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AC Analog Input Module Architecture (AIM)
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April 15, 2017
Duration:
11:23
Covers use cases for AC analog input module in protection relays.
Anti-tamper Techniques to Thwart Attacks on Smart Meters
Non-technical losses (“theft”) account for billions of dollars of revenue loss for utility providers around the world as individuals are able to hack meters to slow or stop the accumulation of energy usage statistics. This loss has driven increased requirements for enhancing the protection designed into new smart meters. This training session will discuss different methods of attacking smart meters and how TI’s analog portfolio can be used to detect or even prevent these attacks. In one scenario magnets are used to saturate any transformers present in the system.
Anti-tamper Techniques to Thwart Attacks on Smart Meters— Hardening a meter against magnetic tamper attacks: Cap-Drop Based High-Side Power Supplies
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April 12, 2017
Duration:
05:35
This module covers the advantages and disadvantages of using a cap drop power supply to power the high-side of the AMC1304
Back to the LDO basics
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April 2, 2018
Duration:
01:01
LDO Basics Training Series- What is an LDO and how can you use them?
Backlight Dimming Algorithms
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April 17, 2018
Duration:
03:54
In this video, learn about the differences between using analog, pwm and hybrid dimming in LCD displays from a TI expert.
Deep Dive into the Light Load Efficient, Low Noise Power Supply Reference Design for Wearables and IoT (TIDA-01566)
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March 26, 2019
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17:37
You CAN achieve both low noise and high efficiency to make your portable device run better. The tried and true DC/DC followed by an LDO works.
Design Details for TI design TIDA-00834 High Accuracy Analog Front End Using 16-Bit SAR ADC with ±10V Measurement Range Reference Design
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April 15, 2017
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19:39
Reference design for a High Accuracy 16-Bit SAR ADC with links to, relevant EVMs, performance graphs and TI products used in this design: TIDA-00834
Designing a modern power supply for RF sampling converters
When: October 28, 2019
Learn how to design a simpler signal chain that uses a PCB with a much smaller footprint.
Detecting case tamper attacks using inductive switches
The first line of defense against tampering by bypassing current, reversing connections, and disconnecting leads is the meter case. Due to this, it is common for utilities to require some form of intrusion detection system to detect when someone opens a case. In this section, we will cover how to detect someone trying to open the case of a meter.
Detecting magnetic tampering using hall-effect sensors
For anti-tampering, it is common to try to detect the presence of a strong magnet. In this section, we will cover the use of hall sensors for low-power detection of strong magnetic fields in three dimensions. Details on our magnetic tamper detection reference design, TIDA-00839, will be provided as well as some of the design considerations that were kept in mind when creating this reference design.
Driving MSP430 Low Power Even Lower
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February 17, 2016
Duration:
30:28
In this tutorial, Aaron will discuss how to leverage the properties of the MSP430 micro controller to ensure the lowest power performance possible.
Dual active bridge DC:DC power stage for a level 3 (fast) EV charging station (pile)
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June 27, 2019
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01:04:25
Bi-directional, dual active bridge reference design for level 3 electric vehicle charging stations.
Electrical Fundamentals and Need for power systems protection
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April 14, 2017
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13:01
This session provides a quick introduction to electrical power systems fundamentals, the need for protection in power systems and challenges for protection.
Engineer It - What is a multiplying DAC (MDAC)?
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October 23, 2015
Duration:
07:36
Learn what a multiplying DAC (MDAC) is and how it works. Toward the end of the video, you’ll get three tips to keep in mind when designing with an MDAC.
Engineer It LDO Training Videos
These training videos will be used to better understand LDOs, and includes more information on designing the best ADC power supply, stabilizing an LDO, measuring LDO noise and power supply rejection ratio, sourcing 5-A or more with current sharing regulators, measuring thermal resistance between junction temperature and ambiance, and measuring the ADC power supply rejection.
Engineer It: Can't Take the Heat? Share the Current
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October 30, 2015
Duration:
10:12
In this training video, TI's Aaron Paxton demonstrates how to source 5-A or more with Current Sharing Linear Regulators and discusses the benefits of using two low-dropout linear regulators versus a single LDO to source 6-A.
Engineer It: How to Measure LDO Noise and PSRR
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October 30, 2015
Duration:
12:18
In this training video, TI's Kyle Van Renterghem demonstrates how to measure LDO noise and Power Supply Rejection Ratio (PSRR).
Engineer It: Is Your LDO in Control?
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Duration:
October 30, 2015
Duration:
16:23
In this training video, TI's David Hopkins demonstrates how to stabilize the LDO control loop.
Engineer It: Measuring Thermals - How Hot is Your LDO?
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Duration:
October 30, 2015
Duration:
05:54
In this training video, TI's Cynthia Sosa demonstrates how to understand and measure thermal properties in order to avoid running an LDO in thermal exceedances.
Engineer It: What is ADC PSR?
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Duration:
October 30, 2015
Duration:
17:05
In this training video, TI's Xavier Ramus demonstrates how to measure the ADC Power Supply Rejection.