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Mouser Electronics has signed a new global distribution agreement with StarTech, a designer and manufacturer of high-performance, professional-grade connectivity accessories that support IT, industrial, and embedded system integration. StarTech’s wide portfolio includes solutions supporting hundreds of technologies, from legacy to the latest industry standards. StarTech’s USB interface modules are designed to upgrade or expand network
Mouser Electronics and Polyphaser have signed a global distribution agreement covering RF surge protection solutions, filtering, and coaxial cable products specifically supporting communication systems. PolyPhaser’s 400MHz to 2.5GHz RF coaxial surge protectors are designed to defend equipment from Electromagnetic Pulses (EMP) or power surges caused by lightning or other electrical disturbances. These surge protectors feature
Mouser Electronics is an authorised global distributor of new products and solutions from NXP Semiconductors. With over 14,000 NXP products in stock or available for order, Mouser offers a wide portfolio of the latest NXP solutions, adding new products daily. Mouser offers the complete line of products from NXP, including embedded solutions, semiconductors, optoelectronics, sensors,
Mouser Electronics has signed a global distribution agreement with and microwave component manufacturer, Fairview Microwave. The company’s portfolio includes cable assemblies and connectors, amplifiers and oscillators, tools and test equipment, and more. Its products serve a wide range of industries, including communications, medical, energy, transportation, and factory automation. The Fairview Microwave SMA Male to SMA
Mouser Electronics is an authorised global distributor of solutions from STMicroelectronics. With over 18,000 ST products – including more than 13,000 in stock and ready to ship – Mouser offers a wide portfolio of the newest ST solutions, adding new products every day. The STM32 32-bit microcontrollers are based on Arm Cortex-M cores (M0, M0+,
A look at how smart automation and collaboration ensure that components reach engineers when and where they are needed. Engineers, procurement teams, and hobbyists demand rapid access to a vast range of components, from minuscule resistors to large power supplies, often across multiple projects simultaneously. In this inherently complex environment, distributors face the dual challenges
Mouser Electronics broadens its portfolio of solutions designed to support the next generation of industrial automation systems. As industrial operations become increasingly connected and data-driven, manufacturers are seeking solutions that improve efficiency and enhance safety while reducing complexity across production environments. The rise of smart factories, real-time monitoring, and AI-enabled control systems is driving demand
Mouser Electronics announces a distribution agreement with iC-Haus, a German-based provider of semiconductor and system solutions for sensors, motion, and light. iC-Haus develops and manufactures both application-specific standard products (ASSPs) and custom integrated Circuits (ICs), enabling the simple implementation of complex world-class applications. With this new agreement, Mouser will now bring iC-Haus’ solutions to its
Mouser Electronics will inspire and highlight innovation at this year’s embedded world exhibition at the Nürnberg Messe in Nuremberg, Germany. From 10-12th March, the embedded electronics community will come together to gain new insights into the world of embedded systems, from components and hardware design to software design and communication. At the Mouser booth, in
Mouser Electronics is providing engineers with the latest information in its Edge computing resource centre. Reshaping how digital intelligence interacts with the physical world, Edge computing moves computation closer to where data is created and away from Cloud-first architectures. Driven by the need for low latency and reliable operation during connectivity disruptions, processing data locally