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    Most Advanced Biological and Chemical Sensing Interface is now unveiled

    A new sensor interface IC has been announced by Analog Devices, Inc. that enables the next generation of intelligent electrochemical sensors. As the only solution available to incorporate potentiostat and Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) functionality on a single chip, the ADuCM355 precision analog microcontroller with bio-sensor and chemical sensor interface is an ideal solution for applications such as industrial gas sensing, instrumentation, vital signs monitoring and disease management.

    The device features the industry’s most advanced sensor diagnostics, best-in-class low noise and low power performance, and smallest form factor. Compared to traditional discrete solutions, which pose limitations and require multiple ICs to achieve similar performance, ADI’s new microcontroller platform offers increased reliability, utmost flexibility and significant cost savings.

    “Analog Devices’ new ADuCM355 uniquely combines the high performance, ultra-low power, small form factor and advanced feature set needed to enable next generation portable gas detectors,” said Jacob Spector, global marketing manager, Portable Gas Detection for Honeywell Industrial Safety. “We are excited about the ability to leverage this platform solution to set new benchmarks in reliable gas detection while minimizing the cost of ownership for our customers”, he added.

    ADuCM355 Product Highlights –

     The ADuCM355 is an ultra-low power precision analog microcontroller based on the ARM Cortex™ M3 processor especially designed to control and measure chemical and biosensors. It is the only solution available that supports dual potentiostat and >3 sensor electrodes. Additional features include:

    • Voltage, current and impedance measurement
    • Dual ultra-low power, low noise potentiostats: 8.5uA, 1.6uV RMS
    • Flexible 16-bit, 400ksps measurement channel
    • Advanced sensor diagnostics
    • Integrated analog hardware accelerators
    • 26 MHz core, 128kB Flash, 64kB SRAM

    Pricing and Availability

    Product Sample Availability Production Availability Price per 1000-unit Quantity Package
    ADuCM355 Now July $5.90 6 mm × 5 mm, 72-pin LGA package
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