For EMI / EMC Engineers
The power supplies and utilities for the Stanford University’s new nano research center are housed off-site to minimize electromagnetic interference. The center also contains several cleanrooms that are kept free of dust, which could otherwise contaminate nanomaterials. The first floor of the Nano Center has cleanrooms where researchers can work on any element they need for their research.Learn more from the Stanford University News.
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