Texas Instruments is a global top-ten semiconductor company known for designing analog chips, embedded processors, and educational technology products like graphing calculators.
Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) is an American technology company headquartered in Dallas, Texas, that designs and manufactures semiconductors and various integrated circuits. Founded in 1930, TI is one of the top ten semiconductor companies worldwide. Its focus lies in developing analog chips and embedded processors, which power electronics across automotive, industrial, personal electronics, communications equipment, and enterprise systems markets.
Beyond industrial components and evaluation modules for engineers, Texas Instruments is widely recognized by consumers for its educational technology, particularly its line of graphing and scientific calculators used in classrooms globally. The company provides extensive support for engineers and students alike, offering detailed documentation, reference designs, and development tools.
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User guides and guidebooks for TI calculators can be found on the TI Education website under the Guidebooks section, or in the directory on this page.
You can contact TI support at +1-855-226-3113 for education technology support, or visit the Contact Us page on TI.com for semiconductor support.
Datasheets and user guides for Evaluation Modules (EVMs) and chips are available directly on the official Texas Instruments website under Design Resources.
Warranty terms vary by product type (e.g., consumer calculators vs. industrial components). Refer to the specific warranty policy on the TI Education or TI Corporate website for your region.