Analog Devices, Inc.

Analog Devices, Inc. is a US semiconductor company. It designs and manufactures chips that sense and measure real-world signals such as temperature, pressure, sound, light and motion and convert them into digital data. Its shares trade on Nasdaq under the ticker ADI.

Its product range consists of data converters, amplifiers, signal processing chips, power management integrated circuits, sensors and radio frequency components. Most of its income comes from industrial customers in areas such as industrial automation, test and measurement, healthcare devices, and aerospace and defense. On the automotive side, it offers battery management systems and in-vehicle connectivity solutions; on the communications and consumer electronics side, products for base stations and portable devices. It carries out part of its production in its own fabs and part with foundry partners.

For analog chip companies, the industrial cycle, customer inventory levels, automotive production and export restrictions are watched. On the ADI page at Lzzo.com, the price is shown in US dollars; the Turkish lira, euro or pound sterling option, a historical chart, technical indicators, the data source and the time of the update are also offered on the page.