Texas Instruments, Inc. - Semi. Grp
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13532 N Central Expressway., MS 3807
Dallas, TX 75243-1108
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LVDS transmitter drives high res displays
The low power DS90C187 FPD-Link serializer delivers high screen resolution for tablet computers, ebooks, laptops, and portable display monitors. . . .
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Why you need a supervisor? That is, a voltage supervisor!
Voltage supervisors, also known as reset ICs or voltage monitors, are used to monitor system health. These devices supervise . . .
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LED controller with constant power regulation is industry’s first
The LM3447 LED controller with constant power regulation is claimed by the company to be the first of its . . .
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TI gives $2.2 million to re-energize introductory electronics courses at UC Berkeley
DALLAS and SANTA CLARA (May 10, 2012) — Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) (NASDAQ: TXN) today announced a $2.2 million . . .
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Stereo audio codec with miniDSP is claimed most integrated
The TLV320AIC3262 stereo audio codec with embedded miniDSP cores is offered as the industry's most highly integrated device of . . .
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Videos for Texas Instruments, Inc. - Semi. Grp:
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Next-Generation Phase-Dimmable LED Lighting
Here product marketing engineer, John Perry demonstrates TI’s new Phase Dimmable, Primary Side PFC Flyback Controller for LED Lighting.
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In this video, product marketing engineer, John Perry demonstrates TI’s new Phase Dimmable, Primary Side PFC Flyback Controller for LED Lighting. The LM3447 is a versatile power factor correction controller designed to meet the performance requirements of residential and commercial phase-cut dimmer compatible LED lamp drivers.
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Zigbee Made Easy
With Texas Instruments at ESC
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Murray Slovick talks with Texas Instruments at Zigbee Station at ESC
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Motor Controls
With Texas Instruments at ESC
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Murray Slovick talks with Texas Instruments about their Analog Motor Controls at ESC
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TPA6130A2: DirectPath headphone amp
by Texas Instruments
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TI's Nick Holland (HPA Portable Audio Marketing Manager) and Try Murphy (HPL Portable Audio Product Definition Manager) talk about the TPA6130A2 stereo headphone amplifier
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Texas Instruments LightCrafter DLP design kit
Mariquita Gordon, Business Manager for DLP Products describes new LightCrafter design kit.
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DLP LightCrafter is the latest, most advanced platform for harnessing Digitl Light Processors spatial light steering ability for a multitude of applications within industrial, medical, security and scientific instrument areas. The kits chipset has the DLP3000, a MEMS device with 415,872 microscopic mirrors, and the DLPC300 controller that provides a convenient user interface and high speed operation of the micromirror array.
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TPA2013D1: Audio Class-D amplifier
by Texas Instruments
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Sachin Ranganathan, Portable Audio Marketing Manager at Texas Instruments, talks about the TPA2013D1 Audio Class-D amplifier with integrated boost converter.
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TI's TPA2016D2
ClassD amp with dynmic range compression
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Sachin Ranganathan, Portable Audio Marketing Manager from Texas Instruments discusses with Electronic Products how to boost volume in portables.
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Thank an Engineer: Episode 1
Rober Jarvik and the Artifical Heart
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Rober Jarvik and the Artifical Heart
TI salutes the engineers who have enhanced the world in so many ways. Thank you for all you do.
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Analog-Front-End For Ultrasound
by Texas Instruments
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Xiaochen Xu, Systems and Applications Engineer from TI's Medical Business Unit, demos how the AFE5805 analog-front end allows you to design ultrasound equipment
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OPA369/OPA2369 Op-Amps
by Texas Instruments
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Joe Stoupa, Product Marketing Manager, will introduce the OPA369 and OPA2369 low-power, low-voltage operational amplifiers
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Texas Instruments has introduced a bunch of new MCUs
Scott Roller, Vice President at Texas Instruments, tells us about the latest microcontrollers from their Dallas headquarters.
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Ti’s new MSP430FR5739 16-bit MCU has 16 Kbytes of FRAM memory, the 32-bit TMS320TCI6612 MCU targets small wireless base station designs, and the dual core Concerto MCU fits motor control applications.
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ADS5281: Lowest power 8-channel ADC
from Texas Instruments
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Joe Venable demonstrates how the ADS5281 data converter family and the VCA8500 VGA allow you to create a higher density, lower power system without sacrificing dynamic performance.
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TI's Sang Chon discusses what the new F2806 MCU means to designers
TI's TMS320F2806x Piccolo floating-point MCU includes a Viterbi Complex Math Unit that accelerates power-line communications (PLC) processing for real-time control and energy-efficient applications. TI's Sangmin Chon discusses its implications.
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It’s hard for MCU vendors to differentiate themselves with devices being introduced by the hundreds each year, but Texas Instruments has done a pretty good job with the new $4.95 TMS320F2806x Piccolo floating-point MCU by inserting 75 new math instructions to handle complex math functions.
By adding this Viterbi Complex math Unit (VCU), TI aims to reduce the space and cost requirements for designers looking to quickly and efficiently add complex math capability, such as that required for PLC, real-time control and energy-efficient applications.
The VCU sits upon a host of features that include an 80-MHz core, a 32-bit floating-point Control Law accelerator (introduced with the Piccolo F2803 line in 2008), full-speed USB 2.0 (host and device), CAN and DMA access, high-resolution, 150-ps PWMs, 3-MSample/s, 12-bit ADCs and three analog comparators with 10-bit reference.
By including floating-point capability with its F280x line-up, TI was responding to customer requests to close the gap between the cost and efficiency-focused Piccolo line and its high-performance Delfino line.
“The higher-end users [of the Piccolo line] wanted floating point, but not 300-MHz performance [and its associated power consumption],” said Sangmin Chon, director of TI’s C2000 MCU marketing group.
