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Conductive ink and its applications

View web version 14 February 2024 — Issue 7 | Vol 9     Source Products  |  Webinar Library  |  Standards Conductive ink and its applications Conductive ink has changed the understanding of circuits and connections since its invention in the early 1900s. To create functional circuits on a variety of surfaces, including paper and fabric, conductive ink is an excellent material to use. Read more → Parker Hannifin Corporation Process and product innovation for a safer, smarter and more sustainable mining industry This white paper explores the impact of various changes and innovative technologies on the mining industry and identifies major trends that are shaping how engineers think of best practices.   Find out more Why the Intel-UMC chip foundry deal is a win-win With a keen interest in expanding the semiconductor supply chain beyond the aggregation of manufacturing in Asia, Intel Corp. signed an agreement with pure-play foundry United Microelectronics Corp. (UMC) to develop 12-nanometer semiconductor processes. Read more → New modular technology promises to simplify construction A team of researchers from the Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology (KICT) created a new modular construction approach wherein structures can be built by assembling modular components rapidly. Read more →

Shaw Moisture Meters Benefit from the advantages of incorporating a sample system Sample systems provide ideal sampling conditions, optimising your gas drying process for accuracy and efficiency. Preconditioning sample gas increases speed of response whilst protecting your hygrometer from high pressures/contaminants.   View more Other Top Stories... Multi-stage cold forming for individual multifunctional parts Conform components are parts manufactured in accord with the customer's specific requirements using a multi-stage cold forming process. With Conform Next, Arnold Umformtechnik GmbH & Co. KG is optimizing and adapting manufacturing systems to anticipate these specific component requirements. Read more → New portals use AI and machine vision to examine moving trains Machine vision technology in the portals generate images of components located on all sides of the train cars, thereby offering a 360° view of the entire train. Once the images are created, they are immediately analyzed. Read more → Scientists extract rubber from shrubs, dandelions To replenish the global natural rubber supply chain, which is currently under threat due to a mixture of disease and increasing demand, scientists from Ohio State University are extracting latex from two sustainable plant sources. Read more →

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