Analog Devices, today introduced a series of non-volatile single-, dual- and quad-channel digital potentiometers (digiPOTs) that improve component matching in industrial and communication control systems by featuring resistance tolerance of ± 1 percent (typ). The 11 new digiPOTs in ADI’s AD514x and AD512x series also achieve a 3-MHz bandwidth that is 50 percent higher than the closest competitor, which enables faster system response ...

Analog Devices annonce ce jour deux nouveaux convertisseurs numérique/analogique en radiofréquences (RF) capables de synthétiser la totalité du spectre de câble en liaison descendante (émission) à partir d’un unique port de conversion N/A. Supportant des fréquences d’échantillonnage pouvant atteindre 2,8 Géch/s, les convertisseurs numérique/analogique monovoie RF AD9129 14 bits et AD9119 11 bits permettent aux câblo-opérateurs de...

Analog Devices, Inc today introduced two flash LED driver. The ADP1660 is a dual 750-mA (1500-mA total) flash LED driver available in a 2.0-mm x 1.6-mm 12-ball WLCSP package. The ADP1649 is a single 1000-mA LED driver available in a 2.0-mm x 1.5-mm 12-ball WLCSP package. Both parts exhibit best in class efficiency to extend battery life in smartphones and tablets and to limit the load on the battery during flash and torch events.

Analog Devices is teaming up with Wasatch Photonics at electronica 2012 (November 13-16, Munich, Germany) to stage a “Name That Beer” demonstration using the Wasatch Photonics Stroker 785L Raman Spectrometer. Incorporating ADI’s precision A/D converter technology, the compact Raman laser spectrometer will distinguish from among 10 brands of German beer by reading the signature spectrum of each.

Analog Devices have today announced the release of a radio frequency clock integrated circuit with the industry’s lowest jitter for communications and instrumentation equipment that requires high-speed data conversion and optimum signal-to-noise ratio performance.

Analog Devices have announced the release of a PLL synthesizer that offers leading phase noise performance. An upgrade to the widely used 4-GHz ADF4153 fractional-N PLL, the new, pin- and software-compatible ADF4153A PLL synthesizer facilitates improved integrated phase noise in a variety of applications including communications infrastructure, pulse-Doppler and FMCW radar applications, test and instrumentation equipment, microwave point-to-point...

Analog Devices have launched a new family of microwave ICs, the ADF55xx series voltage controlled oscillators, for PtP, instrumentation/ test equipment and satellite communication applications. Featuring the industry’s leading phase-noise performance, the new ADF55xx VCO series covers a frequency range from 3.5 GHz to 13.9 GHz, offers a wide frequency tuning range and can be optimized for power consumption, phase noise and power output.

Analog Devices has today announced the introduction of the SigmaStudio for SHARC graphical development tool for audio applications. Based on ADI’s award-winning SigmaStudio for SigmaDSP digital signal processor tool, the SigmaStudio for SHARC tool is a programming, development and real-time tuning software environment that enables developers to graphically design and program audio applications for SHARC processors using an extensive, optimised ...

Analog Devices today issued a call for entries for the first annual ADI University Program Design Contest, which is open to college and university engineering students and professors worldwide. The contest is part of the Analog Devices University Program, whose goal is to enhance engineering students’ educational experience by helping them to quickly and easily build and test real-world, functional analog circuits.

Hybrid and full electric vehicles demand greater quality, reliability and robustness. iCoupler automotive digital isolators undergo extra qualification, additional inspections and more test coverage to satisfy the industry's strict requirements.

Start prototyping fast with the JESD204B-compliant AD9250 A/D converter. Available on a FMC with online software and support, this is a faster, easier way to connect your Xilinx Kintex and Vertex FPGAs with ADI's JESD204B data converters.

Analog Devices annonce ce jour le premier convertisseur analogique/numérique entièrement isolé pour applications de relevé de la consommation d’énergie en polyphasé disponible sur le marché. Référencé ADE7913, ce convertisseur A/N sigma-delta à trois voies intègre les technologies iCoupler et isoPower® brevetées par Analog Devices pour assurer la conversion d’énergie continu-continu et le transfert de signaux avec isolation à ...

Analog Devices today introduced two RF D/A converters that are able to synthesise the entire downstream cable spectrum from a single D/A converter port. Supporting data rates up to 2.8 GSPS, the single-channel, 14-bit AD9129 and 11-bit AD9119 RF D/A converters allow cable operators to reduce the total system power and component count of CATV (CMTS) infrastructure equipment, simplify system design, and lower total bill of material costs.

Analog Devices, Inc annonce le premier récepteur à ultrasons huit canaux du marché doté d’une interface série JESD204B intégrée. En incorporant une interface JESD204B à 5 Gbits/s, le récepteur AD9671 d’ADI réduit le routage des données en entrée/sortie dans les systèmes ultrasons jusqu’à 80 % par rapport à d’autres interfaces standard. De telles améliorations répondent aux attentes des fabricants de systèmes ultrasons co...

Les infrastructures de communications, les équipements d’imagerie, les systèmes d’instrumentation industrielle, les produits d’électronique de défense et autres systèmes exigent que les étages de conversion de données aient des résolutions de plus en plus importantes et des fréquences d’échantillonnage toujours plus élevées. Les contraintes de mise en œuvre de l’interface parallèle et les limitations des liaisons LVDS en t...

Analog Devices has announced today that Germany-based companies Aaronia and Inova Semiconductors will participate in product demonstrations in the ADI booth at electronica

Analog Devices have today announced the introduction of the industry’s first octal ultrasound receiver to feature an on-chip JESD204B serial interface. By incorporating the 5-Gbps JESD204B interface, ADI’s new AD9671 octal receiver reduces ultrasound system I/O data routing by as much as 80 percent compared to other data interface standards.

Communications infrastructure, imaging equipment, industrial instrumentation, defence electronics and other multi-channel, data-hungry systems are demanding wider resolutions and higher sampling rates from the data conversion stage. Physical layout constraints of the parallel interface and bit-rate limitations of the serial low-voltage differential signalling approach are beginning to present technical barriers for designers.

The University Program provides students analog design kits, course material and support to build and test analog circuits anytime/anywhere. ADI teamed with representatives from Digilent, RIT, RPI, Virginia Tech and Arizona State University.

Analog Devices introduced today the industry’s first MEMS accelerometer with Min/Max offset sensitivity over the full temperature range. The ADXL350 3-axis MEMS accelerometer has maximum offset temperature sensitivity of ±0.31 mg/°C on the X/Y axes and ±0.49 mg/°C on the Z axis, guaranteeing predictable and quantifiable performance across the full temperature range of −40°C to +85°C.