LM5176PWPR_AD1981BBSTZ Introduction

Texas Instruments is a veteran chip giant headquartered in Dallas, Texas. During the semiconductor boom of the late 1950s, Texas Instruments was one of two companies (the other being Fairchild Semiconductor) that invented the integrated circuit, and has an important place in the history of technology.

Systems with a communication interface often require an external application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) or a dedicated host-controlled microprocessor, but this reduces the flexibility of the design architecture, increases complexity, and takes up space on the circuit board. . The newly introduced C2000 F2838x microcontrollers, however, do not rely on external ASICs, thereby reducing the overall solution size and the amount of material used.

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TPS82130SILR

TS3A225ERTER TPS2546RTER TMP112AIDRLT TPS82130SILR.

BQ24311DSGR TIC10024QDCPRQ1 TL331IDBVR TL331IDBVT TPS63070RNMT.

SN74HCS74QPWRQ1 BQ27200EVM TPD8F003DQDR LMC6082AIN/NOPB TMP112AIDRLR.

SN74HCT08PWR SN74HC244DWR SN74HCT244PWR R5F21206JFP#U1 PCM1808PWR analog IC.

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AD45030-REEL7

TPS60403DBVR CSD17313Q2 TPS259571DSGR TPS259571DSGT TLV3202AQDGKRQ1.

TPS62823DLCR TPS62823DLCT TPS62821DLCT TPS62821DLCR BQ40Z50RSMR-R2.

MC908MR32CFUE Other ICs SGM4546YTDK14G/TR SN74LV595APWR Logic IC PCM5101APWR Audio IC LMK00105SQ/NOPB Power IC.

TPS2549RTER SMD Diode TPD1E1B04DPYR Power IC ISL29026IROZ-T7 Other ICs LD1117DT50CTR Power IC SN74AHC125DR Logic IC.

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"Making accurate, informed decisions through the use and analysis of large amounts of data is a very important innovation capability," said Ray Upton, vice president of TI's Interconnect Microcontroller Group. Wireless networks are at the heart of this data migration, and the ability to connect the last mile through connected devices is a critical part of the data loop.

The quiescent current is reduced by up to ten times with ship mode and shutdown functions, providing battery standby times at least five times higher than the market. The BQ25790 and BQ25792 are TI's first multi-cell buck-boost battery chargers with less than 1 μA quiescent current.

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