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Mouser Electronics

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Type
  
Website
  
www.mouser.com

Number of employees
  
1,100

Industry
  
Electronics

CEO
  
Glenn Smith (Dec 1988–)

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Key people
  
Paul Andrews, Jr., ChairmanGlenn Smith, President & CEO

Headquarters
  
Mansfield, Texas, United States

Founded
  
1964, El Cajon, California, United States

Parent organizations
  
Profiles

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Mouser Electronics is a catalog distributor of electronic components based in Mansfield, Texas, United States.

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History

Mouser Electronics was founded in El Cajon, California by Jerry Mouser in 1964. Jerry Mouser was a physics teacher who needed components for an electronics program at his high school.

In 1983, his company relocated to its branch location in Mansfield, Texas and in 2001, expanded into a new facility on seven acres there. In January 2000, Mouser became a wholly owned subsidiary of TTI, Inc. in Fort Worth, Texas. In December 2006, a majority ownership of TTI was sold to Warren Buffett controlled Berkshire Hathaway. In 2007, the company expanded its warehouse and office space by 231,800 square feet.

Mouser cosponsored the SAE 2013 Counterfeit parts Avoidance Symposium in Canada.

The company has been presented awards such as "Electronics Choice Industry Award for Community Activism - Social or Educational Cause" from the Electronic Components Industry Association in 2013 and from connector manufacturer Harting in 2013 for "New Customer Growth" and "New Product Growth", and Littelfuse in 2011, for "Catalog Distributor of the Year".

In early 2016, a 250,000 square foot expansion facility will be completed next to their current warehouse in Texas.

E-commerce

The website has products from 500+ manufacturers and access to 5 million data sheets. It has a project manager with automatic re-order and Bill Of Materials (BOM) import capabilities. Users can subscribe to a Mouser newsletter. Microsites off the Mouser.com website teach about new technologies.

References

Mouser Electronics Wikipedia