Swiss scientific instrumentation developer Qnami has been awarded a contract by the Technical University of Denmark to build a magnetometry system that will be the first such low-temperature nitrogen-vacancy (NV) system in Scandinavia. It will […]
French instrument maker Caylar is developing an updated new gaussmeter for the scientific research community that uses nuclear magnetic resonance technology for high-resolution measurement of magnetic fields. The company expects to launch the NMR20 Version […]
Magnetics technology plays a key role in much of today’s energy research – looking for breakthroughs in electric propulsion for aviation, high-temperature superconductors, fusion energy, machine modeling for power magnetics, new embedded cooling and winding topologies for improving permanent-magnet motors, even magnetic resonance imaging of crop roots. Visitors to the U.S. Department of Energy’s ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit & Technology Showcase can explore a fascinating array of these and meet the scientists behind them, as well as many other aspects of energy R&D. It will be held in Denver in May. This article highlights some of the magnetic-related projects. […]
Littelfuse has expanded its portfolio of reed relays to extend voltage capabilities of its hermetically sealed switches for systems requiring no-leakage current or operating in harsh environments requiring galvanic insulation. Packaged in single-in-line and dual-in-line configurations, […]
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