Overview of applications and markets for wearable displays.

Learn how DLP Pico technology benefits a wearable display system.

This video outlines key measurements for audio products, specifically signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) . Subsequent tutorials will discuss cross talk and gain.

This video briefly outlines key measurements for audio products, specifically total THD+N and level.

In this training, you will learn about loudspeaker basics, speaker cabinet types and peak versus average power in terms of speaker protection.

This video discusses the differences between ECGs and PPGs.

TI introduces most affordable way to get started with DLP® Pico™ display technology. Tiny chipset and $99 EVM make it easier to design display applications.

In this video, learn about the differences between using analog, pwm and hybrid dimming in LCD displays from a TI expert.

In this on-demand training video, learn about the basic building blocks and requirements of an HDR display compared to a traditional display.

In this on-demand training video, we will provide an introduction to LED backlighting LCD display with backlight module to explain each component.

In this short training video, we will compare linear and exponential dimming in white LED drivers for LCD backlighting.

In this short video, learn about the similarities and differences between High Dynamic Range (HDR) and Standard Dynamic Range (SDR) Displays.

A simple, wearable, wireless, multi-parameter, patient monitor operated using coin-cell battery and supporting raw data over Bluetooth® 5

Watch this quick demo video to see the Ultra Small RGB LED Animation Reference Design in action.

Part 2: In the part, the training covers the PD load transient requirement, AC/DC single port power delivery design example and introduces several USB Type-C re

This training provides an optical reference design for 0.23” digital micromirror devices (DMD), focusing on illumination concepts.

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.