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TMP007: TMP007

Part Number: TMP007

Hi

the question is regarding the accuracy of the TMP007 die and sensor voltage readings.

I am using power down mode in my application - bit 12 in register2.

the method of work is - 

1. the device is in 'power down' mode ( bit 12/reg 2 = 0 )

2. enable 'conversion on' mode  ( bit 12/reg 2 = 1 ) for conversion rate = 0.26Sec.

3. wait for 0.26Sec and read die temprature data (reg 1) and sensor voltage data  (reg 0)

4. set device to 'Power down' Mode ( bit 12/reg 2 = 0 )

it is noted that the calculated object temperature using the above method is degraded by 0.3 to 1 deg below its expected value - in compare to a mode where the device is in 'convertion on' mode all time.

the question is : 

1. is the degraded accuracy expected using first convertion reading ?

2. what is your recommendation on the method of correcting the object temperature estimation ?

please understand the method of work must stay as described since the time sequence is important and minimum time is required. 

Thanks

Tal Bareket