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System Design Considerations Using TI DLP Technology Down to 400 nm

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DLP6500 DLP9500 DLPC900 System design considerations using TI DLP technology at 400 nm wavelengths

Estimating available applicaiton power for Power-over-Ethernet applications

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DN402 -- Simple Audio Loopback Using CC251X

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This design note shows how to implement voice quality audio applications without using an external codec using the CC2510 and CC2511 devices. It includes a code example for

THD+N Versus Frequency Characteristics and Spectra of the PCM1717/18/19/20/23/27

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The following application bulletin describes the theory and actual performance of THD+N versus frequency characteristics for the PCM1717 series which include on-chip digital filters. The contents of this article apply to the PCM1717 and other devices which use the same digital filter architecture and delta-sigma DAC such as PCM1718 PCM1719 PCM1720 PCM1723 and PCM1727.

Sine Wave Oscillator

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This note describes the operational amplifier (op-amp) sine-wave oscillator together with the criteria for oscillation to occur using RC components. It delineates the roles of phase shift and gain in the circuit and then discusses considerations of the op amp. A brief analysis of a Wien-Bridge oscillator circuit is provided. Several examples of sine-wave oscillators are given although it is reco

PCI1520 Implementation Guide

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PCI1520 Implementation Guide

TMS320C6000 Expansion Bus to MPC860 Microprocessor Interface (Rev. B)

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This application report describes how to interface the TMS320C6000™ (C6000™) digital signal processor (DSP) expansion bus to the Motorola MPC860 microprocessor. This document contains:

A block diagram of the interface and PAL equations

Information required for configuring the MPC680

Timing diagrams illustrating the interface functionality

Code Conversion Application for MSP432P401R (Rev. B)

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This application note describes the usage of the code conversion application delivered with version 2.0.0 (and above) of the MSP432P401R device header files. In these revisions of the MSP432P401R device header files, the coding style has been adapted to CMSIS. This may lead to compilation errors in user code if the code is not converted. MSP430™ style register definitions have also been removed with exception of legacy 16-bit IPs (see msp432p401r_classic.h).

In addition, certain MSP430 style definitions have changed. Therefore, TI recommends that you run the code conversion application even if you do not use CMSIS style definitions.

For details on what has changed in the device headers, see the release notes of the IDE support file packages.

PGA450-Q1 Reset Issue During VPWR Ramp Down

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During a VPWR ramp down the 8051W microcontroller comes out of reset incorrectly when VPWR is between the typical values of 3.5 V and 3.2 V which leads to faulty code execution. This application report describes this issue and the workaround for this issue.

Plastic Encapsulant Impact on Au-Al Ball Bond Intermetallic Life

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Plastic Encapsulant Impact on Au-Al Ball Bond Intermetallic Life

COTS Journal Article Reliability Implications Derating High-Complexity Circuits

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COTS Journal Article Reliability Implications Derating High-Complexity Microcircuits

Migrating From TMS320C5535 to TMS320C5545

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This application report provides a summary of the similarities and differences between the TMS320C5535 and TMS320C5545 devices to minimize changes required to migrate from TMS320C5535 to TMS320CC554

DSS Bit Exact Output

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DSS Bit Exact Output

66AK2L06 JESD Attach to ADC12J4000/DAC38J84 Getting Started Guide (Rev. B)

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66AK2L06 JESD Attach to ADC12J4000/DAC38J84 Getting Started Guide /ASPH/EP Designs/TIDU963_TIDEP0034/TIDU963_TIDEP0034

Leveraging Low-Frequency Power Modes on MSP432P4xx Microcontrollers (Rev. A)

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Leveraging Low-Frequency Power Modes on MSP432P4xx Microcontrollers /Microcontrollers/MSP/App_Reports/SLAA657/

TPA3136D2 Design Considerations for EMC

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The TPA3136D2 Class D audio power amplifier is the latest TI analog input amplifier that uses advancedPWM switching techniques for reducing electromagnetic interference (EMI) without degrading audioperformance. This application note describes the system design and printed circuit board (PCB) guidelinesused to maximize the technology employed in the TPA3136D2 device. These techniques include the EMIsuppression without the need for expensive inductor filters and the reduction of external component count.

ADC32RF45: Amplifier to ADC Interface

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ADC32RF45: Amplifier to ADC Interface ADC32RF45 LMH5401 LMH3401 LMH6401 LMH3404

Short Time Measurement Using TDC7201

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Time-to-digital converters are used in measuring time-of-flight in multiple end applications such as drones, range finders, machine vision, robots, etc. These end applications can either use light wa

DP83822 Low Power Modes

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This application note will discuss how the DP83822 low power modes work and how to implement each mode. For information regarding expected power consumption please see the DP83822 Datasheet.

How to Select Little Logic (Rev. A)

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TI Little Logic devices are logic-gate devices assembled in a small single- dual- or triple- gate package. Little Logic devices are widely used in portable equipment such as mobile phones MP3 players and notebook computers. Little Logic devices also are used in desktop computers and telecommunications. Little Logic gates are common components for easy PC board routing schematic design and b