Design reliable systems that intelligently anticipate with precision. From self-driving cars and smart buildings to the smallest of watches, systems are making real-time decisions based on what they sense. Leverage TI's innovative sensors to accurately deliver information from the physical to the digital world enabling intelligent autonomy.

Temperature sensors:

TI's temperature sensors accelerate your design process by reducing hardware and software complexity compared to discrete temperature sensors such as NTC thermistor sensors or platinum RTDs (PT100/PT1000) and will help you innovate with high accuracy, low power consumption and small and flexible packaging options. These IC temperature sensors are designed to overcome common design challenges with high accuracy, fast response time and ease-of-use. Visit TI's applications page to learn more about how temperature sensors supporting standards such as AEC-Q100, NIST and extensive radiation testing are enabling automotive, medical and space applications.

mmWave radar sensors:

Texas Instruments (TI) help solve vision-sensing challenges in automotive and industrial applications across the globe with high-performance, integrated radio-frequency (RF) complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) radar technology. Texas Instruments (TI) make radar easy with a broad portfolio of 60- and 77-GHz sensors that enables sensing applications with long range, high resolution and edge intelligence.

Current sense amplifiers:

Whether you need to detect an over-current fault for system diagnostics, provide system feedback control, or improve system power efficiency, Texas Instruments (TI) deliver industry-leading current sensing accuracy across a broad range of common mode voltages for any current sensing application.

Magnetic sensors:

TI's magnetic sensors are known for robust durability and dependable operation for any position or current sensing application. Whether detecting the proximity of a magnet, performing rotational calculations, or precise, low-drift current measurement, TI's Hall effect sensors and magnetic current sensors will provide reliable and accurate measurement data to control your system.

Humidity sensors:

Moisture affects system performance and product longevity in applications such as cars, appliances and medical equipment. From extending the life of produce during transport and storage, to keeping automotive cameras clear of fog, to controlling air flow and quality in buildings, the need for improved reliability and safer, more comfortable environments has increased the adoption of relative humidity (RH) sensors to measure water vapor in the environment. TI's humidity sensing family offers enhanced reliability (<0.21% RH drift per year), the industry's highest accuracy (1.5% RH across conditions), as Texas Instruments (TI)ll as the loTexas Instruments (TI)st power (1 µA at 1-Hz sampling frequency) to enable more efficient and long-lasting systems.

Specialty sensors:

Explore TI's portfolio of specialty sensors that includes ultrasonic sensor AFEs, inductive sensor AFEs, ambient light sensors, time of flight sensors, sensor signal conditioners and capacitive touch sensing solutions featuring TI's CapTIvate™ technology.

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