Trackwise is proud to be consulting and supplying products used in the Scientific & Industrial sectors to support major international scientific projects around the world.
Specialising in long, single and multi-layer flexible printed circuits (FPC), Trackwise patented manufacturing process has enabled Direct-C deliver length unlimited hydrocarbon detection capability to pipelines around the world. Not only does the early detection of leaks make sense financially, but also from an environmental perspective, especially when transporting vast quantities of oil and gas over natural environments.
Read MoreRelying on incredibly uniform magnetic fields in order to enable next generation search for beyond standard model physics, Trackwise is working with Indiana University’s Center for Exploration of Energy and Matter, USA in order to develop a perfectly magnetically shielded, 6m^3 room. This is all part of the nEDM program at the Los Alamos Neutron Science Centre, and Trackwise’ ability to manufacture length unlimited flexible printed circuits to a precise degree of accuracy and predictability means that we can replicate the CAD based design requirements in real life.
For more information regarding replacing shielded twisted pairs with flex, please visit our White Papers page to download the PDF.
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