Analog Devices is one of the world's largest analog semiconductor companies, designing chips that bridge the physical and digital worlds. Its portfolio spans data converters, where it is the industry leader, amplifiers, power management, RF and microwave components, MEMS sensors, and digital signal processors. ADI serves roughly 125,000 customers with tens of thousands of products, concentrated in high-value industrial applications (factory automation, instrumentation, healthcare, aerospace and defense), automotive (battery management, in-cabin connectivity, ADAS), communications infrastructure, and consumer devices. Major acquisitions of Linear Technology (2017) and Maxim Integrated (2021) strengthened its power management franchise. Products have long life cycles and high switching costs, supporting resilient margins. Founded in 1965, ADI is headquartered in Wilmington, Massachusetts.

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