Solve complex circuit design problems with Analog Devices' Circuits from the Lab

– ADI’s Circuits from the Lab™ provides various resources that enable time and cost savings for fast and easy system integration, including reference circuits, test data, schematics, BOMs, PCBs (Gerber), layout files, and device drivers.

As the demand for expertise in analog, RF, power, and mixed-signal technologies grows day by day, engineers worldwide are facing various challenges related to ever-diversifying technologies and faster product design. Analog Devices ( www.analog.com ), a global leader in data converters for signal processing and high-performance semiconductors, and a leader in the global data converter market, has announced Circuits from the Lab™ reference circuits to help these engineers reduce the time required for research and design.

ADI's 'Reference Circuits' consist of over 150 designed and tested solutions organized in a highly detailed and easy-to-understand manner for rapid system integration. Furthermore, all 'Reference Circuits' are documented with detailed references, including test data, design considerations and selection factors, and design guidelines, to ensure stable and reproducible circuit performance. In addition, most 'Reference Circuits' include schematics, PCBs (Gerber), layout files, software, device drivers, and evaluation hardware. More information about ADI's 'Circuits from the Lab™ Reference Circuits' can be found on the Analog Devices website ( www.analog.com/circuits/about ) or the Analog Devices channel on YouTube (link).

“Customers all over the world are complaining of increased operational responsibilities, increasingly diverse technical standards, and pressure to launch products at tight deadlines,” explained Emre Onder, Vice President of Core Markets at Analog Devices. “Engineers working with complex technologies need test-proven guidelines to reduce trial and error. ADI’s application engineers are collaborating with customers to identify areas for improvement and are resolving the circuit design challenges customers face in our laboratories.”

ADI's 'Reference Circuits,' including circuit notes, schematics, layout files, and device drivers, can be downloaded for free from http://www.analog.com/pr/circuits , and hardware can be ordered through ADI and its distributors.

Circuits from the Lab™ reference circuits reflecting actual customer requirements
ADI's 'Reference Circuits' predict practical issues that may arise during the transition to actual production while minimizing time-to-market, and in addition, ADI's technical support team provides engineers with the circuits and end-user applications they need most through ADI's industry-leading technology. Furthermore, the 'reference circuit' can be applied to numerous ADI product technologies as well as various application areas, including industrial automation and measurement systems.

Browse Circuits from the Lab™ reference circuits
Circuit types
ADC Driver http://www.analog.com/pr/circuits/ADCs
http://www.analog.com/en/circuits-from-the-lab/index.html?circuittype=all-adc-drivers,differential,single-ended,general-adc-drivers

DAC Output Circuit http://www.analog.com/pr/circuits/DACs
http://www.analog.com/en/circuits-from-the-lab/index.html?circuittype=all-dac-output,current-output,multichannel,signal-generation, signal-processing, general-dac-drivers

Isolation http://www.analog.com/pr/circuits/isolation
http://www.analog.com/en/circuits-from-the-lab/index.html?circuittype=circuit-type/isolation