3-D Printing for Power Electronics (IMAGE)

Stanford University

3-D Printing for Power Electronics

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Juan Rivas-Davila received seed funding to demonstrate how 3-D printing can be used to create energy-efficient power supplies. This sterling silver inductor was made from a 3-D-printed plastic model.

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Juan Rivas-Davila, Stanford University

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