Medical applications require isolation between surgical sensors or devices, patients and the mains. When interconnecting surgical devices with main's powered displays, the previously required high bandwidth isolation was not available. Similar safety challenges prevented interfacing patient care equipment with external non-medical-grade displays. Explore new possibilities with ADI's high speed isolators and reference designs, which seamlessly isolate HDMI and high speed USB (480Mbps), driving improvements in medical electronics. These designs enable smaller form factors in surgery and allow for regular commercial displays and high speed USB peripherals to be used with patient care equipment.

Cyclists want to measure power expenditure to gauge their fitness. See how ADI solutions are achieving low power consumption and small form factor in force measurement applications such as cyclist power. It features a low power, wireless system comprised of an instrumentation amplifier connected to strain gauges mounted to the bicycle’s crank arm. Also integrated is the MAX11108 SAR ADC and a MAX32666 MCU which communicates, via Bluetooth Low Energy, with an app on a tablet that calculates and plots the power generated by the cyclist.

See how wrist and patch wearables using ADI technology collect vital sign measurements that provide users with important health insights. The use of MRD104 + ADI Study watch + MRD282 chest patch to collect clinical-grade data shows how ADI's silicon leadership for ECG, Temperature, BioZ, PPG and algorithms can make care possible in more places. These devices provide clinical measurements for the next generation of wearable devices for use in Healthcare.

New single pair 10BASE-T1L Ethernet physical layer standards offer additional connectivity solutions for communicating asset health insights in condition monitoring applications. 10BASE-T1L enables previously unavailable insights in these applications and seamlessly communicates them to the control layer and cloud/private server. The insights awaken novel possibilities for data analysis, operational insights, and productivity improvements through a converged Ethernet network from the condition monitoring sensor to the cloud or private server. Learn how ADI’s latest digital output 3-axis MEMS vibration and shock sensor combines with a 10BASE-T1L MAC PHY for long reach Ethernet connectivity while also delivering power to the sensor on the same two wires.

The LT8618 buck converter is a high efficiency and extremely compact power solution to power 4-20mA current loops. Because the input current is limited to 4mA, efficiency is critical in providing maximum load current to the sensor.

Harvesting small amounts of otherwise wasted heat using a thermoelectric device (uTEG) can enable wireless, battery free sensing. This demo highlights one such use case: ADI's uTEG powers a CbM node, periodically senses vibration and temperature (ADXL357, ADT7302), and performs an on-board FFT and transmits via BLE. The demo also highlights how I²C or SPI buses can be extended to large distances up to 1200m by using Serial Extenders (LTC4331 or LTC4332). We will have some remote sensors which can be either directly connected to processor card or through an extender with different cable lengths.

Watch ADI OtoSense™ Quality Control in action. This AI-driven sensing interpretation hardware and software solution automates operations in manufacturing environments and delivers diagnostics at the edge. ADI OtoSense Quality Control directly assesses the quality of manufactured parts and their condition by monitoring the machines that build or move them anywhere on the production line. This combination allows for thorough quality control of each unit prior to shipment even when throughput is fast.

Long range high resolution LiDAR requires high amplitude narrow pulsing and increased channel counts. The LTC6563's low noise TIAs can support pulse widths down to 2ns and is extendable up to 32 channels. A typical APD array requires high voltage and is sensitive to temperature and bias variations. The ADA4383's ultralow EMI output provides tight control of APD gain over temperature and loading. The integrated current limit and health monitoring protects the APD from damage. The complete uModule solution takes up less than half the volume of a discrete solution.

The ability to dimension objects rapidly and accurately is a challenge in logistics and supply chain management. ADI's ToF technology is creating disruption in this market by enabling mobile dimensioning indoor and outdoor under variable conditions.

Electrochemical sensors are used to measure air quality and detect the presence of hazardous gases. They require constant bias voltage to drive electrochemical reaction. Witness ADI's electrochemical sensor system powered by a single AA battery. The sensor system employs a novel architecture that virtually doubles the battery life by substantially reducing standby current and average current in active.

Witness two of ADI's bi-directional current sensing solutions in action: The ADA4099-2 op amp providing precision high-side bi-directional current sensing for voltages as high as 70V using Over-The-Top functionality. It shows the entire signal chain as a reference for precise conversions from amperes to bits. The ADAF1080 AMR solution that allows for both AC and DC contactless current measurements. ADI's in-house AMR processes and signal chain and systems expertise helps to solve limitations on bandwidth and DC sensing capability pertaining to contactless current sensing. This is achieved without the need for shielding or flux concentrators which greatly reduces cost and complexity.

The MAX78000 AI accelerator IC enables even the smallest, energy harvested devices to see and hear the world around them. Witness how in milliseconds this IC enables face ID, deer detection, object classification and more to be executed using a handheld, battery powered device.

See how ADI's ADMT4000 absolute Multiturn position sensor removes the need linear transducers, reduction gearing or backup battery power normally required to measure motion when power is lost or removed. The ADMT4000 enables designers to simplify actuator designs, reducing size, weight and system costs.

How many electrons does it take to measure motion? We answered this question 10 years ago, but it turns out we were wrong. We can do it with far fewer. This demo introduces the ADXL367, our newest triaxial, 14-bit, accelerometer which is here to reset expectations once again by delivering 100Hz of data with less than one micro-Watt power consumption. Added for good measure are a number of system-level power management features like activity detect, large FIFO, and programable.

Cryptographic security is a technology pillar for the IoT building blocks of sensors, processing, and connectivity. A range of security requirements exists including authenticating that a sensor is genuine, enabling trust of sensor data, and securing connectivity from a sensor endpoint to the cloud. ADI’s portfolio of security ICs are easily integrated into a customer's application and combine hardware-based crypto with feature sets to address these requirements. Featured in this demo is the MAXREFDES9001 IoT security reference that shows an end-to-end security solution from sensor node to the cloud.

ADI's Silent Switcher architecture minimizes EMI emissions to pass CISPR22 class B. The combination of Silent Switcher's wide operating frequency range and multiple operating modes minimize EMI and make it ideal for noise sensitive applications. Quad configurable output Silent Switcher regulators can replace 2, 3 or 4 single output competitive modules. The customer only needs to qualify one part number instead of several single output modules.

See how the ADE9430 IC and Software solution can monitor power quality to a class S level (as specified by the IEC 61000-4-30 standard) and identify the effect of different types of loads on harmonic distortions. Get real time power quality measurements while saving time to market and resources using this class S solution vs a more expensive class A one.