This article takes a look at Mouser Electronics’ work as an authorized global distributor for Texas Instruments. It also spotlights some standout TI semiconductor innovations, recent packaging advances, and a collaborative TI-Mouser eBook focused on autonomous mobile robots.
These components and resources give engineers the tools to design smaller, more power-efficient systems for medical, automotive, and industrial use. They also help teams get products to market faster—always a big deal.
TI parts portfolio and Mouser’s engineering enablement
As an authorized TI distributor, Mouser Electronics keeps over 70,000 TI parts in stock, with nearly 48,000 ready to ship right now. That’s a huge, accessible portfolio, making it easier for design teams to find components, build prototypes quickly, and scale up production without second-guessing their supply chain.
The big range and Mouser’s global logistics really open up possibilities for all kinds of applications. Whether it’s precision analog or automotive-grade digital devices, they’ve got you covered.
TPSM81033 MagPack-based synchronous boost power module
The TPSM81033 combines a boost converter and inductor inside a single MagPack packaging module. That move slashes external parts and saves precious PCB area.
This compact, integrated module feels tailor-made for battery-powered and portable devices, where every millimeter and milliamp matters. By rolling the boost stage together, designers can tidy up layouts and boost reliability in tight, power-limited designs.
OPAx392 e-trim operational amplifiers
The OPAx392 family stands out for ultra-low offset, offset drift, and input bias current. You also get rail-to-rail input/output and low-noise, fast-settling AC performance.
These amps work especially well for driving precision ADCs and buffering high-res DACs in measurement chains. They help you get cleaner signal conditioning in instrumentation and sensor interfaces.
TXE8116 16-bit SPI I/O expander
The TXE8116 brings 16 bits of SPI I/O expansion, boosting speed and flexibility while keeping power use in check. You’ll find it handy in transportation, automation, servers, routers, test equipment, and medical devices.
It helps systems add more I/O without overcrowding boards or dealing with tricky routing. Simple, but super effective.
AFE159x medical instrumentation ADC family
The AFE159x family features 24-bit, 4-channel simultaneous-sampling delta-sigma ADCs. They come with integrated programmable-gain INAs, internal reference, and an on-chip PLL.
Pulse detection and thoracic impedance measurement support make these chips a great fit for EEG and ECG instrumentation. They help medical systems scale up while cutting power, size, and cost.
SN74ACT74 series and automotive variants
The SN74ACT74 family offers dual positive-edge-triggered D-type flip-flops with clear and preset inputs. The SN74ACT74-EP variant uses gold bond wires and handles a wider temperature range.
The automotive-grade SN74ACT74-Q1 is AEC-Q100-qualified, runs from –40°C to +125°C, and comes in a wettable-flank QFN package for AOI compatibility. It’s built for reliable timing and signaling, even in tough environments.
Thought leadership: Autonomous Mobile Robots and the eBook
Mouser and TI teamed up on the eBook, “13 Experts Discuss Autonomous Mobile Robots.” The book digs into how AMRs are shaking up warehousing, manufacturing, and industrial automation.
It explores challenges and opportunities in navigation, sensing, control, and system integration. There’s a real focus on how TI components support AMR resilience, efficiency, and scalability for tomorrow’s smart facilities.
- Impact on throughput and footprint in automated facilities
- Energy efficiency considerations for battery-powered AMRs
- Sensor fusion, processing, and reliable control architectures
- Standards, safety, and interoperability in automated ecosystems
How to source TI parts through Mouser
Mouser offers a huge TI catalog, fast order processing, and real technical support. They really help engineers move from idea to production.
TI line cards, online guides, and the AMR-focused eBook give designers practical advice. You can find tips for choosing parts that boost power, accuracy, or performance in today’s systems.
Maybe you’re working on portable medical gear, car electronics, or factory automation. Pairing TI’s advanced components with Mouser’s global reach can make development smoother and help you get to market faster.
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