Texas Instruments
@texas-instrumentsTexas Instruments designs and manufactures semiconductors that power real-world electronics. Its broad portfolio includes analog, embedded processing, and mixed-signal solutions used in everything from industrial automation to automotive systems. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, TI operates globally with a strong focus on reliability, long-term supply and engineering support for OEMs, design engineers and supply chain professionals.
Articles by Texas Instruments
TI Launches TMCS2100-Q1 Hall-Effect Current Sensor for EV Inverters
TI introduces the TMCS2100-Q1 multiaxial coreless Hall-effect current sensor for HEV and EV traction inverters, with 20x greater accuracy than single-axis alternatives and no required busbar modifications.
Read article →Texas Instruments Introduces TCAN6062 20 Mbps CAN XL Transceiver
TI has introduced the TCAN6062 CAN XL transceiver with data rates up to 20 Mbps, 2,048-byte payloads, CAN FD and CAN SIC compatibility, and ±58 V protection.
Read article →Why Texas Instruments Is Integrating Gate Drivers Into GaN Power Devices
Texas Instruments discusses integrated GaN power devices, reference designs and the future of AI data centre and solid-state transformer power architectures at PCIM 2026.
Read article →Texas Instruments Adds EIS Technology to 26-Cell Battery Monitor
Texas Instruments has introduced the BQ79826Z-Q1 battery monitor with an integrated EIS engine and support for up to 26 series-connected cells. The device delivers less than 2 mV voltage accuracy, supports ASIL-D functional safety requirements, and targets EV and energy storage battery management systems.
Read article →TI Pushes Isolated Power Density For EVs And Data Centers
TI’s UCC34141-Q1 and UCC33420 isolated power modules use IsoShield packaging to combine a planar transformer and isolated power stage, targeting compact automotive, industrial, and data center rails with up to 2 W output power.
Read article →TI 800 VDC Power Architecture Reduces Conversion Stages
Texas Instruments introduces an 800 VDC power architecture aligned with NVIDIA that reduces AI data center power delivery to two stages, removing intermediate rails and shifting constraints toward high-density local conversion.
Read article →Texas Instruments TinyEngine NPU Pushes AI Into MCU Designs
Texas Instruments introduces MSPM0G5187 and AM13Ex microcontrollers integrating the TinyEngine NPU, enabling low-latency edge AI inference in embedded systems including motor control, wearables and industrial devices.
Read article →Texas Instruments Targets Scalable Autonomy Across Vehicle Platforms
Texas Instruments targets scalable autonomy with centralized compute, integrated radar and Ethernet for software-defined vehicles.
Read article →TI Unveils Power Solutions for Scalable AI Data Centres
Texas Instruments introduces new power management solutions and design resources to support scalable 800V AI data centre architectures.
Read article →TI DLP Technology Pushes Maskless Lithography Toward Advanced Packaging
Texas Instruments’ DLP991UUV micromirror device delivers 8.9 MP resolution and sub-micron precision for advanced packaging and digital lithography.
Read article →TI Expands C2000 MCU Line for High-Performance, Low-Cost Motor Control
Texas Instruments’ new F28E12x MCUs deliver 30% more processing power, integrated analog, and advanced FOC features for smoother, quieter, and more efficient motor control in appliances and power tools.
Read article →TI TMAG5134 Hall-Effect Switch Reaches 1 mT Sensitivity
Texas Instruments’ TMAG5134 Hall-effect switch detects magnetic fields down to 1 mT, enabling smaller magnets, lower system cost, and longer battery life.
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