The TPSF12C3-Q1 is an active filter IC designed to reduce common-mode (CM) electromagnetic interference (EMI) in three-phase AC power systems. The active EMI filter (AEF) configured with voltage sense and current inject (VSCI) uses a capacitive multiplier circuit to emulate the Y-capacitors in a conventional passive filter design. The device senses the high-frequency noise on each power line using a set of sense capacitors and injects noise-canc...

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LED-based lighting is increasingly popular in automotive applications like headlights and rear lights. These applications use a LED driver circuit, with the goal to maintain constant current.

The THVD1424 is a flexible RS-485 transceiver for industrial applications. The device has features such as on-chip 120-Ω termination resistor, slew rate control and interchangeability between half and full duplex mode. All the features are pin-controlled. This enables the device to be used at any node location (end nodes or middle nodes) in any network, two-wire (half duplex) or 4-wire (full duplex), slow or fast. End-equipment designers ca...

MSPM0G110x microcontrollers (MCUs) are part of the MSP highly-integrated, ultra-low-power 32-bit MCU family based on the enhanced Arm Cortex-M0+ 32-bit core platform operating at up to 80-MHz frequency. These cost-optimized MCUs offer high-performance analog peripheral integration, support extended temperature ranges from -40°C to 105°C, and operate with supply voltages ranging from 1.62 V to 3.6 V.

Our scalable portfolio of Arm Cortex-M0+ microcontrollers have pin-to-pin compatible options to match your memory, analog and computing requirements, enabling you to reduce costs at both the component and system level without compromising performance and flexibility. Get started quickly with intuitive and user-friendly design resources, including graphical tools that streamline device configuration. 

With vehicle electrification on the rise, there is a business need to replace electro-mechanical devices in automotive designs. Many interaction points in a vehicle require some kind of button, dial, or switch to register user input. These interaction points can be designed under a variety of new technological implementations that allow more design freedom than the traditional electro-mechanical applications. This paper will discuss different HMI...

The TMAG5115 device is a high performance Hall-effect latch sensor with fast propagation delay and low jitter. The device also has high sensitivity stability over temperature and offers integrated protection features designed for applications that require high RPM. The combination of low jitter and low propagation delay can help increase power efficiency and reduce parasitic system-level noise.

Battery manufacturers want to achieve the highest possible density of energy. This applies especially to electric or hybrid vehicles (EV/HEV) where achieving the maximum drive range attracts customers. With increasing energy density, the importance of battery management and monitoring is essential to avoid any kind of hazards related to overvoltage or overtemperature.

This application report explains the difference between noise and PSRR of an LDO. It also explains the different ways noise is specified in LDO datasheets and which specification should be used in the application. Finally it explains how LDO noise is reduced.

Radar technology has evolved in last decades from military applications such as missile control, ground surveillance, air traffic control to numerous automotive and industrial applications such as adaptive cruise control, park assist, autonomous parking, motion and presence detection, level sensing, people counting and more. In order for a radar sensor to perform flawlessly in these applications it is critical to ensure that the radome or housing...

The goal of this applications brief is to inform and educate partners and customers on theadvancements that Texas Instruments’ has made in millimeter wave (mmWave) Radar sensing

At embedded world 2023, Artem Aginskiy, General Manager at Texas instruments talks to Electronic Specifier's Editor, Mick Elliott, about the introduction of Texas Instruments new family of vision processors.

Texas Instruments (TI) has debuted the industry’s first stand-alone active electromagnetic interference (EMI) filter integrated circuits (ICs), enabling engineers to implement smaller, lighter EMI filters, to enhance system functionality at reduced system cost while simultaneously meeting EMI regulatory standards.

Radar-based sensor ICs are becoming a popular sensing technology due to their long-range capabilities, high-motion sensitivity, and privacy capabilities. With their high accuracy, radar sensors are widely used in automotive and industrial markets for applications such as blind spot detection, collision detection, people presence and motion detection. In recent years, 60-GHz and 77-GHz radar sensors have replaced 24-GHz radar sensors – deliv...

At embedded world 2023, Vinay Agarwal, Vice President, General Manager MSP Microcontrollers at Texas instruments talks to Electronic Specifier's Editor, Mick Elliott, about new products and new microcontrollers at Texas Instruments.

At embedded world 2023, on the Digi-Key booth, Paige West speaks with Brian Berner, Platform Marketing for Embedded Processors at Texas Instruments about new devices for vision processing.

With electric vehicles (EVs) in high-demand, manufacturers are looking for ways to improve their performance in safe and cost-effective ways.

At embedded world 2023, Texas Instruments unlocked scalable Edge AI performance in smart camera applications with a new vision processor family and made embedded systems more affordable with a new Arm Cortex-M0+ MCU portfolio.