Newly expanded to make integrating these mixed-signal, analog, and RF/IF circuits into your design easier than ever
What is a Reference Circuit?
- Circuit designs that have been built and tested to ensure function and performance.
- Address common analog, RF/IF, and mixed-signal design challenges by applying ADI's vast applications expertise.
- Thoroughly documented for easy learning, understanding, and integration.
New Enhancements
- New reference circuits include schematics, bill of materials, and layout files.
- Evaluation hardware available for most new circuits.
- Linux device drivers included when applicable.
Additional Circuits from the Lab information.
- Circuits from the Lab Information Video (1 minute)
- Download the Circuits from the Lab Brochure
- Download the complete library of Circuit Notes. (23 MB .zip)
Why are Reference Circuits Different?
What comes with a Reference Circuit?
Documentation (Circuit Note)
- Theory of Operation
- Design Guidance
- Test Data
- Circuit Evaluation and Test Process *
- Common Variations
Design & Integration Files *
- Schematics (PDF and native EDA format)
- Layout Files (Gerbers/NC Drill)
- BOM (Excel spreadsheet)
- Linux Device Driver (as applicable)
Circuit Evaluation Hardware *
- Easy connectivity
- Common development platform
- Evaluation software
- Quick prototyping
* All new Reference Circuits have design files and most have device drivers and evaluation hardware.
These circuits have been tested and verified in hardware; however, as discribed in the disclaimer, you are soley responsible for determining its suitability and applicability for your use and application. Read Disclaimer.