The F2806 continues to close that gap and with the VCU, which, according to Chon, can implement full PLC G3 physical-layer processing up to three times faster than a software-based design. It can also accelerate a Viterbi Butterfly and trace-back functions by up to 7x and a 16-bit CRC for block lengths of 10 Bytes at up to 25x faster.
For more on the VCU, its benchmarks, as well as how it works and tips on how to implement and program it, see [insert feature link here].
Pricing and availability:
The F2806 is sampling now in 15 flavors, with memory ranges of 52 to 100 Kbytes of RAM, 128 to 256 Kbytes of flash and options for 80- and 100-pin packages.
Pricing starts at $4.95 each/1000, putting it in the same league as Microchip’s PIC32 line.
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Texas Instruments DLP dev kit
Kit aids light processing applications
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The DLP LightCommander easy-to-use development kit provides powerful tool for innovation using digital light processing (DLP) technology.
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Texas Instruments microcontroller offerings at electronica
Marketing director Jean Anne Booth of Texas Instruments gives us an overview of what they are demonstrating in their booth in Munich.
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TI has a very crowded and busy set of application examples on display at electronica - covering jnearly every embedded application. MCUs include the MSP430, C2000, Stellaris, and Sitara.
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SimpliciTI-networking protocol
by Texas Instruments
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Brian Blum, Product Marketing Engineer for TI's Low Power RF division, talks about two customer examples in order to demonstrate the versatility of SimpliciTI
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16-bit MCU wireless development kit
eZ430-Chronos dev kit in a sports watch
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Design kit comes in the form of a sports watch and demonstrates the low power and wireless capabilities of TI's CC430 MCU. The kit is priced at just $49.
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CC1111: Low Power RF
by Texas Instruments
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Erling Simensen, Product Marketing Manager talks with Bill Klein, Senior Applications Engineer, about low power wireless sense networks.
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Reference Design Documents for Texas Instruments, Inc. - Semi. Grp:
Reference Design for Telecom Applications
Reference Design for Telecom Applications
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PMP4301 Reference Design for 20W T8/T10 Fluorescent Lamp LED Driver
PMP4301 Reference Design for 20W T8/T10 Fluorescent Lamp LED Driver
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Pos-Ref Buck (3.3V@1A) for Power over Ethernet (PoE)
Pos-Ref Buck (3.3V@1A) for Power over Ethernet (PoE)
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Hysteretic Buck (4.2V@3.25A) for Battery Charging
Hysteretic Buck (4.2V@3.25A) for Battery Charging
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PFC, Resonant Half-Bridge, Buck (PFC, 42V@6A) for Digital Audio
PFC, Resonant Half-Bridge, Buck (PFC, 42V@6A) for Digital Audio
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eeTechBriefs –
15-Minute on-demand multimedia web casts covering the latest product developments.
Texas Instruments (TI) introduces new Integrated Power Solutions for DC/DC conversion. These products - the TPS8267xstep-down regulator and TPS84620 highly integrated point-of-load solution - feature an integrated inductor and passive components aimed at speeding development time and simplifying power design.
The TPS84620 is a highly integrated point-of-load solution with high density and efficiency and 30% better thermal dissipation compared to competitor solutions. The QFN package combines the inductor and passives onto one device and requires only three external components, making design layout extremely simple. Target applications include broadband and communications infrastructure, along with automated test and medical equipment.
The TPS8267x step-down regulator combines all external components on TI's new MicroSiP™ package - easing design for portable electronics. Plus a unique PWM frequency dithering feature reduces noise and improves performance. The TPS8267x is ideal for use in low-power performance applications, such as cell phones, smart phones, portable audio/video, digital TV, WLAN, GPS, Bluetooth® and portable medical devices.
Join Avnet Electronics Marketing's Chris Cooper for a brief 11-minute overview of both device families, which will include product roadmaps, available products, development tools and technical support offered by Avnet.
The TPS780/781 families of low-dropout (LDO) regulators offer the benefits of ultra-low power, miniaturized packaging and selectable dual-level output voltage levels. These devices are designed to be compatible with TI MSP430 microcontrollers. Because these LDOs are stable with any output capacitor greater than 1.0 µF, implementations of these devices require minimal board space.
Join Pat Hunter from TI for a 7-minute Webcast discussing:
• TPS780xx/781xx LDOs
○ Features
○ Benefits
○ Applications
• Dynamic Voltage Scaling (DVS) with TPS780xx LDOs
• MSP430 “F Version” Active Mode Current (IAM) VCC vs. operating frequency
• Runtime calculations
• Battery-life comparison
In less than 7 minutes, developers will gain an understanding of how to shift to a lower voltage level in a battery-powered design when the microprocessor is in sleep mode, which can reduce overall system power consumption.
Special Offer
Together with Avnet, TI is giving away TPS780xx evaluation modules to the first 25 qualified attendees of this Webcast.
In the portable market, electronic original equipment manufacturers (EOEMs) are challenged to add more and more functionality to smaller, more manageable devices. Texas Instruments (TI) is helping developers achieve this goal by offering a wide selection of Power Management Units (PMUs) power management ICs integrate multiple DC/DC converters and LDOs into one small package.
Join David Arciniega from TI for a 9-minute Webcast discussing:
• TI’s PMU portfolio
• Advantages & disadvantages of an integrated PMU solution
• Examples: Powering the Freescale iMX31 & iMX27processors
• Other supported DSP and processor families
• Design resources
In less than 9-minutes, you’ll gain an understanding of how TI PMUs can simplify the power design process for handheld applications and can meet a variety of design requirements such as dynamic voltage scaling and flexible power-up sequencing.
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