Elektra Award winner – Paragraf graphene Hall sensors
We are delighted to announce that the GHS series of graphene Hall sensors has won the award for Excellence in Product Design (High-reliability systems), at the Elektra Awards 2020 [...]
Paragraf excited to attend the Elektra Awards this week
After a long wait, the Elektra Awards 2020 is finally taking place on Thursday 25 March. The award ceremony was postponed from last year, due to Covid-19, and the [...]
Advanced Graphene-based Hall Effect Sensor for Mapping of Battery Cells
Paragraf, the leader in graphene-based transformative electronic devices, announces a new graphene Hall Effect sensor ideally suited to battery applications, such as the electric vehicle (EV) sector. The graphene [...]
Paragraf in the news
We have attracted significant media coverage over the last few months. Here’s a quick roundup of some of the more prominent pieces. In Defining Electronics, our CTO John Tingay [...]
Innovation Leaders Summit March 3-5
ILS2021 (Innovation Leaders Summit) is Asia's largest open innovation conference and is being held online at the beginning of next month March 3rd-5th. On the first day of the [...]
Paragraf Listed as a Key Player by IDTechEx in CVD Graphene for Electronics Applications
Paragraf has been listed as a key player in CVD grown graphene and the role this can have in the electronics sector by IDTechEx in their latest report - [...]
Paragraf Shortlisted for the Elektra Awards
We are delighted to announce that the Paragraf graphene Hall Effect sensor (GHS) has been shortlisted for the Elektra Awards ran by Electronics Weekly magazine. Shortlisted in the Award for [...]
[Webinar Recording] Driving the Electric Revolution with Paragraf Graphene Electronic Devices
As part of the Knowledge Transfer Network (KTN) webinar series ‘Driving the Electric Revolution’, this webinar discusses how graphene electronic devices have the potential to revolutionise battery R&D by [...]
Cryogenic Magnetic Field Monitoring – Accurate, Repeatable Measurements using Paragraf Graphene Hall Sensors
First Published 26th January 2021. An increasingly significant limitation of conventional Hall sensors is their inability to be used at cryogenic temperatures. This is largely due to the electronic [...]
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