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• TMP235-Q1: Long-term stability.

  

  Igor Kuksin1

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  Part Number: TMP235-Q1 Dear TI Support team, could you please help me with one question. In the TMP235-Q1 sensor datasheet I was unable to find the measures regarding the long-term stability of the sensor? Should it be supposed, that max accuracy of ±2…

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  • 4 months ago
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• TMP235-Q1: TMP235-Q1 NC pin connection

  

  Wei-Hao Chen (TW-FAE)

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  Part Number: TMP235-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LMT87-Q1 , TMP235 , LMT87 Hi Experts, My customer wants to switch from LMT87-Q1 to TMP235-Q1 for faster thermal response. Due to the layout is already fixed, can TMP235-Q1 be direct replacement of LMT87…

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  • 8 months ago
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• TMP235-Q1: TMP235AE-Q1 vs TMP235AQ-Q1?

  

  Pengyu Song

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  Part Number: TMP235-Q1 Hi team, What is difference between AE & AQ? I can't find anything from the datasheet except the "Op Temp" is up to 125C for AQ from the packaging information section. Is this the only difference? From datasheet…

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  • 10 months ago
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• TMP235-Q1: Termal dissipation

  

  Edan Cass

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  Part Number: TMP235-Q1 Hello TI Forum, My question regard the TMP23X-Q1 is towards where the heat that the component produces directed to? Towards the PCB or towards upwards? Thanks, Edan

  • 11 months ago
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• TMP235-Q1: Solder Profile & Max. Solder Temp

  

  Basil

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  Part Number: TMP235-Q1 Dear Team, could you please tell me where I can find data regarding the Solder Profile including Max. Solder Temperature for TMP235A4DCKR and LMT84QDCKRQ1 ? Thanks and best regards, B

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• RE: LM50-Q1: What is output voltage between 125℃ to 150℃?

  

  Viktorija Cecil

  Thank you, Jalen. Do you have any testing data to back up the "Most likely the LM50-Q1 will continue to follow the 10mV/°C" comment? I will propose TMP235-Q1, however, it's pretty late in the design cycle, and I am not sure they will be able…

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• RE: TMP236-Q1: Operation range?

  

  Josh Wyatt

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  Dear Igor - Thanks for posting on E2E! the datasheet is not really contradicting itself. The spec table is presented that way so it presents the entire operating range of the part and what will be seen over a smaller range, that results in a same accuracy…

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• RE: LM335A: Similar part in a smaller package.

  

  Josh Wyatt

  Dear Steve Wireless - Thanks for posting on E2E! I am not sure what you quite mean by "pull some current through it", as usually folks are looking for low current draw from the sensor - with regards to the smaller packages of temperature sensors with…

  • 7 months ago
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• RE: TMP235: TMP235 and LM50

  

  Brandon Fisher94

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  Hi Howard, Thanks for your question. You're correct on all accounts here. The TMP235 is functionally equivalent to the LM50 with the exception of supply voltage range, and a better accuracy specification (on the A2 version). The same is true for the automotive…

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• RE: TMP235: RTM

  

  Jose Arteaga4

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  Yes. A Q1- version of TMP235 is part of the product roadmap. Preliminary RTM is late 2018. Regards, Jose

  • over 3 years ago
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