Chapter 1: Size Matters

Chapter 2: High Frequency Challenges

Chapter 3: Series Capacitor Buck Topology

Chapter 4: Design Specs and Frequency Selection

This is an introduction to the hardware, peripheral, and signal processing steps that need to be applied to achieve good EMC with CapTIvate MCUs

Chapter 5: Inductor Selection

Chapter 6: Series Capacitor Selection

Chapter 7: Input & Output Capacitor Selection

Chapter 8: Feedback Network Selection

Chapter 9: On-Time Resistor Selection

Chapter 10: Current Limit Selection

Chapter 11: Soft-start time selection

Chapter 12: Converter Layout

Chapter 13: Design Results 

The CC2630, CC2640, CC2650, CC1310 and CC1350 devices include a 2nd programmable CPU ideal for ultra low-power sensor reading and data processing

This training provides a review of an AC/DC power supply reference design with universal AC input and 25V/13.5A and 12V/1A outputs.

Wireless power is pretty simple.  It’s a transformer with an air core.  But then we begin the fun part. Let's walk through a tool we’ve developed to help you come up to speed quickly.  We call it Wireless Power 101. The first of a series of Wireless Power 101 videos that will walk you through concepts and resources from TI.com.

In this session of Wireless Power 101 we discuss the tools used for Foreign Object Detection, or FOD.  Both the receiver and transmitter have to address this issue, but this will focus on the receiver FOD. Part of a series of Wireless Power 101 videos that will walk you through concepts and resources from TI.com.