Part Number: TMP112-Q1 Hi,
Our customer designed the I2C pull-up for the TMP112-Q1 using 3.3V and a 1k resistor. This configuration appears to slightly exceed the 3mA limit.
When the temperature changes from room temperature to 5°C, one out of ten…
Part Number: TMP112-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMP112D , TMP112 Hi Team,
We are using the TMP112AQDRLRQ1 IC in our project, which operates at a maximum supply voltage of 3.6V . However, our controller operates at 5V .
We would like to know…
Part Number: TMP112-Q1 Hi Team,
For MPN: TMP112DQDRLRQ1 , please help us by confriming, does this component uses less than 50nm feature technology? If yes, the please share the Additional reliability assessment test reports performed.
Thanks
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Part Number: TMP112-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMP112 , Dear team,
Is there a failure mode that "I2C is normal communication, but measuring temperature is wrong than real ambient temperature"?
We are considering software diagnostics for the…
Part Number: TMP112-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMP112 Tool/software: Hello,
I was wondering if there's any errata documentation for the part: TMP112AQDRLRQ1.
Thank you.
Regards,
Kenneth
Part Number: TMP112-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMP112 Hi, Everyone:
I used TMP112-Q1 and TPS6594 to design, and the ADD0 pin connected VCC by 0R resistor, I think the TMP112-Q1 address is 0x49, TPS6594 is 0x48,
but when I communicate TPS6594…
Part Number: TMP112-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMP112 , TMP119 , TMP117 , TMP116 Tool/software: TMP112 uses TM1. When the temperature is higher than THIGH, the ALERT changes from high to low. After reading the register to clear the error, we…
Part Number: TMP112-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMP112 Tool/software: Hi Team,
May I know how to judge whether our IC(TMP112-Q1) can be washed?
After PCB assemble, manufacturing site might wash the PCB with pure water to clean the flux …
Part Number: TMP112-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMP117 , TMP116 , TMP108 , TMP390 Tool/software: Hello,
1. I did the following operations on the configuration register during the initialization operation:
BYTE 1: 0x62 BYTE 2: 0x80
This is…
