ANALOG DEVICES

Analog and mixed-signal ICs, converters, power management and signal processing

About the manufacturer

Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI) is a US semiconductor manufacturer founded in 1965 and focused on high-performance analog, mixed-signal and signal-processing technologies. Its products connect the physical and digital worlds by measuring, conditioning, converting and processing signals that represent temperature, pressure, sound, light, motion, voltage and many other real-world quantities.

ADI’s portfolio includes analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters, amplifiers, RF and microwave ICs, power-management devices, MEMS sensors, interfaces, microcontrollers and processors, as well as motion-control solutions. The company is particularly strong in applications that require high accuracy, low noise and stable performance.

Analog Devices technologies are widely used in industrial, automotive, communications, instrumentation, healthcare and energy applications. The company also provides evaluation boards and reference platforms that help engineers validate devices and accelerate prototyping.

Applications

ADI devices are used in designs where signal-chain quality and measurement accuracy directly affect overall system performance. Key application areas include:

Industrial automation and instrumentation – measurement, signal conditioning and control.
Precision measurement – ADCs, DACs, amplifiers and voltage references.
Automotive – sensing, power management, onboard systems and electrified powertrains.
Communications and RF – frequency synthesis, radio signal chains and communications infrastructure.
Energy – current and voltage measurement, power-quality monitoring and power conversion.
Healthcare – precision signal chains, sensors and diagnostic equipment.
Motor control and robotics – drivers, sensing and motion-control solutions.

ANALOG DEVICES products available from Maritex

The ANALOG DEVICES range available from Maritex includes a broad selection of ICs for signal processing, measurement, control and power management. The portfolio spans common analog signal-chain components as well as specialized devices and development platforms.

Available product groups include:

Analog-to-digital converters (ADCs).
Special-purpose converters and data-acquisition ICs.
LDO regulators and power-management devices.
Microcontrollers and mixed-signal ARM-based devices.
RF devices, including PLL frequency synthesizers.
Trinamic/ADI motion-control components and drivers.
Evaluation boards and development platforms.

Examples include the AD7124-8BCPZ-RL7, AD7779ACPZ and AD7606BBSTZ converters, the ADP124ACPZ-3.3-R7 LDO, the ADUCM361 microcontroller and evaluation hardware such as EVAL-AD5941ELCZ. Device selection should consider resolution and conversion rate, channel count, interface, voltage range, power consumption, operating temperature and overall signal-chain accuracy requirements.

Buffers, transceivers, drivers