HELLO .
I ARE USING THE TEMPERATURE SENSOR LM94021 FOR MY PROJECT. I WANTED TO KNOW HOW MUCH PORTION OF THE SENSOR SHOULD BE EXPOSED TO ATMOSPHERE WHILE DESIGNING THE PCB IF THE TEMPERATURE SENSOR IS ENCLOSED IN IT. PLEASE REPLY ASAP.
THANK YOU
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HELLO .
I ARE USING THE TEMPERATURE SENSOR LM94021 FOR MY PROJECT. I WANTED TO KNOW HOW MUCH PORTION OF THE SENSOR SHOULD BE EXPOSED TO ATMOSPHERE WHILE DESIGNING THE PCB IF THE TEMPERATURE SENSOR IS ENCLOSED IN IT. PLEASE REPLY ASAP.
THANK YOU
Hi Shri,
This is dependent on your application and the temperature you are trying to measure. For example, designing a PCB to measure ambient temperature would be different then one for measuring board temperature. The better the thermal path to the LM94021 from the source you would like to measure the better the measurements will be. For more information on designing your PCB I have referenced a few app notes on PCB design for different applications.
https://www.ti.com/lit/an/snoaa01/snoaa01.pdf
https://www.ti.com/lit/an/snoa966b/snoa966b.pdf
https://www.ti.com/lit/an/snoaa26/snoaa26.pdf
http://www.ti.com/lit/an/snoa967a/snoa967a.pdf
Thanks,
Hi David,
Thank you for the answer. The PCB which is being designed is used to measure the atmospheric temperature. So I wanted to know how much exposure should be given to the temperature sensor which is being used i.e. LM94021
Hi Shri,
Please see the above apps notes for measuring ambient temperature. The more exposed the temperature sensor is the better the thermal path will be to the device
Thanks,