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Superconducting Magnets Built by Tokamak Energy for Fusion Power

March 6, 2023 Editorial Staff Comments Off

Creating clean, sustainable fusion energy requires strong magnetic fields to confine and control the extremely hot, positively-charged hydrogen fuel, which becomes a plasma several times hotter than the sun. Now, Tokamak Energy in the UK has built a world-first set of new generation high temperature superconducting (HTS) magnets to be assembled and tested in fusion power plant scenarios. The magnets use HTS tape from Furukawa Electric and SuperPower, a New York-based affiliate in the Furukawa Electric Group. […]

Qnami Brings Scanning NV Magnetometry to Scandinavia

February 6, 2023 Editorial Staff Comments Off

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 […]

Newtek LVDT Sensors for Hazardous Locations

December 13, 2022 Editorial Staff Comments Off

Using contactless inductive technology, Newtek Sensor Solutions has introduced a new line of hermetically sealed position sensors that can operate safely in hazardous and explosive environments with the presence of flammable or ignitable gases and […]

Schaeffler Unveils 4in1 Electric Axle, Builds e-Manufacturing Capability

October 11, 2022 Editorial Staff Comments Off

Focused on evolving from traditional powertrain technology to electric mobility, German motion specialist Schaeffler AG is simultaneously launching several new electric axle drives while also expanding its R&D and manufacturing operations to support product and business growth in electric vehicle technology. […]

VAC Developing Microchannel Regenerators for Magnetocaloric Cooling

July 27, 2022 Editorial Staff Comments Off

Advancing from recent research success, Vacuumschmelze is moving toward series production to apply its magnetocaloric materials to produce microchannel regenerators. They can enable magnetocaloric cooling systems in buoyancy, capable of shifting from hot to cold […]

Bakker Magnetics Produces Complex Assembly for Cooling Research at DTU

July 6, 2022 Editorial Staff Comments Off

Supporting a Danish university research project in sustainable cooling, Bakker Magnetics has helped fabricate a magnetocaloric heat pump that involves one of the most complex magnetic systems it has ever built. Shown above are the […]

Paragraf’s Graphene Hall-Effect Sensors Open the Wallets of High-Tech Investors

July 5, 2022 Editorial Staff Comments Off

Hall-Effect sensing is a sizeable business. Used to detect magnetic fields in many industries, it is estimated to be valued in the range of $1 billion-plus globally. So it should come as no surprise when […]

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