As the world drives toward vehicle electrification, semiconductors enable automakers to optimize performance, accelerate development and make electric vehicles (EVs) more affordable for more people. Advancements in EV and powertrain design are driven by the need to reduce emissions, decrease weight and boost efficiency to help keep drivers on the road longer. We are dedicated to providing the right analog and embedded processing products and in-depth support you need to design next-generation electrified cars.

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  • Advance the adoption of electric vehicles worldwide using our continuous innovation and system expertise in battery management system (BMS) solutions
  • Maximize driving range with the industry's leading performance and most reliable solution for inverter and motor control systems
  • Decrease charging time and design smaller, more efficient and safety-compliant onboard charging systems and DC/DC converters

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Why choose TI for your HEV/EV powertrain systems?

Extend drive range
Enhance safety
Enable faster charging
Make EVs more affordable

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Streamline your functional safety system certification

Meet the rigorous requirements of functional safety standards, such as ISO 26262, with our analog and embedded processing products. In addition to our functional safety-certified engineers, available documentation and resources such as functional safety Failures In Time (FIT) rate, Failure modes, effects, and diagnostic analysis (FMEDA), safety certificates and software diagnostics libraries help you streamline the certification process.


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Understanding Functional Safety FIT Base Failure Rate Estimates per IEC 62380 and SN 29500 (Rev. A)

Systematic and random hardware failures need to be addressed to achieve functional safety compliance. Learn about two techniques for estimating the base failure rate (BFR) required to calculate quantitative random hardware.
Functional safety information

Streamlining Functional Safety Certification in Automotive and Industrial

Whether you are designing for the factory floor or the highway, this white paper explains how we approach designing integrated circuits (ICs) and provides the resources needed to streamline your functional safety design.

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Automakers are continuing to make progress in reducing CO2 emissions, and at TI, we are helping to reduce vehicle emissions through greater vehicle electrification. Together, we engineer a more sustainable world of transportation.

– Jerry Shi | Texas Instruments HEV/EV Powertrain Sector General Manager

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Technical Resources

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Taking charge of electric vehicles – both in the vehicle and on the grid (Rev. A)

Read this white paper to learn about taking charge of electric vehicles, both in the vehicle and on the grid.

TI touts solid-state relays to enable safer EVs

All About Circuits article discusses how new two solid-state relays chips are designed to replace traditional automotive mechanical relays to improve isolation technology. 

Making electronics more affordable through semiconductors

Learn how we are enabling EV systems that are more efficient, reliable and affordable in John Shegerian's latest podcast with Pradeep Shenoy.