Anamir Electronics

Anamir Electronics, Inc. was founded in 1987 to manufacture and market electronic products, especially analog interface and signal conditioning products that achieve extraordinary levels of high performance and cost effectiveness.

What's in the Name

Anamir is the contraction of the words ANAlog and MIRacles.

The adjective “analog” is used to specify that type of electronic circuit that works with signals that are expressed in terms of a linear and continuous physical quantity, such as the voltage potential between two points in an electronics circuit. Precision, signal to noise, frequency response, and immunity to interference are some of the important measures of this type of electronic circuit.

The word “miracles” is included in the contraction because Anamir Electronics, Inc. is dedicated to developing products that use analog circuits in creative ways that achieve high levels of performance that defy convention and so seem to be the result of “miracles” in electronics engineering.

Crystal-Line™

Crystal-Line is a trade mark of Anamir Electronics, Inc. It is used to refer to a patented class of circuits that eliminate common mode noise problems in the reception and transmission of analog signals which often appear to be caused by the cables. The word Crystal is used to convey a sense of clarity and fidelity that is achieved, while the word “Line” refers to the cable that carries the signal without interference because of the special capabilities of this patented class of circuits.

Current Balanced™

Current Balanced is a trade mark of Anamir Electronics, Inc. It is used to refer to devices that enforce a current balance in an analog signal cable that results in the elimination of any extraneous ground loop currents and which avoids the intrusion of any common mode interference picked up by the signal cables into the desired signal the cable carries. The term is synonymous with signal isolation in the same sense that a signal isolation transformer also enforces a current balance in the analog signal cables they connect to.