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Lens with Electronically Controlled Optical Properties

Executive SummaryThis MSU-developed device allows for electrical control of the optical properties in a liquid lens and other optic devices. Capable of altering light’s focal point, this technology lends itself into many applications such as displays, microscopes, telescopes, interferometers, and many more. Description of TechnologyBy controlling...
Published: 4/12/2018   |   Inventor(s): Gary Blanchard, Greg Swain, Romana Jarosova, Ke Ma
Keywords(s):   Category(s): Advanced Materials, Chemicals, Devices, Photonics

Fuel Efficient Injection and Ignition

Executive SummaryImproving fuel efficiency is currently perhaps the most heavily researched area of development for the automotive industry. MSU researchers have developed a fuel injection system improving efficiency when compared to current production vehicles. This innovation improves dispersion and ignition of fuel in combustion engines. Description...
Published: 8/30/2017   |   Inventor(s): Harold Schock, Guoming Zhu, Elisa Toulson, Thomas Stuecken
Keywords(s):   Category(s): Energy, Mechanical, Transportation

Improved Mass Air Flow Sensor for Automotive Applications

IntroductionCompetition in the automotive industry has increased the need for superior engines. Electronic monitoring and microsecond control systems enable a level of sophistication and performance that has previously not been available. Accurate input to engine control systems has become a priority. Combustion air flow control is as important as control...
Published: 9/27/2010   |   Inventor(s): Ahmed Naguib, Harold Schock, Antonius Aditjandra, Thomas Stuecken, Barry Trosin, Edward Timm
Keywords(s): Combustion Air Flow Control, Electronic Fuel Injection, Mass Air Flow Sensor, Unsteady Air Flow Category(s): Energy, Transportation, Devices