Tag: news

17
Nov

Lockheed Martin To Provide Nanotech-Based Structures For Canal-Top Solar Power Projects In India

After Gujarat’s success with canal-top solar photovoltaic power plants, other Indian states are also planning large-scale implementation of similar projects. India’s northern state of Punjab plans to set up 1,000 MW of solar PV projects to cover several kilometres of canals over the next three years. The state government has announced a target to cover 5,000 km of canals across

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13
Nov

Lithium battery is key to comet landing attempt

The Philae Lander, carried onboard the spacecraft, has woken successfully from its deep space hibernation and is now preparing to be the first ever craft to make a controlled touchdown on a comet nucleus later today. The Rosetta spacecraft was launched in March 2004 and has now travelled more than forty times Earth’s distance from the Sun, including 31 months

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13
Nov

SPI Solar Signs Deal To Install 80 MW Solar PV Projects In China

SPI Solar continues to expand its footprint in China, as one of its subsidiaries has signed up fresh engineering, procurement, and construction agreements for solar photovoltaic power projects. SPI Solar Power Engineering (Suzhou) Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of SPI Solar, has signed two new EPC agreements to install a cumulative of 80 MW of solar PV projects in two provinces

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13
Nov

Tesla Likely To Increase Price Of Model S In Europe

The cost of purchasing a Tesla Model S in the European market is likely to rise in the near-future, based on recent comments made by Elon Musk during an investors conference call. The starting price for a Model S in the European market was originally higher than in the American one anyway, but that higher price was slashed sometime relatively

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13
Nov

Solar Panels + Energy Storage For German Market

An integrated residential rooftop solar and electricity storage system will be launched in Germany in December. Hanwha Q Cells rooftop solar and Samsung lithium-ion batteries will be sold together so German citizens can produce their own electricity from the sun and store it at home. The integrated storage technology is called Q. Home. Q. Home will be offered in two

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13
Nov

China Hunger for Clean Energy to Leave No Rooftop Behind

China, the world’s biggest solar market for two years running, is pushing to install more panels at factories, schools and even greenhouses as it seeks to meet its goals under a historic climate agreement with the U.S. China expects to install as much as 8 gigawatts of small solar systems this year, more than 10 times what was built last

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13
Nov

Reinforced Isolation meets Highest Industrial Performance

Texas Instruments, Inc. (TI) today introduced digital isolation and delta-sigma modulator families that offer reinforced isolation to help protect electronic equipment from high line voltages. The ISO7842 family provides the industry’s highest immunity reinforced isolators and the first to withstand an isolation barrier with a working breakdown voltage of 1,500 Vrms for a minimum lifetime of 40 years. The AMC1304

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13
Nov

Multi-output Regulator Powers Secure IoT Gateway

Freescale Semiconductor announced the expansion of its system power management portfolio to support key members of its industry-leading embedded networking products. Available now, the highly efficient VR500 regulator is specifically designed to enable comprehensive system solutions leveraging Freescale’s QorIQ Layerscape LS1 processors for a variety of applications including secure infrastructure equipment for the Internet of Things (IoT). Recommended: IGBT Modules

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13
Nov

Switcher ICs Combine Primary and Secondary Side Circuitry

Power Integrations, Inc. today announced a new class of power-supply ICs. The InnoSwitch™ family of highly integrated switcher ICs combines primary, secondary and feedback circuits into a single, worldwide safety-rated, surface-mount package. With InnoSwitch ICs, designers can easily exceed all global regulatory standards for efficiency and no-load consumption, while minimizing component count and providing highly accurate constant voltage and constant

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13
Nov

Nanopower Anisotropic Magnetoresistive Sensor ICs

Honeywell Sensing and Control today introduced the industry’s first Nanopower Anisotropic Magnetoresistive Sensor ICs that provide the highest level of magnetic sensitivity (as low as 7 Gauss typical) while requiring nanopower (360 nA). When compared to other widely used magnetic technologies, these sensors offer design engineers a number of advantages. Smaller and more durable and reliable than reed switches, at

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