Analog Devices Parts
Analog Devices was founded in 1965 by Ray Stata and Matthew Lorber in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and makes data converters, amplifiers and signal-processing ICs. It bought Precision Monolithics (PMI) in 1990, Linear Technology in 2017 and Maxim Integrated in 2021.
The Analog Devices parts here are DACs, including audio DACs, sample-and-hold amplifiers, JFET and BiFET op amps, switching regulators from the Linear Technology line, linear ICs in metal cans and 5B isolated signal-conditioning modules for voltage and thermocouple inputs.
How to spot one: AD is the house prefix, while OP and DAC numbers such as the DAC08 came from PMI and LTC numbers came from Linear Technology.
Browse Digital to Analog Converters, Automation and Control, Analog & Signal, Amplifiers and Power Management. See also Maxim, Harris Semiconductor and National Semiconductor.
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