This application note provides noise figure analysis for fully differential amplifiers including output noisecalculation and noise figure calculation.

TPS65950 Schematic Checklist

AN066: TI-MAC modifications for using CC2591 PA/LNA with MSP430F2618+CC2520

The TMS320C40 communication port is a very-high-speed data transmission circuit. Its speed and the close proximity of multiple data lines create special challenges. The information in this document is intended to help you past some of the potential problem areas. It discusses some design issues and gives tips to use when designing with TMS320C40 communication ports. Several schematic diagrams are

This application report describes a experiment using the Texas Instruments (TI?) TMS320C5x Evaluation Module (EVM) and Fourier-based filtering to achieve real time response. The Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) is employed to obtain a discreet spectrum of a source signal received by the EVM. The coefficients of the spectrum can then be modified using an MS-Windows-based user interface that mimics

GC5330 Sideband Rejection and FB Isolation Impacts on DPD Performance

Signal frequency bandwidth limitation fast pulse shaping separation between telecommunications signals and suppression of unwanted carrier and disturbance frequencies are among the most important jobs of filter circuits. While active filters with operational amplifiers and switched capacitor filters are used for lower frequency applications passive filter versions dominate the application spec

Following an overview of DMA abstractions for eXpressDSP-compliant algorithms this application describes a C6x1x-optimized (C6211 C6711) ACPY2 library implementation and DMA Resource Manager which can also be run on C64x devices. An algorithm and example application is provided (including source code) to demonstrate enhancements to DMA access.

Sections in this application note are provided

This document discusses an easy way to terminate an unused communication (comm) port without using external pull-up resistors.

TMS320F28xx and F28xxx digital signal controllers (DSCs) include multiple complex peripherals running at fairly high-clock frequencies. They are commonly connected to low level analog signals using an

Transistor Outline (TO-237)

AN-1301 Dual Foot Print Layout Notes for DP83865 Gig PHYTER V and DP838 47 DS PHYTER II

This document contains implementation instructions for the three serializer/deserializer (SERDES) based interfaces on the TMS320C6474 DSP device. These include the Serial RapidIO® (SRIO) antenna and serial gigabit media independent interface (SGMII) interfaces.

Serial RapidIO is an industry-standard high-speed switched-packet interconnect. The antenna interface is compatible with two industr

AN-714 Using COP800 Devices to Control DC Stepper Motors

AN-1055 Low-Cost Multiple Output Flyback Converter for I/O Cards

This Application Note will highlight the design considerations incurred in a high frequency power supply using the Phase Shifted Resonant PWM control technique. An overview of this switching technique

The engineer designing an electronic system often needs to know the behavior of its components under operating conditions that are outside those usually described in the data sheets. Thus, although th

This book presents a collection of efficient machine language programs for advanced applications with the TMS320C30 family of digital processors. These programs include the following categories: -

The constant on-time (COT) control method used by the LM3402 and LM3404 constant-current buckregulators provides a balance between control over switching frequency and fast transient response.Normally this quasi-hysteretic control senses the input voltage and adjusts the on-time tON of the powerMOSFET as needed to keep fSW constant. Investigating a little more deeply reveals that tON is in

This document summarizes the results of a performance analysis on the LMS-filter based line echo canceller (LEC) implementation using TMS320C6201 digital signal processor. The CPU throughput internal data memory and power dissipation requirements for processing are discussed.