Research & Development

The article discusses laser diodes and their theory in detail. (Source: MiguelAngel - stock.adobe.com)

A depiction of batteries made with MIT researchers' new electrolyte material, which is made from a class of molecules that self-assemble in water, named aramid amphiphiles (AAs), whose chemical structures and stability mimic Keviar. (Source: Yukio Cho, Cole D. Fincher, Guillaume Lamour, Ty Christoff-Tempesta, Xiaobing Zuo, Yet-Ming Chiang & Julia H. Ortony)

This article covers the basics of the photodiode. (Source: mat - stock.adobe.com)

Solar power is rapidly transforming the energy landscape by offering a clean, abundant, and increasingly affordable alternative to fossil fuels, while presenting unique historical insights and environmental benefits, despite some production challenges. (Source: © peterschreiber.media - stock.adobe.com)

Designing and calculating a basic enhancement-mode MOSFET amplifier requires a clear understanding of the device's operating region, biasing requirements, and key electrical parameters. This article provides a step-by-step guide. (Source: © Dzmitry - stock.adobe.com)

Potassium-ion batteries, with their abundant materials and low costs, could revolutionize renewable energy storage by providing an alternative to lithium-ion technology. (Source: © IBEX.Media - stock.adobe.com)

According to BMW Group, their pilot and series plants are setting new industry standards for battery production. Examples include, among the consistent zero-defect approach, the use of digital production twins for tasks such as employee training, as well as leveraging expanded AI databases to optimise supply and production logistics. All production steps undergo seamless in-line monitoring with comprehensive data storage, enabling maximum process stability and continuous data-based optimisation. (Source: Rainer Haeckl)

At PCIM 2025, Michael Harrison unveiled Enphase Energy's groundbreaking use of GaN HEMT Bi-Directional Switches in their IQ9 PV microinverter, marking a pivotal advancement in power conversion technology. (Source: © roei - stock.adobe.com)

Toyota and Mazda are testing a new energy storage system at Mazda's Hiroshima Plant to enhance battery reuse and contribute to carbon neutrality. (Source: © Kedsara - stock.adobe.com)

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