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Hi Team,
Customer is currently using this LMT87-Q1 temperature sensor for one of our applications. He was curious about the worst-case temperature accuracy for this component. Table 7.5 in the datasheet lists a worst-case variance of -2.7 degrees C. This is quite a large tolerance compared to the typical reading ( -0.3 to 0.6 degrees C). I'd like to know the general distribution here if possible - is it a normal distribution, and what percentage lies within the typical range? Does this worst-case variance rely on specific conditions such that the variance would be better under different conditions?
In reply to Kelvin Le THS:
Hi Kelvin: . I just wanted to be clear on one thing: Is the 6-sigma range between the typical values (e.g. -0.6 ~ 0.6) or between the -2.7 ~ 2.7 region? I assume the former, but I wanted to clarify. Thanks..
In reply to Naser S.: