Visit TI at electronica 2024

12-15 November | Munich, Germany

Hall C4, Booth 159

TI at electronica 2024

Designing a more intelligent and sustainable future

Behind every intelligent robot, autonomous vehicle and efficient energy system, semiconductor technology plays a critical role in achieving the next level of system efficiency and sustainability. TI's analog and embedded products can help you improve system intelligence in applications such as edge AI processing for more efficient motor control and power delivery, enable faster, more reliable communication in factories, and develop smarter, simpler autonomous and electric vehicle architectures. Learn more about the technologies we are showcasing at electronica below.

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11:00 Embedded Platforms: Embedded Platforms and Industrial Control Forum (Hall C5, stand 259) Reinventing real-time control with advanced CPU architecture Chen Yu Chang will present an overview of the CPU architecture, examine its benefits in performance with industry benchmarks, and showcase the enhanced safety and security functionality of the CPU architecture.
14:20 Embedded Platforms: Embedded Platforms and Industrial Control Forum (Hall C5, stand 259) Enabling cybersecurity for high-performance real-time microcontrollers Ibukun Olumuyiwa will present on the need for embedded devices to evolve to implement higher levels of security without compromising performance in real-time applications. 
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14:00 IIoT Forum (Hall B4, Visionary Stage) Embedded AI: Bridging the gap from high-level neural network design to low-level embedded execution Arthur Redfern will participate in Embedded Computing Design’s IIoT Forum and discuss design challenges and solutions to mapping high-level neural networks to low-level embedded hardware.
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13:00 Connectivity and Networks - Embedded Platforms and Industrial Control Forum (Hall C5, stand 259) Network redundancy for smart grid performance measurements Daolin Qiu and Pekka Varis will present measurements of CPU load, bridge delay and other key performance metrics of offloaded High-Availability Seamless Redundancy (HSR) on embedded processors. They will discuss how offloaded HSR forwarding with cut-through switching can enable meeting deterministic end-to-end latency in a larger network.

Factory automation

See how we are enhancing efficiency on the factory floor through intelligent robotics and industrial communication solutions in our booth at electronica.

Read how we enable efficient, real-time communication with our large portfolio of integrated software-on-chip processors and microcontrollers, protocol compliant interface devices and multiprotocol software stacks designed for industrial communications.

Read how highly integrated embedded processors are advancing industrial robotics.

EV charging, solar & industrial power supplies

Enable smarter energy generation, storage and consumption with TI technology. Learn more about the technologies we're featuring at electronica 2024.

Learn how vehicle-to-grid (V2G) bidirectional charging can provide battery power to reinforce electric grids during peak demand and power your home when electricity is expensive or out.

Read about the five ways technology innovation is helping build the efficient energy ecosystem of the future.

Read how GaN is helping meet the need for higher power while increasing efficiency in the same footprint for solar, servers, telecom and motor drives applications.

Automotive

Bring intelligence and electrification to the next generation of smarter, safer vehicles with intelligent processing and scalable software. Visit our booth to learn more about our advancements in automotive applications.

Read how software-defined vehicles with zone architectures are enabling development of smarter, safer, and more energy-efficient vehicles. By centralizing software and decoupling hardware from software, they allow for easier updates, reduced costs, and new features.

Learn about our products, technologies and reference designs for software-defined vehicles.