Wireless Sensing for Data Centers
The ever-increasing volume of internet data requires handling many megawatts of power in data centers and dealing with increasing server densities. Maintaining an environment that ensures uninterrupted...
View ArticleSatisfy Your Energy Harvesting Curiosity at Sensors Expo 2013
If you are interested in finding out how today’s energy harvesting (EH) technologies may play an important role in future sensing designs, Sensors Expo 2013 offers something for the curious and the...
View ArticleLi-Ion Supercapacitors Charged at Sensors Expo 2013
At Sensors Expo, held June 4-6 at the Rosemont Convention Center in Chicago, Il., one of the first new people that I met was Jim Banas, a senior product marketing engineer at JSR Micro, a company that...
View ArticleThermoelectric Energy Harvesting for Sensing
At Sensors Expo 2013, Bob Collins, vice-president of business development for Engineered Thermal Systems at Laird Technologies, explains the company’s semiconductor-based thermoelectric power generator...
View ArticleMEMS Vibration Energy Harvesting
At Sensors Expo 2013, Robert Andosca, CEO and president of MicroGen, a supplier of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) based vibrational energy harvesters, demonstrates how a vibrating source...
View ArticleStandards-Based Wireless Sensing Networks
At Sensors Expo 2013, Joe Weadick, a field applications engineer at Linear Technology Corporation, explains the role of his company’s Dust Networks wireless sensor node technology in energy harvesting...
View ArticlePackaging Protects Ceramic Piezo Structures
At Sensor Expo 2013, Nicholas Gilligan, production manager at Midé Technology Corp. discusses the company’s Piezo Protection Advantage for packaging ceramic wafers for bi-morph piezoelectric...
View ArticleVibration Analysis Tool for Harvesting Energy
At Sensor Expo 2013, Nicholas Gilligan, production manager at Midé Technology Corp. discusses the company’s Slam Stick vibration recording tool for characterizing the vibration present in an energy...
View ArticleTurning RFID Tags into Sensor Tags
The next generation of RFID tags from ams AG allows the reading of identification data, as well as temperature from an onbaord sensor and other environmental conditions from external sensors. The...
View ArticleEnergy Harvesting to reach $2.4 Billion in 2024
Energy harvesting technologies may generate only approximately $150 Million in 2014 but in ten years the sales will rise to $2.4 billion. The newly updated report, “Energy Harvesting and Storage for...
View ArticleIC Provides Power and Added Features for Energy Harvesters
Ambient light or thermal energy harvesting devices provide energy with a wide voltage range for wireless sensors and other low power applications. To make this energy useful, it must be regulated at...
View ArticleUse Energy Harvesting to Power Wireless Sensors
The use of numerous low-power wireless technologies offers interesting alternatives to running wires in network applications. However, the need to periodically change batteries and the associated cost...
View ArticleThermal Energy Harvesting
At Sensors Expo 2014, Jim Bierschenk, Sr. Manager and Chief Engineer, R&D at Marlow Industries demonstrates the company’s thermal energy harvesting technology. To watch the video, click here. For...
View ArticleFlexible Solar Cells Power Sensor Circuitry
At Sensors Expo 2014, Rich Kapusta, vice president of marketing for Alta Devices demonstrates the company’s flexible solar cell that generates power from outdoor and indoor light sources and achieves...
View ArticleMEMS-Based Technology Uses Vibration for Energy Harvesting
At Sensors Expo 2014, Kathleen Vaeth, vice president of engineering for MicroGen Systems discusses the company’s MEMS-based vibrational energy harvesting Micro Power Generators (MPGs). To watch the...
View ArticleSatisfy Your Energy Harvesting Curiosity at Sensors Expo 2013
If you are interested in finding out how today’s energy harvesting (EH) technologies may play an important role in future sensing designs, Sensors Expo 2013 offers something for the curious and the...
View ArticleLi-Ion Supercapacitors Charged at Sensors Expo 2013
At Sensors Expo, held June 4-6 at the Rosemont Convention Center in Chicago, Il., one of the first new people that I met was Jim Banas, a senior product marketing engineer at JSR Micro, a company that...
View ArticleThermoelectric Energy Harvesting for Sensing
At Sensors Expo 2013, Bob Collins, vice-president of business development for Engineered Thermal Systems at Laird Technologies, explains the company’s semiconductor-based thermoelectric power generator...
View ArticleMEMS Vibration Energy Harvesting
At Sensors Expo 2013, Robert Andosca, CEO and president of MicroGen, a supplier of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) based vibrational energy harvesters, demonstrates how a vibrating source...
View ArticleShould Energy Harvesting be Used in Your Next Sensor Design?
The energy harvesting (EH) symposium tutorials and energy harvesting sessions at Sensors Expo 2015 can help you answer this question and others. If you don’t think it is time and your competitors...
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