This application report presents a solution to control a permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM)using the TMS320F2833x floating-point microcontrollers. TMS320F2833x devices are part of the family ofC2000 microcontrollers which enables the cost-effective design of intelligent controllers for three phasemotors by reducing system components and increasing efficiency. With these devices it i
This test report discusses jitter transfer of the TI CDCVF2310 and CDCVF25081 clock drivers when driving the TI TLK1501 serial gigabit transceiver at 600 Mbit/sec. This application report summarizes t
This document discusses the proper way to initialize the registers of the AIC given certain specifications. Details of the setup criteria equations defining the acceptable options and calculated data are presented to illustrate the solution.
For many applications which use ultra high-speed ADCs latency can be a critical performance specification. For example if the ADC is used in any kind of feedback loop then the absolute latency is an important factor. For a MIMO system such as a phased array radar the relative difference and variability in latency becomes important. This application note covers latency in the GSPS ADC products
This application report describes how to interface the DAC8811 multiplying digital-to-analog converter (MDAC) to the MSP430F449 mixed signal microcontroller.
Average consumers often weigh heavily on cost versus power rating of audio amplifiers as their basis for purchasing one. Depending on the marketing strategy the powerrating methodology for audio amplifiers can vary from manufacturer to manufacturer.The purpose of this document is to clarify three commonly used power ratings: average power peak power and PMPO.The following Texas Instru
This document describes the design considerations required to change a bq2040SN-C408 design to a bq2040-D411 solution. This includes both hardware and firmware considerations. Find the latest ordering information and data sheet on the world wide web at http://power.ti.com.
The UC1842/3/4/5 family of control ICs can implement off-line or DC-to-DC fixed-frequency current-mode control schemes with a minimal external parts count. This design note describes a circuit with low startup current (less than 0.5mA) MOSFET-compatible undervoltage lockout thresholds programmable restart-delay HICCUP fault protection auxiliary 5V precision reference and overvoltage/overtemper
ORing controllers are used to replace diodes in applications looking to improve system efficiency. They are designed to behave like a diode as much as possible. However, at light loads, with low RDS(o
A nonlinear effect of signal transfer exists between an electrical and an optical device. For example the transfer function of a cathode-ray picture tube (CRT) produces an output intensity proportional to some power (usually about 2.2 and referred to as the gamma factor) of the signal voltage. The nonlinear effect distorts the color displayed by the CRT. To compensate for the nonlinear effect a
All semiconductor devices have an ESD voltage threshold above which they sustain damage. While circuit designers can provide some on-circuit ESD protection (typically in the 2000 V to 4000 V range for the human body model and in the 200 V to 300 V range for the machine model) this is well below the static voltage levels found in work areas without ESD protection. Proper ESD handling and pac
This paper describes several important ADSL AFE1302 evaluation criteria and design limitation factors including the relationship between total SNR and transmission data speed; loop attenuation variation with DMT signal frequency and its influence on the reach; the echo return loss of the hybrid circuit; and the impact of Multi-Tone Power Ratio.