Andy Choi

Articles from Andy

Wheeled- Cart Mounted Explosion Proof LED Light, Added Feature by Magnalight

Larson Electronics' magnalight supplements the paint spray booth light with a new cart and LED fixture. The EPLC-48-4L-LED is explosion proof and attributes a 4 ft 4 lamp, class 1 division 1 and class 2 division 1 LED light on a cart provided with wheels.

8 Dec 2011

Innovations on the Physics of Rainbows Through Computer Simulations

Computer scientists at UC San Diego, by employing an advanced simulation method based on the interference of light with different sizes and shapes of water drops, have restructured the wide variety of rainbows into primary, secondary rainbows, and cloudbows that appear on foggy days and redbows at sunset, with practical simulations to explain even complex twinned rainbows that bilaterally divide their primary bow.

8 Dec 2011

Xicato Launches 3000 lm and 4000 lm XLM LED Modules

The new 3000lm and 4000lm XLM LED modules launched by Xicato have won recognition in IESNA's latest 2011 Progress Report. These novel LED modules supply light levels that act as a suitable substitute for metal halide lamps and incompetent high wattage halogen with poor color stability and control.

7 Dec 2011

MTS Launches Fibre Optic Network in Dauphin

MTS is excited to declare its successful launch of its fibre optic network (FiON), in Dauphin and introduces its award winning MTS Ultimate TV service in the community, which presents Manitobans with one of the distinguished television services in Canada, offering over 55 HD channels and the complete home PVR service that can record TV programs and play it again on any connected TV in the house and also has several creative features.

7 Dec 2011

ADTRAN Declares Expansion of Optical Networking Edge Product Line

ADTRAN, an advanced network solutions supplier, declared that it has considerably expanded its Optical Networking Edge (ONE) product line in order to facilitate service providers with effortless service delivery and network operations and to expedite the time-to-revenue.

7 Dec 2011

Researchers Develop Label-Free Imaging Instrument for Biomedical Research and Clinical Medicine

A research team at Purdue University has developed a label-free imaging technique, termed as transient absorption, for monitoring nanostructures such as carbon nanotubes in the bloodstream and live cells, paving the way to advance the applications of nanostructures in clinical medicine and biomedical research.

7 Dec 2011