The History of Semiconductor Technology Development

The History of Semiconductor Technology Development

Source: Semiconductor Materials and Technology Equipment Original Author: XKX Semiconductor technology is an indispensable technology in today’s world, affecting all aspects of our lives. Its importance arises from its ability to manufacture tiny and precise electronic devices that can control current and information flow at the electronic level. This control capability allows us to create … Read more

Understanding Metal 3D Printing Materials

Understanding Metal 3D Printing Materials

Click the “blue text” above to subscribe! Materials Science Southeast University School of Materials Science and Engineering Understanding Metal 3D Printing Materials What is Metal 3D Printing? Metal 3D printing is a technology that belongs to digital thermal processing. Currently, the main methods for preparing metal 3D printing include: Selective Laser Melting/Sintering (SLM/SLS), Electron Beam … Read more

Overview of 3D Printing Technology Development

Overview of 3D Printing Technology Development

1. Overview (1) Introduction to 3D Printing Technology 3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is a technology that creates physical objects by gradually adding material. Compared to traditional subtractive manufacturing processes, which involve material removal, 3D printing is a “bottom-up” manufacturing method. Computer-controlled additive manufacturing technology first appeared in the 1980s.3D printing technology has … Read more

Major Challenges and Industrial Prospects of Sodium Battery Membranes

Major Challenges and Industrial Prospects of Sodium Battery Membranes

First Author: Xue Zhixin Corresponding Author: Xu Guiyin Affiliation: Donghua University Summary of Results The low cost, low temperature, and fast charging performance of sodium-ion batteries (SIBs) have attracted widespread attention. The membrane is one of the essential key components of the battery, affecting the interface structure and internal resistance of the battery, as well … Read more

Designing Smaller Batteries for Microrobots

Designing Smaller Batteries for Microrobots

Only salt grain-sized computers, sensors, and robots are being developed that can move and detect light, sound, pressure, chemicals, and magnetic fields. They are less than 1 millimeter long and only a few hundred micrometers thick, capable of processing information and wireless communication. Their applications are wide-ranging, from medical diagnostics, surgeries, brain monitoring to tracking … Read more