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  • How SysConfig jump-starts embedded system development

    Henry Wiechman
    Henry Wiechman
    Other Parts Discussed in Post: SYSCONFIG, Z-STACK

    One of the significant challenges for embedded systems developers is how to efficiently and accurately configure their systems. Today’s advanced microcontrollers (MCUs) include a variety of processor cores, hardware accelerators, advanced radios, sophisticated peripherals and interfaces, and come in packages with elaborate pin multiplexing schemes.

    Software examples…

    • Oct 30, 2019
  • VIDEO: TI Bulk Acoustic Wave (BAW) resonator technology with Bluetooth 5

    NickSmith
    NickSmith
    Other Parts Discussed in Post: CC2652RB

    Danielle, from the SimpleLink R&D team, shows us the advantages of TI BAW (Bulk Acoustic Wave) resonator technology with a demo using the industry first crystal-less MCU: SimpleLink  CC2652RB, taking advantage of the full featured Bluetooth 5 capabilities.

    www.youtube.com/watch

    • Sep 26, 2019
  • Designing a building security system with the Sub-1 GHz Linux Gateway Software Development Kit

    NickSmith
    NickSmith

    Building security systems come in many system topologies, ranging from a simple alarm system to a complicated network of sensors that all report to a main security panel acting as a hub. These systems are either wired or wireless based on their deployment, and when wireless leverage many different types of connectivity to achieve their specific application. Some applications (like security cameras) use Wi-Fi® for a native…

    • Sep 25, 2019
  • VIDEO: Wi-Fi security challenges and FIPS Validation

    AdrianFer
    AdrianFer

    What does it take to meet the Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS)?  What does FIPS Validated mean? Do you need it?  Andrew joins Nick and me in this Connect episode to dig deeper into Wi-Fi security challenges and wireless MCUs. The SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi CC3135 and CC3235 devices are the first FIPS validated wireless SoCs available today. 

    www.youtube.com/watch

    • Sep 4, 2019
  • Leveraging MSP430™ FRAM MCUs with integrated configurable analog in modern-day factories

    Matt Calvo
    Matt Calvo
    Other Parts Discussed in Post: MSP430FR5969, MSP430FR2355

    Most revolutionary changes in factories can be traced back to some groundbreaking innovation. Whether harnessing the power of steam in the mid-18th century or developing the assembly-line production model in the early 20th century, every innovation has led to radical efficiency and productivity improvements.

    We are in an era where the innovation of industrial robotics…

    • Aug 30, 2019
  • Easily solve design challenges with MSP430™ MCUs

    Sheena Patel
    Sheena Patel
    Other Parts Discussed in Post: MSP430FR2476

    Have you ever found a seemingly perfect microcontroller (MCU) that meets your design requirements, only to realize it doesn’t scale in memory or offer flexibility in peripherals? As a designer, you face challenges every day, but the scalability of an MCU should not be one of them. In this article, I’ll explain how MSP430 MCUs are able to:

    • Address scalability challenges…
    • Aug 19, 2019
  • VIDEO: Wearable, wireless patient monitoring demo with Bluetooth 5

    NickSmith
    NickSmith

    In this Connect series demo, we will demonstrate a new reference design available on ti.com for a simple, wearable multi-parameter patient monitor for synchronized electrocardiography (ECG) and photoplethysmography (PPG) measurements. Check it out!

    The reference design features:

    • Raw data to calculate heart rate, SpO2, and PTT
    • Bluetooth 4.2 and 5.0 support
    • Battery life of 30 days using highly efficient DC/DC converter…
    • Jun 27, 2019
  • Changes to The Process

    Tamara Weintraub
    Tamara Weintraub

    Thank you for following our company’s The Process 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.”

    The Process is moving under the topic heading Embedded processing and you…

    • Jun 26, 2019
  • Changes to MSP Low-Power Plays coming soon...

    Scott Summerall
    Scott Summerall

    Thank you for following our company’s MSP Low-Power Plays 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.

