TI's exhibit in hall 3A, booth 131 will showcase the latest advancements in application areas such as robotics, energy transition and electric vehicles.

The new opto-emulator portfolio of signal isolation semiconductors is designed to improve signal integrity, consume less power, and extend the lifetime of high-voltage industrial and automotive applications.

Engineers can design safer, more efficient traction inverters that improve vehicle range as much as 1,000 miles per year.

Texas Instruments developed the industry's first stand-alone active electromagnetic interference filter integrated circuits to reduce system costs and maintain EMI regulatory standards.

Texas Instruments has released a scalable Arm^® Cortex^®-M0+ microcontroller portfolio with a variety of processing, pinout, memory, and integrated analog options.

Engineers can use new ADCs and power semiconductors to increase thermal efficiency and reduce system size and weight while meeting radiation and reliability requirements.

We’re building the next era of semiconductor manufacturing to support the future growth in electronics. Our company’s newest 300-millimeter wafer fab in Richardson, Texas, has started initial production and will ramp over the coming months to support the future growth of semiconductors in electronics.

Expanding on its history of delivering highly integrated processors, Texas Instruments (TI) today introduced new Sitara AM62 processors that help expand edge artificial intelligence (AI) processing into next-generation applications. The low-power design of the new processors enables support for dual-screen displays and small-size human-machine interface (HMI) applications.

New portfolio can help make EVs safer while reducing solution size up to 90% and cost by as much as 50%.

Test and measurement engineers can save months of design time by eliminating the need for custom ASICs and simplifying front-end designs.