An equivalent simulation program with integrated circuit emphasis (SPICE) based circuit is derived from the proposed small-signal averaged model of double-input Cuk--Buck dc–dc converter so that the ...

In their simulations of 2D semiconductors with strong electron-phonon interactions, the researchers found that when treating both the charge and heat carriers as part of the same system, the ...

In their simulations of 2D semiconductors with strong electron-phonon interactions, the researchers found that when treating both the charge and heat carriers as part of the same system, the ...

Strange metals defy the 60-year-old understanding of electric current as a flow of discrete charges. (Nanowerk News) We all learned that electricity is caused by electrons moving in a metal. Each ...

These electrons flow through an external circuit, powering a load (like a light bulb or a grid), and then return to the negative electrode. At the negative electrode, the negative electrolyte is ...

Imagine electrons behaving like ants marching along a single line, clinging to the edge of a surface, unaffected by obstacles in their path. Typically, electrons are more chaotic — moving in all ...

MIT physicists imaged ultracold atoms mimicking frictionless "edge states," aiding potential future energy and data transmission tech.

The analogy that electrons flowing in wires is like water flowing through a tube can be remarkably effective for teaching and learning about fluid flow in liquid chromatography (LC) systems. In this ...

The unusual flow of electric current through a strange class of metals challenges our textbook understanding of charge-carrying particles — because whatever is shuttling current through these metals ...