TI is showcasing over 20 live demonstrations highlighting how its latest analog and embedded semiconductors drive efficiency across electric vehicles (EVs), renewable energy, and industrial sectors.
Texas Instruments (TI) is pulling out all the stops at electronica India 2026, running September 16-18 at the Bengaluru International Exhibition Centre (BIEC). With India rapidly pivoting toward clean energy, engineers face a growing demand for pinpoint power management, advanced sensing, and robust processing.
To help meet this momentum, TI is showcasing over 20 live demonstrations highlighting how its latest analog and embedded semiconductors drive efficiency across electric vehicles (EVs), renewable energy, and industrial sectors.
TI is also making it easier than ever for local engineers to bring their ideas to life. Alongside its local design and engineering expertise, TI now lets eligible customers across India place bulk orders and handle backlog channels directly in Indian rupees (INR).
This seamless purchasing experience offers greater cost predictability and smoother delivery terms, helping local teams move from concept to production with total confidence.
Smarter, Safer Electric Mobility
As India’s EV adoption accelerates, vehicle architectures are getting increasingly complex. TI is tackling these engineering challenges head-on with semiconductor solutions built for optimal battery performance, real-time processing, and smarter power management:
- Next-Gen Vehicle Architecture: Check out TI’s interactive 3D car wireframe, which features a software-defined vehicle (SDV) central compute setup, zone control modules, a 48V wiper, a Gallium Nitride (GaN)-enabled 48V audio amplifier, and real-time wheel-speed tracking.
- Commercial Vehicle ADAS: See TI’s 1V3R (1x camera, 3x radar) solution in action, engineered specifically to help commercial vehicles meet India’s upcoming advanced driver assistance systems mandates.
Intelligent Power for Sustainable Energy
Modernizing India’s power grid and scaling up renewable energy takes serious intelligence. TI is on the ground demonstrating how its technologies bring higher reliability and efficiency to solar inverters, smart grids, motors, and appliances:
- High-Efficiency Solar Inverters: TI is showcasing a GaN-based 3.6kW single-phase string inverter. Controlled by a single microcontroller, it handles an H-Bridge bipolar modulated DC/AC inverter and a photovoltaic input with maximum power point tracking. Running at high frequencies to shrink both size and cost, it delivers over 96.5% efficiency at full power to fast-track residential solar development.
- Massive IoT Scale: Explore TI’s Wirepas Platform demo—a standardized, infrastructure-grade mesh connectivity and network management system designed to handle massive, large-scale IoT deployments across diverse terrains and use cases.
Simplified Local Buying in INR
TI is doubling down on its commitment to the Indian market by stripping away friction from the supply chain.
Beyond direct online purchases on TI.com using Indian rupees, TI has expanded INR billing to eligible customers through backlog channels.
Combined with robust local technical support, this localized buying experience gives Indian developers the flexibility and predictability they need to build the future of automotive, energy, and industrial tech.
Leadership Comment
“As engineers inventing for engineers, TI focuses on designing and manufacturing semiconductor technologies that help our customers solve increasingly complex challenges,” said Santhosh Kumar, managing director and president, TI India. “We have been part of India’s semiconductor landscape for 40 years, and our commitment here has never been stronger. electronica India 2026 gives us the opportunity to connect directly with the engineers shaping India’s next wave of innovation, building products that are smarter, safer and more energy efficient.”
TI at electronica India 2026
At electronica India 2026, in Hall 5, Booth B21, BIEC, TI will demonstrate how innovation across its analog and embedded processing portfolios is enabling what’s next in electric mobility and sustainable energy, with engineers on-site to discuss how TI’s solutions can address the challenges facing Indian engineers.
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