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Air-stable organic flow batteries

Researchers at the Chinese Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics have produced stable organic redox compounds for use in aqueous flow batteries. “Organic redox-active molecules [ORAMs] are abundant and diverse, offering significant potential for energy storage, particularly in aqueous organic flow batteries,” according to the Institute. “However, ensuring the stability of the ORAMs during the charge and discharge process is critical, ...

The world’s largest SiC aspherical mirror

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The Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics and Physics has created a silicon carbide mirror 4m across – claiming it to be the world’s largest aspheric mirror made from the material. It is was by sintering SiC powder, starting with 12 segments in their ‘green’ state. These were stuck together using a bonding agent made from a mixture of  SiC ...

450mW single-photo radar maps the ground with 40cm resolution

U of Science andTech of China single-photon lidar Feihu Xu

Intending to map the ground from small aircraft and drones, researchers in China have made a singe-photon radar. It achieves resolution better than 40cm from 2.1km altitude using around two photons per pixel, in the face of 10,000 daylight noise photons per pixel. Created by the University of Science and Technology of China, the lidar combines three 150mA 1.55μm lasers ...

China looking for EV export markets as US and EU look at restrictions

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12.8 million EVs were sold last year (including BEVs (Battery EVs, PHEVs (Plud-In Hybrid EVs) , and FCVs (Fuel Cell Vehicles), says TrendForce. Regional market sales shares were expected to be 60% in China, 22% in Western Europe, 11% in the US, and 6% in other regions. With China’s subsidies gradually phasing out, the increasing market penetration of NEVs in ...

China increasing capacity at mature nodes

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China’s share of mature (28nm and older) process capacity is expected to grow from 29% this year to 33% by 2027, says TrendForce, while Taiwan’s is expected to fall from 49% to 42%. The result could be a price war in mature process products  and increasing localisation for driver ICs, CMOS image sensors, and  power discretes. Leading China’s charge are:  ...