Analog Devices, Inc. ADI

Analog Devices, Inc. es una empresa de semiconductores. La empresa diseña, fabrica, prueba y comercializa una cartera de soluciones, que incluyen circuitos integrados (IC), software y subsistemas que aprovechan las tecnologías de procesamiento analógico, de señal mixta y digital. Sus productos incluyen convertidores de datos, amplificadores, gestión de energía, circuitos integrados de radiofrecuencia (RF), procesadores de borde y otros sensores. Los IC de la empresa están diseñados para abordar una variedad de aplicaciones de procesamiento de señales del mundo real. Su cartera de productos IC incluye tanto productos de propósito general utilizados por una variedad de clientes y aplicaciones, como productos específicos de aplicaciones diseñados para mercados objetivo específicos. Las ofertas de productos de la empresa incluyen más de 75,000 unidades de mantenimiento de stock (SKUs) que se pueden agregar en varias categorías generales, como analógico y de señal mixta, gestión de energía y referencia, amplificadores/RF y microondas, sensores y actuadores, y procesamiento de señal digital y productos de sistema (DSPs).

Con 2 acciones de ADI (USD 836,44) habrías recibido USD 8,58 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

• Zacks Investment Research 1 oct

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