ATMs (Automated Teller Machines)

ATMs (automated teller machines) integrated circuits and reference designs

Description

TI integrated circuits and reference designs will help you to jumpstart your ATM project through sensors able to detect the inherent characteristics of banknotes, an efficient power management design and precise motor control:

Ultraviolet, infrared & magnetic sensing are the typical detection techniques used today to verify the inherent characteristics of banknotes.
Motor drivers are used to control the bill roller, cash transport belt and note aggregation.
PMIC’s provide the ATMs with a solution to generate and regulate core, memory and IO power.

Technical documentation

Application notes & user guides

Application Notes (1)

Title	Type	Size (KB)	Date
Powering the NXP i.MX 7 Processor with the TPS6521815 PMIC (Rev. A)	PDF	48 KB	09 Dec 2019

User Guides (2)

Title	Type	Size (KB)	Date
Powering the AM335x, AM437x, and AM438x with TPS65218D0 (Rev. B)	pdf	238 KB	27 Feb 2020
TPS65910Ax User's Guide for AM335x Processors (Rev. F)	pdf	142 KB	08 Dec 2017

Product bulletin & white papers

White Papers (3)

Title	Type	Size (MB)	Date
Enabling modern retail and logistics automation	PDF	3.64 MB	02 Jul 2019
Bringing deep learning to embedded systems (Rev. A)	PDF	1.32 MB	26 Feb 2019
Bringing Wireless Scalability to Intelligent Sensing Applications (Rev. B)	PDF	775 KB	25 Aug 2016

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