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Reducing MLCCs' piezoelectric effects and audible noise
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Understand the underlying factors and some solutions to attenuate the generated audible noise, as well as other noise-suppression alternatives

Reduce THD in digitally-controlled PFCs
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Understand how you can minimize total harmonic distortion in this power factor correction topology

90-mW dual LVDS transmitter extends battery life in portables
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Texas Instruments' low-power FPD-Link serializer offers industry's highest resolution for tablets.

Analog chip market to grow 3% in 2012, says research firm
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Total sales of analog chips are expected to rise to about $43.8 billion in 2012, up 3 percent compared to 2011, according to market research firm Databeans.

Power Tip 47: Tame conducted common-mode emissions in isolated switchers (Part 1)
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Understand the danger these difficult-to-control emissions can cause, and how to minimize them

ST shines in MEMS rankings, says IHS
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Texas Instruments and Hewlett Packard Co. retained the number 1 and 2 positions in the ranking of MEMS suppliers by sales revenue in 2011, despite each suffering sales slides of 4 percent, according to market research company IHS.

TI donates $2.2 million for UC Berkeley design lab
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Texas Instruments said it donated $2.2 million to the University of California-Berkeley to revamp the school's electronic design laboratory.

Phase-dimmable LED driver provides smooth, flicker-free dimming
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This LED controller with constant power regulation from TI incorporates a phase decoder circuit and an adjustable hold current circuit to provide smooth, flicker free dimming operation.

MEMS project aims to prevent elderly from falling
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Texas Instruments and Texas Tech are collaborating on preventative medicine using MEMS sensors and smart analytics to prevent elderly from falling by predicting instability and sending an alert.

Microcontrollers for the drive train in hybrid and electric vehicles
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This paper describes the types of e-machines used, the electronic controller for e-motor control, and the resulting specific demands on the microcontroller.

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