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Mansfield,
USA
TX 76063
United States of America
Mouser Electronics – a wholly-owned subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. – is one of the industry's fastest growing global catalog and online semiconductor and electronic component distributors. Mouser is a company dedicated to supplying design engineers and buyers with the newest products and leading-edge technologies combined with unsurpassed customer service and worldwide support. With a keen focus on design engineers and buyers demanding the latest products, Mouser is redefining customer-focused distribution.
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eBook guides engineers to the right connections
An eBook that offers an in-depth look at connector designs and their importance in the rapidly involving Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) has been published by distributor Mouser Electronics in collaboration with Phoenix Contact.
17th July 2019
The wealth of drone development platforms
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Over the past decade, few emerging technologies have captured the public’s imagination as keenly as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) - or as they are more commonly known drones. Their development and usage was previously restricted predominantly to military-oriented applications.
By Mark Patrick, Mouser Electronics
16th July 2019
Switch mode regulator helps cool down data centres
The Power by Linear LTM4700 µModule regulator from Analog Devices is in stock at Mouser Electronics. The step-down switching mode regulator combines very high power with energy-efficient performance to help reduce data center infrastructure cooling requirements.
11th July 2019
Power amplifier module operates in 225MHz to 2600MHz range
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The MAMG-100227-010C0L broadband power amplifier module from MACOM is now being shipped by distributor Mouser Electronics. The module offers design flexibility for a broad selection of radio and communications applications, including military tactical communications and electronic countermeasures, wireless public safety communications, and land mobile radio systems.
9th July 2019
Drones: an ongoing journey
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Originally developed by and for the military, drones have grown far beyond the battlefield and are now used everywhere from oil fields to private farms. They are being used for delivering packages, surveying land and assisting in disaster relief. Their scope is becoming ever more varied and their parameters are broadening.
By Mark Patrick, Mouser
8th July 2019
8GHz op amp enables high-gain configurations
Designed as a wideband, low-noise, bipolar-input operational amplifier, the OPA855 decompensated amplifier from Texas Instruments (TI) excels in high bandwidth transimpedance and voltage amplifier applications. The 8GHz gain-bandwidth product (GBWP) of the OPA855 enables high-gain configurations while maintaining wide closed-loop bandwidth.
5th July 2019
Mouser parades blue-chip sensor suppliers in San Jose
Cutting-edge sensor technologies from leading suppliers is how Mouser Electronics describes its exhibit at the Sensors Expo and Conference 2019 in San Jose California (June 25-27). Mouser representatives will be at Booth 222 to discuss top technologies, new ideas, trends and emerging sensing solutions.
24th June 2019
MCU targets automotive, industrial applications
The MPC5777C Power Architecture microcontroller from NXP Semiconductors is in stock at Mouser Electronics. Boasting three dual-issue, 32-bit CPU core complexes, the microcontroller supports automotive and industrial engine management applications such as electric DC motor control, aerospace engines, and Ethernet and CAN FD connectivity.
21st June 2019
Smart IMU focused on wearables applications
Now in stock at Mouser Electronics is the BMI270 smart inertial measurement unit (IMU) from Bosch. The ultra-low-power IMU offers improved accelerometer offset and sensitivity performance based on Bosch’s MEMS process technology.
20th June 2019
Inverter modules offer high power density for motor drives
The CIPOS Tiny three-phase inverter modules from Infineon Technologies are now being shipped by Mouser Electronics. These are Infineon’s newest generation of Intelligent Power Modules (IPMs), offering very high power density for variable-speed motor drives in products such as washing machines, range hoods, room air conditioning, and commercial and industrial fans.
13th June 2019
Connectors provide modular power, signal, data solution
Intercontec connectors from TE Connectivity (TE) are in stock at Mouser Electronics. Easy to assemble, the connectors deliver a reliable, customised solution for data, power, and signal transmission. The modular, highly versatile connectors are suitable for an extensive range of applications, including robotics, drive systems, medical devices, aerospace, chemical engineering, and transportation.
12th June 2019
Two sensors in one measure ambient light, proximity
An ambient light and proximity sensor offering very high sensitivity even at millilux-level intensity is in stock at Mouser Electronics. The ams TSL2740 sensor is ideal for smart home assistants, smart watches and wearables, display backlight control, tablets, smartphones, and medical diagnostics applications.
11th June 2019
Formula E team makes tracks to Berlin E-Prix
Following another top-ten finish at the Monaco E-Prix, the Mouser Electronics-sponsored GEOX DRAGON Formula E racing team heads to Germany for the Berlin E-Prix on May 25. At the Monaco E-Prix, driver José María "Pechito" López continued GEOX DRAGON’s successful season, coming in tenth.
23rd May 2019
Micromachining helps guide light into new markets
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When you think of optical semiconductors, silicon is probably not the first material that springs to mind. The lack of a direct bandgap makes silicon a poor choice for applications such as light emitting diodes (LEDs). However, silicon has a number of useful properties that, in combination with micromachining, can make it a highly effective medium for steering light and processing with it.
By Mark Patrick, Mouser Electronics
22nd May 2019
Entrepreneurs graduate from the CRL accelerator program
With its fifth cohort now graduating, the Central Research Laboratory (CRL) has established itself as a hive of entrepreneurial and engineering endeavour. I have attended several of its Demo Day events over the past couple of years, and have been lucky enough to meet some very impressive startups as a result.
By Mark Patrick, Mouser Electronics
21st May 2019
Connector system offer current ratings up to 21A
The mPOWER ultra-micro power connector system from Samtec is in stock at Mouser Electronics. Offering current ratings up to 21A per blade in a 2mm pitch, mPOWER connectors provide an ultra-small, high-power solution with exceptional design flexibility for power-only or power-and-signal applications.
13th May 2019
Ultra-low jitter clock for 400Gpbs links
Featuring a bulk acoustic wave (BAW) resonator, the LMK05318 network synchronizer clock from Texas Instruments (TI) is in stock at Mouser Electronics. The ultra-low jitter single-channel clock for 400-gigabits-per-second (Gbps) links helps systems transmit more data faster while also providing higher margin for system jitter budgets than similar devices.
9th May 2019
One kit wonder speeds up mesh network evaluation
The EZ-BT Mesh Evaluation kit from Cypress Semiconductor is in stock at Mouser Electronics. The battery- or USB-powered kit allows designers to evaluate the Bluetooth SIG mesh networking functionality of the CYBT-213043-02 EZ-BT WICED module. The kit contains four evaluation boards that allow engineers to evaluate a mesh network with just one kit.
9th May 2019
Switch-mode buck charger targets portable applications
Combining high performance, wide input voltage, and USB Type-C CC detection, the MAX77860 from Maxim Integrated is ideal for USB Type-C charging for single-cell (1S) lithium-ion or lithium-polymer applications, portable medical equipment, portable industrial equipment, and mobile point-of-sale devices, as well as smartphones and Internet of Things (IoT) applications.
3rd May 2019
Smaller and faster - the challenges of interconnection
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Designing electronic devices is never easy, as engineering professionals know only too well. Meeting the ambitious project goals almost always means making trade-offs of some description, so as to deal with the conflicting objectives of marketing departments and end customers - who inevitably expect significantly more functionality than the previous generation, while occupying much less board real estate.
Guest blog written by Mark Patrick, Mouser Electronics.
3rd May 2019
