ADI is a globally leading supplier widely recognized in the industry for data conversion and signal processing technologies. Analog Devices develops, manufactures, and sells high-performance analog, digital, and mixed-signal integrated circuits (ICs) for various signal processing applications. Currently, it holds a leading position in the field of precision high-performance ICs used for analog and digital signal processing. Its main products include system and ICs as well as general-purpose standard linear ICs. In addition, it also manufactures device products using assembly product technologies.
Product Categories of ADI
Amplifiers and Comparators, Audio Amplifiers, Buffer Amplifiers, Comparators, Current Sense Amplifiers, Differential Amplifiers, Gain Blocks, Instrumentation Amplifiers, Isolation Amplifiers, Log Amplifiers and Detectors, Operational Amplifiers, Variable Gain Amplifiers, Analog-to-Digital Converters (ADC), Video Decoders, Voltage-to-Frequency Converters (VFC), Embedded Processing and Digital Signal Processors (DSP), Digital-to-Analog Converters (DAC), RF and IF Devices, Power and Thermal Management, Audio and Video Products, Broadband Products, Fiber Optic and Optical Communication Products, Wireless Products, and Others.
SIC Categories of ADI
Areas of Focus for ADI
Driven by the technological revolution, human society has embarked on the process of the industrial revolution, objectively promoting the further development of economic globalization and urbanization. Globalization poses higher challenges to communication technologies, while the trend of urbanization places higher demands on infrastructure such as transportation. Meanwhile, issues such as global warming and resource scarcity caused by the massive consumption of traditional energy, and the higher requirements for the medical industry due to the accelerating aging of the population are undoubtedly the challenges we are facing today. The rapid development of semiconductor technology will play a significant role in 应对 these challenges brought about by these changes. Based on innovation, ADI is committed to research and development and investment in areas such as communication infrastructure, industrial automation, industrial instrumentation, automotive electronics, and healthcare, providing high-performance products and solutions to address the challenges faced by various industries.
Achievements of ADI
ADI has established technological innovation, outstanding performance, and excellent quality as the pillars of its corporate culture. On this basis, it has grown into one of the companies with the longest history and the fastest growth rate in this technological field. Since its establishment in 1965, it has been repeatedly selected by Fortune magazine as one of the top 100 most desirable companies to work for in the United States, and it also ranked tenth on BusinessWeek's annual list of the world's top 100 technology companies. ADI is an industry-recognized global leading supplier of data conversion and signal conditioning technologies, with 60,000 customers around the world.
Analog Devices, Inc. is a world-leading semiconductor company dedicated to building bridges between the real world and the digital world to achieve breakthrough innovations in the intelligent edge domain. ADI provides solutions that combine analog, digital, and software technologies, driving the continuous development of digital factories, automobiles, and digital healthcare, addressing the challenges of climate change, and establishing reliable connections between people and everything in the world. In fiscal year 2022, ADI's revenue exceeded $12 billion, and it has approximately 25,000 employees worldwide. Working with 125,000 customers globally, ADI helps innovators continuously go beyond all possibilities.
Development History of ADI
Analog Devices, Inc. is one of the semiconductor companies with the longest history in the world.
The company was founded in 1965 by Ray Stata and Matthew Lorber, and to this day, Stata still serves as the company's chairman. Jerald G. Fishman is currently the CEO and president, while Stata is the chairman. In 2006, Analog Devices, Inc. revealed to the press that it was collaborating with Nintendo to develop controllers for Nintendo's new game console, the Wii, which incorporated ADI's ADXL330 3-axis linear accelerometer. Analog Devices, Inc. also partnered with Source Audio LLC to manufacture DSP and motion sensors for the action-controlled guitar effects device, HotHand.
In January 2008, ON Semiconductor completed the acquisition of Analog Devices, Inc.'s Voltage Regulation and Thermal Management division for $184 million. In July 2008, Analog Devices, Inc. announced its withdrawal from the sound card market, stating that as the space in the personal computer audio market was shrinking and profits were declining, the company would focus on other markets. Additionally, the drivers for previous products would continue to be updated.
On July 28, 2015, Analog Devices, Inc. acquired Linear Technology for $14.8 billion by offering $46 in cash plus 0.2321 shares of Analog Devices stock in exchange for 1 share of Linear Technology stock, equivalent to $60 per share.
ADI's Continued Expansion for the Future
Front-End Operations
ADI is expanding the production capacity of its internal and external wafer fabs. Through internal investments, the production in the United States and Europe will double by the end of 2025.
In Beaverton, Oregon, ADI has increased the cleanroom area by 25,000 square feet, doubling its production capacity and transforming it into a complete 8-inch wafer fab. In Limerick, Ireland, ADI has expanded the production area by 15,000 square feet, tripling its production capacity. In Camas, Washington, investments are also being made to double its production capacity.
Back-End Operations
Most of the testing of ADI products is conducted in factories in the Philippines, Malaysia, and Thailand, and the assembly business is outsourced to trusted partners. To enhance the resilience of ADI's large-scale operations in the Philippines, it is expanding its testing facilities in Malaysia and Thailand and has been carrying out campus expansions in the Philippines for several years to expand office space, which is expected to add 2,000 employees and more engineering and technical capabilities. In addition, ADI is cross-validating testing processes with external partners to ensure dual sourcing when needed.
About SIC
SIC has been in close cooperation with ADI for over 20 years. It deeply understands customers' needs for continuous supply. During this period, a wide variety of different products have been derived, providing uninterrupted support for customers and thus helping them achieve a smooth transition throughout the product life cycle.
Our warehouse Rigorous inspection Shipping Methods
SIC has a stock inventory of over 300 million pieces of ADI products, covering more than 30,000 product models, including both obsolete and non-obsolete components. These products are 100% authorized by the original manufacturer and are of guaranteed quality, capable of meeting the requirements of automotive and military temperature ranges.
Among SIC's stock inventory, there are many digital signal processors of ADI, such as SHARC, Blackfin and TigerSHARC.
There are also numerous other products, including:
Power Management Products: This includes power monitors, battery management solutions, voltage regulators, controllers and reference circuits.
Data Converters and Amplifiers: Covering product options ranging from low cost/low resolution to high performance/high resolution.
Radio Frequency/Microwave Components: Including low noise amplifiers (LNA), mixers, voltage-controlled oscillators (VCO), phase-locked loops (PLL), synthesizers, modulators as well as gigabit-per-second (Gbps) level logic.
SIC is still constantly enriching its product types to further provide sustainable supply support for customers.
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