The TMP9R01-SP (QML Class P) and TMP9R01-SEP
(Radiation Tolerant, Space EP) are high-accuracy digital I2C
temperature sensors integrating a 12-bit ADC, bias current sources, and calibration
circuitry in a 10-pin VSSOP plastic package. The devices measure remote temperature
by forcing a bias current through an external BJT or the integrated diode/junction
of an FPGA, ADC, or ASIC, digitizing the resulting ΔVBE and reporting
temperature with 0.0625°C resolution. An additional on-chip sensor provides local
temperature measurement.
The TMP9R01-SP and TMP9R01-SEP incorporate multiple calibration
and protection features, including series-resistance cancellation, programmable
non-ideality factor (η-Factor), offset correction, and programmable digital filter.
Designers can set high- and low-temperature limits that drive the ALERT output for
over-and-under temperature thermal protection. Up to 9 pin-selectable
I2C/SMBus addresses allow multiple sensors on the same I2C
bus. The devices are designed for multi-location spacecraft housekeeping, satellite
telemetry, avionics, and other high-reliability applications that require precise,
temperature sensing and with varying levels of radiation hardness.
The TMP9R01-SP is also
available as a functionally equivalent QMLV-RHA device: TMP461-SP.
The TMP9R01-SP (QML Class P) and TMP9R01-SEP
(Radiation Tolerant, Space EP) are high-accuracy digital I2C
temperature sensors integrating a 12-bit ADC, bias current sources, and calibration
circuitry in a 10-pin VSSOP plastic package. The devices measure remote temperature
by forcing a bias current through an external BJT or the integrated diode/junction
of an FPGA, ADC, or ASIC, digitizing the resulting ΔVBE and reporting
temperature with 0.0625°C resolution. An additional on-chip sensor provides local
temperature measurement.
The TMP9R01-SP and TMP9R01-SEP incorporate multiple calibration
and protection features, including series-resistance cancellation, programmable
non-ideality factor (η-Factor), offset correction, and programmable digital filter.
Designers can set high- and low-temperature limits that drive the ALERT output for
over-and-under temperature thermal protection. Up to 9 pin-selectable
I2C/SMBus addresses allow multiple sensors on the same I2C
bus. The devices are designed for multi-location spacecraft housekeeping, satellite
telemetry, avionics, and other high-reliability applications that require precise,
temperature sensing and with varying levels of radiation hardness.
The TMP9R01-SP is also
available as a functionally equivalent QMLV-RHA device: TMP461-SP.