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Your favorite "reference circuit" is out again as an e-book!

This book is a collection of reference circuits for instrument design . It is a 200+ page PDF document containing 48 complete reference circuits. It is a genuine design treasure. Click "Read the original text" to get it!

The Analog Devices Reference Circuit Design Collection for Instrumentation is designed to solve analog, mixed-signal, and radio frequency (RF) design challenges in test and measurement applications. Instrumentation engineers can use these circuit notes as stand-alone solutions or as the basis for more complex circuits and subsystems.

The circuit designs in this eBook were built and verified for functionality and performance by ADI applications experts and include:

☑ Rich documentation for use with various applications;

☑ Complete design and integration documentation to minimize system integration issues;

☑ Factory-tested evaluation hardware that enables rapid prototyping with several development platforms.

These designs will help you save time, reduce design risk and accelerate time to market.

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About ADI Reference Circuits

ADI reference circuits are designed to be used as stand-alone solutions or to build more complex circuits and subsystems. ADI’s application experts build and perform functional and performance testing, providing:

Comprehensive documentation
Complete design and integration documentation
Factory-tested evaluation hardware

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What makes ADI reference circuits unique?

Solve a variety of analog, RF, and mixed-signal design challenges with ADI's extensive application expertise. Circuit designs are built and tested by experts to ensure performance and functionality. Low-cost hardware enables evaluation and rapid prototyping on multiple development platforms. Complete documentation and design files simplify application knowledge and minimize system integration issues.

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What can ADI reference circuits bring to you?