Analog Devices has provided a business update related to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The economic and social effects caused by COVID-19 are currently creating supply chain disruption and uncertainty around future demand.

Analog Devices’ Jan-Hein Broeders, Healthcare Business Development Manager for Europe, discusses healthcare sector trends and how recent developments in technology continue to further benefit our health and improve our lives.

Analog Devices (ADI) has announced a collaboration with Jungo to develop a Time-of-Flight (ToF) and 2D infrared- (IR) based camera solution to enable driver- and in-cabin monitoring in vehicles. The combination of ADI’s ToF technology with Jungo’s Co-driver software is expected to enable the monitoring of vehicle occupants for levels of drowsiness and distraction by observing head and body position as well as eye gaze.

Electric vehicles, large-scale battery storage stacks, home automation, industrial, and telecom power all require converting high voltages to ±12V, where dual polarity rails are required for powering amplifiers, sensors, data converters, and industrial process controllers. Zhijun Qian, Senior Engineer and William Xiong, Applications Engineer, at Analog Devices (ADI) investigate.

Analog Devices (ADI) has announced a strategic collaboration with Hyundai Motor Company (HMC) where Hyundai plans to launch the automotive industry’s first all-digital road noise cancellation system leveraging ADI’s Automotive Audio Bus (A2B) technology. Hyundai also intends to more broadly adopt ADI’s A2B technology for its fundamental audio connectivity and infotainment applications across its automotive fleet.

  Feature-rich systems demand flexible and configurable, 20V, high current power management ICs (PMICs), argues Steve Knoth, senior product marketing manager, Analog Devices

Analog Devices has introduced the AD4110-1 Analog Front End with integrated 24-bit ADC for industrial process control systems. AD4110-1 is a universal input AFE with an integrated ADC that allows customers to design a ‘platform’ input module that they can configure for multiple functions. This saves significant R&D cost, reduces time to market and requires less design resources.

Visitors to the Analog Devices (ADI) stand (Hall 4A, Booth #240) at embedded world 2020 Nuremberg, Germany, 25th to 27th February, will be shown a wide range of demonstrations showcasing the company’s embedded-technology offerings.

Analog Devices has introduced a new wideband transceiver within its RadioVerse design and technology ecosystem. The ADRV9026 is designed to support base station applications including single and multi-standard 3G/4G/5G macrocell base stations, massive MIMO (M-MIMO) and small cell systems.

Analog Devices, has introduced the LTM4668 and LTM4668A µModule regulators, quad-output DC/DC regulators with up to 4.8A output capability. The new devices integrate switching controllers, power FETs, inductors and support components, easing the design process while reducing power consumption and board space. They are well suited for telecom, networking and industrial applications.

Industrial automation; digital transformation; Industry 4.0; the IIoT. These are all buzzwords that us in industry should be more than used to hearing by now. But, what do they actually mean in practice? On a visit to Analog Devices’ (ADI’s) Limerick headquarters, Electronic Specifier spoke to the Vice President of the company’s Industrial Automation & Energy Group, Kevin Carlin, who answered the question of whether we shoul...

This video from Analog Devices introduces its LT8228 controller product designed for hybrid and EV vehicles.

Analog Devices has announced that Rimac Automobili is planning to incorporate ADI’s precision Battery Management System (BMS) Integrated Circuits (ICs) into Rimac’s BMS. ADI’s technology provides Rimac’s BMS with the ability to extract maximum energy and capacity out of its batteries by calculating reliable State of Charge and other battery parameters at any given time.

Barry Dowdy, Security Systems Manager for Aerospace and Defence Solutions, Analog Devices, explains how easy implementation should form the foundation of secure, mission critical communications in the defence sector.

  Addressing PC board layout can reduce footprint, EMI and noise. Tony Armstrong, Analog Devices, explains how Silent Switcher architecture can help power designers

Analog Devices (ADI) has announced the release of new robust, industrial Ethernet physical layer (PHY) products to help manufacturers address key Industry 4.0 and smart factory communication challenges surrounding data integration, synchronisation, edge connectivity, and system interoperability. 

Analog Devices (ADI) has announced the acquisition of Test Motors, a company specialising in predictive maintenance of electric motors and generators. Based in Barcelona, Spain, Test Motors offers products and services that detect faults in electric motors before they cause damage to production cycles and advises on how and when to repair them.

Analog Devices has announced the release of MeasureWare, a plug and play suite of hardware measurement kits and software studio tools to help fulfil the growing need for precision measurement across multiple industries including precision agriculture, machine health monitoring, electrochemistry and other areas requiring precise measurement.

Drawing on a decades-long heritage of expertise in analogue, mixed-signal and digital semiconductor technology, Analog Devices (ADI) will launch an industry-first portfolio of Industrial Ethernet solutions at SPS 2019 to address communication challenges within Industry 4.0, Smart Factories, and the digital transformation.

At European Microwave Week 2019 (Paris, September 29th to October 4th, stand 590/585), Analog Devices’ (ADI) will showcase the company’s comprehensive system-level capabilities that cover the entire RF and microwave spectrum.