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This white paper examines the challenges of efficient high-voltage power conversion and provides examples of component, topology and system-level innovations that help simplify power-supply designs in automotive and industrial applications.

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TIDM-02014 is a 800-V, 300kW SiC-based traction inverter system reference design developed by Texas Instruments and Wolfspeed provides a foundation for OEMs and design engineers to create high-performance, high-efficiency traction inverter systems and get to market faster.

Texas Instruments has been making progress possible for decades. We are a global semiconductor company that designs, manufactures, tests and sells analog and embedded processing chips. Our products help our customers efficiently manage power, accurately sense and transmit data and provide the core control or processing in their designs.

PSpice for TI is a design and simulation environment that helps evaluate functionality of analog circuits. This full-featured, design and simulation suite uses an analog analysis engine from Cadence.

This reference design outlines a safe torque off (STO) subsystem for a 3-phase inverter with CMOS input isolated IGBT gate drivers.The STO subsystem employs a dual channel architecture (1oo2) with a hardware fault tolerance of 1 (HFT=1).

This reference design is a 65-W USB PD3.0 adapter targeted for many charging applications including mobile phones, laptops and tablets. The design achieves high efficiency and power density with the use of LMG3624 integrated GaN FET with current sense emulation.

When implementing electronic propulsion systems, one approach when designing for vehicles with vastly different design requirements and goals is to create a modular motor system that can scale.

Switching converters generally requires some form of system-level current sensing for control, protection, or both. Many methods and devices exist to accurately measure and translate current to some voltage processed by a digital or analog controller.

Consumers want portable, fast and efficient chargers for the various electronic devices they carry with them daily. With a majority of electronics moving to USB Type-C chargers, demand for compact power adapters that can charge all of their devices is increasing rapidly.