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Sensor Solutions

Analog Devices (ADI) sensor solutions include MEMS accelerometers, MEMS gyroscopes, MEMS inertial measurement units (IMUs), optical sensors, anisotropic magnetoresistive (AMR) sensors, temperature sensors, and Hall effect sensors. The high-performance discrete components and plug-in ready solutions efficiently and reliably address complex design requirements.
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Digital Temperature Sensors

Analog Devices provides a broad portfolio of digital temperature sensors with I²C, SPI, and mark space interfaces. The portfolio includes digital temperature sensors with integrated D/A converters, A/D converters, references, and limit alarm registers to meet the requirements of more intricate system design applications. All of the digital temperature sensors ADI offers are suitable for a wide range of applications. Some of these applications include scientific, medical, aerospace, test & measurement equipment, and industrial automation.

Analog Temperature Sensors

Analog Devices analog temperature sensors deliver current or voltage output proportional to the absolute temperature with an accuracy rating of up to ±1°C. The analog temperature sensors eliminate the need for external calibration with minimal signal conditioning/conversion circuitry. ADI offers an expansive portfolio of analog output temperature sensors that are suitable for a broad range of applications. To meet diverse design requirements, the ADI temperature sensors are available in multiple package options.

Chemical Analysis & Environmental Monitoring

In systems such as analytical or environmental monitoring instruments, an accurate and stable signal chain is required. By offering superior performance, including high precision, as well as low drift over both temperature and time, ADI's components allow designers to meet the specifications their customers demand. In addition, ADI's broad product portfolio for analytical test and measurement instrumentation systems provides the designer with an array of complementary components for the complete signal chain - from sensor to bits - to minimize the development effort and time required.

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