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Contrary to what many think, not all harmonic interferences are bad. For example, the characteristic crunchy sound of the Marshall …
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Gas compression – discovering material benefits
Reciprocating compressors are used throughout modern industry for gas gathering and processing, where reliability is an essential quality. Central to …
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Phase noise analysis and voltage-controlled oscillator measurements.
Rohde & Schwarz introduces improved performance for phase noise analysis and voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) measurements. Both the high end R&S …
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Vision sensors make light work of inspection and quality control
Thanks to user-friendly application software, even inexperienced users can easily and quickly configure ifm’s new Dualis 2D vision sensors to …
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Enclosure range maintains safety for up to 90 minutes in event of fire
Spelsberg’s Lifeline range of enclosures help ensure safety for up to 90 minutes in the event of a fire by …
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Radiation-tolerant power management device targets low-earth orbit space applications
The commercialisation of the Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) region is transforming space exploration and satellite communication at roughly 1,200 miles above …
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When and how to use closed-loop speed control for DC motors
For some miniature DC applications, such as certain types of surgical hand tools, a closed-loop control provides stable speed regulation …
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3D cameras can capture both static and moving objects
3D cameras from the Ensenso N series can now benefit from more advanced models. The new stereo vision cameras (N31, …
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Supply chain disruptions: investment in technologies and diversification are top priorities
In the face of economic headwinds, organisations are taking a cautious approach to investment. Disruption in the supply chain is …
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Acoustic cameras detect air leaks from 2-65kHz
The Si124 range of acoustic cameras now detects air leaks from 2-65 kHz – and the small change means big …
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