Mouser Electronics has continued to expand its line card by adding 62 new manufacturers to date in 2021. With more than 1100 manufacturer brands, Mouser now offers an even wider range of product options for its global customer base of design engineers, component buyers, procurement agents, educators and students.
Mouser’s global distribution centre handles a massive inventory of more than 1,1 million unique SKUs for semiconductors and electronic components across all product categories, including embedded, connectors, optoelectronics, passives and more. In recent years, Mouser has strengthened both its embedded and sensors line-ups to enhance its Internet of Things (IoT) product offerings.
Among the new manufacturer partners Mouser has added in 2021 are:
• Acconeer, a supplier of 3D sensors and pulsed, short-range radar technologies.
• CITEL, providing surge protectors that keep sensitive electronics safe and operations uninterrupted.
• LORD, a leader in the management of vibration, noise and motion control.
• MultiTech, a leading global supplier of IoT devices and services, including sensor, authentication and communications solutions.
• Quectel, supplier of 5G, LTE, LTE-A, LPWA, automotive, Android Smart, UMTS/HSPA(+), GSM/GPRS and GNSS modules.
• QuickLogic, a developer of embedded FPGA IP; ultra-low-power, multi-core, voice-enabled systems-on-chip (SoCs); and endpoint artificial intelligence (AI) solutions.
• Telink Semiconductor, a fabless IC design company that develops low-power RF and mixed-signal system chips for IoT applications.
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