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Bench Talk for Design Engineers | The Official Blog of Mouser Electronics


New Tech Tuesdays: Reliable Internet Access Anywhere, Anytime with TE Connectivity's LEMBAS LTE/GNSS USB Modem
En junio 26, 2023 en All, Dev Tools, General, IoT, New Tech Tuesdays, Open Source, RF, Wireless por Rudy Ramos
Rudy Ramos
Portable USB modems are a convenient and versatile solution for providing internet connectivity to devices that do not have built-in cellular connectivity or lack reliable Wi-Fi® access.
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Tagged With: cellular connectivity, gnss, internet connectivity, internet of things, iot, lembas, lte, maker, portable usb modems, remote work, sbc, single board computers, te connectivity, wi-fi access
Ask an Engineer for Griswold-Style Display
En diciembre 15, 2020 en All, IoT, Lighting, Maker por Charles Byers
Charles Byers
With a bit of clever design and construction, it is possible to create a very striking snowflake pattern generator as part of a holiday light display. Here are four implementation ideas for a homemade device that will surely be the coolest front yard ornament on your block.
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Tagged With: bulbs, construction, holiday, led, light, lights, maker, snowflake, strands, symmetry
If You Build It, Will They Come?
En septiembre 20, 2019 en All, EIT 2019: Engineering Big Ideas, Maker por David Talbott
David Talbott
The essential hardware innovation question of “If you build it, will customers buy it?” keeps every maker, innovator, and founder of a startup awake at night. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to answer that question before investing a significant amount of time and money in a new idea.
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Tagged With: Creator, Hardware accelerator, Maker, Minimum Viable Product, Proof of Concept, Prototype, Startup
Welcome to Innovation
En agosto 7, 2019 en All, EIT 2019: Engineering Big Ideas, Maker por Jeffrey Hutchings
Jeffrey Hutchings
Corporations and universities continue to play a key role in developing new technologies, but innovation is becoming more open than ever before. Easy idea sharing and development tools accessible to almost anyone are changing the face of innovation.
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Tagged With: Accelerator, Creative ideas, Creator, Ideas, Incubator, Innovation, Invent, Invention, Maker
CLIK Lab Offers Engineering Students New Opportunities
En diciembre 11, 2017 en All, Maker, StartUp, Student Central por CLIK
CLIK
The Politecnico di Torino, one of the leading academic institutions in in Italy, recently inaugurated their new laboratory, CLIK (Contamination Lab & Innovation Kitchen), a space where students can work together in an informal way. As an interface between academia and entrepreneurship, CLIK provide students not only with the opportunity to develop electronic systems, but also opportunity to learn how to present them in an appropriate way. A hackathon started the new installation, and Mouser Electronics as a sponsor sent its EMEA specialists.
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Tagged With: CLIK, Contamination Lab & Innovation Kitchen, hackathon, maker, Raspberry Pi
The Making of Makers
En julio 17, 2017 en All, Maker, Student Central por Deborah Ray
Deborah Ray
When it comes to making a Maker, education, mentoring, and big ideas are key. Projects become about the journey of problem solving, and big ideas.
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Tagged With: education, maker
Rise of the “Maker Pro”: Selling Your First 100 Products
En septiembre 16, 2016 en Maker por Mike Parks
Mike Parks
Never before in the history of invention has it been so easy to turn an idea into a reality. The Maker Movement has proven that there are still plenty of great products to be built and companies to grow. Many folks who are not classically trained in any technical field are becoming empowered to design, build, and create in ways that until recently were just simply not possible.
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Tagged With: Maker, Maker Pro
Make it Happen: The Maker Movement
En mayo 31, 2016 en Maker por Justin Risedorf
Justin Risedorf
“They don’t make things like they used to.” But there may still be some hope; today’s maker movement, helped along by open source hardware, may be able to replenish some of the awe that the Industrial Revolution took from us. Not to disrespect mass production, I’m as much a fan of affordable goods as the next person, but it seems sterile now. Products seem manufactured, not thoughtfully designed and crafted.
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Tagged With: Maker, Makespaces
Journal of a Newbie Maker
En agosto 28, 2015 en All por Colin Carter
Colin Carter
I’ll cut right to the chase here: I’m not an engineer. By education, I’m a technical writer. By pastime, I’m a musician, homebrewer, reader, cyclist, record collector, house cleaner, and animal lover. In the past couple of years, I’ve added the mantle of maker. Or tinkerer. Or DIYer. Whatever you want to call it, I built a circuit from a handful of components — and it works! You may remember your first successful build and your sense of accomplishment. Here’s my story.
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Tagged With: LED, Maker
On Becoming a Maker Dad: Tinkering with a 9-year old & LED Strips
En enero 10, 2015 en STEAM por Nathan Christiansen
Nathan Christiansen
“Dad, what’s a circuit?” Coming from my nine-year old daughter every question is perilous, but this one was precious because it touches something I love, and even more rare it is a question I can answer. My talking about circuits quickly turned into showing about circuits; in a few minutes we were digging through the electrics bin in the garage for parts. We found some three-color LED strips (leftover from a previous Mouser purchase) and away we ran.
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Tagged With: LEDs, Maker, STEM

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