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New Developments in Spintronics Technology Come at Blistering Pace

February 23, 2021 Editorial Staff Comments Off

Fitting for the latest speed record in magnetization switching, new developments in spintronics technology continue to mount at a blistering pace as industry players and researchers stride toward achieving a universal, nonvolatile memory while putting […]

Factory testing of a pioneering superconducting generator for hydroelectric applications from GE Power Conversion business has demonstrated a high correlation between the accuracy of the Opera electromagnetic simulation tool used during the design process, and […]

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New Developments in Spintronics Technology Come at Blistering Pace

Multiphysics Software Speeds Resolution of Design Problems

Electromagnetic Design Tool Speeds Commercialization of Energy Storage system

Simulation Accuracy Helps Pioneering Superconducting Generator Developments

Research Program Targets Next-Generation Electric Motors for Luxury Automobiles

Advanced Simulator Speeds Implementation of Direct-Drive Electric Motors

Integrated Design Tools for Low and High Temperature Superconducting Magnets