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  • Tungsten Applications - Electrical Applications
    Article - 16 Feb 2002
    The only material that is practically used for electron emitters is tungsten. Although there are other electropositive metals that yield higher emission rates, tungsten has an extremely low vapor...
  • Master Bond Polymer System EP21TCHT-1
    Video
    This video shows a polymer system, EP21TCHT-1 from Master Bond. EP21TCHT-1 is a two component, room temperature curing, thermally conductive, electrically insulating, and heat resistant epoxy compound...
  • Electrical Drives For Direct Drive Renewable Energy Systems
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    Wind turbine gearboxes present key reliability issues, resulting in great interest in the present development of gearless direct-drive wind energy systems. Offering high reliability, high efficiency...
  • Vinyl (Poly Vinyl Chloride) in Electrical Applications
    Article - 26 Oct 2001
    Vinyl has been used in electrical applications for over 50 years. Factors contributing to its popularity include fire performance, economical choice, durability and versatilty. Applications range from...
  • Source Measurement Units for Electrical Properties Characterization from Agilent Technologies
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    Celeste Jenkins from Agilent Technologies explains the importance of source measurement units or SMU's for the characterization of electrical properties of materials and devices. They are typically...
  • Considerations when Using Copper for Electrical Applications
    Article - 20 Jun 2001
    Industry is always keen to seek out cost-effective practices to compete and survive. Recognising this trend, publications from the Copper Development Association (CDA) have emphasised production and...
  • DuPont Acquires Auto/Electrical Technology from Eastman
    News - 6 Mar 2003
    Dupont Engineering Polymers have acquired certain products of Eastman Chemical Company. The terms of the agreement have not been disclosed. The acquisition affects Eastman’s high performance...
  • SGL Carbon Divests Electrical Contact Business
    News - 20 Jan 2003
    As part of its ongoing plan to streamline its portfolio, SGL Carbon have divested SGL Pantrac GmbH, its German business that deals with electrical contacts for trains, trams and electric...
  • Electrical Resistivity of Thin Metal Films
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    The physical behaviour of thin films often remarkably deviates from that of the corresponding bulk material. The intent of this book is to report on the electrical, optical, and structural properties...
  • What are Carbon Nanotubes?
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    This video clip from the National Science Foundation demonstrates the unique properties of carbon nanotubes such as their electrical properties which leads to potential applications in semicondutor...

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