Analog to Cut 120 in Massachusetts

Norwood, Massachusetts’ Analog Devices will shutter its manufacturing facility in Cambridge, eliminating 120 jobs.

Work will be sent to the firm’s Wilmington plant.

The Cambridge factory makes motion detectors used in a wide variety of products, from automobile air bags to video game controllers.

Analog Devices is a multinational semiconductor company specializing in data conversion and signal conditioning technology. Analog serves over 60,000 customers representing a wide variety of electronic equipment types, including industrial and medical equipment, wireless communications infrastructure, automotive applications, and consumer electronics.

Analog Devices employs 8,500 people worldwide.

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