Components & subsystems · United States

Texas Instruments

Pioneered single-chip CMOS mmWave radar sensors (AWR/IWR families) widely used in automotive and industrial sensing.

Headquarters
Dallas, Texas, United States · North America
Value chain
Components & subsystems(Inputs)
What that means
Makes the parts others build into products: chips, sensors, optics, modules, engines and subsystems.
Founded
1930
Staff
34,000 (2024)
Ownership
Listed
Listing
Nasdaq:TXN on Google Finance
Website
ti.com
Relevance
High at its strongest, in Radar & Radiofrequency Sensing

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  1. Sensing, Timing & Navigation · Equipment & materials · listed #20 of 50

    Pioneered single-chip CMOS mmWave radar sensors (AWR/IWR families) widely used in automotive and industrial sensing.

    Relevance: Pioneer of single-chip CMOS mmWave radar sensors

    Source · ti.com