Analog Devices

Analog Devices is a leading provider of analog, mixed-signal, and digital-signal processors. The company’s integrated circuits serve as a bridge between the physical and the electronic worlds by monitoring, amplifying, and converting real-world signals such as temperature, weight, light, and sound. With a vast product catalog featuring more than 75,000 different models, ADI sells its chips directly and through distributors to customers in the automotive, communications, consumer electronics, and industrial sectors. Founded in Cambridge, Mass., by two MIT graduates in 1965, Analog currently produces chips through a combination of ten internal factories and dozens of contract manufacturers.