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Chemical indicator could replace temperature logging and sell by dates
 
Chemical indicator could replace temperature logging and sell by dates Both sell by dates and temperature data loggers for the transport of goods with limited storage lives could be replaced by a printed chemical indicator.

Present day sell by dates on foodstuffs lead to much waste, because they are based on the assumption that storage is under less than optimum conditions, while electronic temperature time loggers are too expensive for domestic use. However, Norwegian company TimeTemp has come up with a shelf-life indicator attached directly to a product that factors ... More
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BEEAs 2010 shortlist announced
 
British-Engineering-Excellence-Awards Findlay Media has announced the shortlist for the 2010 British Engineering Excellence Awards (BEEAs). The shortlist was ... More
Engineering students invited to fly experiments to the edge of space
 
REXUS-sounding-rocket-Image-courtesy-of-SNSB© ESA is inviting students to propose experiments to fly on sounding rockets and stratospheric balloons. The winning ... More
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BLDC motor controller E981.15 with sensorless commutation technique
 
BLDC motor controller E98115 with sensorless commutation technique The new BLDC motor controller E981.15, developed by ELMOS and now available from Gleichmann Electronics, is said to enable a significant reduction of system costs.

The E981.15, which comes in a small 7x7mm QFN package and is based on the patented sensorless VirtuHall principle, controls BLDC/PMSM motors entirely without external sensors. The device includes controller and driver for the control of six N-channel power FETs with PWM frequencies of between 20 and 60kHz and provides numerous error and ... More
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Design challenges in the automotive sector
 
Design-challenges-in-the-automotive-sector Richard Blatcher, head of marketing, manufacturing, EMEA, Autodesk, looks at how manufacturers across the supply chain ... More
Tradition maintained by full PLM
 
Tradition-maintained-by-full-PLM Tom Shelley reports on how every CAD and robotic aid is employed to maintain competitiveness and quality at Bentley ... More
Speedy software gets a
Tom Shelley reports on enhancements to the leading brand of explicit CAD software. More
Defying
Tom Shelley reports on how research into replicating the means whereby insects adhere to surfaces is progressing. More
PU stops leaks and stays
Tom Shelley reports on some of the benefits to be obtained by using polyurethane based seals, sealants, gaskets and adhesives. More
Electric vehicles shift
Changes to the transmission systems of electric vehicles could have a significant impact on the commercial viability of electric vehicles, as Eureka discovers More
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Magazine Information Eureka has a unique blend of innovation, technology and engineering applications stories that make it the magazine of choice for design engineers.

It covers the latest design components and techniques – from 3D software to the latest materials – in industries ranging from automotive to medical. As a magazine of ideas, it inspires engineers to improve their own designs. At the same time, the magazine continues to highlight important design trends – such as sustainable design.
 
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