ADI Acquires OneTree Microdevices, a Broadband GaAs and GaN Amplifier Company

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Analog Devices, Inc. today announced the acquisition of OneTreeMicrodevices, Inc., Santa Rosa, California. Analog Devices is the industry's leading provider of mixed-signal solutions, providing cable access solutions from data converters to clocks to control/power regulation. OneTreeMicrodevices' GaAs and GaN amplifiers offer the industry's best linearity, output power and efficiency, and the acquisition of the company and product portfolio enables Analog Devices to support the entire signal chain of next-generation cable access networks. The financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

RF and microwave vice president of ADI's business GregHenderson expressed: "AnalogDevices and OneTreeMicrodevices joined forces, will take advantage of the unique position to help cope with the bandwidth and energy efficiency challenges currently faced by cable operators, thus enhancing the home and broadband Internet companies Service. OneTreeMicrodevices has a wealth of expertise, coupled with ADI's strategic focus on GaN technology, combining the two advantages to expand ADI's high-performance RF and microwave signal chain solutions for the infrastructure, defense, and instrumentation markets. combination."

Today's cable operators are looking to increase the capacity of cable TV networks with next-generation architectures such as DOCSIS 3.1 (Wired Cable Data Service Interface Specification) and RemotePHY. Chris Day, co-founder of OneTreeMicrodevices, said: "We are very excited to be part of ADI to create a complete cable access solution. ADI and OneTreeMicrodevices work directly with customers, cable operators and industry standards bodies to drive cables Standard discussion. We will work together to effectively help cable operators deliver attractive cost and data rates for home and business users."