Learn how the TS3USB3000 USB switch can solve the problem of high voltages damaging internal circuitry

Deep dive into the advantages of LVDS such as data rate, low power consumption, noise immunity, and EMI reduction for point to point communication interface.

An overview of USB-C applications, challenges, solutions, and trends in the Automotive space.

Part 1: The speaker briefly introduce the USB connector milestone and its features, priority of power modes, USB Type-C ECO system and its application...etc.

Part 2: In the part, the training covers the PD load transient requirement, AC/DC single port power delivery design example and introduces several USB Type-C re

Enhanced power capabilities of Power Delivery with USB Type-C™ and then look at what that means for system architecture in AC/DC power sources.

This training will cover the common applications for USB Type-C and PD and system implementations using the TPS6598x family of devices.

We will go into depth about the fundamentals and benefits of using signal conditioners and how to implement them in various applications.

The TPS65982 and the TPS65986 USB Power Delivery family are fully integrated and easy-to-use devices.

This demo showcases TI solutions for various Type-C source and sink applications to effectively deliver data, video and power over the interface.

Introducing the HD3SS2521, the first DockPort interface solution, delivering display, USB data and power between a notebook, ultrabook or tablet

This video discusses signal integrity degradation and techniques used to overcome it.

See how you can use TI's newest high-power USB Type-C PD controller EVM and source and sink EVMs to achieve high power source and sink while reducing the RDSon

This 3 minute video demonstrates one of the most common failure mechanisms in USB Type-C ports using TI’s new port protection device and reference design.

Learn how to measure jitter using eye diagrams in this short,interactive video.

In this demo, we would like to show how you can power a 24 V EPOS printer or any other peripheral that require 24 V from USB Type-C™.

Texas Instruments has developed a portfolio of overvoltage protection solutions to protect the CC and SBU pins