About Texas Instruments
Texas Instruments designs and sells analog chips and embedded processors, including microcontrollers and digital signal processors, through its Analog and Embedded Processing segments. Its parts handle power management, signal conversion and real-time control in industrial, automotive, personal electronics and communications equipment. The TMS320 family is a long-running line of DSPs used in signal-processing work. The company is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, trades on Nasdaq as TXN, and states in its annual report that it began operations in 1930.
Texas Instruments was founded in 1930 and is based in Dallas, TX, United States. It is listed under DSPs. Its shares trade as TXN on NASDAQ.
Compute Technologies
- DSPs
What Texas Instruments works on
DSPs
A DSP, or digital signal processor, is a processor built to handle streams of real-world data such as audio, radio signals and sensor readings. It takes samples from an analog-to-digital converter and filters, compresses or analyses them in real time.
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