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Our webcasts cover topics relating to relevant challenges in designing with semiconductors and provide engineers with access to online design materials on a variety of solutions-oriented issues. Each webcast is followed by a Q&A, with the opportunity to download the presentation. For more than 45 years, ADI has been an engineering resource to help make it easier for customers to get their jobs done.

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Webcasts (85)
  • Industrial Process Control: Communication Solutions NEW

    Industrial Process Control: Communication Solutions

    This webcast will provide an overview on industrial communications and trends in this market segment. It will focus on the most common connection between the process controller and the field instrument/actuator, the 4-20mA loop, and more specifically on the HART communication. A few examples of solutions for both the process controller and the field instrument side of the communication will be given and discussed.

    Presenter
    Michal Brychta
    Sr. Staff Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices, Inc.
  • Got my data over the isolation barrier! Now how do I get power to run it? NEW

    Got my data over the isolation barrier! Now how do I get power to run it?

    “What do you mean I have to isolate this thing?” If you have ever thought your design was done only to find out you needed to isolate data in addition to getting power to the isolated circuits, then this webcast is for you. In this session, we will discuss the pros and cons of the various methods of accomplishing this task while saving important board space, design time and cost.

    Presenter
    Mark Cantrell
    Senior Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices, Inc.
  • What is a "Wide Dynamic Range" Microphone and why does it matter to my design? NEW

    What is a "Wide Dynamic Range" Microphone and why does it matter to my design?

    MEMS microphones with the capability to capture very high sound pressure acoustic waves (loud noises) with high fidelity hold the potential not only to improve user experience in audio capture, but also make acoustic detection viable for a range of applications that might have previously been unsuitable for such methods. We'll discuss design considerations for these microphones and applications that might benefit from such high performance.

    Presenter
    Jerad Lewis (Applications) and Paul Schreier (Marketing)
    MEMS Group
    Analog Devices, Inc.
  • Isolated Interface Solutions for Industrial Sensor and Monitoring Applications (German)

    Isolated Interface Solutions for Industrial Sensor and Monitoring Applications (German)

    This webcast reviews designs in which isolation is needed to protect personnel and equipment from harsh electrical environments. The presentation will detail interface power requirements and approaches for achieving design objectives. Topics will include performance tradeoffs for various approaches and applicable safety certifications for interface components.

    Presenter
    Michael Müller-Aulmann
    Senior Applications Engineer, iCoupler® Digital Isolator Group
    Analog Devices, Inc.
  • Solving the Elusive Baseband to Antenna Problem using RFDAC Technology

    Solving the Elusive Baseband to Antenna Problem using RFDAC Technology

    We’ll start by exploring RF transmitter architectures, then we’ll concentrate on the Direct to RF Transmitter architecture enabled by RFDAC technology. Aspects of direct to RF transmitter system design will be explored including gain, signal bandwidth, digital signal processing requirements, frequency planning, thermal noise, clock synthesis + phase noise, harmonics, sampling images, pre-distortion techniques and deterministic latency.

    Presenter
    Larry Welch
    Sr. Applications Engineer, High Speed Converter Group
    Analog Devices, Inc.
  • Guarding RS485 Communication Networks from Harmful EMC Events

    Guarding RS485 Communication Networks from Harmful EMC Events

    In this webcast we will discuss industry’s first EMC compliant RS-485 interface design tool co-developed by Analog Devices and Bourns that provides up to Level 4 protection levels for IEC61000-4-2 ESD, IEC61000-4-4 EFT and IEC61000-4-5 surge .This webcast describes each of these main transient types, and presents and demonstrates three different EMC compliant solutions for three different cost / protection levels on RS-485 communication ports.

    Presenter
    James Scanlon / Koenraad Rutgers
    Senior Engineers
    Analog Devices, Inc. / Bourns, Inc.
  • Low Power Smart Transmitters Design

    Low Power Smart Transmitters Design

    In this webcast we will explore some of the key trends in modern field instrument design, the most complex of which are high performance, low power and increased diagnostic capabilities. We will examine the power consumption challenges of loop-powered smart transmitters. Finally it will give an example of a full signal chain solution that has been developed by Analog Devices and registered by the HART Communication Foundation.

    Presenter
    Tracey Johnson
    Applications Engineer, Precision Converter Group
    Analog Devices, Inc.
  • The Evolving Architecture of Military Communication Systems

    The Evolving Architecture of Military Communication Systems

    This webcast explores the different bands of Military Communications including advantages and disadvantages for each. We will talk briefly about the shift toward Software Defined Radios (SDR) and what that means for system designers today. We talk about the Tx/Rx signal chains for these radios traditionally and where they are heading in the future including discussion on some of the key Analog and Mixed Signal technology driving these changes.

