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In This Issue

   Special Focus on DSP/Analog Seminars

   Analog and Mixed-Signal
Redefining system design
Convert your great ideas to cash
   in the Analog Design Challenge

   Memory
TI announces sale of memory
   business

   Networking
A powerful I-II punch

   News Briefs
MSP430 microcontrollers
10-channel preamp
New DSPs combine low power
   dissipation with high
   performance in a small space
'C54x reference design
Power supply for DSP solutions
TMS320C62x EVM

   Resource Guide
Third-Party News
Distributor network addes value
   for TI customers
App Report: Shared memory
   interface with the
   TMS320C54x DSP
Support from PIC

Trade Shows

Power supply for DSP solutions

TI's TPS56xx family of integrated power supply devices for high-performance DSP solutions delivers higher output drive capability and offers a higher level of integration than is available on the market. With this capability, designers of high-performance DSP applications can lower system costs and increase power supply efficiency up to 95 percent, depending on the specific application.

Advanced hysteretic control features, not typically found in comparable power supply devices, have been integrated into the TPS56xx family. These features allow the devices to monitor their output and maintain the precise level of power needed for effective system operation. With programmable hysteretic controls, the devices are able to quickly respond and compensate for load transients when system functions dictate that the power supply output must suddenly increase or decrease.

This family of power supply devices consist of the TPS5615, TPS5618, TPS5625 and TPS5633 with output voltages of 1.5 V, 1.8 V, 2.5 V and 3.3 V, respectively. With this range of voltages, designers can more easily implement mixed voltage systems. For example, a 1.8-V supply can be used for a DSP core while a 3.3-V device is used for the DSP's input/output (I/O) functions.

The TPS56xx family comes in TI's PowerPAD™ package for improved thermal characteristics. Limited samples of the devices are now available. Evaluation modules, demonstration boards and application notes also will be available.

TPS56xx devices 28-pin TSSOP $2.20*

*Planned pricing

Suggested resale pricing in U.S. dollars in 1K quantity. PowerPAD is a trademark of Texas Instruments.

For complete information, order Product Bulletin (SLVT140A). See Related Product Information.

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