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Christopher Chiarella
Jul 15, 2019
Real-time control meets real-time industrial communications development – part 4
Part 1 of this blog series gave an overview of the market opportunities for EtherCAT slave stack support on C2000™ microcontrollers (MCUs) and an introduction to a three-phased solution to jump-start slave stack development. Part 2 detailed what’s different and compelling about the TI C2000 MCU EtherCAT implementation. Part 3 broke down...
Bryan Liu58
Jul 2, 2019
6 situations where small amplifiers solve big challenges in vacuum robots
After a busy week, cleaning is the last thing people want to do with their downtime. The vacuum robot, which has been around for about 23 years, is getting more intelligent and automatic, enabling consumers to focus on what’s really important. Reference designs and products for vacuum robots Browse the designs here The inclusion...
Prasanna Rajagopal97
Jun 27, 2019
Overcoming Ethernet connectivity challenges on the power grid
Traditionally, the power grid consisted of stand-alone equipment working independently; maintenance was a manual process using paper-based inspection and reporting. As equipment like protection relays, circuit breakers and smart meters became digital, using control cables to share equipment status and fault and control data helped utilities optimize...
Lauren Bachman
Jun 26, 2019
Changes to Motor Drive & Control coming soon...
Thank you for following our company’s Motor Drive & Control blog. This week, we are refreshing the look and structure of the technical blogs on the TI E2E site to simplify how to find and select the relevant content for your interests. This week, we are changing the content category name from “blog” to “technical articles...
Lauren Bachman
Jun 26, 2019
Changes to Industrial Strength coming soon...
Thank you for following our company’s Industrial Strength blog. This week, we are refreshing the look and structure of the technical blogs on the TI E2E site to simplify how to find and select the relevant content for your interests. This week, we are changing the content category name from “blog” to “technical articles.”...
Leni Skariah26
Jun 25, 2019
Designing compact, efficient and high performing multiparameter patient monitors
Continuous measurement of patient vital signs like heart rate, respiration rate and blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) is crucial for effective care, and the ability to measure those simultaneously makes multiparameter patient monitors increasingly important. Electronic patient monitors use noninvasive sensors attached to patients to collect and display...
Arash Sabet-Payman
Jun 21, 2019
Taking a modular approach to high-precision, high-current battery test equipment
The demand for lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries has increased rapidly over the past few years, and that demand does not appear to be slowing down anytime soon. Booming industries like electric vehicles and grid infrastructure are leading the way in Li-ion battery usage. As demand increases, so does the need for high-precision and high-current-capable...
ChrisClearman
Jun 19, 2019
Real-time controllers get new connectivity capabilities
In the current industrial landscape, there are multiple solutions and architectures available for a wide variety of motor drive, factory automation and high-power grid applications. Many of these offer solid performance and connectivity but at a price – they can be complex, costly and often multiple chips are required to meet system needs. In...
Kristen
Jun 7, 2019
Getting the most out of your power stage at the full temperature range – part 1
When designing a power stage for motor control, you can drive down the total system cost if you make special considerations regarding efficiency. This includes optimizing the field-effect transistor, switch node and control algorithms. During design, you will need to protect the system against an over temperature condition. Over temperature means that...
Jason Clark
Jun 4, 2019
Step-by-step considerations for designing wide-bandwidth multichannel systems
Next-generation aerospace and defense and test and measurement system bandwidths are moving from 10s to 100s of megahertz to multigigahertz of instantaneous bandwidths. Trends in phased-array radar, 5G wireless test systems, electronic warfare and digital oscilloscopes are pushing bandwidths higher and dramatically increasing the number of channels...
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