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TMP441

TMP441

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Murali Krishna1
Posted by Murali Krishna1
on Jun 27 2012 15:02 PM
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Hi

Could you please provide your answers on below questions.

1. Is there any possibility (programability) to have intermediate points between 1.042759 and 1.747977 (just not listed in the n-factor range table of TMP441), like 1.06XXX

2. Does auto beta correction is applicable to diode connected (base and collector shorted) PNP transistor?

Best Regards,

murali

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  • Chris Featherstone
    Posted by Chris Featherstone
    on Jun 27 2012 17:04 PM
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    Murali,

     Question:

    If an n-Factor of let’s say 1.05 is needed how do you determine the corresponding binary value to program the register?


    Answer:

    Using equation 3 above plug in nEFF = 1.05

    NADJUST = 300 – 300*1.008/1.05 = 12

    12 = 0xC = 1100

    Programming the register to 0000 1100 will provide the desired result of nEFF = 1.05.


    I will look into your second question and get back to you shortly.

    Best Regards,

    Chris Featherstone
    Linear Characterization Engineer
    High Performance Linear Products

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    on Jun 27 2012 18:30 PM
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    Murali,

    Yes auto beta correction is applicable to a diode connected sensor. 

    On page 14 of the datasheet you will find the following:

    "If the Beta compensation Configuration Register is set to '1xxx' (beta compensation enabled) for a given channel at the beginning of each temperature conversion the TMP441/42 automatically detects if the sensor is diode-connected or GND collector connected, selects the proper beta range, and measures the sensor temperature appropriately."

    You will see in Table 8 that setting the value to '1xxx' in the Beta Compensation Register corresponds to the automatic detection while setting the value to '0xxx' not including 0111 corresponds to manual selection. 

    Best Regards,

    Chris Featherstone
    Linear Characterization Engineer
    High Performance Linear Products

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  • Murali Krishna1
    Posted by Murali Krishna1
    on Jun 28 2012 12:26 PM
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    Hi Chris,

     In the below picture, the Terr data is not shown for diode connected transistor with auto beta compensation enabled.

    Could u please comment on this?

    Best Regards,

    Murali

     

     

     

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    Murali,

    In Figure 9 you will see that the remote temperature error vs capacitance is shown for a diode connected transistor. The plot for this applies to auto (enabled) and disabled. 

    Best Regards,

    Chris Featherstone
    Linear Characterization Engineer
    High Performance Linear Products

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    Hi Chris,

    Thanks a lot for your immediate response.

    Now, I have clarity on the same.

    Best Reagrds,

    Murali

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