TEXAS

Texas Instruments (USA) is one of the oldest and largest manufacturers of electronic devices and components for them.

Texas produces sensors, controllers, filters, interfaces, multiplexers, video amplifiers, programmers, emulators, diodes, drivers, quartz oscillators, encoders, comparators, chips, Bluetooth modules, power monitors, supervisors, converters, clock buffers, translators, RF amplifiers, digital isolators, analog switches, sensor and detector interfaces, reference sources voltages, switches, timers, zener diodes, linear stabilizers, real-time clocks, synthesizers, current-sensitive amplifiers, universal input/output ports, digital-to-analog converters (DACs), digital potentiometers, electronic ballasts.

• The company ranks fourth in the world (after Intel, Toshiba and Samsung) in the production of semiconductor devices, but at the same time the first in analog components.
• The company places high demands not only on the products supplied, but also on the company's personnel who monitor production at the plant.
• By now, Texas Instruments has absorbed: Burr-Brown, National Semiconductor, Power Trend, Luminary Micro, Ciclon, which makes it the leader among competitors.