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At embedded world 2024, Artem Aginskiy, Product line manager for processors at Texas Instruments talks to Electronic Specifier's Editor, Mick Elliott about Texas Instruments' path to embedded development.

Here, you’ll find a selection of the latest news, products, and articles from Texas Instruments focused on Connectivity.

The BQ25756EVM evaluation module (EVM) is a complete evaluation system for the BQ25756 IC, a buck-boost battery charge controller with a wide input range of 4.2V - 70V, a wide output voltage range of up to 70V, and bi-directional capabilities.

It can be challenging for engineers to design applications using rechargeable batteries that provide the best charging experience for consumers when different projects have different battery-charging needs. Using a different battery charger for every application increases design time because you have to redesign, debug and requalify every new circuit.

The TMS320F28P65x (F28P65x) is a member of the C2000 real-time microcontroller family of scalable, ultra-low latency devices designed for efficiency in power electronics, including but not limited to: high power density, high switching frequencies, and supporting the use of IGBT, GaN, and SiC technologies.

High speed analog to digital converters are notoriously sensitive to power supply noise. The most common solution to minimize that noise is to use linear power supplies, or a switch mode power supply (SMPS) from the main bus rail followed by a low droput regulator.

This user's guide introduces the TPS563252EVM and TPS563257EVM. These two devices differ in their light load behaviour. The TPS563252 operates in Eco-mode and the TPS563257 operates in FCCM mode.

The TPS61299 boost converter, with only 95 nA IQ, enhances efficiency by up to 39%, potentially extending battery life by 20%. Perfect for low-power applications like CGMs.

The “Best of Power Tips” e-book compiles the most popular posts from our long-running series with Electronic Design News (EDN). Texas Instruments' power management experts created the Power Tips series to provide insights on common tips and tricks for addressing specific power-supply design challenges.

Texas Instruments (TI) has introduced a new display controller to enable the smallest, fastest and lowest-power 4K ultra-high-definition (UHD) projectors ever.