Texas Instruments Focuses on Power Supply Design Innovation with 2006 North America Power Seminars
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DALLAS (Aug. 14, 2006) - Building on more than 25 years of educating power supply designers with innovative design concepts, Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) (NYSE: TXN) has announced the North America schedule for its 2006 Power Supply Design Seminar Series. TI's leading power management gurus will conduct a series of one-day seminars in 35 cities in the United States and Canada beginning September 13.
The 2006 series, the 18th since introduced by Unitrode in 1977, provides rich technical and practical presentations that combine new advanced power supply concepts, basic design principles and "real-world" application examples. Additional seminars are planned for Mexico, South America, Asia and Japan in the fourth quarter and in Europe in early 2007. For more information and to register for an upcoming seminar, see: www.ti.com/powerseminars2006.
Topics for the 2006 Seminar Series Include:
▪ Improving Power Supply Efficiency - The Global Perspective
▪ Green-Mode Power by the Milliwatt
▪ Feedback in the Fast Lane - Modeling Current-Mode Control in High-Frequency Converters
▪ Designing Planar Magnetics
▪ An Interleaved PFC Pre-Regulator for High-Power Converters
▪ Software Design for Digital Power - Programming 101 for Analog Designers
▪ Designing a Digital Telecom Rectifier
▪ New Power Supply Components
Analog gurus Lloyd Dixon and Bob Mammano headline a list of seminar presenters well-known in the analog community for their expertise in power-related topics. With most of his career devoted to the semiconductor industry in an application engineering role, Dixon has made significant contributions in power factor correction, control loop design and magnetic design. Mammano has more than 40 years of experience in analog power control technology, and is widely recognized as "the father of the PWM IC industry."
The cost of the day-long seminar in U.S. and Canada is $99. Pricing includes a continental breakfast, lunch, a copy of the seminar manual and presentation materials. In addition to online registration, participants may register by calling 1-800-477-8924, ext. 1342.
North American Dates and Locations:
September 13 Boston North
September 14 Waterbury, Conn.
September 19 Portland, Ore.
September 19 Dayton, Ohio
September 20 Seattle
September 20 Cleveland
September 21 Rochester, N.Y.
September 21 Vancouver
September 22 Calgary
September 26 Toronto
September 27 Ottawa
September 28 Montreal
October 2 Detroit
October 3 Chicago
October 4 Milwaukee
October 5 Minneapolis
October 10 Long Island, N.Y.
October 11 Fairfield, N.J.
October 12 Philadelphia
October 17 Boston South
October 18 North Bethesda, Md.
October 19 Raleigh, N.C.
October 24 Houston
October 25 Austin
October 26 Dallas
October 27 Denver
October 31 Huntsville, Ala.
November 1 Atlanta
November 2 Orlando
November 7 San Jose
November 8 Westlake Village/Agoura, Calif.
November 9 Orange County, Calif.
November 14 Tucson
November 15 Phoenix
November 16 San Diego
About Texas Instruments
Texas Instruments Incorporated provides innovative DSP and analog technologies to meet our customers' real world signal processing requirements. In addition to Semiconductor, the company includes the Educational & Productivity Solutions business. TI is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, and has manufacturing, design or sales operations in more than 25 countries.
Texas Instruments is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol TXN. More information is located on the World Wide Web at www.ti.com.
