Analog Devices, Inc.

SIGGRAPH 1991

Analog Devices is a leading manufacturer of integrated circuits for image capture, manipulation, and display, including analog/digital converters, video amplifiers, digital/analog converters, and digital signal processing devices.

SIGGRAPH 1990

Analog Devices, Inc. manufactures high-performance integrated circuit components for signal digitization, digital signal processing, and high-resolution displays.

SIGGRAPH 1989

Analog Devices displays the high-speed ADSP-2100 microprocessor, the ADSP-2101 microcomputer, and the ADSP-3212/3222, 40-MFLOPS, 64-bit, IEEE floating-point chipset. The converters include: the 12-bit 35-ns AD568, AD668, AD9712, and AD9713 DACS; the ADV453, ADV476, the ADV478/ADV471 triple 8-/6-bit DACS with on-chip RAM and control circuitry; and the 8-bit 250-/ 300-MHz AD9701/AD9703 DACs. Three 8-bit flash ADCs offer 35- to 200-MSPS rates; the 8-bit AD9502 RS-170 video digitizer includes an 8-bit ADC and all supporting circuitry.

SIGGRAPH 1988

For graphics and imaging applications, Analog Devices will display the ADSP-2100A high-speed numeric processor, the ADSP-2101 high-speed microcomputer, the ADSP-3212/3222 40MFL0PS 64-bit IEEE floating-point chipset, and the new single-chip ADSP-3264 31-MFL0PS 64-bit IEEE floating-point multiplier, ALU and register file. Data converters include the 12-b it 35ns AD568 and AD668 DACs, the ADV471 /ADV478 triple 6-/8-bit DACs with on-chip RAM and control circuitry, the 8-bit 250/300MHz AD9701 / AD9703 DACs. Three 8-bit flash ADCs offer 35 to 200MSPS conversion rates; the 8-bit AD9502 RS-170 video digitizer includes a video amp with de restoration, sync detector and separator, phase-locked pixel clock oscillator and an 8-bit ADC.