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Design, Protection, and Technologies for Analog Outputs
Analog outputs in industrial automation come in a variety of configurations that each must deliver strong precision while passing stringent EMI /EMC certification tests. This session will address these systems and their challenges by explaining each configuration, and explaining example designs
Designing a 99% Efficient Totem Pole PFC with GaN
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Designing a Multi-Channel 4-20mA Analog Input Module
This training helps to understand relevant parameter of a 4-20mA analog input module, such as surge protection, handling miss-wiring, broken wire detection, isolation or protection of the module against over-current at power and signal inputs.
Designing a Multi-Channel 4-20mA Analog Input Module
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Designing for high-efficiency power and motor drive applications
Learn about solutions that pair the flexibility of digital power control with C2000 MCUs and in-line current sensing with the high-power efficiency of GaN.
Designing for security: Electronic Smart Locks
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Designing multi-kW power supply systems
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Designing Quick Starting Embedded Systems: Hardware and Software Elements
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Designing software for 1-phase electricity meters that use standalone ADCs
Designing software for split-phase electricity meters that use standalone ADCs
Designing the future of smart building
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Designing the future of smart factory
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Designing various USB Type-C and Power Delivery Systems using TI’s TPS6598x devices
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Designing wide input DC/DC converters for precision data acquisition applications
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Designing wide input DC/DC converters for smart lock applications
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Designing wide input DC/DC converters for solar inverter applications
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Designing wide input DC/DC converters for thermostat applications
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Designing with Delta-Sigma ADCs: System design considerations to optimize performance
Delta-sigma analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) are oversampling converters typically used in applications requiring higher resolution. However, ADCs do not work by themselves. In fact, they require several key components around them, including a front-end amplifier, a voltage reference, a clock source, power supplies, and a good layout. Many devices integrate these features together with the ADC to offer a complete system solution, which simplifies the design for customers and minimizes board space.
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.