    Presenter
    Shane Foss
    Systems Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices, Inc.
  • Isolated Interface Solutions for Industrial Sensor and Monitoring Applications

    Isolated Interface Solutions for Industrial Sensor and Monitoring Applications

    This webcast will review designs in which isolation is needed to protect personnel and equipment from harsh electrical and mechanical environments. Presentation will detail interface power requirements and approaches for achieving design objectives. Topics will include performance tradeoffs for various approaches and applicable safety certifications for interface components.

    Presenter
    Mark Cantrell
    Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices, Inc.
  • Fundamentals of Data Conversion in Receivers

    Fundamentals of Data Conversion in Receivers

    This webinar will examine a contemporary receive signal chain and take a close look at selecting suitable data converters and their key specifications and tradeoffs that must be made.

    Presenter
    Brad Brannon
    System Architect
    Analog Devices
  • Designing for Vital Sign Monitoring

    Designing for Vital Sign Monitoring

    This webcast will provide a detailed analysis of how to design for measuring ECG / Heart Rate for both patient monitoring and sports and fitness applications. A primer will be given on the different topologies for cardiac monitoring followed by a deep dive on the architecture of the AD8232 and then a system level perspective of how it can be used in the various health and sports and fitness applications. Co-sponsored by Arrow NA.

    Presenter
    Roberto Munoz
    Systems Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Fundamentals of Energy Metering

    Fundamentals of Energy Metering

    In this webinar, we’ll explore different system architectures of 3-phase electricity meter applications. The focus will be on differences between various current sensors and implication on the analog front, power supply and data isolation, metrology computations and system performance. Current Transformers (CTs), di/dt (Rogowski coils) and shunt resistors will be discussed.

    Presenter
    Petre Minciunescu, Ph.D.
    Systems Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • The Fundamentals of Voltage References and Current Sensing

    The Fundamentals of Voltage References and Current Sensing

    In this webcast we will discuss the concepts of voltage references and how they are used in circuit design. We will also cover and compare reference designs, specifications, reference alternatives, and reference application ideas such as negative references, then present how currents are handled, measured and generated in system design.

    Presenter
    David Kress
    Director of Technical Marketing
    Analog Devices
  • Designing for Field Instruments in Industrial Automation

    Designing for Field Instruments in Industrial Automation

    This webcast will provide an overview of field instrumentation with a focus on specifics and trends in this market segment. Using a 4-20mA loop powered pressure transmitter as an example, the webcast will present details of system requirements, map them into the system architecture and circuit diagram, discuss the typical design challenges, and how today’s ICs provide solutions to those challenges.

    Presenter
    Michal Brychta
    Staff System Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Implementing video surveillance

    Implementing video surveillance

    This webcast will present the two forms of video surveillance systems prevalent in the market today and the individual form of end equipment used in each. The major focus will be the edge devices or cameras and will review two image processing challenges and one power management challenge along with associated solutions to aid the design and implementation of video surveillance systems. Co-sponsored by Arrow Electronics.

    Presenter
    Michael Long
    Segment Marketing Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Precision basics: How not to be surprised by unexpected error sources

    Precision basics: How not to be surprised by unexpected error sources

    This webcast, co-sponsored by Avnet EM, presents error sources of a few fundamental front end signal conditioning blocks and provides hints for better practices that will save money and speed development time.

    Presenter
    Reza Moghimi
    Applications Engineer Manager
    Analog Devices
  • How to Read a Datasheet

    How to Read a Datasheet

    What is in a datasheet, and how can the information it contains help you select the right part for your design? This wide-ranging and informative webcast will take you through a typical datasheet and explain the full meaning behind many often misunderstood specs.

    Presenter
    David Kress
    Director of Technical Marketing
    Analog Devices
  • Fundamentals of Designing with Analog to Digital Converters

    Fundamentals of Designing with Analog to Digital Converters

    BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND: an update to The Fundamentals of the Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) webcast, including basic ADC architectures, understanding ADC errors, how to read an ADC data sheet, and how to choose the right ADC. Includes the latest on ADC products and technology.

    Presenter
    David Kress
    Director of Technical Marketing
    Analog Devices
  • How to Lower Power Consumption in Data Acquisition Systems

    How to Lower Power Consumption in Data Acquisition Systems

    This webcast will present solutions to lower the power consumption in data acquisition systems. Among the topics to be discussed are the limitations and tradeoffs of using lower power components (such as ADC drivers, regulators, etc). If you are currently in the design phase of a lower power Data Acquisition system, this is a webcast you should attend.

