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Power fundamentals - buck regulator architectures
This series provides an overview of the various buck regulator architectures, including:
- Multi-Phase Buck Regulators
- Hysteretic Buck Regulators
- COT Buck Regulators
- Current/Emulated Current Mode Buck Regulators
- Voltage Mode Buck Regulators
Sitara™ ARM® Processors Boot Camp: Giving Linux the Boot
Sitara™ ARM® Processors Boot Camp: Optimizing Linux Boot Time
SimpleLink™ Sub-1 GHz wireless solutions for the IoT: robustness & long range (3-part series)
Sub-1 GHz gives you kilometers of range with very low power consumption. The RF bands are license-free and the robust co-existence technology solves the increasing problem of interference from other wireless systems. Sub-1GHz is suited for applications running on small batteries: Metering and smart grid, alarm and security and home automation.
Control Theory seminar
This 4-part technical seminar offers an introduction to control theory which is of value to electronic, electrical and mechanical engineers. The aim is to provide engineers with an insight into elementary control problems and their solution. An understanding of basic engineering mathematics is recommended to benefit fully from this course.
- Fundamental concepts: Linear systems, transient response, frequency analysis, classification of systems
- Feedback systems: Effects of feedback, Nyquist analysis, stability margins, phase compensation
- Transient response: Transient specifications, steady state error, PID control, root locus analysis
- Discrete time systems: Sampled systems, the z-transform, aliasing, delay & reconstruction, discrete transformations
- The course opens with a review of fundamental concepts, including linear differential equations and the Laplace transform. The behaviour of classical first and second order systems is examined in both the time and the frequency domains.
- The second section introduces closed loop control and the effects of negative feedback in the frequency domain. The Nyquist plot is introduced as a valuable tool to assess control loop stability and performance, and is applied to the design of phase compensators.
- The central theme of section three is control performance in the time domain. The design and tuning of PID controllers is explained using the step response, and various methods of assessing quality of response are presented. The root locus plot then is introduced as a method of designing complex systems to meet transient response specifications.
- Section four focuses on discrete time systems. The z-transform is introduced, and the relationship between the s-plane and z-plane explained in detail. The design of digital closed loop controllers is then described using emulation and direct design methods. Also covered are some important practical considerations when implementing discrete time controllers, including aliasing, sample rate selection, the effects of computational delay, and zero order hold.
- The material is supported by many examples and tutorials, and includes a short question & answer session at the end of each section. Matlab is used throughout the seminar to introduce new concepts and to illustrate each major topic. A printed copy of the seminar manual containing the presentation material is issued to each attendee at the start of the course.
Power fundamentals - DC-DC fundamentals
This five-part series provides an overview of DC-DC converters.
Power fundamentals - linear regulator fundamentals
This five-part series provides an overview of linear regulators.
Switching Power Supply Component Selection
This 7-part series discusses tips and best practices for selecting the appropriate components for your switching power supply.
SimpleLink Wi-Fi CC3100 Project 0 Series
These videos support the software tool series for SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi CC3100:
- SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi CC3100 Project 0: Energia IDE
- SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi CC3100 Project 0: Microsoft Visual Studio
- SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi CC3100 Project 0: IAR Embedded Workbench
- SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi CC3100 Project 0: Code Composer Studio IDE
SimpleLink Wi-Fi CC3200 Project 0 Series
These videos support the software tool series for SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi CC3200
- SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi CC3200 Project 0: Energia IDE
- SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi CC3100 Project 0: IAR Embedded Workbench
- SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi CC3100 Project 0: Code Composer Studio IDE
TM4C129x MCUs Series
This 6-part training will provide technical overviews of various features on the TM4C129x Series Microcontrollers developed specifically for applications that simultaneously connect, communicate and control.
Use MSP432 microcontrollers to bring high performance to low-power applications
While the market requires better power performance, it also continuously demands more functionality from devices. The challenge many developers face today is maintaining or improving battery operating life while simultaneously increasing a device’s capabilities. For many devices, it is not feasible to increase battery size or capacity. Developers need to achieve higher performance within the same power footprint if battery life is not to be compromised.
Analog Power Supply Design Workshop
Linux Board Porting Training Series
The "Linux Board Porting" online series is comprised of nine, 10-minute modules (3 Lecture and 6 Lab) that provide an introduction to porting U-boot and the Linux Kernel to custom hardware platforms.
WEBENCH® Filter Designer
This training series takes you through WEBENCH® Filter Designer and many of its newer features.
Touch the Revolution with MSP MCUs featuring CapTIvate™ technology
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MSP MCU Crypto-Bootloader Training Series
In-field firmware updates are becoming an increasingly popular feature supported on products that are deployed to the field; however, this feature is also very commonly exploited by attackers, and if vulnerable, can compromise the security of the system. In this series we will discuss the various security concerns for in-field firmware updates, and a solution for increasing the security of in-field firmware updates in ultra-low power MSP microcontrollers - called the Crypto-Bootloader.
TI Day with IoT, Precision Op Amps and Sensing
Three-part JESD204B training series
This three-part training series introduces fundamentals and tips for leveraging the JESD204B serial interface standard, which provides board area, FPGA/ASIC pin-count and deterministic latency improvements over traditional LVDS and CMOS interfaces. TI’s JESD204B ADCs, DACs, clock ICs and development tools enable quick evaluation, design and implementation of designs utilizing the JESD204B interface. Learn more today through this on-demand series.
2016 工業應用技術專題
在訊號鏈單元，教您如何判斷、解決運算放大器震盪問題，並運用 TI Design 加速、瞭解設計流程，以及隔離設計在惡劣的工業環境中，面臨提高訊號的穩健性和可靠度的挑戰該如何應對。電源管理單元則帶您了解 PoE的基本概念，探討電源系統及隔離型交換式電源供應器的基礎和原理，如功率因素調整、返馳式、順向式、半橋諧振式及全橋式。此外，本次線上培訓也加入嵌入式處理器以及 DLP 等主題分享。