Texas Instruments (TI) is showcasing more than 20 semiconductor demonstrations focused on electric mobility, battery management and sustainable energy at electronica India 2026 in Bengaluru.
The demonstrations, being presented at the Bengaluru International Exhibition Centre from September 16 to 18, include technologies for software-defined vehicles, zone control, battery management, real-time wheel-speed tracking and commercial vehicle ADAS. TI is also demonstrating technologies for solar inverters, electricity metering and grid infrastructure.
The company said it has also expanded its direct purchasing options in India, allowing eligible customers to place larger bulk orders in Indian rupees through its backlog channel, in addition to direct purchases through TI.com.
Santhosh Kumar, Managing Director and President, TI India, said the company has been involved in India’s semiconductor sector for four decades.
“As engineers inventing for engineers, TI focuses on designing and manufacturing semiconductor technologies that help our customers solve increasingly complex challenges,” Kumar said.
“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,” he added.