Jung Jae-yoon, Director of Texas Instruments, explained that the essence of motor control is motor operation efficiency, and motor operation efficiency begins from driver design. This is because depending on how precisely control can be implemented through a motor driver, surrounding vibration and noise can be reduced, and through efficient resource management, optimal power efficiency can be achieved.

For example, there have been cases in Korea where it took several years to develop a driver for 300-watt class motor control in-house and apply it to devices. Meeting the high reliability requirements of various devices with limited resources is practically difficult. Particularly for industrial motors, since most require high-voltage environments, if the driver's reliability is low, the probability of failing inspection due to not meeting delivery standards increases.

Regarding this practical aspect, Director Jung stated that to efficiently operate a motor, it is important how quickly effective driving can be implemented within a short timeframe. For design engineers, establishing a solid foundation in motor driver design and utilizing reference designs and evaluation kits provided by driver IC manufacturers is the easiest and fastest method.