PLC System-on-Module accelerates design implementation.

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Customizable power line communication (PLC) system-on-module, pairing real-time C2000™ MCU with AFE031 or AFE032 PLC AFEs, provides support for multiple PLC standards, including S-FSK, G3, PRIME, and IEEE-1901.2. While modifications – SoM packages, form factors, and interfaces – foster implementation in any design, functionality helps developers overcome such challenges as creating products that support multiple PLC standards and meeting performance and certification requirements.







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Get the Most Out of your Power Line Communication (PLC) Designs with Customized Solution from Texas Instruments and Tailyn



Optimized PLC module lets developers create the next generation of devices for the smart grid



SAN ANTONIO -- Easing the problems facing smart grid developers, Texas Instruments (TI) (NASDAQ: TXN) today announced one of the industry's most flexible, robust and optimized power line communication (PLC) system-on-module on the market at DistribuTECH 2014. TI collaborated with Tailyn Technologies to offer a customizable field-tested PLC module with a variety of modifications, including SoM packages, form factors and interfaces, so customers can implement TI's PLC technology in any design. The optimized PLC module allows developers to overcome multiple design challenges at once, such as creating products that support multiple PLC standards, supporting a wide variety of customizations based on utilities' design needs, and meeting time-to-market, performance and certification requirements. Customers can have the PLC module customized in terms of form factors, communication interfaces, and applications to meet any design needs.



Pairing TI's real-time C2000(TM) microcontroller with its AFE031 or AFE032 PLC analog front ends provides support for multiple PLC standards, including S-FSK, G3, PRIME, and IEEE-1901.2. The field-tested PLC module is ready for many types of conditions found in real-world smart grid implementations, such as automatic meter reading (AMR) or advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) metering, solar invertor control, street lighting control, and machinery control. Developers can expect a high-quality product that will meet the individual needs of their implementation. An accompanying reference design can be customized with application-specific software.



TI's Tailyn Technologies-customized PLC module will be on display at the Texas Instruments (#3859) booth at DistribuTECH 2014 in San Antonio, TX, January 28-30.



TI's Smart Grid solutions

With millions of energy meter ICs shipped over the past decade, Texas Instruments is the global systems provider for innovative, secure, economical and future-proof solutions for the worldwide smart grid. TI offers the industry's broadest smart grid portfolio of metrology expertise, application processors, communication systems, wireless connectivity and analog components in readily available silicon, with advanced software, tools and support for compliant solutions in grid infrastructure, utility metering and home or building automation. Learn more at www.ti.com/smartgrid.



Find out more about TI's smart grid and PLC solutions



--  Watch TI's smart grid videos.

--  TI's smart grid solutions.

--  Discover TI's power line communication solutions.

--  Learn about TI's smart metering solutions.

--  Find out more about TI's smart grid infrastructure solutions.

--  Smart grid TI E2E(TM) community.

--  Learn more about Tailyn Technologies: www.tailyn.com.tw.



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