Analog Devices (ADI) is expanding its portfolio of digital isolation products with the industry’s smallest isolated dc-to-dc converter. Offering a 5-kV rms isolation rating in a 10-mm × 10-mm package, the ADuM6000 is a 0.5 watt device that integrates ADI’s proprietary iCoupler digital isolation technology and isoPower dc-to-dc converter. The new digital isolator allows designers to free up valuable circuit-board real estate while eliminating...

Analog Devices introduced a new highly integrated, high-performance RF detector for use in wireless, instrumentation, defense, and other broadband applications. ADI’s new ADL5511 TruPwr rms (root mean square) and envelope detector (an electronic circuit that takes a RF signal as input and provides an output that represents the envelope of the signal) offers a high level of integration and functionality by combining two RF functions into one...

Analog Devices has built its new microcontroller based radio SoC on Arm’s 32bit RISC Cortex-M3. John Taylor got the low down at electronica.

Analog Devices, Inc. has announced the appointment of Dr. Carsten Suckrow to the position of Vice President of Sales, EMEA Region (Europe, Middle East and Africa).

Analog Devices announced the industry’s smallest, single-chip receivers to incorporate HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) Specification version 1.4a support for 3-D display resolutions and extended colorimetry. ADI’s ADV7611 low-power, 165-MHz receiver and the ADV7612 225-MHz, dual-port receiver with Xpressview™ fast switching technology enable A/V (audio/video) designers to deliver rich feature sets and HD performance ...

Analog Devices, Inc., a global leader in high-performance semiconductors for signal-processing applications, announced today that the U.S. International Trade Commission ruled decisively against Knowles Electronics.

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Farnell, the leading multi-channel distributor of electronic and industrial components, and Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI), the global leader in high performance semiconductors for signal processing applications, will co-host a webcast entitled ‘Simplifying System Designs Requiring Isolated Data and Isolated Power’ on Nov 30, 2010, from 4-5 pm CET.

Analog Devices is introducing the highly integrated ADM1275 hot-swap controller and power monitor for 2-20V input supplies. The new controller/monitor provides best in class power monitoring accuracy of 0.7% current sense accuracy with only 20 mV insertion loss when compared to alternative solutions. The ADM1275 enables accurate measurement of incoming power to allowing the system to take intelligent actions to reduce power consumption. By limiti...

Analog Devices is introducing the ADM6305 and ADM6306 dual-voltage supervisors that provide high-voltage threshold accuracy of 1.2 percent for monitoring low voltage core rails. These new supervisory ICs are designed to monitor two supplies, provide a reset signal to digital processor-based systems and are ideal for dual supply processors and FPGA's. Available in a space saving 1.7 mm x 3.0 mm SOT package, the new ADM6305 and ADM6306 expands ADI'...

Analog Devices, Inc released today the industry’s first fully differential attenuating precision amplifier.

Analog Devices, Inc is helping industrial equipment designers improve system performance and maintenance costs through vibration detection/isolation/correction. With today’s announcement of the new ADIS16227 iSensor vibration monitor, equipment designers have a fully integrated vibration analysis solution capable of autonomous operation. This enables the earliest detection, identification, and isolation of possible vibration sources from eq...

Analog Devices, Inc today launched the fourth generation of its award-winning octal (eight-channel) ultrasound receivers with the introduction of two new ICs that reduce system size, complexity, and power consumption for high-end, mid-range, and portable ultrasound systems. The need for smaller, faster, lower-power ultrasound equipment continues to grow as hospitals, medical clinics, and medical emergency units increasingly rely on more sophistic...

Analog Devices, Inc today introduced a SoC device that integrates all of the RF transmit and receive functions, data conversion, and processing elements required to enable a fully programmable radio. Designed for a range of remote, battery-powered wireless sensor network (WSN) applications, including utility meters, medical telemetry systems, building automation, asset tracking and security systems, the ultra-low-power ADuCRF101 radio SoC feature...

Analog Devices, Inc today introduced a SoC device that integrates all of the RF transmit and receive functions, data conversion, and processing elements required to enable a fully programmable radio. Designed for a range of remote, battery-powered wireless sensor network (WSN) applications, including utility meters, medical telemetry systems, building automation, asset tracking and security systems, the ultra-low-power ADuCRF101 radio SoC feature...

Analog Devices announced today that National Instruments, a leading global supplier of hardware and software for engineers, used ADI’s data converters in a breakthrough user interface technology that allows users to control a system by merely moving their eyes. In a departure from traditional gaming systems that use hand, wrist and body movements to play video games, Waterloo Labs, a team of engineers at National Instruments that creates experi...

Analog Devices, Inc today introduced a new highly integrated demodulator for broadband applications, such as cellular base stations, satellite communications, point-to-point (PtP) radios and defence systems. ADI’s new ADRF6850 demodulator expands ADI’s RF/microwave product portfolio and offers the highest level of integration and functionality by combining five devices and three RF functions into one small-footprint, surface-mount chip.

Analog Devices, Inc today introduced a new highly integrated demodulator for broadband applications, such as cellular base stations, satellite communications, point-to-point (PtP) radios and defence systems. ADI’s new ADRF6850 demodulator expands ADI’s RF/microwave product portfolio and offers the highest level of integration and functionality by combining five devices and three RF functions into one small-footprint, surface-mount chip.

The ADM3052 and ADM3053 are isolated CAN physical layer transceivers. The devices employ Analog Devices' iCoupler® technology to combine a 3-channel isolator, a CAN transceiver and an LDO regulator into a single package.

Analog Devices showcases the first Single-Supply ADC Driver that is capable of driving 40 MSPS to 200 MSPS, 1.8V, 14 Bit analog to digital converters.