Analog Devices Inc Electronic Parts Inventory

CAGE Codes: 

0228A	39205	4X590	34031	4S545
0953N	3L803	5N708	8P469	4S496
0HB57	3V475	6H956	24355	7S821
0WVD0	4K527	6Z045	7M800	51640
1BA54

Operating Segments: Industrial, Automotive, Consumer, Communications

HQ: Norwood, Massachusetts

About Analog Devices Inc. 

Analog Devices Inc was founded by Ray Stata and Matthew Lorber in 1965. By 1969, Analog Devices became a publicly traded company. They were listed on the New York Stock Exchange ten years after going public in 1979. Analog Devices acquired BCO Technologies in 2000, along with four other smaller companies within the industry. By 2004, Analog Devices had a product portfolio of over 10,000 offerings. Their most recent acquisition happened in July 2016 when Analog Devices purchased Linear Technology. 

Products, Services, and Platforms

Industrial

The industrial segment encompasses integrated circuits that are meant for high performance applications including process control systems, robotics, environmental control systems, oscilloscopes, weigh scales, and lab/environmental analyzers. The product line within this segment entails the 14.2G Feed Forward Equalizer, the 32G Continuous Time Linear Equalizer, and the Optocoupler Gate Driver Solution. 

Automotive

Analog Devices manufactures high performance signal processing solutions for transportation systems that span infotainment, electrification, and autonomous applications. This segment is specifically focused on audio/video applications, electrification that improves range and reduces emissions, and navigation applications. This includes car audio, voice processing, connectivity, video processing and connectivity, electrification for hybrid/electric vehicles, batter monitoring and management systems, high performance 24GHz radar systems, high resolution lidar systems, and inertial MEMS solutions for mission critical navigation, stability, and safety of systems. The product line entails the SHARC Audio Module, the UG-373 Class-G Amplifier, and the SSM6322 High Fidelity amplifier.  

Consumer

The consumer segment encapsulates analog, digital, and mixed-signal solutions for consumer electronics such as portable devices (smart phones, tablets, and wearable devices) for media and motoring applications, and prosumer audio/video equipment. The product line within this division includes the 14.2G Feed Forward Equalizer, the Optocoupler Gate Driver, and the ADPA7006.  

Communications

Communications technology involves the processing of signals that are converted from analog to digital, and digital to analog form the process of transmitting and receiving data. The need for higher speed and reduced power consumption, coupled with more reliable, bandwidth-efficient communications, necessitate the full spectrum of signal processing for data, video, voice and machine-to-machine communications. This includes cellular base station equipment, microwave backhaul systems, optical networking equipment for data centers and service providers, and satellite broadband access equipment. The product line within this segment entails the XNOR Logic Gate, the uModule Isolated Transceiver, and the 400G Modulator Driver.

Subsidiaries/Partners

Analog Devices’ product portfolio includes the products and services of Hittite Microwave, ADI MicroMachines, Innovasic, Linear Technology, Multigig, OneTree Microdevices, OtoSense, SNAP Sensor, Symeo GmbH, Lyric Semiconductor, and Analog Devices (various regions). 

Competitors

Nasdaq identifies Analog Devices competitors as Acacia Communications, Adesto Technologies, Ameri Holdings, Applied Optoelectronics, Aquantia, ASE Technology Holding, Broadcom, Cabot Microelectronics, CEVA, Cirrus Logic, Cree, Cypress Semiconductor, DAQO New Energy, Diodes Inc, Enphase Energy, Envision Solar, Everspin Technologies, First Solar, JinkoSolar Holding Company, LightPath Technologies, MACOM Technology, MagnaChip Semiconductor, Sequans Communications, SMART Global Holdings, SolarEdge Technologies, Summit Wireless Technologies, SunPower Corporation, and several others.  

Countries of Operation

The primary operating countries of Analog Devices includes China, Germany, Ireland, Japan, Australia, Egypt, England, India, Israel, Scotland, Spain, Taiwan, Turkey, and the U.S.