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Part Number: TMP709 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMP390
Dear Team,
Our customer is planning to implement seven TMP709 units on their PCB board to monitor the temperature of the CPU and other chips.
They have a query about the verification process…
Part Number: TMP709 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMP392 , TMP390 , Hello,
I am having the same issue as was asked about in this earlier thread:
https://e2e.ti.com/support/sensors-group/sensors/f/sensors-forum/1033587/tmp709-tmp709-did-not-sink-low-for…
Part Number: TMP709 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMP235 , Hi team,
How much does it take time from the temperature reaches the threshold temp to OT pin goes low?
Regards,
Noriyuki Takahashi
Part Number: TMP709 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMP390 , TMP392 Hi TI:
I jump wire to connect TMP709.
Ther Rset is 68K ohm.
So the temperature is set to about 31 degree celsius.
The hyst pin is set to GND.
I use a hair dryer to heat the air temperature…
Part Number: TMP709 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMP235 Hello guys,
One of my customers is evaluating TMP709. They have the following questions about temperature accuracy and response speed.
Could you please tell me your answer to their questions…
Part Number: TMP709 Hi,
Can I say Tc=Tj as description in TMP709 datasheet chapter 10.3 as below? If not, how to estimate the Tc(case temperature) for real design?
Thanks
10.3 Thermal Considerations The TMP709 quiescent current is typically 40 μA. The device…
Part Number: TMP709 Hi team,
My customer‘s schematic is as below:
So the monitor temperature point is about 115 degree.
But customer feedback the device output the alarm when the temperature is about 135 to 140 degree.
Can you help to look at the…
Part Number: TMP709 Hello,
My customer has a question about TMP709.
[Q]
Is there a protective diode between the OT * pin and the power supply to prevent ESD damage?
Best Regards,
Kaede Kudo
Part Number: TMP709 I'm using this part into a 2 transistor regenerative latch in a high noise RF environment (1/4" away from a 150W RF power transistor). I have generally eliminated noise issues, but I need to know what the power-up behavior…