Engineers can extend run times in battery-driven applications with TI's high-efficiency, low-I Q converters Texas Instruments (TI) introduced a family of four high-efficiency, low-quiescent-current (I Q ) buck-boost converters that feature tiny ...
TI's three-in-one switching boost converter achieves lowest quiescent current for small medical and personal electronics applications Texas Instruments (TI) introduced a new switching battery charger integrated circuit (IC) that supports a ...
Reusable kit allows students to build an embedded system in 15 minutes or less Texas Instruments (TI) introduced the newest addition to the TI Robotics System Learning Kit (TI-RSLK) family, the TI-RSLK MAX, a low-cost robotics kit and curriculum ...
TI's new current-sense amplifier and comparators enable smaller personal electronics, enterprise, industrial and communications applications Texas Instruments (TI) introduced the industry’s smallest current-sense amplifier in a leaded ...
TI's 60-nA I Q buck converter increases efficiency and shrinks solution size in a variety of battery-powered industrial and personal electronics applications Texas Instruments (TI) introduced an ultra-low-power switching regulator with the ...
TI's new ADC with 8-GHz bandwidth and a 10.4-GSPS sampling rate covers the widest frequency spectrum for 5G testing, oscilloscopes and radar applications Texas Instruments (TI) introduced a new ultra-high-speed analog-to-digital converter (ADC) ...
The industry's most integrated linear regulator delivers 75 percent efficiency and provides two times more power density than other linear regulators Texas Instruments (TI) expanded its broad portfolio of over 500 linear regulators by ...
TI's highly integrated, wide-VIN DC/DC buck regulator extends battery life in rugged industrial and automotive applications Texas Instruments (TI) introduced a wide-input-voltage (V IN ) synchronous DC/DC buck converter with the ...
TI's new precision ADCs and DACs reduce overall system footprint in industrial, communications and personal electronics applications Texas Instruments (TI) introduced four tiny precision data converters, each the industry's smallest in its ...
At 0.1 C accuracy over a wide temperature range, TI's single-chip digital temperature sensors help engineers reduce design complexity Texas Instruments (TI) introduced a new temperature sensor family that offers 0.1 C accuracy across a wide ...