    Presenter
    Charly El-khoury
    Applications Engineer, High Speed Group
    Analog Devices
  • Fundamentals of Designing with Digital to Analog Converters

    Fundamentals of Designing with Digital to Analog Converters

    BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND: An update to The Fundamentals of the Digital to Analog Converter (DAC) webcast, including basic DAC architectures, understanding DAC errors, how to read a DAC data sheet, how to choose the right DAC. Includes the latest on DAC technology.

    Presenter
    Dave Kress
    Director of Technical Marketing
    Analog Devices
  • Solving Isolation Challenges in Power Conversion Applications

    Solving Isolation Challenges in Power Conversion Applications

    This webcast will present solutions to isolation challenges in power conversion applications. Among the topics to be discussed are the limitations of traditional methods of isolation (such as utilization of optocouplers and pulse transformers) vs. more efficient and cost effective solutions that utilize digital isolators. If you are currently using optocouplers and pulse transformers, this is a webcast you should attend.

    Presenter
    Brian Kennedy
    Applications Engineer, Digital Isolator Group
    Analog Devices
  • Demystifying the JESD204B High-speed Data Converter-to-FPGA interface

    Demystifying the JESD204B High-speed Data Converter-to-FPGA interface

    This webcast will provide an overview of the JESD204 standard from its original version up to the current "B" revision. In addition, common "high-performance metrics" that are associated with high speed serial interfaces such as JESD204 will be described. Topics covered in this webcast will also be useful for applications that use similar high speed serial interfaces.

    Presenter
    Jonathan Harris
    Product Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • High-Performance MEMS; What does that mean?

    High-Performance MEMS; What does that mean?

    This webcast will examine the most common specifications and metrics associated with “high performance” MEMS accelerometers, gyroscopes and IMUs and will provide insights into their characterization and impact in real-world applications.

    Presenter
    Nitzan Gadish and Mark Looney
    Applications Engineers with MEMS Sensor Technology
    Analog Devices
  • Fundamentals of Frequency Synthesis, Part 2: Direct Digital Synthesis (DDS)

    Fundamentals of Frequency Synthesis, Part 2: Direct Digital Synthesis (DDS)

    This month we conclude our two-part series on frequency synthesis, with an introduction to Direct Digital Synthesis. We will give a basic review of how a direct digital synthesis system works, touching on the inner workings of the DDS engine at a relatively high level. We will also discuss the tradeoffs between PLL and DDS technology as a base choice for frequency synthesis needs.

    Presenter
    Jeff Keip
    Senior Marketing Manager, High Speed DDS Portfolio
    Analog Devices
  • Fundamentals of Frequency Synthesis, Part 1: Phased Locked Loops

    Fundamentals of Frequency Synthesis, Part 1: Phased Locked Loops

    The first of a two-part series on frequency synthesis, with an introduction to Phased Locked Loops. This webcast looks at the need for frequency generation, the techniques from the past present and future, and how to assess the performance of a frequency synthesis, and real world applications. Particular attention will be focused on Phase Locked Loops (PLL's) as frequency synthesizers.

    Presenter
    Ian Collins
    Staff Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • The Latest on Driving ADCs Differentially: Part 1

    The Latest on Driving ADCs Differentially: Part 1

    This is the first of a two-part series addressing how to select the right differential ADC driver for your design. In part one we look at the basics of driving ADCs: topics include errors in sampled data systems such as distortion and noise, ENOB, differential signaling definitions and advantages, and ADC driver architectures. Next month part 2 will take these basic concepts and use them to make the driver selection.

    Presenter
    Jonathan Pearson
    Applications Engineer, High-Speed Amplifier Group
    Analog Devices
  • Webcast: The Latest on Driving ADCs Differentially: Part 2

    Webcast: The Latest on Driving ADCs Differentially: Part 2

    This is the second of a two-part series addressing how to select the right differential ADC driver for your design. In part one we looked at the basics of driving ADCs, including errors in sampled data systems (such as distortion and noise) ENOB, differential signaling definitions, and advantages of ADC driver architectures. This month we will take these basic concepts and use them to make the driver selection and design driving circuits.

    Presenter
    Jonathan Pearson
    Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • WEBCAST: Fundamentals of Laying Out PC Boards

    WEBCAST: Fundamentals of Laying Out PC Boards

    This webcast will cover the ins and outs of PCB design and layout, in a practical and straight forward approach. The presentation is packed with useful information accumulated with tips, tricks and techniques that can easily be implemented into your next design to help improve overall circuit and system performance.

    Presenter
    John Ardizzoni
    High Speed Amplifiers Product Manager
    Analog Devices
  • nanoDACs and DigiPots Uncovered

    nanoDACs and DigiPots Uncovered

    nanoDACS are the smallest D/A converters in the world, but are also more accurate and consume less power than the competition. Digipots are innovative products that replace mechanical potentiometers. Learn how both can improve system reliability and performance, and how to select the right part for your design.

