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Lou Reade reports  22/02/2007  Power chips "can kill all engines" Tom Shelley reports on the imminent commercialisation of a solid-state technology set to revolutionise the direct conversion of heat to electricity  16/01/2007  Clip-on protection is hydrodynamic A one-piece plastic extrusion can be opened out to allow the introduction of a rope of cable and then re-zipped to close it  16/01/2007  Chemical modification removes defects from LCDs Dean Palmer reports on a new method for vertically aligning liquid crystal molecules that could lead to lower cost, simplified, flexible displays  16/11/2006  Organic LEDs go white with success Tom Shelley reports on the latest development in advanced materials for displays and lighting  12/07/2006  Guard connections made at light speed Tom Shelley reports on a Category 4 machine safety system that is remarkably quick and easy to install  11/05/2006  Polymers offer improved EMI shielding and design freedom Two new thermoplastic shielding materials have been developed that achieve new levels of EMI shielding and electrical conductivity.  10/05/2006  Connectors transparent for visual verification Tom Shelley reports on a new range of miniature plug connectors with a unusual capability  10/05/2006  Modular design slashes cabinet installation times Dean Palmer talks to the founder of a German manufacturing company about its unique, modular approach to designing cabinet hardware  07/03/2006  Novel polymer cable carrier is low cost and quiet Dean Palmer travelled to Germany to take a look at some of the latest advancements in reinforced plastic cable carrier technology  06/03/2006  Low cost communicator anticipates trouble Tom Shelley reports on a small clip on module that turns an overload trip into a sophisticated monitoring device  09/02/2006  Flexible power supply allows versatile testing Tom Shelley reports on a power supply specifically configured for pre-compliance testing of drives and other electrical systems  08/12/2005    Choke plus transformer saves and improves power Tom Shelley reports on an inexpensive device that both reduces electricity bills and improves power quality  11/11/2005  Thyristor controller reduces harmonics Dean Palmer reports on a unique power control technology for voltage, current or power regulation that reduces harmonics and provides a smoother proce  16/09/2005  Rugged cases protect equipment from knocks and bumps Dean Palmer reports on a range of innovative cases that guarantee to protect high value electronics, measurement equipment and instrumentation from damage  03/08/2005  Flexible polymer makes thinner cables A breakthrough in plastic insulation is of exceptional potential interest to automotive electrical engineers. Tom Shelley reports  08/07/2005  Compact coils respond faster to fault currents Tom Shelley reports on a technology that allows current sensing to be greatly improved, particularly that pertaining to fault currents and transients  05/05/2005  Lead batteries save for hybrids Tom Shelley discovers that slightly unconventional lead acid batteries currently look to be the best bet for hybrid vehicles  11/02/2005  Printed posts secure large plastic LCDs Tom Shelley reports on breakthroughs expected to lead to large, full colour, paper-like displays  09/12/2004  Multigate grommet seals multiple connections Tom Shelley reports on a development designed to save significant costs to system builders who have to make multiple connections into cabinets  09/12/2004  Ultra thin fibre offers high pixel density For any manufacturer or research body that needs to develop remote or semi-flexible viewing systems, Fujikura Europe's new ultra thin image fibre can deliver vision to previously inconceivable locations.  08/08/2004    Showing 1 to 25 out of 56 results	Upcoming Events       Sponsored Links     Manufacturing Trends Report. 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