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LukeTrowbridge
May 24, 2019
Staying on budget: How digital isolators are transforming field transmitters
What keeps chocolate factories, oil refineries and water treatment plants operating successfully? It’s automated machinery, which has the ability to sense, measure and react during every step of a designated process. Field transmitters give factories a way to automate the sensing, measuring and communicating of critical system vitals such as...
David Guidry
May 23, 2019
So, what are S-parameters anyway?
Modern high-speed analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) have enabled the direct sampling of radio frequency (RF) signals, which in many cases eliminates the need for mixing stages while increasing system flexibility and capability. Traditionally, ADC signal and clock inputs have been represented by lumped element models. But for RF sampling converters...
Zack Kingsak
May 9, 2019
Get started with smart home audio design
Avi Yashar co-authored this article. Smart home technology has expanded rapidly in recent years. Companies that once made simple home appliances now have a demand for high-fidelity audio output. This audio goes beyond the typical beep or tone announ...
Kiernan Farmer
Apr 18, 2019
Simplify your bill of materials with high-voltage amplifiers
Engineers are often faced with the task of selecting multiple operational amplifiers (op amps) to fit the needs of each subsystem on their board, since op amp specifications often vary. This can complicate efforts from procurement to manufacturing. H...
Michael Hartshorne
Apr 11, 2019
No headroom, no problem: buffering and filtering an audio signal chain in low-voltage systems
A high-fidelity audio signal chain gains several advantages when the system supply voltages are higher – the signal-to-noise ratio, dynamic range and slew rates can all improve with increasing supply voltages. But constraints from battery- and ...
Atul Patel
Apr 11, 2019
A glitch in your system’s matrix?
“The Matrix” showed a dystopian world where the human race was trapped in a computer simulation. In the movie, the phrase “a glitch in the matrix” described the feeling of déjà vu – experiencing something...
Kaitlyn Mazzarella
Apr 9, 2019
Frequently asked questions and answers for RS-485 transceivers
By Kaitlyn Mazzarella and Hao Liu In need of a refresher on RS-485 transceiver design? This blog post features insights based on frequently asked questions within the TI E2E™ Community and is a helpful resource for anyone looking to learn more about this established communications standard. For information specific to isolated RS-485...
Kaitlyn Mazzarella
Mar 29, 2019
Can your RS-485 communication survive the great outdoors?
RS-485 transceivers are designed to withstand harsh environments. In addition to noisy factory environments, this means RS-485 transceivers must also be robust enough to operate outdoors, where communication can be affected by voltage surge events, such as lightning strikes. So, how do you know if your RS-485 communication is capable of surviving...
Joseph Wu
Mar 28, 2019
How to design for precision RTD measurements with ADCs
In theory, temperature measurements using resistance temperature detectors (RTDs) should be simple: measure a temperature with an RTD that changes resistance with temperature, measure the resistance of the RTD, and convert that resistance to temperature through an equation or look-up table. What could possibly go wrong? Many design considerations...
Manny Soltero
Mar 15, 2019
The need for current sensing in optical modules for 100G and beyond
Industry pundits have recently speculated that demand for 100G/400G switches may take off in 2019, prompting optical transceiver module vendors to sample data center switches with high data transmission rates earlier than expected. As data center operators accelerate upgrades in preparation for 5G, demand for 100G/400G transceiver modules will become...
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