Analog Devices, Inc. also known simply as Analog, is an American multinational semiconductor company specializing in data conversion, signal processing, and power management technology. Their official website is Analog Devices.com.
A directory of user manuals and instructions for Analog Devices products can be found below. Analog Devices products are patented and trademarked under the brands Analog Devices, Inc.
Learn about the features and benefits of the Analog Devices DC3059A Automotive Low EMI Buck Regulator. This 2MHz, 12.5A synchronous step-down regulator supports fixed 0.85V output voltage and has Active Voltage Positioning for improved transient performance. With an EMI filter to reduce conducted EMI, this compact and efficient regulator is ideal for automotive applications. Read the user manual for more information.
Learn about the Analog Devices LTC3311 25A Multiphase 2MHz Automotive Low EMI Buck Regulator with adjustable output voltages and operat-ing frequencies. This user manual provides specifications, performance summary, and a quick start procedure with three build options for output solutions. Discover how the EMI filter reduces conducted EMI and the on-board transient circuit measures fast transient performance. Read the complete description of the part and its operation for the 3mm × 3mm LQFN package with low thermal resistance.
Learn about the DC2383A-A Evaluation Board featuring Analog Devices' LTC3644, a high-efficiency quad step-down regulator. This user manual provides detailed instructions on how to use the board for an output current of up to 1.25A per channel, with optional onboard jumpers for more configuration options.
Learn how to evaluate the Analog Devices EVAL-ADL8121 Low Noise Amplifier Board with this user guide. Featuring a 4-layer Rogers 4350B and Isola 370HR evaluation board, SMA RF connectors, and a thorough calibration path, this evaluation board is suitable for use over the entire -40°C to +85°C operating temperature range of the ADL8121. Get started with the ADL8121-EVALZ now.
The Analog Devices DC3089A Dual 14A or Single 28A µModule Regulator is a high-density, high-efficiency module regulator designed for easy evaluation. With an input range of 2.7V to 5.75V, each output can supply 14A maximum load current. The LTM4686B µModule regulator comes with digital power system management, enabling easy reconfiguration of the part on the fly. Download the GUI software Powerplay™ onto your PC to fully explore extensive power system management features, view telemetry of voltage, current, temperature, and fault status.
Learn how to evaluate the performance of ADL6317, a transmit variable gain amplifier for RF DACs and transceivers, with the ADL6317-EVALZ evaluation board. This full-featured board allows for SPI control via SDP-S and 5 V single-supply operation. Requires an analog signal generator, analyzer, power supplies, and PC with ACE software. Frequency range of 1.5 GHz to 3.0 GHz.
This user manual provides a quick start guide for evaluating the Analog Devices AD9083 ADC Evaluation Board using the ADS8-V3EBZ FPGA-Based Capture Board. It includes equipment and hardware needed, software requirements, and helpful documents such as data sheets and schematics. Learn how to set up the MicroZed™ connection and configure the network interface to the MicroZed™ board. Perfect for those looking to evaluate the AD9083 ADC Evaluation Board and ADS8-V3EBZ Data Capture Board.
Learn how to properly install and operate Hittite PLLs and PLLs with Integrated VCOs with the Analog Devices Hittite PLLs & PLL Software user manual. This guide includes instructions for using the Hittite PLL & PLL with Integrated VCO Evaluation Kit, as well as information on the Hittite PLL Eval Software and Hittite PLL Design Software. Follow the guide to maximize the full functionality and performance of your Hittite equipment.
The ADA4870ARR-EBZ User Guide (UG-685) provides detailed information on evaluating the ADA4870 High-Speed High Output Current Amplifier from Analog Devices, capable of delivering 1A of output current from a 40V supply. The user guide includes features, applications, and the operational temperature range of the amplifier, as well as information on the evaluation board for easy testing.
Learn how to use the DC2362A, a 3A 0.95V to 10V Very Low Dropout Linear Regulator with Programmable Current Limit and featuring the LT3033 from Analog Devices. This regulator is ideal for low input voltage applications, providing comparable efficiency to a switching regulator. The user manual covers all the features of the LT3033, including programmable current limit, output current monitoring, thermal limiting with hysteresis, and reverse current protection.
