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100 Watt, 400 kHz High Efficiency DC/DC Converter Design Review
Achieving High-Efficiency with a Multi-Output CCM Flyback Supply
Analog Electronic Design in a Day!
Designing High Power Factor Off-Line Power Supplies
Interface: Signaling Rate vs. Transfer Rate
Magnetics Design for Switching Power Supplies
Paralleling Power - Choosing and Applying the Best Technique for Load Sharing
Practical Considerations in Troubleshooting and Optimizing Power Supply Control Circuits and PCB
Transformer and Inductor Design for Optimum Circuit Performance
Under the Hood of Low-Voltage DC/DC Converters
Understand - Optimize Electromagnetic Compatibility in Switchmode Power Supply


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Meet the MSP430: An Introduction to the MSP430 Ultra-Low-Power MCU
TMS470 - The Strength of ARM;TMS470
 

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Improving Power Supply Efficiency - The Global Perspective

Description
There should be no question that we have seen increasing importance placed on energy efficiency as a goal in power supply design. This topic addresses the incentives for this emphasis, both market-driven and regulatory, by describing some effective voluntary programs and reviewing the status of developing government requirements. A review of contributors to power losses will be given together with design techniques and suggestions for minimizing their impact with new power supply architectures.

PRESENTER
Bob Mammano – Bob brings some 45 years of analog power control experience to TI's product line and to these Power Supply Seminars. Widely recognized as the "Father of the IC PWM industry", he has worked to expand the state of the art while both designing and guiding product development for three semiconductor companies. Holding 20 patents in this field, Bob has been sharing his experience through participation in this seminar program since 1981, and while now classified as "semi-retired", Bob continues to contribute to educational programs, both within TI and throughout the industry.

Objective

Key Learning

Course Modules
1. Module 01