NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A company that specializes in conduction technology and licensing is expanding its operations ...

Bone conduction headphones have been around now for more than a decade and yet they're still a relatively little-known – or little-loved – part of the portable audio world. Is that because they're no ...

This process is called conduction. The atoms in the hot spoon are moving faster than the water molecules. Faster-moving atoms in the spoon strike the water molecules, transferring some of their energy ...

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The best bone conduction headphones use vibrations on your cheekbones to recreate sound, leaving your ears open, boosting awareness of your surroundings and offering a more comfortable experience ...

The reliability of typical SiC MOSFETs is degraded by increased On-resistance when its body diodes are bipolar energized [3] during reverse conduction operation [4]. Toshiba SiC MOSFETs alleviate this ...

As they move through the metal, free electrons crash into metal ions. This process is very much faster than conduction caused by just passing vibrations from atom to atom. Hence, conduction in ...

Bone conduction headphones are a unique style of listening device that are perfect for anyone who has a hearing aid, runners and swimmers who don’t want to carry their phone with them ...

Audio maker Raycon has today unveiled the company's first pair of bone conduction headphones, replete with water and dust protection, decent battery life, and low latency. Like all of the best ...

The solution? A pair of open-ear or bone conduction headphones. Instead of sitting in your ears like traditional wireless running headphones, these are designed to leave your ear canals open so ...