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Engineer It Video Series: Testing Power Supplies
Aimee
03 26 2013 09:30 AM
Let's talk about it! The Engineer It videos from Texas Instruments are instructional, how-to videos on a variety of technical topics. We've devoted this space to talk about a series of Engineer It videos devoted to testing power supplies. The four...
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Testing power supply: Measuring efficiency
Bob Hanrahan
04 08 2013 12:04 PM
During my normal activity as an Analog Field Applications Engineer, I am called to help a customer solve system problems. These system problems sometimes relate back to the power supply. Last year, over a period of 3 months, I had 3 different situations...
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Dave's second powertrip
Dave Freeman
08 16 2012 10:31 AM
Greetings TI E2E folks! I invite you to join me on a trip as I ponder the past and contemplate the future of power and energy in the “Dave’s Powertrip” blog series. I’ll share my thoughts and invite you to do likewise. Power...
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Download TINA-TI 9.1, now up to 5X faster and available in English, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Japanese and Russian
Sonya Terry
05 03 2011 02:59 PM
A major update of TINA-TI is now available for download. Version 9.1 includes new features requested by you, including 565 TI models. This version of TINA TI offers: Up to 5X speed increases over version 7.0 making power design and simulation...
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Testing power supply: Measuring Noise
Bob Hanrahan
04 20 2013 09:00 AM
Last week, I posted part 1 of a 3 part series on how to test your power supply design: Testing power supply: measuring efficiency . I covered the fundamentals about testing, including the necessary equipment and how to prepare a circuit for testing. I...
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Testing power supply: Measuring stability
Bob Hanrahan
04 23 2013 07:59 PM
Previously, I posted part 1 and 2 of a 3 part series on how to test your power supply design: measuring efficiency (part 1) and measuring noise (part 2) . I covered various noise sources and how to properly measure them with an oscilloscope. I also discussed...
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3 innovations to be thankful for in 2012
Heather Weir
11 21 2012 02:05 PM
As Thanksgiving draws near, I’d like to take some time on behalf of all of the Power House bloggers to reflect on three innovations that I’m especially thankful for and TI has helped engineer. Whether they make life more convenient, keep people...
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Texas Instruments brings WEBENCH® speed training to DESIGN West!
Jeff Perry - WEBENCH Design Center
04 10 2013 05:01 PM
Have you finished your PCB design but still need to power it? Are you confident your design features the best mix of performance and cost? If you've been in this situation, I've got a free class for you! Texas Instruments will host a special...
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Foreign object detection key to safe wireless charging
Vladimir Muratov
10 15 2012 03:11 PM
Safety is something our customers ask when adopting wireless power transfer technology . In wireless charging, metal objects that get close to a wireless power transfer system may couple a portion of an electromagnetic field and heat up. We all know...
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Powering RF devices with a DC-DC Converter: a conflict?
Thomas Hoffmann
07 28 2011 05:27 PM
Low power RF devices and controllers likely run on battery power and typically burn more power than what is required. But, why? Typically, creating additional system losses was avoided by connecting the battery directly to the load. This causes more...
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