    Presenter
    Padraic O'Reilly and Alan Clohessy
    Applications Engineers
    Analog Devices
  • Signal Conditioning with Precsion DACs

    Signal Conditioning with Precsion DACs

    Learn tips and trick for using precision D/A converters to perform signal conditioning tasks.

    Presenter
    Liam Riordan
    Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Low Power DDS: Benefits, Features, and Applications

    Low Power DDS: Benefits, Features, and Applications

    Join us for this specially-produced webcast on DDS technology and ADI DDS products.

    Presenter
    Liam Riordan
    Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Webcast: Five Things You Don't Know about DACs

    Webcast: Five Things You Don't Know about DACs

    This webcast presents the five key specification areas of Precision Digital to Analog Converters (DAC): Resolution and Accuracy, Total Unadjusted Error, Output Noise, Buffering and finally Dynamic Performance. This webcast will give you a deeper understanding of DACs and how their specifications can impact system level performance.

    Presenter
    Michael Collins
    Manager, Precision DAC Applications Evaluation team
    Analog Devices
  • Solutions for Fitting High Performance RF Signal Chains into Small Spaces

    Solutions for Fitting High Performance RF Signal Chains into Small Spaces

    This webinar will present the current state of integration of RF IC technology, with a focus on the challenges that non-handset-based wireless equipment designers face as they strive for more functionality in smaller spaces, sometimes with the added headache of having to implement broadband transceivers that can be reused at multiple frequencies.

    Presenter
    Eamon Nash
    Applications Engineering Manager
    Analog Devices
  • Design Techniques for reducing power consumption and harmful thermal events in industrial designs

    Design Techniques for reducing power consumption and harmful thermal events in industrial designs

    This webcast will present: typical analog module configuration and show how to calculate the maximum ambient temperature that the system can tolerate, new technology to reduce the power dissipated in the module (regardless of what output load is connected), then look at the performance of these devices when the supply is run from a switching regulator rather than with a linear regulator.

    Presenter
    Colm Slattery
    Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Fundamentals of Designing with Semiconductors for Signal Processing Applications: DSP and Embedded Processing

    Fundamentals of Designing with Semiconductors for Signal Processing Applications: DSP and Embedded Processing

    This session describes the basics of Digital Signal Processing and DSP architectures. In addition to this, we will go through Analog Devices' portfolio of Processors-DSPs, how they map into the different market segments and applications, as well as the supported hardware and software tools that make DSP system development possible.

    Presenter
    Maikel Kokaly-Bannourah
    Senior Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Fundamentals of the RF Transmission and Reception of Digital Signals

    Fundamentals of the RF Transmission and Reception of Digital Signals

    Digital Modulation is an important topic for RF designers because most modern day transceivers transmit and receive digitally modulated data. In this webcast, part of ADI's continuing FUNDAMENTALS OF DESIGN series we will introduce you to the challenges—and solutions—for digital modulation. This webcast is a great way for beginners to get introduced to this vital communications standard or for veteran RF designers learn what's new in the field.

    Presenter
    Larry Hawkins
    Business Development Manager, RF Group
    Analog Devices
  • Solving Isolation Challenges in Industrial Automation

    Solving Isolation Challenges in Industrial Automation

    This webcast will discuss the role isolation plays in providing protection and reducing the system bit-error-rate, using the specific design challenges of an RS-485 network. Topics to be covered in this presentation will include: Why and when one should isolate, Types of isolation and their advantages, Design Considerations for an RS-485 node (and how this translates to design considerations for signal isolation) as well as many other topics.

    Presenter
    Colm Ronan
    High-speed Signal-conditioning Group Marketing and Applications
    Analog Devices
  • Wireless Communication of Sensor Data in Industrial Applications

    Wireless Communication of Sensor Data in Industrial Applications

    This webcast will discuss practical real world factors that impact achieving a robust wireless communications link in industrial applications. Low power operation, processing and precision ADC performance can be important requirements for wireless sensors and these areas will also be discussed in this webcast.

    Presenter
    Stephen Hinchy
    Applications Engineer, ISM and Licensed Band Transceivers
    Analog Devices
  • Fundamentals of Designing with Semiconductors: Powering Your Circuit

    Fundamentals of Designing with Semiconductors: Powering Your Circuit

    What is important about a power supply and how does it work? What are the different types of power supply and what conversion methods are used? How can a power supply affect the signal chain and how do you select the best regulator for your circuit? This webcast will also explain noise, ripple, line and load regulation, power supply rejection ratio, the effects of temperature change and other specifications that impact power supply performance.

