Analog Devices / Maxim Integrated Amplifiers

Analog Devices Amplifiers use the electric power from a power supply and increase the amplitude of a signal for various electronic products. ADI's portfolio includes a wide selection of operational amplifiers (op amps), current-sense amplifiers, and comparators for signal conditioning, monitoring, and control applications. The line of op amps includes ICs for precision and low noise, high voltage, low power and space savings, and those with CMOS inputs.

The current-sense amplifiers monitor current flow through a shunt (sense) resistor and provide closed-loop feedback of system loads. ADI Amplifiers are designed for high-side and low-side sensing and unidirectional and bidirectional current flow through the sense resistor. The comparators include ICs with low pin counts that do not require a separate power pin.

One of the most recent amplifiers in the portfolio is the MAX40658 transimpedance amplifier with a 100mA input current clamp. Ideal for industrial and automotive LiDAR applications, the MAX40658 offers low noise, high gain, low group delay, and fast recovery from overload.