Demonstrations span software-defined vehicles, battery management and grid infrastructure, powered by semiconductors available through direct Indian rupee purchasing on TI.com.
News highlights:
- The more than 20 live demonstrations in TI’s booth at electronica India 2026 spotlight semiconductor technologies for electric mobility, battery management and sustainable energy.
- Automotive highlights include SDV central compute with over-the-air updates, zone control modules, GaN-enabled 48V audio amplification, real-time wheel-speed tracking and advanced battery management systems.
- Sustainable energy demos feature Rogowski-based electricity metering, edge AI-powered AC arc-fault detection and grid-tie inverter technologies.
- Taking a step ahead, TI has strengthened its direct purchasing in INR, including eligible larger orders, advancing its commitment to the local market.
BENGALURU, September 16, 2026 – Texas Instruments (TI) (Nasdaq: TXN) is bringing more than 20 live demonstrations of its latest analog and embedded processing technologies to electronica India 2026, taking place between September 16-18 at Bengaluru International Exhibition Centre (BIEC). India is shifting toward clean energy, driving accelerated growth in applications that demand precise power management, sensing and processing capabilities. TI is showcasing how its semiconductors enable greater efficiency and reliability across the electric vehicle, sustainable energy and industrial markets.
As part of strengthening TI India’s commitment to the local market, TI now enables customers in India to purchase bulk orders directly from TI in Indian rupees (INR), delivering greater convenience and a more seamless buying experience. Combined with TI’s local design and applications expertise, this reflects TI’s dedication to working closely with Indian customers and helping them move from concept to production with greater speed and confidence.
“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.”
Semiconductor technologies enable smarter, safer electric mobility
With India’s adoption of electric mobility accelerating, TI’s semiconductors are enabling engineers to address the growing complexity of electric vehicle architectures, from power management and battery performance to real-time sensing and processing.
- Smarter vehicle architecture: TI is showcasing a 3D car wireframe featuring software-defined vehicle (SDV) central compute, zone control modules, 48V wiper and a Gallium Nitride (GaN)-enabled 48V audio amplifier, along with real-time wheel-speed tracking.
- Commercial vehicle advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS): TI is demonstrating 1V3R (1x camera, 3x radar) solution capable of meeting the technical requirements of ADAS mandates that apply to commercial vehicles in India.
Intelligent sensing and power conversion accelerate sustainable energy
As India scales renewable energy and modernizes its power infrastructure, TI’s semiconductor technologies are driving greater efficiency, reliability and intelligence across applications such as solar inverters, smart-grid infrastructure, motors and appliances.
- Single phase string inverter: TI is demonstrating a GaN-based 3.6kW string inverter with a single microcontroller controlling a H-Bridge bipolar modulated DC/AC inverter and a single string photovoltaic input with maximum power point tracking. The converter is optimized for high frequency operation to minimize total solution cost and size. It achieves >96.5% efficiency at full power. The single-phase string inverter platform is intended to accelerate the development of residential solar power systems.
- Meshed network architecture: TI is showcasing a Wirepas Platform, which is a standard-based connectivity platform built for infrastructure-grade IoT deployments at massive scale. It consists of two components, Wirepas mesh connectivity and the Wirepas Network Management System, and addresses diverse geographies and use cases through a wide range of radio profiles.
Making it more convenient to buy TI technology in India
TI is continuing to strengthen its commitment to the Indian market by making its products easier to access and buy locally. In addition to buying directly on TI.com in Indian rupees, TI has now expanded INR capabilities to eligible customers in India through their backlog channel. INR billing offers greater cost predictability and flexibility with better delivery terms for its customers in India.
By combining semiconductor technologies with local engineering expertise, technical support and a more convenient purchasing experience, TI is helping Indian customers design and build products for evolving automotive, energy and industrial applications.
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. See ti.com/electronica-india for more information.