     

    1) We are changing the content category name from “blog” to “technical articles.”

     

    2) In addition, MSP Low-Power Plays is moving under the topic headin…

    • Jun 26, 2019
  • Changes to ConnecTIng Wirelessly coming soon...

    Scott Summerall
    Scott Summerall

    Thank you for following our company’s ConnecTIng Wirelessly 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.

     

    1) We are changing the content category name from “blog” to “technical articles.”

     

    2) In addition, ConnecTIng Wirelessly is moving under the topic heading 

    …
    • Jun 26, 2019
  • VIDEO: Bluetooth-enabled skin temperature patch demo

    AdrianFer
    AdrianFer
    Other Parts Discussed in Post: TMP117

    In this Connect series demo, Brandon shows us how to use our new high-precision digital temperature sensor, TMP117, in a SimpleLink™ Bluetooth-enabled skin temperature patch. Check it out!

    The TMP117 provides a 16-bit temperature result with:

    • resolution of 0.0078°C 
    • accuracy of up to ±0.1°C across the temperature range of -20°C to 50°C with no calibration…
    • Jun 20, 2019
  • New ways to design and implement user interfaces in dishwashers

    Yiding Luo
    Yiding Luo

    Dishwasher products have evolved from a luxury appliance into an essential kitchen appliance for most households. While dishwasher prices vary mainly because of their capacity and brand name, there are now additional features like stainless-steel finishes and capacitive touch interfaces.

     

    Capacitive touch technology is changing how consumers operate dishwashers, and also motivating designers to innovate. Let’s look at…

    • Jun 20, 2019
  • How to add capacitive touch capability to cooking ranges

    Kostas Aslanidis
    Kostas Aslanidis

    Capacitive touch technology has been rapidly adopted in electronic equipment under the slogan “design meets functionality.” For example, imagine an invisible touch interface that activates backlights as you approach, allowing control elements to become visible.

    Many cooking ranges have done away with classic knobs and buttons in favor of capacitive touch, enabling modern design implementations and solving…

    • May 31, 2019
  • Preventing unintended user inputs on washers and dryers with guard channels and smart software algorithms

    Dennis Lehman
    Dennis Lehman
    Like many modern appliances that have exchanged their traditional mechanical button and knob designs for a sleeker capacitive touch user interface, washers and dryers with capacitive touch can be susceptible to false user input events caused by envi...
    • May 16, 2019
  • Touch wheels simplify complex user interfaces in microwaves and ovens

    Walter Schnoor
    Walter Schnoor
    Other Parts Discussed in Post: MSP430FR2676, MSP430FR2675


    It only takes a quick walk through the appliance section at your local retailer to realize that simple home appliances like ovens and microwaves now have very complex user interfaces. Home appliance manufacturers have added innovative operating modes to better prepare a tasty dinner, but these features require many buttons to control them.

    It’s not uncommon for…

    • May 8, 2019
  • Capacitive touch & host controller functionality all in one package can reduce costs, design time and board space

    Ali Anwar
    Ali Anwar
    Other Parts Discussed in Post: MSP430FR2676, MSP430FR2675, MSP430FR2633

    Industrial designs are evolving faster than ever to deliver sleek and reliable human-machine interfaces (HMI), especially in major appliances and building security systems. Mechanical buttons and knobs are making way for capacitive touch, and TI’s CapTIvate™ capacitive touch sensing microcontrollers (MCU) are leading the way in this user experience…

    • Apr 4, 2019
  • Capacitive touch evaluation is quick & easy with the EVM430-CAPMINI demo board

    Christopher Vendette
    Christopher Vendette
    Other Parts Discussed in Post: EVM430-CAPMINI

    Have you tried capacitive touch? Or have you thought about a cool design with it, but didn’t quite know where to start? Now it’s easier than ever to quickly evaluate CapTIvate™ capacitive touch for your design – introducing the new EVM430-CAPMINI demonstration board.

