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Duncan Clark explores how this technology can be used to create bright, high contrast displays In the 1950s, André Bernanose …
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Is it time thermal fluid systems joined the fourth industrial revolution?
Clive Jones discusses whether the pandemic could kickstart the digital revolution of thermal fluid monitoring The first company to provide …
Read More »Level measurement with time domain reflectometry guided radar
Avoids disturbances due to tank shape and noise issues in steamy applications. Gilles Knobloch reports Level measurement of tanks and …
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Miniature inductive sensors with long range
Inductive proximity sensors in the new IES2xx range from ifm electronic feature M8 threaded bodies that are just 30 mm …
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What operators should consider when upgrading back-up generators
With UK hospitals experiencing year on year growth in patients — up 21% from 2009 to 2019 — and 2020 …
Read More »Why mission-critical industries need to fight the fakes
After some respite in 2019, the global shortage of electronic components worsened in 2020 due to a perfect storm of …
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The benefits of quiet motor systems
Dave Walsha explores some applications where motors must keep the noise down The world’s loudest sound was the eruption of …
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High power density, 10:1 ratio DC-DC converters
Murata announces two new ultra-wide 10:1 ratio DC-DC converters, the 250W IRH-W80 half-brick and the 150W IRQ-W80 quarter-brick from Murata …
Read More »Online database helps engineers select greener materials
Online materials database Matmatch has launched a new guide to sustainable materials selection, a section on the site dedicated to …
Read More »Cathodic protection monitoring
Gary Bradshaw discusses the problems inherent to cathodic protection (CP) system monitoring, and describes the modern approaches that make it …
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