Analog Devices, Inc. 's MAX30009 low-power, high-performance BioZ AFE reduces the size and extends the life of BioZ remote patient monitoring devices. The device is a low-power design with a variety of options that allow power optimization in use cases to reduce the attraction to tiny batteries, thereby extending the operating life of the BioZ wearable device. The device monitors the full range of BioZ modes through simultaneous I and Q measurements, with two (bipolar) and four (quadrupole) configurations.
The EVAL-CN0552-PMDZ Evaluation Board (EVAL-CN0552-PMDZ Evaluation Board) is a demonstration and development platform for the AD7746 capacitive digital converter (CDC). As well as a classic ADC for voltage input or temperature sensor voltage, the device provides two capacitor inputs that can be configured as single-ended or differential.
Allegro Microsystems has introduced the new A19360 wheel speed and range sensor for emerging ADAS applications. Automated and autonomous vehicles need better wheel rotation information for precise low-speed control. The device creates additional output events in each magnetic cycle through a special protocol compatible with the ECU, thus providing high resolution information to the vehicle system. The device was developed based on ISO 26262 ASIL B(D) and is based on the company's monolithic GMR technology with ultra-low jitter and atmospheric gap capabilities.
Analog Devices has introduced an efficient multiphase synchronous boost controller for regulating high-power Class D amplifiers in automotive infotainment systems. The MAX25203 provides programmable gate drive voltage and current limiting extinction times, as well as precise current balancing. The controller starts from 4.5V to 42V battery input voltage and runs to 1.8V after startup.
Mouser, along with Analog Devices, Wurth Elektronik, and HARTING, now offers a new solution page for single-pair Ethernet (SPE) technology. SPE technology transmits high-performance data and power through a single wire pair to field-grade actuator devices and sensors. Analog Devices' new industrial Ethernet solution offers two flexible options: the ADIN1110 MAC PHY and the ADIN1100 PHY.
The ADA4099 device is now available from Mouser, providing inputs from −VS to +VS and above, called over-top. Provides a bias voltage of 30µV, input bias current of 10nA, and can operate on single or shunt power supplies from 3.15V to 50V. Device unit gain stability can drive loads requiring 20mA. The device can also drive capacitive loads up to 100pF and provide low power shutdowns
Analog Devices has added its ADI sync industrial Ethernet portfolio solution. New support for the 10Base-T1L Physical Layer Ethernet standard allows new data flows from remote and edge nodes in hazardous areas across processes and building facilities. The new product enables customers to reduce their building's energy consumption and overall carbon footprint through improved control of building parameters. The new industrial Ethernet solution offers two flexible options
Analog Devices has introduced the first in a new line of iCoupler digital isolators that offer a total bandwidth of 10 gigabits per second. Offering four channels at 2.5Gbps, the ADN4624 digital isolator is a compact solution that meets medical standards and reliably insulates high-fidelity video and imaging links, precision analog front ends, and serial interconnects as an option to bulky, dedicated fiber optic solutions.
Mouser is now buying the ADAQ4003µ M module DAQ from Analog Devices, which incorporates a low noise, fully differential ADC driver; Stable reference buffer; High-speed 18-bit 2MSPS SAR ADC. Also included is the company's passive technology with a 7mm x 7mm BGA package that saves up to 75% of board space over a multi-component equivalent solution
The MAX86178 from Analog Devices simplifies the design of a wearable remote Patient monitoring (RPM) device that measures four vital signs through a three-system vital sign AFE. And by integrating three clinical-level subsystems into one IC.
Mouser is currently purchasing the LTC2688 SoftSpan DAC from Analog Devices, which provides engineers with advanced capabilities.
Arrow Electronics has signed an agreement with Quuppa. Under the agreement, the Company will resell Quuppa products and services to its customer base. This technology platform is widely used in indoor tracking applications and opens up the market for many new applications
Analog Devices has released the RadioVerse SoC family, which provides advanced RF signal processing and extends digital capabilities and RF capacity. Provides RU developers with a flexible and cost-effective platform to produce the most energy efficient 5G RUs in the industry.
Analog Devices has launched the first in a new series of iCoupler digital isolators that provide a total bandwidth of 10 Gigabits per second. The ADN4624 digital isolator offers four channels at 2.5Gbps, enabling data to transfer seamlessly in the electrical domain and allowing new system architectures in instrumentation, digital health and smart industry.
Analog Devices has introduced the AD7134 alias-free ADC that greatly simplifies front-end design and hastens time to market for precision DC-350kHz applications.
Analog Devices ADM2461E/2463E Transceivers provide 500kbps and 5.7kVRMS signal isolated RS-485 transceiver and pass radiated emissions testing to the EN55032 Class B standard with margin on two-layer PCB.
Analog Devices ADM2561E RS-485 Transceiver is a 3kVRMS signal and power isolated device, including an integrated DC-DC converter optimised for low EMI.
Analog Devices has launched the LT8650S, LT8652S and LT8653S dual-channel 4A/8.5A/2A synchronous step-down Silent Switcher converters aimed at automotive, communications and solid-state drive power supplies.
