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Extruded profile heat sinks from CTX are the classic high-performance heat sinks.

Bioengineers from Columbia University have advanced the future of skin grafts with the aid of 3D printing.

Whether it's a millimetre-small fastener, complex precision optics or metre-sized machinery parts, the cleanliness requirement for high-tech components is becoming stricter and more demanding in numerous branches of industry, Ecoclean aims to help. Although the exact specifications vary depending on the part, sector and application, most conventional cleaning systems are unable to achieve the result required to ensure consistent product quality. ...

Apple has unveiled its latest product, Apple Vision Pro, a spatial computer that merges digital content with the physical world while enabling users to remain present and connected with others.

Fibre optic technology is a crucial part of modern technology, as businesses demand faster, more secure communication systems for their network operations. Therefore, suitable fibre optic interconnection options are needed. Here Craig Burgess, Head of Proprietary Products at PEI-Genesis, discusses the design consideration for high-quality fibre optic connectors.

Optics is a branch of science that revolves around light. From cameras and lasers to fibre optic cables and telescopes, our understanding of the way light behaves and its properties has enabled its use in a vast array of practical applications.

Electromechanical sensors, such as pressure, flow, and vacuum switches, composed of electrical and mechanical parts, interact, and transmit information or commands to other components of a larger, more complex system.

Keysight Technologies, Inc. introduces the Electrical Performance Scan (EP-Scan), a new digital simulation tool that supports signal integrity (SI) analysis for hardware engineers and PCB designers.

Keysight Technologies, Inc. introduces the Electrical Performance Scan (EP-Scan), a new digital simulation tool that supports signal integrity (SI) analysis for hardware engineers and PCB designers.

Electromechanical sensors, such as pressure, flow, and vacuum switches, composed of electrical and mechanical parts, interact, and transmit information or commands to other components of a larger, more complex system.