Part Number: TMP75 Tool/software: Hello:
The customer is currently using TMP75AIDGKR material, and the maximum I2C data hold time requirement for TMP75 is 900ns（fast mode）. During testing, we found that the current hold time is 2622ns（normal mode is…
Part Number: TMP75 Tool/software: If the TMP75 holds the SDA line low,
will the TMP75 always release the SDA line within 9 SCL clocks sent by the master?
Part Number: TMP75 Tool/software: hi there
We are using two TI TMP75AIDR shared the same SMbus line see below.
Alert pin is not used and do not have external pull high.
My question is if there is no external pull high on alert pin, what are the effects…
Part Number: TMP75 Tool/software: Hi Team,
Our customer is using TMP75 in their application and encountered an issue described below.
We used the TMP75 temp sensors for project its its reads sometimes more than two bytes & its causing us to temp read…
Part Number: TMP75 I'm writing to inquire about some tmp75 we've recently discovered that non-ack with data we write. The failure rate for this issue is very low (1/50000).
The following is the transaction I captured via I2C analyzer: (tmp75 is…
Part Number: TMP75 I am trying to read temperature data by communicating between TMP75 and microcontroller.
Start condition → slave address → pointer register (temperature register) → restart → slave address → data byte 1 → data byte 2…
Part Number: TMP75 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMP1075 Hello,
I performed a register read for register 0xF (which is not mentioned in the datasheet) and found that it contains the value 7500. This is the same value that the TMP1075 datasheet specifies…
Part Number: TMP75 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMP175 , , TMP1075 Hi TI service team,
I have one question about TMP75/TMP175 temperature sensor accuracy (operation temperature: -25 degree to 85 degree, specification need within +/-2 degree) like below…
Part Number: TMP75
From they layout guild says ground plane , does it mean that the layer closest to the Temp Sensor needs to be laid with a ground plane, or should I just hollow out all the wiring layers under the IC? Thank you.
