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Low Power Gas Detector Circuit New

CN0234

Single Supply, Micropower Toxic Gas Detector Using an Electrochemical Sensor

  • CN0551

    USB-Powered, 433.92 MHz RF Power Amplifier with Overtemperature Management

  • CN0503

    Multiple Parameter Optical Liquid Measurement Platform

  • CN0511

    DC to 5.5 GHz Signal Generator with +/-0.5 dB Calibrated Output Power

  • CN0560

    High Precision, Wide Bandwidth Current Measurement Signal Chain

  • CN0569

    Infrared Gesture Recognition Module

  • CN0401

    Isolated Signal and Power CAN FD with Switchable Termination and Remote Wake-Up

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Software Defined Radio

The AD-FMCOMMS3-EBZ is a high-speed analog module designed to showcase the AD9361, a high performance, highly integrated RF transceiver intended for use in RF applications.

AD-FMCOMMS3-EBZ 

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FPGA and Processors Compatible Reference Designs

Analog Devices’ makes it easier for customers to connect Analog Devices’ high-speed and precision data converters, sensors, RF ICs and other components to FPGAs and microprocessors.   View More