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. 

Learn about sub-systems and trends relevant for factory automation design

This factory automation  series discusses key sub-system blocks for control systems, communication and field devices. It covers how Industry 4.0 drives changes in industrial communications, how safety requirements impact control systems (PLC, DCS, PAC, …) and field devices as well as sensing for predictive maintenance. On top of this, it also covers the necessary foundations for any engineer starting a design career in this field:

The mmWave training series is designed for you to learn the fundamentals of FMCW technology and mmWave sensors, and start development quickly. TI's portfolio of mmWave sensors features the AWR automotive radar sensor family and the IWR industrial mmWave sensor family, which are intended to be used for detecting range, velocity and angle of objects.  Learn more about the silicon, tools, software and some of the applications for both mmWave families in the mmWave training series. 

• In the first module, The architecture of a multi-channel data acquisition system and how a multiplexer can be used to facilitate the implementation. Possible causes of fault condition in a typical data acquisition system are discussed, and how the fault condition can severely impact the normal operation of the system is explained.
• In the second module, protection schemes that can be implemented to protect the system in fault condition using discrete components are discussed.

The TI-RSLK is a low-cost robotics kit and classroom curriculum which provides students with a deeper understanding of how electronic system designs work.  Developed with university faculty, Jon Valvano of UT Austin, the TI-RSLK is designed to supplement university curriculum.