    Presenter
    Andy Jenkins
    Power Management Products Division
    Analog Devices
  • Healthcare Webcast: Optimizing Ultrasound Systems using Integrated Receivers

    Healthcare Webcast: Optimizing Ultrasound Systems using Integrated Receivers

    In this webcast TGC noise analysis techniques will be presented to aid designers in determining receiver noise contributions in near and far field B mode imagining. The key IC performance specifications that determine PW Doppler mode sensitivity will also be discussed, as will analysis of the CW Doppler signal path critical noise sources and suggested filtering techniques will be presented.

    Presenter
    Gina Kelso
    Healthcare Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Healthcare Webcast: Fundamentals of ADC Technologies for Healthcare Design

    Healthcare Webcast: Fundamentals of ADC Technologies for Healthcare Design

    This session will explain the main ADC architectures in use today, and their advantages and disadvantages for different medical and healthcare applications such as ECG, diagnostics and ultrasound. It will present the latest developments in: Successive approximation, Sigma delta, Pipelined architectures, Design guidance on clocking, grounding, shielding and other techniques to get the best performance from the device will be presented.

    Presenter
    Tom O’Dwyer
    Healthcare Technology Director
    Analog Devices
  • Healthcare Webcast: MEMS Inertial Sensors in Healthcare Designs

    Healthcare Webcast: MEMS Inertial Sensors in Healthcare Designs

    In this webcast you will learn the basics on MEMS motion sensing including architectures and technology including accelerometers, gyroscopes, and IMUs. Applications explored include precise positioning/tracking of healthcare scanning equipment, surgical tool guidance, balance and control of prosthetics, and motion sensing.

    Presenter
    Bob Scannell
    MEMS Inertial Sensors Business Development Manager
    Analog Devices
  • Fundamentals of Designing with Semiconductors: Analog to Digital Converters

    Fundamentals of Designing with Semiconductors: Analog to Digital Converters

    This webcast concludes our three-part series focusing on the conversion of analog, electrical signals into and from digital signals. In this webcast we will present the fundamentals of the analog to digital converter (ADC), including basic ADC architectures, understanding ADC errors, how to read an ADC data sheet, and how to choose the right ADC. Register for June 8th premiere.

    Presenter
    David Kress
    Director of Technical Marketing
    Analog Devices
  • Healthcare Webcast: Simplifying Point-of-Care Patient Monitor Design Using ECG AFE

    Healthcare Webcast: Simplifying Point-of-Care Patient Monitor Design Using ECG AFE

    (Premieres June 15th at Noon ET.) This webcast will introduce an ECG Analog Front End (AFE) which integrates the functional blocks traditionally designed into an ECG system using discrete components, as well as respiration measurement and pace pulse detection. We will look at how this device addresses some of the main ECG design challenges including critical system level requirements.

    Presenter
    Tony Zarola
    Healthcare Segment Manager
    Analog Devices
  • Solving Embedded Design Challenges in Motor Control

    Solving Embedded Design Challenges in Motor Control

    With a scale of platforms and enhancement in mixed signal integration—it is today possible to use low cost processors to solve mathematical dense application tasks which were not possible few years ago. This webcast will introduce new design methodologies and design flow along with a complete open scale of system design for a range of end solutions.

    Presenter
    Anders Frederiksen
    Motor and Power Control Segment Manager
    Analog Devices
  • WEBCAST: Using MEMS Sensors for Industrial Platform Stabilization Systems

    WEBCAST: Using MEMS Sensors for Industrial Platform Stabilization Systems

    MEMS accelerometers and gyroscopes are ideal feedback sensing elements for many types of platform control and stabilization systems. This webcast will discuss typical performance requirements to consider when developing a MEMS-based stabilization system, along with insights on component selection and enabling quick, inexpensive, system-level integration of these functions.

    Presenter
    Mark Looney
    Application Engineer, MEMS & Sensors
    Analog Devices
  • Healthcare Webcast: Solving Medical Equipment Signal Path Design Challenges

    Healthcare Webcast: Solving Medical Equipment Signal Path Design Challenges

    Medical devices and instruments are trending toward lower power and smaller form factors, yet they must deliver high performance and accuracy, sometimes in very harsh environments. In this webcast we're going to learn how analog and mixed signal components can help enable system designers to meet those stringent objectives.

    Presenter
    Chris Hyde
    Senior Field Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Converters in Motion: A/D Converter Considerations for Motor Control

    Converters in Motion: A/D Converter Considerations for Motor Control

    In this webcast we'll look at the analog to digital converter requirements and typical motor control circuit configurations for AC servos and variable frequency drives, and gain some knowledge on how to select the most appropriate converter for this type of specific control application.

