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  • Forum Post: Temperature Sensors for monitoring ambient temperatures for humans

    Hank Levi
    I want hook up a sensor with some "dummy lights"...green, yellow, orange, red. We have some clients/workers who work in changing temperature environments and it would be nice to have a small sensor they could clamp on to their gear to help remind them when it's getting too hot. We would...
    on Jun 3, 2011

  • Forum Post: TMP513 - OK to ground DXN* pins?

    Bob Jewett
    We have an application that needs a minimum absolute voltage on the DXP pins of the TMP513 due to ESD protection under some conditions. Is it OK to ground the corresponding DXN pin so that the DXP pin will only be +0.8V or so? We have tried this and the preliminary results were bad. The data sheet seems...
    on Nov 16, 2011

  • Forum Post: Re: LM96080 fully compatible with LM80?

    Gabriel Perez
    Hello, Tha attachment helped a lot with the question I posted above. However, there is one more detail concerning the "pin compatibility" for both parts: Supply Voltage: Does the LM96080 take supply voltages as low as 2.8V like the LM80? I can see from the data sheet it is not the...
    on Apr 2, 2012

  • Forum Post: LM96080 fully compatible with LM80?

    Gabriel Perez
    Hello, My question is basically centered around the fact that ADC values stored for the LM96080 are 10bit long vs 8bits in the LM80. I'm trying to figure out how the part maintains SW compatibility given the that the width of the returned data (expected) is 10 and not 8. The only thing...
    on Mar 29, 2012

  • Forum Post: Unexpected Measurements of LM95071

    Rainer Balzerowski
    Hi all, I observed a strange measurement with the LM95071. First some words about me and my project. My name is Rainer Balzerowski and I'm from Hamburg, Germany. For a private project I want to find out the characteristic curve of a (very cheap) NTC Element. So I build a simple test where...
    on Jan 28, 2013

  • Forum Post: LM20B Error Drift

    Kyle Kraning
    Does the temperature error of the LM20B stay relatively constant with change in temperature? I am using the LM20B in a unit that must face conditions of -40C to 80C. According to the datasheet, the maximum error I can expect to see at these limits is around +/- 2.3C at -40C and +/- 2.0C at 80C. I am...
    on Mar 7, 2013

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