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Don’t Reinvent the Wheel: An Introduction to Embedded Middleware

En abril 13, 2026 en Computing, Dev Tools, General por Mike Parks

Middleware is the hidden layer that makes embedded systems portable and scalable. Learn what it does, when to use it, and why abstractions inevitably leak.

Tagged With: board support, build vs buy, code reuse, embedded systems, freertos, hardware abstraction, leaky abstractions, middleware, portability, protocol stacks, rtos integration, software architecture, system layers, zephyr os

New Tech Tuesdays: Stacked Capacitors for Harsh, High-Frequency Power

En abril 7, 2026 en All, Automation, General, Industrial, New Tech Tuesdays por Mouser Technical Content Staff

Stacked MLCC capacitors enhance reliability in harsh, high‑frequency power designs by reducing mechanical stress while maintaining low ESR and ESL for industrial and energy applications.

Tagged With: dc‑dc converter capacitors, harsh‑environment components, high‑frequency power capacitors, industrial power electronics, kyocera avx kgp series, low esl capacitors, low esr capacitors, power supply capacitors, stacked mlcc capacitors

How AI Travel Tools Transform Trip Planning

En abril 2, 2026 en Automation, EIT 2026, Empowering Innovation, General, IoT por Mouser Technical Content Staff

AI travel tools are reshaping trip planning by turning simple conversations into accurate, bookable itineraries. Shie Gabbai explains how travel-specific AI reduces research time, improves reliability, and makes planning easier for everyday travelers.

Tagged With: ai accuracy, ai booking tools, ai travel planning, conversational ai, digital travel assistant, personalized itineraries, roam around, travel automation, travel tech, trip planning technology

The Big Push to Bring Physical Buttons Back

En marzo 5, 2026 en Automation, General, IoT por Matt Campbell

Physical buttons are poised to make a comeback in cars, appliances, and everyday devices as designers prioritize safety, usability, and human-machine interaction.

Tagged With: appliance design, automotive controls, capacitive touch, haptic feedback, hmi, human-machine interface, interface ergonomics, physical buttons, safety in design, tactile controls, user experience

Best Practices for HMI Design in Industrial and Safety-Critical Applications

En enero 30, 2026 en General, Industrial Automation, Security por Abhishek Jadhav

Best practices for human-machine interface (HMI) design require user-centric layout, error handling and alarm management, and robust hardware design.

Tagged With: alarm management, error handling, hmi design, human-machine interface, industrial automation, isa-101, operator interface, process control, rugged hmi, user-centric interface

New Tech Tuesdays: Hybrid Power Modules Simplify High-Power Bus Conversion

En diciembre 9, 2025 en All, Circuit Protection, Energy Harvesting, General, Industrial, Low Power, New Tech Tuesdays, Power por Mouser Technical Content Staff

Analog Devices’ hybrid µModule® simplifies 48V bus conversion with high efficiency, low EMI, and scalable power for telecom and industrial systems.

Tagged With: 48V bus converter, Analog Devices LTM4654, bidirectional power, DC-DC converter, high power density, hybrid µModule, industrial power, low EMI, switched-capacitor topology, telecom power

Smarter Power and Cooling Strategies for Modern Data Centers

En noviembre 26, 2025 en All, Computing, Connectors, Energy Harvesting, General, Power por Molex

48V power distribution, high-efficiency UPS systems, and immersion cooling are reshaping data centers by helping engineers boost power density, reduce energy use, and improve system reliability.

Tagged With: 48v power distribution, cooling systems, data center efficiency, energy efficiency, immersion cooling, molex connectors, open rack v3, power density, thermal management, ups systems

Thermoelectric Nanomaterials for Energy Harvesting in Electronics

En noviembre 24, 2025 en All, Energy Harvesting, General, Industrial, Low Power, Medical, Power, Sensors, Wireless por Liam Critchley

Learn how thermoelectric nanomaterials are enabling more efficient, compact, and sustainable power solutions for modern electronics, ranging from wearables and IoT devices to industrial systems and space exploration.

Tagged With: carbon nanotubes, energy harvesting, graphene, iot power solutions, low power devices, nanowires, sustainable electronics, thermoelectric generator, thermoelectric nanomaterials, wearable electronics

Context-Driven Models for Smarter Forecasts

En noviembre 17, 2025 en All, Automation, Computing, Energy Harvesting, General, Industrial, IoT, Low Power, Sensors por Becks Simpson

Discover how context-aware LLMs improve forecasting accuracy by integrating real-world data, including outages, weather, and retail promotions.

Tagged With: anomaly detection, context-aware ai, energy demand, forecasting, interpretability, llm, predictive analytics, reasoning models, retail forecasting, time series models

How Space Robots Survive Extreme Heat, Radiation, and Terrain

En noviembre 13, 2025 en All, Circuit Protection, General, Motor Control, RF, Robotics, Sensors por Liam Critchley

Discover how advanced materials like ceramics, refractory metals, and graphene protect space robots from extreme heat, radiation, and terrain.

Tagged With: graphene thermal management, harsh environment, mars rover sensors, radiation shielding, refractory metals, robotic spacecraft, satellite protection, smartir, space robotics, ultra-high temperature ceramics

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