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The document introduces several new products from Texas Instruments including isolated DC/DC converters and modules, current/voltage/power monitors, brushless DC motor drivers, Hall-effect current sensors, brushed DC motor drivers, and multi-protocol products. It also provides brief summaries of recent company blog posts and product news articles. The rest of the document discusses Texas Instruments' commitment to corporate citizenship, highlighting metrics related to green products, human rights, employee satisfaction, greenhouse gas emissions reductions, advancing women, and philanthropic giving.
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