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Preventing Capacitor Failures in AI Server Power Systems
En octubre 16, 2025 en All, Computing, General, Power, Quality por YAGEO Group
YAGEO Group
Capacitor failures in AI servers often stem from stress conditions like thermal cycling and high ripple currents. Components like YAGEO Group’s A798 series are designed for data center environments.
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Tagged With: a798 series capacitors, ai servers, capacitor failure, data center, electronic components, mlcc, polymer capacitors, power integrity, ripple current, thermal runaway, yageo group
New Tech Tuesdays: Grading 1D and 2D Codes: Omron F440 Transforms the Game
En octubre 24, 2023 en All, Automation, Automotive, Computing, General, Industrial, IoT, Medical, New Tech Tuesdays, Quality por Rudy Ramos
Rudy Ramos
The Omron F440 smart camera with advanced machine vision is a revolutionary tool in the world of 1D and 2D code grading. By ensuring the highest level of precision and accuracy in barcode grading, the F440 enhances operational efficiency while upholding the gold standards of quality control.
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Tagged With: 1d and 2d codes, automation, autovision, barcode, f440, grading codes, inventory management, logistics, machine vision, omron, omron industrial automation, qc, sony pregius 5mp global shutter sensor, supply chain, traceability
How Buyers Benefit From Using a Distributor
En julio 6, 2020 en All, Computing, General, Quality por Tommy Cummings
Tommy Cummings
Buyers and purchasing agents for companies want choices, control, and convenience to be big players in the supply chain. Distributors offer that edge.
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Tagged With: b2b, buyers, choices, convenience, distributor, distributors, products, shopping, supermarket, suppliers
How a Distributor Makes Sense for Engineers
En junio 22, 2020 en All, Computing, General, Quality por Tommy Cummings
Tommy Cummings
One big advantage for an engineer buying via a distributor: You don't have to navigate to dozens of manufacturers’ websites. A distributor's website offers a comprehensive selection of parts in stock or available for order.
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Tagged With: convenience, customer, distributor, dozens, engineers, purchase, supplier, suppliers, websites
Digital Twinning and the Future of Transportation Safety
En abril 24, 2018 en All, Computing, Industrial, IoT, Quality, Sensors por Mike Parks
Mike Parks
The tragedy that befell Southwest Flight 1380 in April 2018 is thankfully a rare event in modern air travel. Digital twining is a promising new technological concept that could soon help the transportation industry hone safety measures.
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Tagged With: AI, Digital twin, Harsh environment, Microfracture, Predictive maintenance, Real-time monitoring, Southwest Airlines flight 1380, Transportation safety, What-if analysis
AS6496 Anti-Counterfeit Control Plan Posted
En noviembre 20, 2014 en Quality por Chuck Amsden
Chuck Amsden
The AS6496 standard was published in August and Mouser now has an Anti-Counterfeit Control Plan written specifically to that standard.
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Tagged With: AS6496, Counterfeit, Quality
Buying From Independents Carries Problems and Risks
En junio 18, 2014 en Quality por Chuck Amsden
Chuck Amsden
Last week I had a prime tell us they preferred to buy a part through an independent rather than directly from Mouser, an authorized distributor. I’ve been told this is for the convenience of the prime. They want to keep their suppler base low and they don’t have an account with Mouser. So they add an extra link to the chain by having the independent buy it from us and then the independent turns around and brokers it to the prime.
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Tagged With: AS5553A, Distribution, Mouser Electronics, OCMs, Quality
Part Traceability Needs to be Taken Seriously
En mayo 23, 2014 en Quality por Chuck Amsden
Chuck Amsden
I was on a standards writing committee call two weeks ago discussing part traceability with customers on the committee. I wanted them to accept this requirement in the standard “c. Maintain inventory control of received parts sufficient to have positive traceability as to the supplier of the parts. Parts from different suppliers will not be comingled.” The thinking here is that by having this traceability, customers will know whose product is giving them problems. I was amazed by the response.
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Tagged With: buyers, components, Quality, Traceability
AS6496 Out for Ballot
En abril 29, 2014 en Quality por Chuck Amsden
Chuck Amsden
AS6496, the SAE standard for Authorized Distribution, has gone out for ballot. This new standard will enhance authorized distribution and give customers a clearer picture on Authorized Distributors.
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Tagged With: AS6496, Distributor, Quality, SAE
State of the COTS Parts Market
En febrero 26, 2014 en Quality por Chuck Amsden
Chuck Amsden
I have been involved in counterfeit mitigation since early 2009. I’ve had hundreds of interesting conversations with peers and industry experts. Yesterday it dawned on me what was happening to the commercial off the shelf (COTS) market for parts. Defense contractors and the DOD are trying hard to make the COTS industry conform to QPL or military conformance. Whether it is a conscious effort or not, is yet to be seen. The problem is the COTS industry has not done this in the past and now has problems complying. It’s not that the COTS industry doesn’t want to do it, it’s just the infrastructure and specific records required don’t exist.
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Tagged With: COTS, DOD, MFG, Quality

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