    Presenter
    John Reidy, Nicola O'Byrne, and Kate O'Riordan
    Applications Engineers
    Analog Devices
  • Fundamentals of Designing with Semiconductors: Beyond the Op Amp

    Fundamentals of Designing with Semiconductors: Beyond the Op Amp

    In this, the third webcast of our 12-part series on the Fundamentals of Designing with Semiconductors for Signal Processing Applications, we look at the Difference Amp, the Instrumentation Amp, the Log Amp, and other important amplifiers, and explain when to use and how to select each to maximize your circuits performance.

    Presenter
    Dave Kress
    Director of Technical Marketing
    Analog Devices
  • Fundamentals of Designing with Semiconductors for Signal Processing Applications: The Op Amp

    Fundamentals of Designing with Semiconductors for Signal Processing Applications: The Op Amp

    In this, the second webcast of our 12-part series on the Fundamentals of Designing with Semiconductors, we look at the venerable Op Amp. What is it and how does it work? What are the different types of Op Amps and how do you select the right one for your circuit? This webcast explains offset, noise, bandwidth and other specifications that impact amp operation, and how you can maximize your circuit's performance with the right Op Amp.

    Presenter
    Dave Kress
    Director of Technical Marketing
    Analog Devices
  • Using Integrated Precision Analog Microcontrollers to Simplify Data Acquisition System Design

    Using Integrated Precision Analog Microcontrollers to Simplify Data Acquisition System Design

    The ins and outs (the I/O) of using Analog Microcontrollers to manage data acquisition applications

    Presenter
    Eamon Neary
    Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Optimizing Noise in the Sensor Signal Path

    Optimizing Noise in the Sensor Signal Path

    How to detect the source of and eliminate frustrating noise programs.

    Presenter
    Reza Moghimi
    Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • A Stress-Free Method for Choosing High-Speed Op Amps

    A Stress-Free Method for Choosing High-Speed Op Amps

    A decision-tree approach to making the critical decision about high-speed op amp selection, including a look at some helpful tools.

    Presenter
    John Ardizonni
    Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Designing the Ultimate Multimedia Experience

    Designing the Ultimate Multimedia Experience

    A look at the IC solutions, tools, and supporting software that enable the designs that provide the highest quality multimedia experience.

    Presenter
    Chris Hyde
    Senior Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Understanding and Applying Integrated MEMS Technology

    Understanding and Applying Integrated MEMS Technology

    So what is all this MEMS stuff, anyway? Learn all about Micro Electrical-Mechanical Systems, including how to spec and select the right MEMS for your application.

    Presenter
    Chris Hyde
    Senior Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Isolating Power in Communication Bus and Gate Drive Applications

    Isolating Power in Communication Bus and Gate Drive Applications

    Starting with a communications application overview of small power options through the process of selecting the right power products this webcast is a great resource for your communications applications designs.

    Presenter
    Mark Cantrell
    Senior Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Design Considerations for Industrial Instrumentation and Process Control Systems

    Design Considerations for Industrial Instrumentation and Process Control Systems

    Included in this wide-ranging webcast are Industrial challenges and solutions, including sensor & conditioning options, dealing with noice and common-mode voltage, and communications.

    Presenter
    Chris Hyde
    Senior Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Designing Programmable Logic Controller 4-20mA and Voltage I/O modules

    Designing Programmable Logic Controller 4-20mA and Voltage I/O modules

    An intensive course in Industrial Process Control (including PLC modules and key specs, input and output module architectures) Field Transmitters (loop powered vs. non-loop) and an introduction to PLC reference design.

    Presenter
    Maurice Egan
    Senior Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Understanding and Applying Digital Potentiometers

    Understanding and Applying Digital Potentiometers

    In this webcast our experts will explain the differences between Pots and DigiPots and DACs, and present considerations for successful designs for many applications.

    Presenter
    Chris Hyde
    Senior Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Fundamentals of Designing with Semiconductors: Understanding Sampled Data Systems

    Fundamentals of Designing with Semiconductors: Understanding Sampled Data Systems

    This webcast begins a three-part series focusing on the conversion of analog, electrical signals into digital signals, which can then be analyzed and manipulated by DSP, microcontrollers, and other embedded processors. But before we can use a data converter, we need to first understand the fundamentals of sampled data systems; unipolar and bipolar codes, transfer functions, Nyquist theory, and filters, among others.

    Presenter
    Dave Kress
    Director of Technical Marketing
    Analog Devices
  • WEBCAST: Noise Optimization in Sensor Signal Conditioning Circuits (Part I)

    WEBCAST: Noise Optimization in Sensor Signal Conditioning Circuits (Part I)

    This first part of a two-part series will explore the noise topic in detail and provide tips and answers to these types of questions.

