In this video, we will provide an overview of the main 12-V automotive battery rail transients that are handled by the power stage design.

Driving inductive loads using power switches and design considerations

Bi-directional, dual active bridge reference design for level 3 electric vehicle charging stations.

Learn how to simplify your stepper motor drive solution from Ryan Kehr, application manager for Motor Drivers.

In this tutorial video, we will continue to explain how to correct MOSFET selection to match the parts and design for Hot Swap.

In this tutorial video, we will discuss the start-up mode of parts and design.

In this tutorial video we will discuss the last step of the design process, UVLO, which describes the threshold of OVLO and PGD.

In this tutorial video, we will discuss the correct operating conditions suitable for the parts and design and how to select the current limit and circuit break

This training highlights the value integrated load switches bring over discrete MOSFET solutions when trying to replace power MOSFETs in a schematic

This video provides an overview of the all-in-one circuit protection solution, eFuse, and the various features the device can offer your designs.

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) are evolving. In this video, learn how to keep up by using eFuses and smart high side switches in your designs.

This video demonstrates how safety functions can be integrated in variable speed drive systems.

Learn about the benefits of using current sense amplifiers for in-line current sensing.

An overview of the considerations involved in designing industrial systems using High Side Switches for driving, protecting, and diagnosing loads.

Watch this video to understand how eFuses can provide protection for 24-V and 48-V industrial solutions while complying with EMC immunity standards.

This video covers: Automotive Transient standards structure, purpose and goals

This video summarizes the key information from the ISO 7637 standards & solutions series.

This video covers: Automotive Transient Protection, Negative transients, and reverse current protectionInrush control using TI solutions

An introductory comparison between switching solutions