Texas Instruments (TI) (Nasdaq: TXN) is demonstrating more than 20 analog and embedded processing technologies at electronica India 2026, highlighting semiconductor solutions for sustainable energy, grid infrastructure and industrial applications. The exhibition is being held from September 16-18 at the Bengaluru International Exhibition Centre (BIEC).
As India expands renewable energy capacity and modernizes its electricity infrastructure, efficient power conversion, intelligent sensing, connectivity and reliable control technologies are becoming increasingly important. TI’s demonstrations showcase solutions for applications including solar inverters, electricity metering, smart-grid infrastructure and advanced industrial systems.
Among the featured technologies is a GaN-based 3.6kW single-phase string inverter designed for residential solar power systems. The platform uses a single microcontroller to control an H-Bridge bipolar-modulated DC/AC inverter and a single-string photovoltaic input with maximum power point tracking. Optimized for high-frequency operation, the converter is designed to reduce overall solution size and cost while achieving more than 96.5% efficiency at full power.
TI is also showcasing a Wirepas Platform for infrastructure-grade IoT deployments at massive scale. The standard-based connectivity platform combines Wirepas mesh connectivity with the Wirepas Network Management System and supports diverse geographies and applications through a range of radio profiles. The technology can support connected infrastructure requirements as power networks and industrial systems become increasingly digital.
Other sustainable energy demonstrations include Rogowski-based electricity metering and edge AI-powered AC arc-fault detection, highlighting TI’s focus on combining sensing, processing and power-management technologies for safer and more efficient energy systems.
“India is moving rapidly towards cleaner energy and more connected infrastructure, creating new opportunities for semiconductor technologies across renewable energy, industrial and grid applications,” 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 is also expanding its local purchasing capabilities. Customers in India can purchase products directly from TI.com in Indian rupees, with INR capabilities now extended to eligible larger orders through the company’s backlog channel. The initiative is intended to provide greater convenience, cost predictability, flexibility and improved delivery terms for Indian customers.
