TI to showcase next-gen power-management devices at APEC 2022
Texas Instruments will demonstrate at APEC 2022 how engineers can overcome some of their most pressing power-management design challenges.
How active short circuit bolsters protection in 48-V MHEVs
Electric motors such as starter-generators are at the heart of the mild hybrid electric vehicles (MHEVs) to boost the low-speed…
TI buffer amplifier boosts signal bandwidth by 10x in data-acquisition systems
TI's BUF802 buffer amplifier is capable of supporting frequency bandwidths as high as 3GHz.
TI ADC pushes data-acquisition performance higher
TI's latest 24-bit wideband ADCs deliver industry-leading signal-measurement precision at wider bandwidths than competing devices.
TI wins four awards at EE Awards Asia and accelerates the momentum of GaN technology
Texas Instruments has won four awards at this year’s EE Awards Asia for its LMG3525R030-Q1 gallium nitride (GaN) device.
TI GaN technology powers Delta Electronics’ server PSUs for data centers
TI's GaN technology and C2000 MCUs are being used in Delta Electronics' enterprise server power-supply units.
Op amp enhances automotive LED string current balancing
Here is a comparison between discrete transistor-based solution and op-amp-based LED current balancing circuit used in multiple LED strings.
Why radiation hardness matters for point-of-load converters
Space-qualified FPGAs bring with them challenging voltage regulation requirements.
Improving isolated I2C interface with hot swap
The article explains what hot swap is, the benefits of hot-swappable I2C, and the additional benefits of isolated I2C with…
Should you operate your step-down converter in power-save or forced PWM mode?
Power supply designers should select optimum operating mode for each voltage rail based on how it affects system-level performance.