About our Anadigm® Connection

Circuitsville Engineering has been actively developing designs and applications of Anadigm® analog signal processing ICs since 2003. These include the layout, building, and testing of the Servenger Programmable Analog Modules™, PAM-5000, PAM-5001, and PAM-5002R, and developing an inexpensive PAM carrier for the educational community.

There is also a page of Useful Op-Amp Circuits for putting signals into or getting signals out of an Anadigm IC.  

Our Chief Engineer is an Certified Anadigm® Design Consultant and has dealt with both software people and IC developers successfully for quite a while. Because of his ethnic heritage, he is a practical person who has deciphered the writings about many of the Anadigm Configureable Analog Modules and reduced it to a usable set of equations. Consider the following:

• Arbitrary Waveform Generator
• Sawtooth Waveform (Using the Arbitrary Waveform Generator)
• Pulse Width Modulator

Several of these have documents in PDF format which requires the Adobe Acrobat to view and print. If you do not have a copy, a (free) copy is available from Adobe

And having been an adjunct university instructor, our chief engineer has some useful tricks for students to keep their assigned PAM units safe.

• Inexpensive PAM 5002 Carrier