Why choose TI for your avionics application?
Engineering reliable avionics applications
Achieve RTCA DO-160 harmonic requirements
Ever-greater system electrification raises the importance of power management and power conversion in the development of airframes. Every system must meet RTCA DO-160 harmonic specifications, with pressure to reduce size and weight and increase efficiency.
Our tested solutions give you the data that you need to ease power component selection and achieve your design goals.
400-W AC/DC Reference Design for Avionics
Power Factor Correction (PFC) Circuit Basics
Achieving GaN Products With Lifetime Reliability
Reliable digital interfaces
The sheer number of interconnected systems on a modern commercial aircraft necessitates the implementation of faster and more reliable communication interfaces to ensure connectivity. Various ARINC and ABD standards exist today, supported by commercial off the shelf devices. In addition, surge suppression technologies like flat clamp protection and isolation can help reduce total system size.
To meet the needs of future aircraft systems, we are committed to supporting interface technologies such as Single-Pair Ethernet, while helping you increase inter-system data throughput and reducing cable harness complexity.
DP83TG720S-Q1: Configuring for Open Alliance Specification Compliance (Rev. B)
TVS Surge Rating: Power vs. Current
Addressing High-Volt Design Challenges w/ Reliable and Affordable Isolation Tech (Rev. D)
Meet your design assurance level (DAL) requirements
Meet your certification requirements for any avionic DAL by leveraging our extensive knowledge in achieving functional safety for automotive and industrial systems.
Discover our portfolio of TI Functional Safety-Capable, TI Functional Safety Quality-Managed and TI Functional Safety-Compliant devices to help streamline your avionics system developments to meet DO-254 requirements.