Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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By integrating capacitors into switching regulators, "hot loops" can be reduced around the input and output of the device, causing significantly less radiated EMI. TI's innovative on-die capacitors and routable leadframe technologies, allow for closer placement of capacitors inside of our switching regulator packages which results in improved EMI performance. Integrating capacitors is a feature of our portfolio of switching regulators with mitigated interference and noise technology (MINT).
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