Energy density and power density are essential, yet unique, metrics. Understanding the differences between them is crucial for designing efficient energy storage solutions. This blog explores those differences and their impact on capacitor performance.

Pulsed energy drives a wide range of high-energy applications, from particle acceleration to fusion research and electromagnetic pulse (EMP) simulation. Marx generators play a critical role in generating those high-voltage pulses by amplifying lower voltage DC inputs.

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Choosing the right capacitor starts with understanding whether a single-layer or multilayer design best fits the application.

Knowles balanced armature technology helps power boAt’s flagship Nirvana X earbuds, delivering high-resolution audio with exceptional clarity, detail, and personalized sound.

To protect electrical grids from overloads and faults, utility companies can incorporate reclosers. When a fault occurs, this high-voltage circuit breaker automatically closes to isolate the faulty sections of the grid, allowing other areas of the grid to continue to operate safely.

At Knowles, we have more than 40 years of experience developing high-performance, high-reliability components for military applications. Our US-based manufacturing facilities adhere to the highest military-grade quality and reliability standards so our components can be used in sophisticated, secure military and aerospace systems.

Knowles is evolving as an industrial technology leader focused on high-performance solutions for demanding growth markets.

Knowles Corporation today announced the date for the release of its fourth quarter and full year 2024 financial results.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a powerful diagnostic tool for generating detailed images of the body using advanced physics and engineering. Here, we’ll cover the interplay between the two fields and the RF innovations driving MRI advancements.

With more and more mission-critical systems relying on electrical power, consistent and reliable backup power is essential to ensure uninterrupted operation.

Standardized capacitor sizes help engineers choose compatible components as electronics become smaller and more powerful.