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Impact of Channel Designs and Configurations on Material Flow in Bipolar Plates for Hydrogen Electrolysis

Green hydrogen is powering the future. Hydrogen electrolysis, the process of producing hydrogen by splitting water molecules using electrical energy, is leading the way when it comes to hydrogen…

Hydrogen Production: Advantages & Disadvantages of Different Methods

Hydrogen, often hailed as the fuel of the future, is a versatile energy carrier that can be produced from a wide array of sources and processes. Depending on the…

How Photochemical Machining Can Reduce Prototyping Costs for Hydrogen Electrolysis

As hydrogen power becomes a more significant option for our future, the trailblazing companies leading the charge are in uncharted waters when it comes to optimizing your designs for…

The Characteristics of the Most Popular RF Shielding Materials

RF/EMI Shields

When it comes to variables that influence the performance of an RF shielding enclosure, the selected material is at the top of the list. It either absorbs or reflects…

The Two Main Microwave Shielding Components and How They Work

RF/EMI Shields

Electromagnetic interference can always pose a threat to microwave/RF designs. Leaks can cause stray electromagnetic energy to impede other circuits, ultimately affecting a microwave’s overall performance. There are two main…

Why Chemical Milling is the Right Fit for the Aerospace Industry

Chemical Etching

For the aerospace industry, chemical milling is a subtractive machining process that reduces the weight of fuselage skins to produce pocket and channel features or achieves an overall weight reduction…

How to Choose the Right Materials for Your Etched Foil Heating Element

Etched Foil Heating Elements

As etched foil heating elements become increasingly popular among engineers who must offer advanced thermal management in applications that lack space, it is important to make the most of your…

The Advantages of Etched Foil Heating Elements vs. Wire Wound Elements

Etched Foil Heating Elements

Manufacturers requiring localized heat for applications understand the need for dependable flexible heaters. These components can be mounted directly to equipment or other components to provide appropriate thermal transfer based…

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