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SUNY Polytechnic Creates 3 in 1 Device That Can Be A Diode A MOSFET And A BJT

SUNY Polytechnic Creates 3-in-1 Device That Can Be A Diode, A MOSFET And A BJT

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In a recently published study, a team of researchers at SUNY Polytechnic Institute in Albany, New York, has suggested that combining multiple functions in a single semiconductor device can significantly improve device’s functionality and efficiency. Nowadays, the semiconductor industry is striving to scale down the device dimensions in order to fit more transistors onto a computer […]

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Sensirion Announces Its New Liquid Flow Sensor – SLF3S 1300F

Sensirion Announces Its New Liquid Flow Sensor – SLF3S-1300F

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The SLF3S-1300F liquid flow sensor is based on Sensirion’s proven CMOSens® Technology and optimizes costs by simplifying the design without sacrificing the easy fluidic, electrical and mechanical connections. The straight and unobstructed flow channel has no moving parts; inert wetted materials provide outstanding chemical resistance and excellent media compatibility. In measuring flow rates up to

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New Thermoelectric Paint To Convert Heat Into Electricity

New Thermoelectric Paint To Convert Heat Into Electricity

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Scientists at the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology have developed a thermoelectric coating that can be directly painted onto any surface to turn it into thermal generator. This new technique can be used to convert waste heat into electricity from objects of almost any shape. The team created an inorganic thermoelectric paint that

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How to measure temperature very accurately with an Arduino

How to measure temperature very accurately with an Arduino

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While studying in university we were challenged as part of a course work into designing a box with very accurate temperature control. If the project were to succeed, multiple boxes were to be built and used in a research project studying the effect of surface material on the perceived temperature of flooring and other building

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