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  • [FAQ] CC2564C: BT (BR/EDR) SIG Errata 11838 - LMP Encryption Key Minimum Size change

    Part Number: CC2564C As described in the announcement from Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG), errata 11838 proposes the following changes to be applied to the Core Specifications to incorporate the various encryption key size related updates...

  • [FAQ] TI-RTOS: How should an application create kernel objects?

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    I want to create an application using the TI-RTOS kernel (SYS/BIOS). What options do I have to create kernel objects?

  • [FAQ] TAS2505-Q1: How to configure TAS2505/TAS2505-Q1 EQ biquads

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    Part Number: TAS2505-Q1 Hi, Our TAS2505 and TAS2505-Q1 devices feature up to six programmable biquads that can be used to add some equalization to your application. The GUI for this device does not have controls for the biquads, but there is an additional tool that can be used to calculate the coefficients...

  • [FAQ] DRV26xx Actuators Selection.

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    Hi, When using a haptics driver device from the DRV26xx, DRV2700 and DRV8662 families, there are many questions around the actuator to be used. As general information, we can get some details about the supported actuators from the table below: Depending of the user requirements, the user may select between...

  • [FAQ] ISO1410: What is the relationship between cable length and data rate for TI’s isolated RS-485 transceivers?

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    What is the relationship between cable length and data rate for TI’s isolated RS-485 transceivers?

  • [FAQ] What does the "Uninitialized Hwi object" or "Uninitialized Task object" mean in ROV

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    I'm using Runtime Object View (ROV) and I see the following: Is this a problem or expected behavior? Can you please give more details? Note: the same is show in ROV Classic.

  • [FAQ] TLV320DAC32: Example Scripts and Unused I/O Pins Connection Tips

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    Part Number: TLV320DAC32 Hi! The TLV320DAC32 is one of our low power stereo DAC that supports headphone outputs. This device has 2 registers pages with around 128 registers that need to be configured in order to use all the functions of the TLV320DAC32. In some cases, the registers configuration may...

  • [FAQ] - Designing High-Side and 3-Phase Isolator MOSFET Circuits in Motor Applications

    Automotive motor systems, like those in electric power steering (EPS) systems, often utilize isolation switches to disable various parts of the power stage in response to system faults. These isolation switches are most commonly used to isolate the power...

  • [FAQ] - Protecting Automotive Motor-Drive Systems from Reverse Polarity

    This app note discusses the challenges and solutions for reverse polarity protection of Automotive designs as they relate to Motor Drives: http://www.ti.com/lit/an/slva835a/slva835a.pdf

  • [FAQ] TMS320F28035: Q. What are some design considerations when an application desires the use of WDFLAG bit to distinguish between a watchdog (WD) initiated reset and other forms of reset?

    Part Number: TMS320F28035 A. Many C2000 devices have internal circuitry to detect if a watchdog reset (WDRST) or a Power-on-Reset (POR)/External reset (by way of activating the -XRS pin) has occurred. This article describes how this circuitry works...

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