On Wednesday, Shares of Texas Instruments Inc. (NASDAQ:TXN), lost -3.28% to $49.53.
Texas Instruments Incorporated, introduced the industry’s fastest 120-V automotive grade half-bridge gate driver with robust handling features. This driver provides a propagation delay at 15ns with short rise and fall times and the tightest delay matching of 1ns for 12-V to 48-V DC/DC power supplies. The UCC27201A-Q1 high-side/low-side gate driver offers advanced noise tolerance, resulting in improved overall system performance for hybrid vehicles.
The UCC27201A-Q1 is the only automotive gate driver to offer negative voltage handling capability on the high-side pin, making the product more immune to noise. An integrated 120-V bootstrap diode also allows for N-channel MOSFET control and eliminates the need for external discrete diodes.
Key features and benefits of the UCC27201A-Q1:
- Reduces solution size and weight: Features the industry’s fastest propagation delays at 15ns, faster rise and fall times at 7ns, allowing the system to switch efficiently at high frequencies. This reduces the size and weight of magnetics and heat sinks, ultimately lightening the vehicle load and resulting in longer mileage.
- Protects the power supply: The tightest delay matching of 1ns protects the power supply from short-circuiting and failing.
- Reduces cycle-by-cycle switching losses: Improves power-conditioning efficiency and allows the system to switch at high frequencies in hundreds of kilohertz, allowing for smaller system size and weight.
- Provides advanced noise toleration: The best negative-voltage handling at the switched-node pin creates the ability to tolerate noise, causing virtually no malfunctions in the electronic system.
- Drives MOSFETs over a wide power range: Allows the use of any MOSFET in multiple power levels.
Texas Instruments Incorporated designs, manufactures, and sells semiconductors to electronics designers and manufacturers worldwide. It operates through two segments, Analog and Embedded Processing.
Shares of CenterPoint Energy, Inc. (NYSE:CNP), declined -1.94% to $19.22, during its last trading session.
CenterPoint Energy, declared the following webcast —
- Date: August 10, 2015
- Time: 11:30 AM ET
CenterPoint Energy, Inc. operates as a public utility holding company in the United States. The company’s Electric Transmission & Distribution segment offers electric transmission and distribution services to retail electric providers, municipalities, electric cooperatives, and other distribution companies.
Finally, Aaron’s, Inc. (NYSE:AAN), ended its last trade with -1.25% loss, and closed at $35.41.
Aaron’s, declared it will host a conference call on Friday, July 24, 2015, at 10:00 am Eastern Time to talk about its second quarter 2015 financial results planned for release preceding to the market opening on that day.
Aaron’s, Inc. operates as a specialty retailer of furniture, consumer electronics, computers, appliances, and household accessories in the United States and Canada. The company operates in five segments: Sales and Lease Ownership, Progressive, HomeSmart, Franchise, and Manufacturing.
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