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  • TMP63: linux driver for TMP6331

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    Part Number: TMP63 Hi Team, customer is working on a new project that requires a Linux driver for the TMP6331DECR PTC. is there any driver that we can provide to customers? Thanks! Patty

  • RE: TMP61-Q1: Any way to increase the slope

    Hi Jalen, If customer change from TMP61 to TMP63 or TMP64, ideally the resistance changes versus temperature world be larger right? Would it be another solution to help RnD improve the low temp worse differentiate issue? Thanks. Alex

  • RE: TMP236-Q1: Operation range?

    Igor, In this case, the TMP236 is the only part in the analog portfolio with that high of a gain and with positive slope, and covering the measurement range you need. Two suggestions to consider - 1. You could use diode(s) on the negative terminal...

  • [FAQ] TMP61/TMP63/TMP64 – I am currently using an NTC thermistor, what changes do I need to make in order to use a TMP61, TMP63, or TMP64?

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    , TMP63 , or TMP64?

  • [FAQ] TMP61/TMP63/TMP64 – Are TI thermistors certified for AEC-Q200?

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    Are TI thermistors certified for AEC-Q200?

  • [FAQ] TMP61/TMP63/TMP64 – How many points of calibration do the TMP61, TMP63, and TMP64 require across a wide temperature range?

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    How many points of calibration do the TMP61, TMP63 , and TMP64 require across a wide temperature

  • RE: [FAQ] TMP61/TMP63/TMP64 - Can the TMP61, TMP63, TMP64 be soldered to an Aluminum PCB (IMS)?

    Aluminum PCB's (so called IMS, Insulated Metal Substrate) have different mechanical stretch properties when compared with FR4 PCB's. This leads to an effective method of heat dissipation across the circuit board. Circuit designers may find...

  • [FAQ] TMP61/TMP63/TMP64 – Where can I find the Resistance-Temperature (R-T) tables for TMP61,TMP63,TMP64 thermistors and how do I use them?

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    Where can I find the Resistance-Temperature (R-T) tables for TMP61, TMP63 ,TMP64 thermistors and how

  • [FAQ] TMP61/TMP63/TMP64 – Do I need a capacitor at the voltage divider output of a thermistor?

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    Do I need a capacitor at the voltage divider output of a thermistor?

  • [FAQ] TMP61/TMP63/TMP64 – What are thermistors used for?

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    What are thermistors used for?

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