Texas Instruments

Texas Instruments is a semiconductor company headquartered in Dallas, Texas, with a history dating back to 1930. TI's present-day component business is centered on analog semiconductors and embedded processing, supported by a large internal manufacturing footprint and a catalogue of more than 80,000 products.

The analog portfolio covers many of the functions that sit around processors and digital logic in an electronic system. These include power conversion and regulation, amplifiers, data converters, clocks and timing, wired interfaces, isolation, sensors, motor drivers, RF and microwave devices, switches and multiplexers, and logic or voltage translation. TI's embedded portfolio includes microcontrollers, processors and DSP-class devices alongside wireless connectivity solutions.

TI components are widely used across industrial automation, automotive electronics, personal electronics, communications equipment and enterprise systems. The company also maintains extensive design resources, evaluation hardware, reference designs, software and engineer-to-engineer support, making the manufacturer especially useful where engineers need to move from component selection through prototype and production with a single ecosystem.