Analog Design Web Site Adds New Tools

March 16, 2007
Texas Instruments' Analog eLab Design Center gives us SwitcherPro, which helps designers create both internally and externally compensated dc-dc power supply designs and analyze circuit performance. The new tool features an interface that lets users work

The Analog eLab Design Center web site by Texas Instruments now includes the new SwitcherPro power-supply design tool and a new release of the TINA-TI 7.0 simulation environment. The web site, found at www.ti.com/analogelab, is a one-stop location where designers can learn, select, design, and simulate with resources that make it quicker and easier to achieve results with the company's high-performance analog products.

SwitcherPro helps designers create both internally and externally compensated dc-dc power supply designs and analyze circuit performance. The tool, the latest in TI's Pro Series, features an interface that lets users work with multiple designs simultaneously. The TINA-TI 7.0 simulation environment includes a comprehensive schematic editor and Spice simulator for mixed-signal circuit analysis with PSpice syntax compatibility. The tool allows for optimized convergence algorithms for faster power management simulations and also offers behavioral elements support.

A tour of the Analog eLab Design Center and a technical presentation of the SwitcherPro design tool were featured on TI's Analog eLab Webcast last month. To view this and other Analog eLab Webcasts, visit www.ti.com/analogelab.

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