trip relay,...

By Nnamdi Anyadike | 26-05-2020

Digital Tattoos: The Wearable Tech of the Future for Health Monitoring

Where once tattoos were taboo and carried a stigma, getting inked now is pretty commonplace. Body art may even be considered mainstream. The United States alone boasts a whopping 20,000 tattoo parlours, with 36% of Americans between the ages of 18 and 29 havin...

By Moe Long | 22-05-2020

7 Things You Need to Know about Controlling Light with Light

Scientists from Harvard's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), working with counterparts McMaster University and University of Pittsburgh, have developed a method of controlling light with light. The method may form a foundation for optical compu...

Articles | By Gary Elinoff | 21-05-2020

7 Things You Need to Know about Controlling Light with Light

Scientists from Harvard's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), working with counterparts McMaster University and University of Pittsburgh, have developed a method of controlling light with light. The method may form a foundation for optical compu...

Insights | By Gary Elinoff | 21-05-2020

7 Things You Need to Know about Controlling Light with Light

Scientists from Harvard's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), working with counterparts McMaster University and University of Pittsburgh, have developed a method of controlling light with light. The method may form a foundation for optical compu...

Educational | By Gary Elinoff | 21-05-2020