Xerox develops air-stable conductive polymer

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A conductive polymer that is stable in air developed by Canadian researchers is described. Xerox aims to develop materials suitable for large-area electronic devices and conducts its research at Xerox Research Center Canada in Ontario and the company's Palo Alto Research Center.

United States, Computer and Office Equipment, Xerox Corp., Computer peripherals industry, Polymers

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EMC a fatally flawed discipline?

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Ivor Catt describes his views on electromagnetic (EMC) incubus. His experience in England started with NWS3, a British copy of American test specs although it is fatally flawed due to the whole EMC community's lack of grasp of fundamentals of electromagnetism.

England, Electromagnetism

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Audio power amplifier frequency compensation

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An alternative approach to design audio amplifier using phase lead compensation with input lag (PLIL) is described. Circuit diagram, component list and frequency response are also provided.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Power amplifiers

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