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hard to say, its in the hands of the experts in court who will decide the similarities/differences. dispute would be over electrode materials, electrolyte and manufacturing techniques.
what cpx have been saying is that competitors have had trouble reaching cpx's reliability, power and energy density. ("most of cpx's competitors only manufacture higher capacity cylindrical cells used in large package modules and focus on applications where the combination of thinness, energy density and power density are not important considerations for the customer. These competitor products usually prove unsuitable for the various markets collectively labelled the IOT market, which is the key area cpx are targeting with former Murata products and their own existing prismatic products.")
i am getting the feeling that, in some cases possibly, once a licence is taken by a new licensee for cylinder shape caps, they have to improve their own product, eg. Cornell Dubilier's recent new range and maybe even TDKs. AVX sorted this in advance.

this has just been posted - New Tech notes, highlight fig. 4
https://product.tdk.com/info/en/products/capacitor/edlc/edlc/index.html

month old analysis of their caps on an Analog Devices system with a solar panel to power an IOT module. Could be interesting, AD are large US semiconductor company, specialising in power management technology. Allenby can give forecast that supercaps are going to outsell buttons.
https://www.avx.com/docs/techinfo/PulseSupercapacitors/Powering_IoT_Modules.pdf

"tap the market again" ... Perhaps partners don't want under-capitalised companies in any arrangement?

cde royalties incoming, from 26:45
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYPk2QCEr40

and register Idtechex graphene webinar Tues am, its a shorty
https://www.idtechex.com/en/webinar/graphene-2d-materials-carbon-nanotubes-market-status-and-outlook/326
"Graphene is approaching the commercial realisation as production ramps up and notable orders are received"

Melbourne based, Ionic Industries Ltd., in relationships with CSIRO, Australian government, and Australian Graphene Industry Association for graphene applications. Got a sweet Rocketman video for their origami cap, the MICRENs one is well out there
http://www.ionicindustries.com.au/origami-cap-demo/

"we can make them at the moment down to 0.6mm, our licensee Murata is already down to 0.4mm, and we don't see why, in time, we won't get down to 0.2 mm for a single cell", AK2018,
Early stages squeezing in these new chemistries, few at it https://www.graphene-info.com/search/node/Supercapacitor

Micro-supercapacitors? Need some welly.

I had a couple qs, but there's been a response to them of sorts recently. The tdk licence, 2 of the range of 5 seem to have come to market, good enough for now without having to put on Mexican gangster accent to find out about the rest. Then, future manufacturing increase; bit of a rumour surrounding this made entry here few weeks ago, have to see what grand wizards have to say about this but wanted update on ranalli brief prior to this. Can't think much more research can be done, chill out a bit and hope sp rises with the daffodils. Had been looking to see if any resolutions needed voting on, haven't been notified.

interesting science article in ystdys Guardian on mrna. also the discussion thread headed by Llaisbach in the comments after, our bodies kick-starting immune responses ...
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/nov/22/mrna-vaccines-covid-signal-new-era-disease-prevention-science

excuse me, which publication is this? can see only stars in the address. TIA
the wonders of science - there's something quite beautiful having same sized particles monodispersing without clumping.

https://www.mouser.co.uk/Power/Supercapacitors/Newest-Products/_/N-6uivw
At long last, licence implemented. This is great news.

Oh dear, whats to become of us? Not a lot is it 4bn, 1/25 of HS2, to meet those 101 targets? Are we really that fkd? When greens and labour are talking up transformation policies of 400bn with tied in support from BofE and Office for Budget Responsibility; 250bn for green energy, it doesnt seem like a lot.
Lot on their plate obvs with covid, what with that marxist-leninist org, the british medical journal, on their tail, if any of you are still breakfasting
https://www.bmj.com/content/371/bmj.m4425

https://www.bmj.com/content/371/bmj.m4425

royalties incoming on the 2 patents they've licensed?
https://news.thomasnet.com/companystory/cornell-dubilier-announces-expanded-supercapacitor-initiative-40040812

appear pretty ubiquitous now in the better models that can handle the hot and the cold. cant find exact product cpx mention supporting in results, the manufacturers seem not to list the spec in such detail and there is a lot of them, ha.
https://mashtips.com/best-capacitor-dashcams-for-extreme-weather/
https://educateddriver.org/best-capacitor-dash-cam/

Niiice, case up and running. Delaware becoming, like Nurnberg, the place for tech trials. Mixed biscuit tin on its way.

slimmed down sensors expo starting 16th Nov. presentations in iot; murata, analog devices, tesla ... lots of systems chat rather than individual components presentations

thanks for (room) temperature points. Savings on refrigeration. Savings too with oral delivery programmes.

hi there.
hoping last week's purchase is around true value for this.