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Chirp Microsystems & the TDK Developers Conference

David Horsley, CTO of Chirp Microsystems, spoke to AZoSensors about Chirp's expertise and their attendance at TDK's Developers Conference.

From TDK Corporation 18 Sep 2018

Hutchinson Technology & the TDK Developers Conference: Interview with Michael Davis

Michael Davis, Principal Engineer at Hutchinson Technology, spoke to AZoSensors about Hutchinson Technology's expertise and their attendance at TDK's Developers Conference.

From TDK Corporation 18 Sep 2018

Sonion & the TDK Developers Conference: Interview with Paul Clemens

Paul Clemens, Head of Project Management at Sonion, spoke to AZoSensors about Sonion's expertise and their attendance at TDK's Developers Conference.

From TDK Corporation 18 Sep 2018

Detecting Ammonia Using Graphene Sensors

Using their extensive knowledge of graphene and its properties, a partnership of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Graphenea has developed a sensor array used for sensitive and selective detection of ammonia.

From Graphenea 18 Sep 2018

Examining Air Quality Data Using Gas Sensors

Recently, many industries are investing in low-cost air pollution sensors. As the name suggests, these sensors are cheaper than conventional methods of air pollution monitoring which makes them more attractive to companies while also making it possible to monitor in a variety of locations.

By Isabelle Robinson 16 Sep 2018

UV/IR Detectors for Flame Detection - Principles of Operation

Optical flame detectors have applications in a many hazardous environments, ranging from industrial heating and drying systems to petrochemical facilities.

From MSA - The Safety Company 15 Sep 2018

Graphene-Based MEMS Pressure Sensors

Graphene is an ideal material for use in nanoelectromechanical system (NEMS) applications, thanks to its low density and high strength. Chemical, biological and physical sensors are examples of applications where NEMS can exhibit sensitivity much higher than competing technologies.

From Graphenea 7 Sep 2018

Developing Graphene Based Flexible Sensors – RF Flexible Electronics

Traditionally, graphene has been considered as a perfect candidate channel material for Radio Frequency (RF) flexible electronics. At IEMN-CNRS, Graphenea and Nokia, Scientists have recently demonstrated flexible graphene transistors with a record high cut-off frequency of 39 GHz.

From Graphenea 7 Sep 2018

What Effect Does Humidity have on Graphene Sensors?

Graphene created using chemical vapor deposition (CVD) will become an essential part of future graphene-based biological, chemical and other types of sensors. However, graphene is highly sensitive to air, especially to humidity.

From Graphenea 7 Sep 2018