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For more than 80 years, Texas Instruments has used increasingly complex signal-processing technology – with advances ranging from the incremental to the revolutionary – to literally and repeatedly change the world.

Every day, our semiconductor innovations help 90,000 customers unlock possibilities for a smarter, safer, greener, healthier and more enjoyable world. Our focus on building a better future is ingrained in everything we do, from responsible semiconductor manufacturing, to employee care and active involvement with the communities we live in.

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IoT
4th November 2014
PLC reference designs are G3-PLC certified

A long-time executive member of the alliance, Texas Instruments' PLC (Power Line Communication) reference designs have been certified by the G3-PLC Alliance. This allows smart grid technology providers to be assured of compliance and interoperability when they choose TI’s system solution for G3-PLC applications.

Tech Videos
4th November 2014
How simple can inverting be?

In this video from TI, Anston explores where negative input power rails are required and showcases how simple inverting can be with the LM4360x and LM4600x synchronous regulators.

Tech Videos
4th November 2014
3D print a pumpkin with DLP technology

Using a 3D printer enabled by Texas Instruments' DLP technology to print a Jack-O-Lantern for Halloween.

Artificial Intelligence
27th October 2014
Processors enhance digital cockpit integration

To enable customers to augment infotainment and pair informational ADAS features, Texas Instruments has added signal processing functionality to the DRA75x processors. This combination will allow customers to produce cars with digital cockpit integration as well as traditional infotainment features without compromising performance. Delivering a diverse portfolio of products with hardware and software compatibility, the Jacinto 6 EP and Jacin...

Micros
26th October 2014
MCUs cut system cost in industrial control applications

Texas Instruments has beefed up its Piccolo microcontroller (MCUs) range with a device that boosts execution speeds of control tasks in industrial applications such as telecom rectifiers, server power, solar micro inverters, frequency inverters and automotive HEV/EV. The F2807x MCUs also provide many analogue and control peripherals to enable more integrated control applications. They are scalable with the previously announced C2000 Delfino F2837...

Artificial Intelligence
23rd October 2014
Processor develops sophisticated ADAS applications

Designed to help car manufacturers develop sophisticated advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) applications, the TDA3x processor family has been released by Texas Instruments. Using the automotive SoC family, manufacturers can develop ADAS applications that meet or exceed NCAP requirements, reduce collisions on the road and enable a more autonomous driving experience in entry- to mid-level automobiles.

Analysis
21st October 2014
IoT devices are first to be chip level WiFi CERTIFIED

Claiming to be the first company to have a chip achieve WiFi Alliance certification, Texas Instruments' SimpleLink WiFi CC3100 and CC3200 devices are now WiFi CERTIFIED at the chip level. Designed for the IoT, the CC3100 and CC3200 chips have been confirmed to contain all the software and hardware features on-chip needed to interoperate with a WiFi network.

Optoelectronics
20th October 2014
LED matrix manager controls 96 high-brightness LEDs

Claimed to be the industry’s first fully integrated high-brightness LED matrix manager IC for adaptive automotive headlight systems, Texas Instruments has announced the TPS92661-Q1. This enables automobile manufacturers to create innovative LED headlamps that vary beam patterns and intensity dynamically for optimum roadway illumination and enhanced driver safety.

Tech Videos
17th October 2014
Texas Instruments at World Maker Faire 2014

This video from Texas Instruments shows what the company were up to this year at World Maker Faire in New York, USA.

Tech Videos
17th October 2014
Start developing with TI's AM5K2Ex processor

The XEVMK2EX is a full-featured development tool for 66AK2Exx and AM5K2Exx KeyStone II based SoCs. Get started developing general purpose embedded computing systems for industrial, mission critical, and networking applications with this double-wide AMC form-factor evaluation board featuring a single 66AK2E05 Quad-core ARM Cortex-A15 processor with one C66x DSP.

Events News
15th October 2014
See TI's industrial & automotive designs innovations

Texas Instruments will be exhibiting analogue and embedded processing semiconductors which enable innovative technologies for industrial and automotive designs. Visitors can participate in hands-on demonstrations showing how the right products and solutions can make development quick and easy, even for complex systems.

Communications
15th October 2014
BLDC motor driver reduces audible noise by up to 75%

Claimed to be the industry’s first 24V, sinusoidal, sensorless, BLDC motor driver, the DRV10983 has been announced by Texas Instruments. The motor driver uses 180°, sinusoidal, sensorless technology to reduce audible noise by up to 75% compared to competing solutions for applications such as cooling fans, ceiling fans, blowers and small appliances.

Mixed Signal/Analog
9th October 2014
High accuracy SAR ADCs simplify high-voltage designs

Texas Instruments has introduced the first devices in a high-voltage family of SAR ADCs. Claimed to provide the industry’s lowest gain drift, offset voltage and offset drift, the eight-channel ADS8688 and four-channel ADS8684 allow an input of up to ±10.24V from a single 5V supply, significantly simplifying system power requirements.

Micros
7th October 2014
Non-volatile FRAM MCUs jump-start LCD-based designs

The introduction of the MSP430 MCU product family signals an expansion of Texas Instrument's portfolio of ultra-low-power MCUs with integrated LCD support on-chip. The MSP430 MCU family has been announced alongside the MSP-EXP430FR4133 LaunchPad rapid prototyping kit, providing all the advantages of non-volatile FRAM in a small memory footprint.

Optoelectronics
6th October 2014
Linear controller simplifies LED lighting design

Integrating a multiplier and tunable phase dimmer detection, a 450V linear controller has been introduced by Texas Instruments. The TPS92410 simplifies current regulation of high-voltage LED strings and also integrates analogue dimming inputs and drive circuit protection functions. This eases the design of downlights, fixtures and lamps powered from an offline AC or conventional DC power source.

Tech Videos
1st October 2014
Driving the future of HUDs with DLP technology

DLP technology enables augmented reality Head-Up Displays (HUDs) that offer quality, high brightness, wide field of view and the flexibility to increase the virtual image distance, all in the driver's natural line of sight.

Tech Videos
1st October 2014
Which technologies will enable smart cities?

Markus Staeblein, General Manager, Smart Grid, Texas Instruments, discusses the technologies that will enable smarter energy grids, ultimately making smart, energy efficient cities a reality.

Tech Videos
24th September 2014
Thermal design made simple

In this Texas Instruments video, Marc details how to make thermal design simple and eliminate electronic failures with synchronous SIMPLE SWITCHER regulators. He tests his design with WEBENCH thermal simulation and runs a test comparison on the bench with a thermal camera.

Tech Videos
24th September 2014
SIMPLE SWITCHER synchronous regulator overview video

SIMPLE SWITCHER synchronous regulators deliver high efficiency across the load spectrum with scalable, easy-to-use solutions in a small footprint. Adam demonstrates the triple output power supply reference design, one of the SIMPLE SWITCHER tested designs created to simplify your design process.

Power
22nd September 2014
Transimpedance amplifier provides high sensitivity

Targeting the 100G optical networking market, Texas Instruments has introduced the company's first transimpedance amplifier (TIA). The ONET2804T provides high levels of sensitivity with negligible cross-talk and low input-referred noise of less than 2μA, offering stable and robust communication in hot-pluggable transceivers.

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