Texas Instruments (TI) is a global leader in semiconductor solutions, offering analog, digital signal processing (DSP), and embedded processing products. TI’s innovations in microcontrollers, power management, and sensor technologies have expanded applications in automotive, industrial, and consumer electronics. Recent product releases, such as energy-efficient TI processors and advanced analog ICs, continue to shape the future of electronics design. With a strong global presence and a focus on research and development, TI remains a driving force in electronics product development, supporting industries worldwide with cutting-edge, scalable solutions.
Texas Instruments has joined the companies working with Nvidia on 800Vdc data centres. 800Vdc power-distribution architecture will provide the power density and conversion efficiency that future AI processors require, while minimizing the growth of the power supply’s size, weight and complexity,” said TI. Nvidia’s proposal is to convert 13.8kVac grid power directly to 800Vdc at the data centre perimeter. Compared with ...
PocketBeagle 2 has quietly been given a quad core upgrade. Initially built around Texas Instrument’s AM6232 IC, which has dual 64bit 1GHz Arm Cortex-A53 CPUs, the development board has been upgraded to TI’s AM6254, which has four of the same cores running at 1.4GHz, plus a 3D GPU that it did not have at the original launch. The change happened ...
At PCIM in Nuremberg this week, Texas Instruments announced an automotive-qualified LLC controller for light electric vehicle charging, and demonstrated it in a three-stage ac-dc battery charger for electric two-wheelers. (LLC is an inductor-inductor-capacitor topology, see diagram) “But despite the benefits that the LLC topology can offer, including minimal standby power and low audible noise, electric vehicle manufacturers have been ...
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Texas Instruments is aiming at robot motor control up to 60V with a series of isolated ADCs that include 200V barriers and come in 8pad 3.5 x 2.7mm VSON packaging. Each has a ΣΔ ADC on the hot side, an isolation barrier, then a digital interface on the cool side. The output is a modulated bit stream synchronised to an ...
Tl says it has come up with “the first functional isolated modulators”, helping designers achieve more precise motor control in compact robot designs. The AMC0106M05, AMC0136 and AMC0106M25 isolated modulators enable increased precision and higher resolution of 12 to 14 effective number of bits (ENOB) for accurate and reliable phase current sensing and DC voltage sensing measurements. Offered in a ...
We're talking about a CHIIPS interview with ANDtr, TSMC investing $100bn in Arizona fabs, TI's 'world's smallest' MCU, and ESA investing in Edinburgh's Astronomy Technology Centre...
Texas Instruments is claiming “the world’s smallest” for its latest MCU, which measures 1.6 x 0.86mm (1.38mm2) in its 8pad DSBGA package. Despite this, it has a 24MHz 32bit Arm Cortex-M0+ processor, three 12bit ADC channels (with DMA), four timers and one each: UART, I2C and SPI interfaces. There are actually two devices at this size, the MSPM0C1104S8YCJR with 16kbyte ...
Nyobolt averting a funding crisis, Philips selling its Xiver MEMS unit, Samsung re-designing its HBM chips, IBM and Global foundries settling their dispute, and TI's in-cabin radar IC for vehicles...
Texas Instruments has announced an in-cabin radar IC for vehicles that includes both RF front-end, signal processing and application processing. Revealed at CES today, AWRL6844 is a 60GHz radar made on a 40nm RF CMOS process and packaged in a 9.1 x 9.1mm BGA. Running AI algorithms locally, it is intended to provide occupancy monitoring for seat belt reminder, child ...
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