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Analog Front End.

A relative new concept in analog signal conditioning circuitry that uses operational amplifiers, filters, ASIC (Application-specific integrated circuit) for sensors and other circuits to provides a configurable and flexible electronics functional block needed to interface a variety of sensors to an analog to digital converter.

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AFE for Process from Analog Devices.

AFE for medical from Texas Instruments.

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