If you use our C2000™ microcontrollers (MCUs) to develop digital power systems that go into applications such as inverter control, power factor correction and power conversion, we want to make sure you know about our digital power ecosystem — third parties that can help you design and develop digital power applications and speed time to market.
Our ecosystem of third-party digital power hardware and software tools and development services will ensure that you can quickly and easily implement differentiated designs and accelerate time to market. Members of this ecosystem offer tools, software and design services that help meet the growing needs of digital power designers, including faster time to market, increased efficiency and more reliable control. Each company listed below has demonstrated its digital power offerings on one or more of TI’s C2000 MCU solutions.
Altair provides the powerful, easy-to-use and reliable VisSim graphical language for simulation and model-based embedded development. It is a great tool for C2000 MCU developers who are looking to accelerate development of their digital power and motor control applications.
Mathworks offers the well-known Matlab and Simulink tools, which provide best-in-class code generation, verification, and real-time simulation and testing. These tools combined with the performance of TI’s C2000 MCUs help make it fast and easy for customers to bring model-based digital power systems to market.
PowerSim’s PSIM product is an easy-to-use and powerful model-based embedded software development environment for rapid prototyping of digital power supplies and motor drives. It offers an intuitive user interface, built-in function block specific to TI’s C2000 MCUs and numerous examples based on TI development kits.
Our ecosystem puts the services of these companies right at your fingertips to provide you with tools that can help you quickly develop products and speed time to market, allowing you more time for innovation. What will you be able to create with the time you save?
- For more information about TI’s MCU solutions for digital power, please visit our digital power applications page.
- To find more third parties who can help you accelerate your designs, please visit the TI Design Network.