We design, manufacture, test and sell analog and embedded semiconductors that help our nearly 100,000 customers around the globe create differentiated applications in markets that include industrial, automotive, personal electronics, communications equipment and enterprise systems.
Low-latency audio components and advanced DSP components plus algorithms enable active noise cancellation in discerning automotive cabin applications such as those found in electric...
TI's RES60A-Q1 eliminates the need for lengthy discrete resistor chains with a single-chip, 1.4-kV, resistor divider that achieves 0.1% initial ratiometric precision with a maximum...
Texas Instruments' LMH13000 integrated laser driver delivers an 800-ps rise time and 50-mA to 5-A adjustable output current, enabling LiDAR modules in vehicles and autonomous ...
Sponsored by Texas Instruments: AVs offer a huge technological “wow” factor, but they must provide a safe and convenient ride. This article examines technologies like ADAS and...
Sponsored by Texas Instruments: BAW clocks offer low jitter as well as enhanced reliability and performance, enabling safer operation, cleaner data communications, and faster ...
Sponsored by Texas Instruments: As everyday electronic products gain intelligence and wireless connectivity, designers must choose components that can maintain security.
Sponsored by Texas Instruments: To satiate the power demands of data centers using AI, engineers are turning to gallium-nitride-based high-voltage solutions.
Sponsored by Texas Instruments: Power density, efficiency, safety, and redundancy have become increasingly important factors as data centers handle AI workloads and take on more...
Part 2 of our impromptu chat with Henrik Mannesson, General Manager at Texas Instruments, about the pivotal role of semiconductors and energy storage in the renewable-energy transition...
An impromptu chat with Henrik Mannesson, General Manager at Texas Instruments, about the pivotal role of semiconductors in the renewable-energy transition.
Sponsored by Texas Instruments: Complex battery systems are becoming a power solution for a range of applications, heightening the demand for advanced BMS and battery energy storage...
Is high-voltage DC (HVDC) the future of power distribution in data centers? If so, power-supply designers will have to work through a lot of challenges to make it a reality.
eFuses integrate power switches, digital controllers, current sensing, and all of the other smarts for hot swapping in a single chip. For TI, they represent the future of circuit...
Sponsored by Texas Instruments: Gallium-nitride devices in transformer-outline leadless packages can serve in applications such as data-center power-supply units, electric-vehicle...
Sponsored by Texas Instruments: Adoption of 48-V systems will impact everything from components to systems in EV design. The latest advances are helping to ensure the transition...