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2018 South Asia Industrial Webinar Series
The topics will cover system design issue and solution for Building Automation, Power Delivery and Test & Measurement. TI experts introduce the latest technology and innovation system reference design. Discover ways to enhance the time-to-market and create safer and efficient industrial systems.
AC Analog Input Module Architecture (AIM)
The third part of the session provides details on the need to focus on AC analog input module and its use cases in different types of protection relays, Different types of current sensors and the use cases for these sensors including key advantages and dis-advantages. Explains AC analog input module architecture including block diagram showing the critical products and EERD with different subsystems identified showing different approaches for designing an AC AIM.
AC Specifications
These videos describe how to analyze analog-to-digital converter (ADC) performance specifications that are measured using ac input signals, such as SNR, THD, SINAD, and SFDR.
ADS131M04 current detection mode for detecting neutral removal tampering
Advanced JESD204B Topics
This series explores advanced topics related to the JESD204B SerDes standard associated with extending the link length and multi-device synchronization.
Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) Drive Topologies
These videos describe the different types front-end topologies that can be used to drive the input signal of an ADC.
Architectures
Take a look at common precision DAC architectures, and find the perfect fit for your design.
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Automotive
Calibration and metrology accuracy results
Calibration and metrology accuracy results
Choosing the Best ADC Architecture for Your Application
This video series provides information about the differences between the architectures of successive approximation register analog-to-digital converters (SAR ADCs) and delta-sigma ADCs. These videos are intended to help you know how to choose the best ADC architecture for your application.
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Current sensor and metrology architecture options
Current sensor and metrology architecture options
Data converters
From simplifying high voltage current measurements to getting the most out of a SAR ADC, these data converter training videos explore everything from selecting the right DAC to defining a multiplying DAC.
Demystifying circuit design with Precision DAC
The presentation addresses the Precision DAC Architecture overview, DAC spec parameters and the theory of operation & Design example. All the information is importer for engineer when work on the system design.
Design considerations for USB type-C power delivery
The presentation addresses the design consideration of USB Type-C power delivery. USB Type-C is the new trend of Industrial, automotive and personal electronics devices. In the training, audience will be able to learn more about USB Type-C power delivery (PD) requirement and understand architecture of USB Type-C PD, AC/DC power source.
Design Details for TI design TIDA-00834 High Accuracy Analog Front End Using 16-Bit SAR ADC with ±10V Measurement Range Reference Design
Fifth part of the session will focus on providing detailed information on TIDA-00834 TI design. The initial slides cover Design Overview, Features, Key Components, test Setup, market differentiators, Block Diagram with links to relevant TI Designs, EVMs and TI product used in this design. Circuit representation and detailed description for ADC interface, Voltage and Current measurement and Power supply are provided. Graphs for Voltage and Current measurement accuracy are shown; along with collaterals and TI design links that can be referred by customers during design.
Designing software for 1-phase electricity meters that use standalone ADCs
Designing software for split-phase electricity meters that use standalone ADCs
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.