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Ready for Despatch
The image shows just three, of the this ‘total build’ order that Roscan has recently completed. We supplied the bespoke boxes, the Perspex display panels and all printing, along with building the PCB’s and coils. Furthermore more, all internal cabling was also manufactured at our ISO 9001 approved Wokingham facility where the whole assembly took
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UV light used to alter semiconductor properties
“There’s a great deal of interest in being able to control cell behaviour in relation to semiconductors – that’s the underlying idea behind bioelectronics,” said Albena Ivanisevic, a professor of materials science and engineering at North Carolina State University (NC State) and corresponding author of the study. “Our work here effectively adds another tool to
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Ultra-wideband 3GHz to 20GHz mixer with integrated LO buffer
Analog Devices, Inc., which recently acquired Linear Technology Corporation, has announced the LTC5553, a double balanced mixer providing best-in-class matched bandwidth capability from 3GHz to 20GHz. The mixer can be used either as an up- or downconverter. In addition, the LTC5553 delivers outstanding linearity of 23.9dBm IIP3 at 14GHz, and 21.5dBm at 17GHz. The device
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UK coating innovation makes a splash for smartphones
Oxfordshire firm P2i has so far applied its hydrophobic nano-coating to over 175 million electronic devices worldwide. Jason Ford reports. It won’t have escaped your notice that smartphones are being marketed with features that have more to do with lifestyle than telephony. Take the recent UK TV ad campaign for the Samsung Galaxy S7, which
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Robot is star turn of new medical centre in Wales
A robot used to position electrodes in human brains is working in Renishaw’s new Healthcare Centre of Excellence in Miskin, South Wales The factory floor and the operating theatre may seem worlds apart but, in reality, these two outwardly different environments face many common challenges. Both are time-pressured, often high-volume environments that rely on exacting precision, tight
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London City Airport to introduce UK’s first digital air traffic control tower
London City Airport is to replace its existing 30 year-old control tower with an advanced digital system that will be controlled remotely from a new base. The airport will become the first in the UK to operate a digital air traffic control tower. Slated to become operational in 2019, the technology will use advanced
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