At Electronica 2022, Analog Devices (ADI) presents its vision of a sustainable future through solutions aimed at intelligent manufacturing, efficient building solutions, more eco-friendly and safer cars, and healthier lifestyles.

ADI announced that it will participate in the Electronica 2022 exhibition, held in Munich, Germany from November 15 to 18, to showcase its innovative technologies and solutions for industrial automation and instrumentation, automotive, healthcare, consumer electronics, and telecommunications applications.

Visitors can explore the work ADI is undertaking to build a sustainable future across various fields, including intelligent factory and building automation, smart robots and autonomous machines, vehicle electrification, immersive in-vehicle experiences, sustainable energy and grid stabilization, 5G and next-generation connectivity technologies, intelligent and safe consumer electronics, and preventive digital healthcare, through more than 30 demos, keynotes, and technical presentations by experts provided by ADI.

In industrial and building automation systems, ADI demonstrates several examples of how technology is building a more sustainable future for the industry.

This includes communication technology for unlocking intelligent edge in digital factories, advanced optical sensing for controlling robots with excellent accuracy, and integrated systems for intelligent building automation. />
In the automotive sector, ADI supports automotive OEMs in innovating the vehicle interior environment through audio, voice, Ethernet, and display solutions, as well as advanced battery solutions for electric vehicles (EVs).

By leveraging ADI's technology, the automotive industry can provide a more immersive and personalized interior experience.

The demo includes a complete battery management system for lithium-ion energy storage, the ADI LISTN™ platform that allows simultaneous operation of two independent voice assistants in a vehicle, and a Gigabit Multimedia Serial Link™ (GMSL) based SerDes solution that enables automotive OEMs to deploy high-resolution sensors in future software-defined vehicles.

In the healthcare sector, they are showcasing a non-contact health monitoring system, the industry's first Vital Signs Monitoring (VSM) module installed on or inside a patient's mattress or pillow, and an exercise bike equipped with a low-cost power meter that also supports the ADI biometric sensor platform for activity tracking wristbands.

Along with this, ADI’s Health Sensor Platform 4.0, an open-source reference design for chest patches that provides 24-hour continuous vital sign monitoring, will also be unveiled.

In the Consumer Electronics and Telecommunications section, innovative consumer electronics devices developed by customers and supported by ADI's digital signal processing (DSP), audio, video, power, and software solutions are introduced through a display wall installed on the booth wall.

This includes low-power wireless headphones and best-in-class soundbars, as well as next-generation consumer electronics that create immersive interactions between people and technology.

In addition, as a communication solution, high-speed wirelessOptimized power designs for linear data interconnect systems and 5G RF signal paths are scheduled to be exhibited.