    With the CAPMINI demo board, you get a simple kit with all you need to get started…

    • Mar 20, 2019
  • Use validated security with FIPS 140-2 on SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi® devices

    Mason Berhenke
    Mason Berhenke
    Other Parts Discussed in Post: WL1837MOD

    As more and more devices connect to the Internet of Things (IoT), higher security standards have become a necessity. The threat from using unsecure IoT devices poses a risk to infrastructures as big as connected cities all the way down to connected fish tanks.

    Governments are taking notice that IoT devices need to be secure before integrating these devices into their infrastructures…

    • Mar 13, 2019
  • Top 5 things to know about TI BAW resonator technology

    Priya Thanigai
    Priya Thanigai
    Other Parts Discussed in Post: CC2652RB

    Enterprise systems and communications equipment are the backbone of our rapidly evolving, connected world. As these technologies push the boundaries of speed, range and integration, developers and manufacturers are looking for solutions that offer a simplified approach to Internet of Things (IoT) design.

    Innovative technology from Texas Instruments – bulk acoustic wave (BAW) resonators…

    • Feb 27, 2019
  • Top 3 design challenges that the new generation of SimpleLink Wi-Fi devices will help you overcome

    Andrew Herrera34
    Andrew Herrera34
      Have you ever tried to connect your smart Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices to a busy Wi-Fi® network, just to have them rendered useless because the network and bandwidth are ridiculously slow?   Many Wi-Fi networks were built using 2...
    • Feb 21, 2019
  • Expanding the ultrasonic sensing solution (USS) library to support our new line of ultra-low-power ultrasonic gas and water flow metering devices

    Matt Calvo
    Matt Calvo
    Other Parts Discussed in Post: MSP430FR6043

    With customers not only wanting but expecting the best performance and newest features in a product, it is now more important than ever to have a reliable yet innovative software library at that product’s foundation. TI had this ideology in mind when it built the ultrasonic sensing solution (USS) library to support its new line of ultra-low-power ultrasonic gas and water flow…

    • Feb 20, 2019
  • The “key” to security: Zigbee 3.0’s security features

    Kirtana Moorthy
    Kirtana Moorthy
    Other Parts Discussed in Post: LAUNCHXL-CC1352P


    As a consumer, my world is built on ease of use and device interoperability; at home, I can control my connected smart lighting, heating and security system from my phone or an Amazon Echo. The wireless protocols powering these networks, such as Zigbee or Thread, offer distinct advantages and trade-offs including power consumption, network management, latency and more.

    …
    • Feb 5, 2019
  • Is it science fiction or 5G?

    Pietro Scalia85
    Pietro Scalia85

    5G is not just another “G” in the evolution of communications. It will revolutionize connectivity, providing a programmable link between users and cloud services.

     

    With a seamless, ubiquitous, integrated experience across different environments and devices, 5G will provide one network for all use cases, from home to enterprise environments. It will connect billions of things (an estimated 18 billion by 2022…

    • Jan 21, 2019
  • Amazon Web Services and TI team up to provide an end-to-end OTA solution for IoT devices

    Nick Lethaby
    Nick Lethaby


    Over-the-air (OTA) updates enable remote patching of bugs or security flaws and are an important asset to connected devices. A poorly implemented OTA process, however, introduces significant risk to both original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and consumers. Because a flawed update can “brick” (render nonfunctional) a connected device, OTA updates offer an opportunity for the introduction of malware that can compromise…

    • Jan 11, 2019
  • With capacitive touch, liquid is no longer kryptonite to keypads

    Christopher Vendette
    Christopher Vendette

    www.youtube.com/watch

     

    It’s no secret liquid and electronics don’t mix, and companies today are spending millions of dollars each year to “water proof” their products. Liquid damage can cause a device to degrade, malfunction or stop working entirely and no amount of hot air or rice can bring it back to life.

     

    The Ingress Protection (IP) code rating system ensures that you know the level at which…

    • Nov 27, 2018
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