Articles Analog Devices

1. 4× JFET buffer amplifier cuts noise in half
   Analogue Design Analog Devices AD8244
   In many electronic circuits, there is always a demand for a device to isolate or separate one circuit from another. This special device is called a buffer. A buffer is a unity-gain amplifier that has an extremely high input resistance and an ...
   09-07-2024
2. How to create a dual-output voltage rail with source and sink functionality for ATE applications
   Measurement Supply Analog Devices LTC3871
   Abstract This article details a method of generating dual-output voltage rails that provide both the positive and negative rails for a device power supply (DPS) while requiring only one bidirectional power supply. The traditional method of powering ...
   29-05-2024

3. How to overcome the limits of boost converters
   Supply Analog Devices ADP1621
   Abstract This article will explain the inherent limitations of the boost topology and how to overcome them. When designing and evaluating boost converters, sometimes the intended output voltage is not realized. Instead, it has a lower value than ...
   22-05-2024
4. The elegance of a flyback controller without a dedicated isolated feedback path
   Supply Analog Devices LT8300
   Figure 1 shows the architecture of a conventional isolated flyback converter. These converters can be found frequently in power classes of up to about 60 W. A supply voltage is converted to an output voltage with the help of a primary-side switch ...
   16-05-2024
5. Measurement circuit features high common-mode rejection
   Analogue Design Measurement Analog Devices AD629
   Modern measurement systems often operate with single 5-V power supplies, yet their input signals may have large common-mode voltages that exceed the supply by tens or hundreds of volts. Also, unless the converter is driven differentially, the noise ...
   06-05-2024
6. Precise voltage regulation with dynamic voltage scaling
   Supply Analog Devices ADP2147 MAX20480
   Abstract This article discusses the use of dynamic voltage scaling (DVS) to achieve precise voltage regulation. DVS is a process that adjusts the output voltage slightly higher or lower in anticipation of load transients. The article examines how ...
   23-04-2024
7. What Is Machine Learning? Part 3 - Hardware Conversion of Convolutional Neural Networks
   Artificial Intelligence Microcontrollers Usage Analog Devices MAX78000
   Abstract In this three-part series, we have been exploring the properties and applications of convolutional neural networks (CNNs), which are mainly used for pattern recognition and the classification of objects. Part 3 will explain the hardware ...
   29-02-2024
8. What Is Machine Learning? Part 2 - Training convolutional neural networks
   Artificial Intelligence Microcontrollers Usage Analog Devices MAX78000
   Abstract This is part 2 in a series of articles focusing on the properties and applications of convolutional neural networks (CNNs), which are mainly used for pattern recognition and the classification of objects. In the first article ...
   27-02-2024
9. What Is Machine Learning? Part 1 - Introduction to convolutional neural networks
   Artificial Intelligence Microcontrollers Usage Analog Devices MAX78000
   Abstract The world of artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly evolving, and AI is increasingly enabling applications that were previously unattainable or very difficult to implement. This series of articles explains convolutional neural networks ...
   27-02-2024
10. The golden rule of board layout for switch-mode power supplies
    Beginners Printed Circuit Boards (PCB) Analog Devices LT8640S
    This article explains the basis for achieving an optimized board layout, a critical aspect in the design of switch-mode power supplies. A good layout ensures stable functioning of the switching regulator and minimizes radiated interference as well ...
    29-11-2023

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