Get the backstory on why we created TI Precision Labs, the industry's first online classroom for analog design, from op amp expert Art Kay.

Designing a current-limiting supply with an ATL431 is simpler and consumes less power.

Bi-directional, dual active bridge reference design for level 3 electric vehicle charging stations.

A walk-through of how to find and use TI's quick search to help you find the best PWM or PFC controller for your unique design needs!

Watch this training video which will discuss how wires affect loop gain measurements and testing.

This training session is an introduction to the main features of battery chargers for Electric Vehicle applications.

This training session is intended to give an overview of the power systems used in Electric Vehicles (EV).

This video will demonstrate how to set up TI's REF6025 performance demonstration kit. 

This video will review the most important parameters in a VREF and will go over how to interpret each of these parameters in a system.

Learn more about the Interface to a Sin/Cos Encoder with Sitara AM437x Reference Design is an EMC compliant industrial interface to Sin/Cos position encoders. A

Learn more about the TIDA-00176 reference design that is an EMC-compliant industrial interface to Sin/Cos position encoders. Applications include industrial dri

Watch this video for an introduction to measuring loop gain in power supplies.

This training gives an overview of the functional blocks internal to an LDO

Vijay demonstrates an opamp-based current limit circuit with TI's LM(2)5085 Constant On-Time (COT) PFET switching controller.

Watch this training video for an overview of the empirical loop gain measurement method.

In this webinar, we will cover TI’s portfolio for new Voltage Reference and Supervisor devices.

Watch the New Product Update webinar to learn about the latest updates to TI’s voltage reference and supervisor portfolio.

In this Power Tips "Ask the Expert" video Dave asks TI’s Brian King to gain insight to the location of the compensator poles and zeros.