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2026
Texas Instruments launches TMCS2100-Q1 multi-axis coreless Hall-effect current sensor for HEV/EV traction inverters
Texas Instruments introduced the TMCS2100-Q1, a multi-axis coreless Hall-effect current sensor designed for traction inverter applications in hybrid and electric vehicles. The sensor measures horizontal and vertical magnetic fields simultaneously, which TI says reduces vibration-induced errors and improves accuracy over single-axis coreless solutions.
2026
Texas Instruments introduces ADC34DSO75 high-speed ADC for AI data center power monitoring
Texas Instruments introduced the ADC34DSO75, a four-channel, 14-bit analog-to-digital converter that samples at up to 3 GSPS to capture nanosecond-scale power glitches on AI processor power rails, at the OCP Global Summit. Alongside the ADC, TI also introduced a system-on-module based on the device that can monitor up to eight voltage rails with nanosecond resolution.
2026
Texas Instruments launches ADC34DSO75 nanosecond-resolution ADC for AI data centers at OCP Global Summit
Texas Instruments (TI) launched the ADC34DSO75, a new 3 GSPS analog-to-digital converter supporting nanosecond-resolution, 24/7 low-power event-based remote telemetry, at the OCP Global Summit on October 12, 2026, targeting monitoring of AI data centers to help minimize costly downtime. TI also showcased related 800VDC power solutions, including on NVIDIA's MGX AI factory ecosystem display wall.
2026
Texas Instruments launches TMCS2100-Q1 multi-axis coreless Hall-effect current sensor for HEV/EV traction inverters
Texas Instruments introduced the TMCS2100-Q1, a multi-axis coreless Hall-effect current sensor designed for traction inverter applications in hybrid and electric vehicles. The sensor measures horizontal and vertical magnetic fields simultaneously, which TI says reduces vibration-induced errors and improves current measurement accuracy for EV powertrain torque control.
2022
TI launches AWR2944 radar sensor
Texas Instruments announced the launch of its AWR2944 automotive millimeter-wave radar sensor in China, designed to help automakers improve object sensing for advanced driver-assistance systems.
2022
Google launches Ripple radar standard
Google launched Ripple, an open standard of protocols for putting radar capabilities into consumer devices. Companies including Ford, Texas Instruments and Blumio were already on board.
2021
Texas Instruments and Desay SV sign ADAS cooperation memorandum
Texas Instruments announced that it and Desay SV had signed a memorandum of cooperation to expand their existing collaboration into advanced driver-assistance systems, including joint development of ADAS solutions.
2021
TI and Delta collaborate on server power supplies
Texas Instruments announced that its GaN technology and C2000 real-time microcontrollers, together with Delta Electronics' power-electronics technology, are being used to develop high-efficiency, high-power enterprise server power supplies.
2021
Texas Instruments launches Sitara AM2x MCU series
Texas Instruments introduced the Sitara AM2x series, a new high-performance microcontroller product line.
2021
TI and CRRC Zhuzhou Institute upgrade joint design laboratory cooperation
Texas Instruments announced that it signed a memorandum of understanding with CRRC Zhuzhou Institute to upgrade their jointly operated design laboratory and broaden their cooperation.
2021
Texas Instruments announces Sandy Hu's departure
Texas Instruments said its former vice president and China president, Sandy Hu, would leave the company to take a new career opportunity; her destination had not been publicly announced.
2021
Texas Instruments appoints Jiang Han as China president
Texas Instruments announced the appointment of Jiang Han as company vice president and China president. He will lead the China sales and market applications teams and oversee overall China operations.
2021
TI announces wireless BMS solution
Texas Instruments announced the release of a wireless battery management system solution for electric vehicles, described as the first independently evaluated functional safety concept.
2020
Texas Instruments introduces new automotive and industrial GaN FETs
Texas Instruments expanded its high-voltage power-management portfolio with new 650-V and 600-V gallium nitride field-effect transistor families for automotive and industrial applications. Pre-production industrial versions were available, while automotive versions were expected to be available for purchase in the first quarter of 2021.
2020
TI launches BQ25790 and BQ25792 battery charger ICs
Texas Instruments launched the BQ25790 and BQ25792 buck-boost battery charger integrated circuits, which support USB Type-C and USB Power Delivery charging.
2020
Communication Interface Technologies files patent suits against multiple companies
Communication Interface Technologies filed multiple patent infringement suits in the Texas Eastern District Court against several companies, including Cinemark Holdings and Yum! Brands. The suits alleged unauthorized use of patented push-notification technology; the plaintiff sought infringement adjudication, damages, costs, fees, and other relief.
2020
Texas Instruments reports first-quarter results amid pandemic
Texas Instruments released its first-quarter financial report on April 22. The article reports revenue of $3.771 billion, down 11% year over year, and net income of $1.425 billion, down 9%.
2020
Texas Instruments expands second-quarter guidance range
Texas Instruments said it had expanded its second-quarter guidance range amid increased uncertainty, projecting revenue of $2.61 billion to $3.19 billion and earnings per share of $0.64 to $1.04.
2020
Texas Instruments launches TPS546D24A converter
Texas Instruments launched the TPS546D24A, a stackable 40-A SWIFT DC/DC buck converter that can stack up to four ICs.
2020
TI launches automotive-grade 0-level digital isolator and CAN FD transceiver
Texas Instruments announced the launch of its ISO7741E-Q1 0-level digital isolator and described the TCAN1044EV-Q1 as a new 0-level CAN FD transceiver. The ISO7741E-Q1 was available from TI and authorized distributors; the TCAN1044EV-Q1 was available in pre-production.