Mark Patrick

Mark joined Mouser Electronics in July 2014 having previously held senior marketing roles at RS Components. Prior to RS, Mark worked at Texas Instruments in applications support and technical sales roles. He holds a first class Honours Degree in Electronic Engineering from Coventry University.

Key Technologies Defining Robotics – From Static Arms to AMRs

What will the series cover? In this series of six blogs, we take a look at the key technologies defining the way robots are being designed and used today, and how that may evolve i

10-12-2020

Generating Sub-1V Power

Digital electronics have come a long way in performance and power supply requirements. The original 8086 processor, with its 10MHz maximum clock speed and 3µm process, used 5V for

11-11-2020

Controlling the Future with Your Voice: The Evolution of Microphones

For half a century, electret condenser microphones (ECMs) dominated the microphone market. In that time they were pivotal in landline telephones (particularly during the 1980/1990s

27-05-2020

Geoshift in the Power Market

What is Geothermal Energy? Geothermal energy technology is currently underused but starting to emerge in certain suitable locations as part of the overall mix of renewable energy s

28-05-2019

Engaging with Wave & Tidal Power

The power of tides and waves has always presented our society an attractive potential source of energy, but there have been many engineering challenges associated with trying to ca

24-05-2019

The Sun’s the Limit - Further Proliferation of Solar Technology

While Chinese companies currently dominate the production of solar cells using silicon substrates, European manufacturers have been pioneering two very different ways of capturing

Articles | 13-05-2019

The Sun’s the Limit - Further Proliferation of Solar Technology

While Chinese companies currently dominate the production of solar cells using silicon substrates, European manufacturers have been pioneering two very different ways of capturing

Insights | 13-05-2019

Will Blockchain handcuff the hackers and cut corruption?

There are a lot of things going on in the engineering community right now - and, as engineers, we are tasked with creating the world of tomorrow while the current machinery in plac

Articles | 10-05-2019

Will Blockchain handcuff the hackers and cut corruption?

There are a lot of things going on in the engineering community right now - and, as engineers, we are tasked with creating the world of tomorrow while the current machinery in plac

Insights | 10-05-2019