Analog Devices

Flex Logix Technologies develops embedded FPGA intellectual property cores and software that enable reconfigurable RTL in chip and system designs. Its product suite includes the InferX X1 edge inference co-processor and design tools, supporting embedding programmable logic inside integrated circuits and reconfiguring RTL after manufacture. The company serves aerospace and government customers in the United States and has clients in Israel, China, Europe and other parts of Asia. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, Flex Logix also maintains offices in Taipei, Hsinchu, Shanghai and Beijing.

HDMI technology is in high demand for business, professional, consumer, and automotive video applications.

Maxim Integrated is a manufacturer of analog and mixed-signal semiconductor products that focus on enhancing security and energy efficiency. The company provides a diverse array of solutions tailored for various analog-intensive applications, such as power management, audio conversion, and sensors. Its products serve multiple markets, including automotive, industrial, healthcare, mobile consumer, and cloud data centers. By developing innovative technologies, Maxim Integrated aims to make systems smaller and smarter, thereby empowering design innovation across various industries.

Test Motors specializes in the design and development of predictive maintenance solutions for electric motors and generators. The company operates its own research and development laboratories, where it collaborates closely with clients to test products under challenging conditions. This approach enables Test Motors to create tailored solutions that effectively address client needs and enhance the performance of rotating electrical machines. By focusing on maximizing production efficiency and minimizing maintenance costs, Test Motors aims to improve the overall reliability and output of production plants.

CesiumAstro designs and manufactures advanced communication systems for satellites, UAVs, launch vehicles, and other airborne platforms. Its products include multi-beam active phased array systems, software-defined radios, single-board computers, and Ka-Band active phased array antennas. CesiumAstro's solutions enable connectivity between various mobile devices in space environments.

OtoSense, Inc. is an infrastructure software company that specializes in deep-learning sound recognition technology. Founded in 2013 and based in Palo Alto, California, OtoSense has developed a software platform that converts machine sounds and vibrations into actionable insights, allowing enterprise customers to enhance their operations through sound intelligence. This platform operates on standard edge devices and is supported by a scalable cloud infrastructure. OtoSense also offers a mobile application that translates various sounds, such as doorbells and alarms, into visual and tactile alerts, catering to diverse applications from elder monitoring to military threat detection. The company has established early traction in the automotive sector through partnerships with car manufacturers and aims to expand its technology's reach into other markets where sound plays a critical role in machine monitoring and anomaly detection. As of 2018, OtoSense operates as a subsidiary of Analog Devices, Inc.

Symeo GmbH is a specialized manufacturer of HF radio sensor technology and radar solutions based in Neubiberg, Germany, with an additional location in Katowice, Poland. Founded in 2005, the company develops and produces advanced components for position detection, distance measurement, collision avoidance, and telemetry systems, catering to a diverse range of industrial applications. Symeo's products are integral to various sectors, including metals and steel, mining, aviation, and transportation, where they enhance operational safety and efficiency. The company collaborates closely with original equipment manufacturers, system integrators, and technology partners to deliver customized solutions that address specific industry needs. Symeo also provides technical support and offers proprietary software, such as 3D anticoll, to ensure reliable collision avoidance and integrated position detection. As of 2018, Symeo GmbH operates as a subsidiary of Analog Devices, Inc.

OneTree Microdevices is a fabless semiconductor company that designs GaAs and GaN amplifiers and related hardware for broadband infrastructure. Its products include semiconductor amplifiers for data over cable service interface specification and other components used in cable television distribution and fiber-to-the-home networks, enabling cost-effective increases in broadband bandwidth. The company serves cable broadband and FTTH markets and is based in Santa Rosa, California.

Laser Beam Steering Technology specializes in developing and manufacturing electro-optics, tunable lasers.

Innovasic, Inc. is a semiconductor company based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, that specializes in the design and manufacture of integrated circuits and software solutions for industries with long product life-cycles. Founded in 1991, the company provides a range of products including extended-life processors, industrial Ethernet modules, reference designs, and mixed-signal devices tailored for embedded communication and control applications. Its offerings also encompass module evaluation kits and development kits, catering to sectors such as industrial automation, transportation, aerospace, automotive, medical, and instrumentation. Innovasic distributes its products through a network of distributors and sales representatives globally. The company operates as a subsidiary of Analog Devices, Inc.

Linear Technology specializes in designing and manufacturing high-performance analog semiconductors. Based in Milpitas, California, the company offers a wide range of integrated circuits for various industries, including communications, networking, industrial, automotive, computer, medical, instrumentation, military, and aerospace.

Sand 9, Inc. is a venture-funded startup focused on designing microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) that enhance the performance and capabilities of wireless devices. The company specializes in piezoelectric MEMS products, which are utilized to improve the timing and efficiency of both wireless and wired systems, particularly in mobile applications, low-power wireless technologies, and communications infrastructure. Through its innovative approach, Sand 9 aims to significantly advance the functionality of modern communication systems.

Hittite Microwave Corporation specializes in the design and development of integrated circuits, modules, and subsystems for radio frequency (RF), microwave, and millimeterwave applications. Its product portfolio includes amplifiers, switches, calculators, data converters, frequency dividers, detectors, transceivers, and modulator drivers, catering to diverse markets such as automotive, broadband, cellular infrastructure, and military communications. The company operates design centers in Colorado Springs, Colorado; Istanbul, Turkey; and Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, and offers both standard and custom solutions across various frequency bands. With a comprehensive range of over 800 standard products, Hittite Microwave facilitates the integration of its technology into numerous applications, ensuring versatility and performance in both commercial and defense sectors.

Multigig, Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company based in Scotts Valley, California, specializing in high-performance analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits. Founded in 2003, the company designs and manufactures innovative clock and timing solutions aimed at the wired and wireless communications markets. Multigig's product offerings include precision synthesizers, crystal oscillators, and zero delay buffers, which deliver ultra-low jitter and phase noise reference clock signals for various applications, such as Gigabit Ethernet, SONET/SDH, Fibre Channel, and other high-speed networking and storage systems. The company's proprietary RotaryWave technology enhances its ability to address significant system-level timing challenges while promoting energy efficiency and cost-effectiveness. As of 2012, Multigig operates as a subsidiary of Analog Devices, Inc.

Founded in 2006 by MIT Ph.D. Ben Vigoda and industry veteran David Reynolds, Lyric Semiconductor is a fabless company specializing in innovative signal processing semiconductors. Its proprietary probability processing technology offers significant performance improvements for various applications. With over $20 million in funding from DARPA, other agencies, and Stata Venture Partners, Lyric employs around 30 people and maintains a robust IP portfolio of over 50 patent filings.

Provides ASIC solutions designed for embedding into small telecom transducers.

Sandburst Corporation is a fabless semiconductor company that specializes in the design and development of advanced integrated circuits. It focuses on creating innovative silicon solutions tailored for data communications and IP networking, specifically aimed at enhancing packet switching and routing systems. By leveraging its pioneering technology, Sandburst significantly lowers development costs and accelerates time-to-market for its customers. The company’s products include high-performance, wire-speed IP packet processing components, which provide a robust foundation for network systems while minimizing the need for extensive software development typically associated with general-purpose programmable devices.

BCO engages in the manufacture and supply of customized, bonded silicon on insulator wafers. It began operation in 1992, with its headquarters in Belfast in the United Kingdom.