A research team at Purdue University uses microwave irradiation to recycle waste PET into a low-cost, environmentally friendly battery anode material.
A research team at Purdue University uses microwave irradiation to recycle waste PET into a low-cost, environmentally friendly battery anode material.
In the following, an example of a study that has been held in the SuperGrid Institute real-time platform is presented. It…
In the following, an example of a study that has been held in the SuperGrid Institute real-time platform is presented. It deals with Power Hardware…
This article features mix of companies that are working in different ways to reduce their emissions and contribute to the…
This article features mix of companies that are working in different ways to reduce their emissions and contribute to the global climate-conscious…
PCIM Europe 2020 has cancelled its in-person event and will take place virtually as COVID-19 increasingly spreads across Europe
PCIM Europe 2020 has cancelled its in-person event and will take place virtually as COVID-19 increasingly spreads across Europe
Ingeteam launched its new-generation wind power converters developed for high power DFIG application
Ingeteam launched its new-generation wind power converters developed for high power DFIG application
Powerhouse semiconductor company Cree recently announced the Wolfspeed 650V silicon carbide MOSFETs…
Powerhouse semiconductor company Cree recently announced the Wolfspeed 650V silicon carbide MOSFETs (metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect…