With the capability to upscale and downscale between SD (480i), ED (480p), HD (720p, 1080i and 1080p), and UHD (2160p) video formats, the UHD NatureVue ADV8005 video signal processor supports multiple screen resolutions across two simultaneous video streams. Introduced by Analog Devices, the processor suits applications including A/V receivers, HDMI splitters, commercial video distribution systems and digital signage.

Designed for a variety of portable health applications including point-of-care diagnostics, home/self-test health devices, and wearable vital signs monitors (for health and sports applications), the ADuCM350 has been announced by Analog Devices. Offering high precision and low power consumption, this single-chip solution is comprised of a 16-bit accurate AFE, processing subsystem and an industry-standard software development environment.

Analog Devices reveal that the ADXL362 MEMS accelerometer has been integrated into Withings' Pulse activity tracker. Believed to be the industry’s lowest power MEMS accelerometer, the ADXL362 was selected for its high-performance, low power consumption for a longer battery life and enhanced user autonomy.

Four new 8-kV ESD swicthes from Analog Devices guarantee latch-up prevention in high-voltage industrial applications operating up to ±22 Vds or +40 Vss. The new ADG5401, ADG5421, ADG5423 and ADG5419 single and dual switches expand Analog's latch-up immune family, which now includes configurations from SPSTx1 switches to 32:1 multiplexers. Leading to device failure, Latch-up is an undesirable high-current state that persists until the power...

The industry’s lowest-power digital isolators, the ADuM144x family, have today been announced by Analog Devices. Delivering power levels over 1,000 times lower than optocouplers and competing digital isolators, the ADuM144x family are based on ADI’s proprietary iCoupler digital isolation technology and can be powered by as little as 1 μW.

Analog Devices introduce new low-dropout regulators featuring ultra-low-noise for radio frequency signal devices. Operating from 4.5 V to 16 V, the new ADM7150/1 offer up to 800-mA of output current and support output voltages from 1.5 to 5.0 V. Reducing VCO phase noise in point-to-point microwave radios, satellite communications, defence electronics and other wideband applications, the ADM7150/1 achieve an output-NSD of 1.4 nV/rtHz from 10 kHz t...

A revolutionary solution for software defined radio applications, the new AD9361 RF Agile Transceiver has today been introduced by Analog Devices. Designed to enable programmable radio applications that operate over a wide range of modulation schemes and network specifications such as defence electronics, instrumentation equipment and communications infrastructure, AD9361 achieves best-in-class performance, high integration, wideband operation an...

This video from Analog Devices showcases the new ADSP-CM408 mixed-signal processor control board with integrated 240 MHZ floating point ARM Cortex -- M4 core.

Analog Devices has released an FPGA-based reference design with software and HDL code that reduces the design risk of high-speed systems incorporating JESD204B-compatible converters. The JESD204B Xilinx Transceiver Debug Tool supports the 312.5-Mbps to 12.5-Gbps JESD204B data converter-to-FPGA serial data interface and Xilinx 7 series FPGAs and Zynq-7000 All Programmable SoCs.

Analog Devices have today announced the release of a 3-axis, 200-g digital MEMS accelerometer with the highest bandwidth and lowest power in its class. The ADXL375 MEMS accelerometer continuously measures the duration and magnitude of impact or shock events within the full-scale range of ±200 g without saturation.

Analog Devices is pursuing its successful series of one-day design conferences for analog, mixed-signal and embedded systems engineers, with further events scheduled across Europe in the autumn. The ADI Design Conference 2013 series travels across Europe this autumn, with sessions in Denmark, Sweden, France, Italy, UK, further dates in Germany, The Netherlands and the Czech Republic.

Xilinx and Analog Devices have today announced that they have achieved JESD204B interoperability between Xilinx JESD204 LogiCORE IP in the Kintex-7 FPGA and the ADI AD9250 analog-to-digital high-speed data converter. Achieving JESD204B interoperability between logic and data converter devices is a significant milestone in promoting the widespread adoption of this new technology.

Analog Devices has shipped the one-billionth channel of isolation based on its proprietary iCoupler digital isolator technology. This achievement comes after more than a decade of global industry leadership in the area of galvanic safety isolation, which serves customers in a wide array of applications including industrial control systems and motor drives, solar energy systems, hybrid electric vehicles, medical equipment and plasma TVs.

Analog Devices introduced today an 18-bit PulSAR A/D converter with 5-MSPS throughput that is twice the speed of any available SAR (successive-approximation register) converter. With its industry leading throughput, best-in-class noise floor and high linearity, the AD7960 PulSAR A/D converter was designed for low-power signal chains, multiplexed systems such as digital X-ray, and oversampling applications including spectroscopy, MRI gradient cont...

The ADV8003 is a video signal processor from Analog Devices. This introduction video shows you how to very quickly set-up the ADV8003 evaluation board.

In this Analog Devices video, Senior Applications Engineer, Mark Cantrell, explores the isoPower isolated DC-DC converters integrating Chip-Scale technology.

Analog Devices, in partnership with Xilinx and MathWorks, presents a series of free one-day training events featuring leading industry experts sharing complete signal chain and system-ready solutions for complex design challenges.

This video from Analog Devices highlights the key topics and highlights of the Analog Devices Design Conference 2013: Virtual Event.

This ES Design Magazine article explores understanding and utilising the fundamentals of MEMS motion sensors in medical devices. By Bob Scannell, Business Development Manager for MEMS Inertial Sensors at Analog Devices.

Analog Devices Inc has been selected by Audi to collaborate strategically within its Progressive Semiconductor Program (PSCP). PSCP increases engagement between Audi and selected semiconductor suppliers to enhance the value they bring to the functionality and reliability of future cars.