    Presenter
    Reza Moghimi
    Applications Engineering Manager
    Analog Devices
  • Performance Clocks: Demystifying Jitter

    Performance Clocks: Demystifying Jitter

    Join us as we delve into the realm of sub-picosecond jitter clocks. The relationship between jitter and phase noise will be explored in detail and methods for measuring sub-picosecond jitter and ultra low phase noise will be presented and discussed.

    Presenter
    Pascal Nelson
    Senior Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Cleaning Up Signals in a Dirty World - Filtering Considerations For Data Converters

    Cleaning Up Signals in a Dirty World - Filtering Considerations For Data Converters

    We'll explore issues of passive vs. active, analog vs. digital, positioning the filter in the signal chain, design rules of thumb, and limitations of filters and the components used to build them.

    Presenter
    Chris Hyde
    Senior Field Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Applying A/D Converters in IF Sampling Applications

    Applying A/D Converters in IF Sampling Applications

    Join our high-speed converter experts as they examine in detail the ADC function in an IF sampling architecture and work through a typical signal chain application.

    Presenter
    David Buchanan
    Staff Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Options, Techniques, and Tradeoffs In Modern RF Transceiver Design

    Options, Techniques, and Tradeoffs In Modern RF Transceiver Design

    This seminar will focus on the analog radio section of the transceiver, from the DAC output to the antenna on the transmit side, and the antenna to the ADC input on the receiver side.

    Presenter
    Steve Reine
    Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Options and Solutions For RF System Design

    Options and Solutions For RF System Design

    This Webcast will explore the options and tradeoffs involved in designing the RF signal chain. Discussion includes important advances and issues with modulators/demodulators, ISM transceivers, mixers and multipliers, log amps, detectors and gain blocks, and more.

    Presenter
    Chris Hyde
    Senior Field Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Healthcare Webcast: Deconstructing An Electrocardiogram; A Basic Survey Of The Challenges And Their Solutions

    Healthcare Webcast: Deconstructing An Electrocardiogram; A Basic Survey Of The Challenges And Their Solutions

    Join us as our technology experts analyze and explore the ECG signal-chain, with technical discussion on its respective sub-sections. The basic design requirements and considerations for each block of the signal path will be covered as well as tips and techniques for solving challenges such as ESD, RFI, saturating amplifiers, sensor interface and isolation.

    Presenter
    Stephen Lee
    Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Webcast: Design And Develop Innovative And Robust Touch Sensor Interfaces Using Capacitive-To-Digital Converters

    Webcast: Design And Develop Innovative And Robust Touch Sensor Interfaces Using Capacitive-To-Digital Converters

    This Webcast will focus on the design and development of CDC-based touch sensors and their application, cite CDC product examples such as the AD7142, and explore development tools provided by ADI.

    Presenter
    Paul Errico
    Marketing Manager
    Analog Devices
  • WEBCAST: Detecting Five Distinct Motions With Mems Inertial Sensors

    WEBCAST: Detecting Five Distinct Motions With Mems Inertial Sensors

    In this Webcast, we’ll examine MEMs motion sensing technology, its application, and design considerations. Analog Devices’ iMEMs® accelerometers and gyroscopes will be featured in the discussion.

    Presenter
    Wayne Meyer
    Marketing Manager, Micromachined Products Division
    Analog Devices
  • WEBCAST: Noise Optimization in Sensor Signal Conditioning Circuits (Part II)

    WEBCAST: Noise Optimization in Sensor Signal Conditioning Circuits (Part II)

    This is the second part of a two-part series that explores the topic of signal noise in detail.

    Presenter
    Reza Moghimi
    Applications Engineering Manager
    Analog Devices
  • Webcast: Noise Optimization in Sensor Signal Conditioning Circuits, Part III

    Webcast: Noise Optimization in Sensor Signal Conditioning Circuits, Part III

    Expanding upon the material previously presented in "Optimizing Noise in the Sensor Signal Path" Parts I & II, this Webcast addresses some of the specific questions and areas of additional interest, raised by viewers.

    Presenter
    Reza Moghimi
    Applications Engineering Mgr
    Analog Devices
  • Webcast: Hot Swap Design, How to Get it Right

    Webcast: Hot Swap Design, How to Get it Right

    This webcast closely examines the components of a hot swap design and find out what's critical to getting it right.

    Presenter
    Marcus O'Sullivan
    Senior Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Webcast: Differential Circuit Design Techniques for Communication Applications

    Webcast: Differential Circuit Design Techniques for Communication Applications

    In this Webinar, we will explore the advantages of differential design techniques and how their performance benefits affect the stringent system requirements of today's high performance communication systems.

