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New Tech Tuesdays: High-Efficiency Imperative: More Power, Less Loss

On September 23, 2025 in All, New Tech Tuesdays, Power by Mouser Technical Content Staff

TDK’s large-size ferrite cores deliver high power density, low core losses, and robust integration for demanding industrial, EV, and renewable energy applications—redefining magnetic component performance.

Tagged With: coil formers, ev charging components, high power density, high-frequency power transformers, industrial inductors, large ferrite cores, low loss magnetic materials, solar inverters, tdk ferrite cores, ups power supplies

Quantum Computing Set to Revolutionize Gaming and Entertainment

On September 22, 2025 in All, Audio, Computing, Security, Sensors, Wireless by Liam Critchley

Quantum computing is poised to transform gaming with immersive AR/VR, intelligent NPCs, and secure environments for next-gen entertainment.

Tagged With: ar/vr, gaming security, immersive gaming, intelligent npcs, procedural generation, quantum ai, quantum computing, quantum encryption, quantum tech, virtual reality

Engineers Break Speed Barrier with Tiny Plasmonic Modulator

On September 18, 2025 in All, Industrial, IoT, Medical, RF, Wireless by Nicolette Emmino

ETH Zurich's plasmonic modulator addresses key challenges in high-speed data transfer, 6G, and sensing by redefining optical I/O, with 1000GHz bandwidth in a micrometer-sized, CMOS-compatible device.

Tagged With: 6g communications, cmos integration, data center optics, eth zurich, nanophotonics, optical i/o, plasmonic modulator, polariton technologies, silicon photonics, terahertz

New Tech Tuesdays: AIoT on the Edge: AI-Accelerated Revolution

On September 16, 2025 in All, Automation, Computing, IoT, New Tech Tuesdays by Mouser Technical Content Staff

Renesas RA8P1 microcontrollers provide a high-performance, single-chip solution for edge AI and IoT applications. They feature single- and dual-core MCU configurations with an integrated neural processing unit and advanced security to enable voice, vision, and real-time analytics.

Tagged With: ai-enabled mcu, arm cortex-m85, edge ai, ethos-u55, iot, neural network processor, real-time analytics, renesas ra8p1, vision ai, voice ai

Designing Connectors for Today's Higher Speeds

On September 12, 2025 in All, Computing, Connectors by Molex

The shift from NRZ to PAM4 is enabling higher data rates for the latest AI and high-performance computing applications. High-speed connectors help preserve signal integrity, ensuring readiness for tomorrow’s data requirements.

Tagged With: board-to-board, connectors, high-speed, interconnect, mezzanine connectors, mirror mezz, molex, nrz, pam4

3D Metal Printing Improves Customization for Medical Implants

On September 10, 2025 in All, Medical by Liam Critchley

3D metal printing offers design freedom and customization opportunities in the medical space. Tailoring the size, shape, and properties of different medical implants enables patients to have biocompatible and properly fitting implants, which are less likely to degrade over time.

Tagged With: 3d metal printing, 3d printing, additive manufacturing, imd, implantable medical device, medical device

New Tech Tuesdays: Laser Additive Manufacturing Launches into Space

On September 9, 2025 in All, Industrial, New Tech Tuesdays, Robotics by Mouser Technical Content Staff

From zero-gravity printing on the International Space Station to plans for manufacturing on Mars, laser additive manufacturing is opening new opportunities in space-based engineering.

Tagged With: fiber lasers, in-space manufacturing, lam, lamp esa, laser additive manufacturing, made in space, metal 3d printing, motion control, nasa, space 3d printing

From Bare Metal to Zephyr: How RTOSes Power Embedded Systems

On September 8, 2025 in All, Computing, General, Open Source by Mike Parks

Curious how modern embedded systems handle complex tasks with precision and reliability? Discover how real-time operating systems like ZephyrOS help developers build smarter, faster, and safer applications—and why it might be time to level up your next project.

Tagged With: delays, deterministic, embedded, firmware, industrial, iot, kernel, low-latency, microcontroller, modular, open-source, os, processes, real-time operating system, rtos, scheduler, tasks, threads, timers, zephyr

Adapting Additive Manufacturing at Novameat

On September 5, 2025 in All, EIT 2025, Empowering Innovation, Industrial by Mouser Technical Content Staff

By combining 3D printing with traditional food manufacturing into a process that can be implemented by adapting existing equipment, Novameat leads the effort to creating plant-based solutions that address the environmental impacts and dietary concerns associated with the meat industry.

Tagged With: 3d printing , additive manufacturing, environmental impact, food manufacturing, industry, innovation, novameat, plant-based

Why Data Centers Are Moving to 48V Power

On September 3, 2025 in All, Computing, General, Power by Amphenol

As AI and high-performance workloads push data centers beyond 12V limits, 48V power is becoming a necessity. Discover how Amphenol's OCP-compliant BarKlip® connectors reduce heat loss and offer high current-carrying capabilities to support the computing density requirements of modern data centers.

Tagged With: 12v to 48v conversion, 48v power distribution, ai data center power, amphenol barklip®, busbar connectors, data center efficiency, high-density computing, low-resistance connectors, ocp orv3, server rack power

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