Mouser Electronics, in collaboration with ON Semiconductor, has unveiled a new eBook highlighting the advancement of autonomous robotics. This eBook explores the evolution of robotics technology and how cutting-edge sensors and systems are transforming the performance and application of mobile robots, providing engineers and industry professionals with insights for developing next-generation robots.

The e-book, "Engineering for the Future: Sensors and Systems Powering Modern Mobile Robots," explores the impact of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and the potential of physical AI, presenting methods for developing efficient and scalable solutions. It also showcases ON Semiconductor's latest product line and provides practical application examples of its technologies in real-world industrial settings.

The AR0235 CMOS image sensor, part of ON Semiconductor's Hyperlux SG product family, is a 2.3MP sensor with a resolution of 1920×1200. It supports full-resolution shooting at 120 frames per second (fps) based on a global shutter pixel design. It is an optimized solution for various applications such as machine vision, 3D scanning, AR/VR, and industrial quality control. The NCV75215 ultrasonic sensor provides time-of-flight (ToF) measurement function for obstacle avoidance and parking assistance, and supports detection in the range of 0.25m to 4.5m. Customized settings are possible through EEPROM memory, ensuring stable operation. The NCN26000 Ethernet 10BASE-T1S transceiver is a high-speed data transmission solution that can replace the existing CAN protocol. It transmits and receives data over a single unshielded twisted pair and boasts excellent noise immunity. The NCS32100 inductive position sensor is an absolute rotary encoder that supports high-resolution angle detection up to 50 arcseconds (arcsec), providing stable performance even under temperature fluctuations and polluted environments.

This e-book can be found on the official Mouser website resource page .