Texas Instruments launched its latest low-power buck converter for use in consumer and industrial Internet of Things devices with limited battery life, ranging from sensors slapped on factory floors to smart meters installed on the sides...
This full-duplex scrambler/descrambler IC provides basic, first-level security for voice-audio channels via a simple frequency-inversion scheme, and accommodates in-band signaling tones.
Advances in manufacturing processes as well as material and packaging technologies, plus the emergence of new application areas, are creating a resurgence of sorts for wide-bandgap devices.
Analog guru Bob Pease left behind a lot of stuff when he passed, and now it’s housed at Texas Instruments. The big question remains “what to do with it all?”
Combining an accelerator with a dedicated processing engine in a tiny module, the BP3901 earthquake detector embeds sophisticated algorithms that can distinguish between “routine” vibration from those caused by earthquakes.
Knowles, the largest player in the $1 billion global market for MEMS microphones, sells chips used in smartphones such as Apple's iPhone and smart speakers including Amazon's Echo. But as people grow accustomed to talking to Google...
Today’s server and telecom systems require maximum reduction of output ripple and high-frequency noise at the end of voltage regulators. This article details how to obtain accurate output-voltage ripple and noise, and offers methods to minimize both.
Smart tuning features like dynamic decay and ripple control can help you save time and reduce temperature and noise in your stepper motor applications.
