Increasing demand for instrumentation in industrial electronics

Introduction: At present, ADI Automotive and industrial products account for more than half of the company’s market share. Among them, according to the revenue of industrial subdivisions, energy management ranks first, motor control second, process control third, and instrumentation fourth. Zhang Songgang, ADI's technical manager, followed the ADI's four key industries, combined with ADI's technology products, to discuss its outlook for industrial electronics.

As a traditional industrial semiconductor supplier, ADI has always attached importance to product quality and quality, so it has an absolute leading position in the field of industrial control. Currently, ADI's automotive and industrial products account for more than half of the company’s market share. Among them, according to the income of industrial segments, energy management ranks first, motor control second, process control third, instrumentation fourth, and others. There are automatic testing equipment, military and aerospace, and smart buildings.

Zhang Songgang, ADI's technical manager, followed the ADI's four key industries, combined with ADI's technology products, to discuss its outlook for industrial electronics. It mentioned the instrumentation, he pointed out that the industry has different needs for the test and analysis instruments. As far as test instruments are concerned, first, the bandwidth of the instrument is required to be higher and higher, and secondly, more and more functions of the instrument are required to be integrated, and the integration naturally leads to the trend of miniaturization, and at the same time, the price continues to decline. For laboratory/analytical instruments, it is necessary to meet the ever-changing demands of the market, such as food safety, drug safety, and even anti-terrorism. These ever-increasing demands require higher-precision, higher-speed DACs to be precise. Conduct the signal to the analyzer.