ADI brings analog circuit design lab on your study table

Semiconductor chip making is a complex process, Indian electronics engineers in most of the colleges do not have the facility to learn practically how the chips are made. But atleast they are blessed with labs to learn how to use the chips. To further empower electronics engineers in learning practical aspects of circuit design, mainly analog circuit design, leading U.S. based chipmaker Analog Devices (ADI) is offering a portable kit to learn analog circuit concepts. The USB powered kit can be connected to PC/laptop/notebook computer to wire circuits and learn their behavior. So the fresher EE can convert his study table into a mini lab. That's awesome for electronics enthusiast. This kit is part of Analog Devices's academic program for EE students in India. The portable electronic design kits enabling conduction of experiments on linear/analog circuit design without the need for expensive lab equipment. Analog Devices is showcasing and demonstrating the Analog Design Kits at the VLSI and Systems Design Conference 2013 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Pune from January 7- 9th 2013. ADI explains the Analog Kits will allow engineering students to build and test a wide range of analog and digital circuits outside their university labs, using their own PC without the need for any additional lab equipment like oscilloscopes, waveform generators, logic analyzers and power sup...