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Inside View - nanoparticles
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Semiconductors in Personalised Medicine
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The world's first demonstration of large dynamic range and high-power tolerance against the input optical power of high-speed avalanche photodiodes (APD) for 25-Gbit/s applications has been presented by researchers in Japan. The APD can operate without optical attenuators or amplifiers, which is important for low-power communication systems.
Hall effect sensors are important magnetic sensors as they can be easily integrated, but calculating the field and potential within a Hall plate can be challenging because of the necessarily oblique boundary conditions. Now, researchers in Belgium have devised a new approach that significantly improves the flexibility of numerical Hall effect calculations.
Researchers in Korea have proposed and fabricated a wearable and flexible energy harvester. Their device generates electrical energy from stretching and contraction caused by the wearer’s motion, and the output is as high as 0.6 mW/cm2, even at frequencies as high as 8 Hz.
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