The Power by Linear LTC3310S, a five volts, 10A low EMI monolithic synchronous buck converter has been announced by Analog Devices. The device’s fixed frequency peak current mode architecture is ideal for high step-down ratio applications that demand fast transient response. 

A transceiver series that enables high-definition (HD) video over existing Unshielded Twisted Pair cables and unshielded connectors has been introduced by Analog Devices. This allows OEMs to upgrade easily from standard-definition cameras to HD cameras and provide the superior resolution and image quality required for today’s automotive camera applications. 

  Two multi-channel +/-10V and 0-20mA precision A/D converters that better enable implementation of programmable logic controller (PLC) and distributed control system (DCS) modules have been introduced by Analog Devices, (ADI).

A two phase nonsynchronous boost controller that drives two stages of external N-channel power MOSFETs has been released by Analog Devices, with the Power by Linear LTC7840. It is configurable as single or dual output boost regulator or for higher voltages, the output of the first channel can feed the input of second channel allowing an output voltage which exceeds several hundred volts.

Analog Devices has announced an 98% efficient bidirectional buck-boost switching regulator controller that operates between two batteries that have the same voltage, which are suitable for redundancy in self-driving cars. The LT8708/-1 operates from an input voltage that can be above, below or equal to the output voltage, making it well suited for two each 12, 24 or 48V batteries commonly found in electric and hybrid vehicles.

electronica 2018 trade fair will see Analog Devices’ (ADI) largest presence yet, as well as being the first show to feature the company’s expanded range of technologies following the successful acquisition of Linear Technology. A broad range of demonstrations will showcase every aspect of the company’s mission.

Analog Devices has announced the Power by Linear LTC2962-LTC2964 family of accurate 4-channel voltage supervisors for increased system voltage margin and enhanced reliability. ASIC, FPGA, DSP, MCU and MPU architectures that operate from supplies as low as 1V cannot utilise traditional 1-2% accurate voltage supervisors without shedding valuable system voltage margin and shrinking the remaining load operating voltage range.

  Power-hungry handheld devices, medical products and industrial instruments require multi-cell or high capacity batteries to support ever-increasing processing needs, explains Tony Armstrong, Analog Devices

At the forthcoming European Microwave Week 2018 (Madrid, Spain, 25th-29th September), visitors to Analog Devices stand will be able to view demonstrations and exhibits that reaffirm the company’s position as a semiconductor supplier for RF, microwave and millimeter wave designs at every frequency from DC to over 100GHz.

Analog Devices has announced it has broken ground on its global headquarters in Wilmington, Mass. The facility will feature laboratories, design and manufacturing and cross-functional group collaboration space. In addition to 13,700 additional square meters for research and development, the global headquarters will include a 4,700m² Hub comprising a café, fitness facility and auditorium designed to enable and encourage emplo...

  The LTM4686 from Power by Linear, a dual 10A or single 20A ultrathin step-down µModule regulator with a PMBus interface housed in a 16x11.9x1.82mm LGA package has been announced by Analog Devices. 

Analog Devices has announced the Power by Linear ADP5138, automotive qualified, high efficiency, 3.2MHz synchronous quad output buck regulators, incorporating a fixed frequency, peak current mode, PWM control architecture that reduces conducted and radiated emissions. The device’s high efficiency buck regulators improve thermal management, operate down to 0.8V outputs and deliver up to 1A of continuous output current from each cha...

Precision, fixed gain, fully differential amplifiers have been announced by Analog Devices with the LTC6363-0.5, LTC6363-1 and LTC6363-2, creating a family of ultra-precision fixed-gain variants of the successful LTC6363 amplifier. The new offerings are available in fixed gains of 0.5, 1 and 2V/V which provide flexibility when scaling inputs to the full range of ADCs.

Analog Devices has announced the Power by Linear LTC7862, a high efficiency switching surge stopper with overvoltage and overcurrent protection for high availability systems. The LTC7862 drives an N-channel power MOSFET stage. During normal operation the LTC7862 passes the input voltage through to the output with minimal conduction loss.

Available now from Analog Devices is the Power by Linear LTC4041, a complete supercapacitor backup power management system for 2.9 to 5.5V supply rails that must be kept active during a main power failure. Supercapacitors have higher power density than batteries, making them ideal for systems requiring high peak power backup for short periods of time.

  It has been announced by Analog Devices, that it is releasing the Power by Linear ADM1266 Super Sequencer, a highly programmable device for monitoring, sequencing, and margining up to 17 power supplies. 

  A collaboration to develop a complete biometric authentication solution for use in automotive vehicles has been announced between Analog Devices (ADI) and B-Secur. 

Analog Devices has announced the Power by Linear LTC3372, a highly integrated power management solution for systems that require multiple low voltage outputs generated from an input voltage as high as 60V. The LTC3372 features a 60V synchronous buck switching regulator controller followed by four configurable synchronous monolithic buck regulators. This combination provides up to five high efficiency low quiescent current outputs in a single...

In this video, you will learn more about Analog Devices infrared light angle sensor technology used for navigation and control in robotics applications.

It has been announced that Analog Devices (ADI) is collaborating with B-Secur to develop a complete biometric authentication solution for automotive vehicles. The combination of ADI’s signal conditioning technology with B-Secur’s electrocardiogram (ECG) biometric algorithms software aims to enable automobiles to authenticate and identify drivers and passengers.