Design considerations of mobile smart TV including projection technology, style, connectivity, and audio. 

In this training, you will learn about loudspeaker basics, speaker cabinet types and peak versus average power in terms of speaker protection.

This training highlights the DLP chipset features, how they benefit key digital displays like Laser TVs and digital signage.

This training covers system design considerations when using DLP660TE, DLPC4422, DLPA100.

This training provides a typical example of the supply chain options for system implementation.

This training summarizes the available online resources to acceleration system design and development.

This video discusses the differences between ECGs and PPGs.

This training identifies the hardware components required to build an application with voice recognition capability.  

The DLP 4K UHD solution combines speed of the DLP chip with over ten years of image processing experience to deliver accurate, detailed, and razor sharp images.

TI introduces most affordable way to get started with DLP® Pico™ display technology. Tiny chipset and $99 EVM make it easier to design display applications.

This video introduces the fundamental of active clamp flyback topology, and studies the impact of nonlinear capacitance of switching devices on the performance.

This videos covers challenge and solution for synchronous rectification (SR) and light-load operation of active clamp flyback converter.

In this video, learn about the differences between using analog, pwm and hybrid dimming in LCD displays from a TI expert.

In this on-demand training video, learn about the basic building blocks and requirements of an HDR display compared to a traditional display.

In this on-demand training video, we will provide an introduction to LED backlighting LCD display with backlight module to explain each component.

In this short training video, we will compare linear and exponential dimming in white LED drivers for LCD backlighting.

In this short video, learn about the similarities and differences between High Dynamic Range (HDR) and Standard Dynamic Range (SDR) Displays.