Analog Integrated Circuits

Analog integrated circuits are small electronic devices that process continuous signals, like sound or temperature, within a single chip. Unlike digital circuits that work with discrete on/off states, analog circuits handle a range of voltages or currents, allowing them to amplify, filter, or modify real-world signals for various applications such as audio equipment, sensors, and communication systems. They are essential for converting physical phenomena into electrical signals that devices can interpret and use effectively.