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CC430 EM board - 868Mhz and 915Mhz

Hey Champs, Before anything I am the Mktg mgr for the LPRF product line, which includes the new CC430 series of devices. I just wanted to give you a heads-up on the recent progress made on the CC430 development tools. Here the picture of our first CC430...

Posted to CC430 Blog by Emmanuel_Sambuis on 23 Mar 2009

Tags: RF SoC, low-power RF, MSP430, CC430
The New CC430 & Wireless Networking Using SimpliciTI

Dear CC430 Blog, My name is Miguel. I work with on the CC430 new product development team as an applications engineer and I want to talk a little bit about the wireless networking protocol that TI will release along with the sample kits for the part,...

Posted to CC430 Blog by miguel on 22 Apr 2009

Tags: low-power RF, MSP430, CC430, SimpliciTI
My trip to China and what I learned at the Universities: DSP Theory or DSP Design?

Gene Frantz TI Principal Fellow and Business Development Manager, DSP As I was sitting in the airport in Shanghai waiting for my flight back to the US, I thought it would be a good time to reflect on what I saw in China. My original purpose for the trip...

Posted to On the Fringe with Gene Frantz on 14 May 2009

Tags: gene frantz, china, semiconductor industry, Texas Instruments, digital signal processing, TMS320C67x, new idea, DSP theory, DSPing, TMS320C5416, University, DSPor
Helping you Choose the Right Processor for your Application

As the DSP Internet Marketing Manager its my job to provide you with the easiest, most logical way to get the information that you are looking for. To do this we rely on a variety of analytical tools to assess click paths, searches etc. but also try to...

Posted to TI.com Blog by Phillip Parker on 1 Apr 2009

Tags: processor search, mcu, applications processor, dsp, selection tool
Blog kick-off and summary of Bluetooth events in Tokyo

Hello and welcome to the Texas Instruments Bluetooth low energy blog. My name is Karl Torvmark, and part of what I do at TI is to specify what TI’s upcoming single-mode Bluetooth low energy devices will do. A few of my colleagues and I will be updating...

Posted to Bluetooth Low Energy Blog by Karl on 18 May 2009

Tags: BLE, Bluetooth low energy, Bluetooth, All-Hands Meeting
Bluetooth low energy conference in Munich

Hello again, Sorry for not posting to the blog for so long, but we are very busy here in BLE-land these days... I attended the Bluetooth low energy conference in Munich on Tuesday, and wanted to share my impressions of this event. Attendance was good...

Posted to Bluetooth Low Energy Blog by Karl on 23 Oct 2009

Tags: demo, BLE seminar, coin cell, Munich
Bluetooth low energy RC car

Hello again, I promised you a video of the Bluetooth low energy remote control car a couple of weeks back, finally here it is: http://e2e.ti.com/media/p/48155.aspx . This is the same one we showed in Munich. Sorry it took so long! We won't have the...

Posted to Bluetooth Low Energy Blog by Karl on 11 Nov 2009

Tags: BLE, remote control car, car
Bluetooth low energy and the Bluetooth Innovation World Cup

Hello, I hope you have had the chance to enjoy some holidays over the summer. Here where I live things are just about getting up to speed again. Just before the summer, the Bluetooth SIG launched the Bluetooth Innovation World Cup. This is a Bluetooth...

Posted to Bluetooth Low Energy Blog by Karl on 19 Aug 2009

Tags: Bluetooth low energy, Bluetooth Innovation World Cup
CC430 Reference Design, Available NOW!!

Dear CC430 community, The CC430 EVM Rev3.2 design files are now officially on the web. This version is considered the official CC430 reference design. This is based on pre-screening results for both ETSI and FCC in the 868 and 915 MHz, respectively. The...

Posted to CC430 Blog by miguel on 17 Aug 2009

Tags: CC430, Microcontrollers
Welcome to the TI.com Blog!

Hi all. Welcome to the TI.com blog! My name is Devashish Saxena. I am the Director of Global Internet Marketing here at TI. Our team works with numerous people both inside and outside of TI to create awesome capabilities on TI.com. Now in so doing we...

Posted to TI.com Blog by Devashish on 25 Feb 2009

Tags: online, ti.com blog, social media, diversity, internet, twitter

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