    Presenter
    Carlos Calvo
    RF Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Webcast: Understanding Data Converter Errors and Specifications

    Webcast: Understanding Data Converter Errors and Specifications

    In this Webcast, ADI systems applications expert Chris Hyde will conduct a rapid review of the most common sources of errors in a data converter and how to interpret specs on the data sheet.

    Presenter
    Chris Hyde
    Senior Field Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Webcast: In-Amps: How and When to Build Them

    Webcast: In-Amps: How and When to Build Them

    This Webcast will cover the basics of building an instrumentation amplifier out of either two or three op amps, and we'll look at the pros and cons and design considerations of various architectures. We'll also discuss what is available in fully integrated instrumentation amplifiers and how their performance compares to the build-your-own approach.

    Presenter
    Matt Duff
    Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Webcast: Data Conversion Applications and Solutions for Precision Process Control

    Webcast: Data Conversion Applications and Solutions for Precision Process Control

    Achieving precise process control is a key step in meeting factory yield and volume production standards. This Webcast will explore the full industrial process control signal chain, the key components involved, and the critical specifications of those components.

    Presenter
    Brendan Cronin
    Product Marketing Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Webcast: Design Considerations for Multi-Channel ADCs

    Webcast: Design Considerations for Multi-Channel ADCs

    Our ADC expert will explore the important design considerations of multi-channel ADCs, both pro and con. Some tradeoffs of utilizing ADCs with additional on-chip functionality will also be discussed.

    Presenter
    Pam Aparo
    Marketing Manager
    Analog Devices
  • Webcast: Driving Precision Converters: How to Select the Best Voltage Reference and Amplifier for your ADC Application

    Webcast: Driving Precision Converters: How to Select the Best Voltage Reference and Amplifier for your ADC Application

    Today's precision data converters achieve new levels of accuracy and noise performance, but these attributes can easily be diminished with improper application. View our Webcast and learn how to select the drive amplifiers and voltage references that will enable you to get the best possible performance from your precision A/D converter.

    Presenter
    Troy Murphy
    Applications Manager
    Analog Devices
  • Network Clock: How To Achieve Maximum System Up Time

    Network Clock: How To Achieve Maximum System Up Time

    In this in-depth Webcast, our clock expert will explore the technical implications of this very real system scenario, and discuss the incorporation of seamless reference switchover and holdover technology that maintains a stable, low-jitter, system clock during periods of switchover, and complete reference loss, conditions.

    Presenter
    Paul Kern
    Clock Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Webcast: Simplify and Reduce Active Filter Design Time

    Webcast: Simplify and Reduce Active Filter Design Time

    In this fast-paced Webcast, our analog experts will take you through the process of designing a low pass and high pass active filter. Filter theory and architecture will be discussed as well as the utilization of design tools and new active filter evaluation boards used to simplify and expedite the design process.

    Presenter
    John Ardizzoni
    Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Webcast: Options and Solutions for Sensor Signal Conditioning

    Webcast: Options and Solutions for Sensor Signal Conditioning

    This Webcast will examine signal conditioning options at the system level and the circuit level, as well as focus on the key component specifications and features needed to maximize performance and flexibility, and reduce cost and time to market in sensor implementations.

    Presenter
    Chris Hyde
    Senior Field Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Webcast: Introduction to Differential Amplifiers and Design Tools

    Webcast: Introduction to Differential Amplifiers and Design Tools

    This Webcast covers the basics of differential amplifiers, their common applications, and explores several design examples. Our amplifier expert also works through the necessary design equations and demonstrates several new online design tools that ease system design complexities.

    Presenter
    John Ardizzoni
    Senior Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Designing Transformer Coupled Front-Ends for High Performance A/D Converters

    Designing Transformer Coupled Front-Ends for High Performance A/D Converters

    This Webcast will provide a practical "formula" approach for designing transformer-coupled front-ends for high performance ADC in baseband and super-Nyquist applications.

    Presenter
    Rob Reeder
    Senior Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Design Considerations in Specifying Data Converters for High Speed Applications

    Design Considerations in Specifying Data Converters for High Speed Applications

    This Webcast will cover important design considerations for understanding, selecting, and applying high speed A/D converters and D/A converters.

    Presenter
    Chris Hyde
    Senior Field Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
  • Driving High Performance ADCs in Communication Applications

    Driving High Performance ADCs in Communication Applications

    In this Webcast, our amplifier expert will review RF versus ADC terminology, provide a basic overview of system budgeting, contrast different ADC driver implementations, and touch on filter design techniques required to meet today's stringent system requirements.

    Presenter
    Carlos Calvo
    Applications Engineer
    Analog Devices
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