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TES Electronic Solutions GmbH announces the availability of its DC-DC converter IP, TS_SWC_DCDC_3V6_X8, a 3.6 V boost‑buck converter that can be powered from a 2.5 V - 5.5 V supply voltage.
To meet the growing graphics demands, the industry is shifting toward scalable, shader programmable architectures. Unlike fixed-function graphics accelerators, shader programmable GPUs offer the flexibility required to target diverse market segments and at the same time ensure software portability and maintainability. Furthermore, adopting platform-independent stacks based on industry standards allows accelerating time-to market by developing applications on standard PC platforms before deployment to target hardware. TES Electronic Solutions in Germany addresses these challenges with the D/AVE NX GPU core. Engineered specifically for resource-constrained environments, it supports OpenGL ES 2.0 shader programmability with selected 3.x and vector graphics extensions.
TES Electronic Solutions GmbH offers TS_OVLO_3V3_X8 which is a compact Over-Voltage Lockout (OVLO) IP designed to protect battery-powered electronic systems against over-voltage and reverse-polarity faults of up to ±30 V.
A new DC-DC Split-Pi Boost-Buck Converter IP is released to offer designers a simple way to achieve high efficiency and precise regulation. TS_SPLITPI_3V3_X8 is a cascaded 3.3 V boost‑buck converter that can be powered from either a 10 V - 30 V supply or a low-voltage backup battery.
TES Electronic Solutions GmbH offers two new voltage buffer IPs with driving capabilities up to 6 mA, built on X-FAB’s XT018-0.18µm BCD-on-SOI process and operate across a junction temperature range of -40°C to 150°C with a supply voltage of 3.2V to 3.4V.
A new LED driver IP is released to address the growing demand for reliable LED lighting control in smart home, industrial and automotive environments.
