SMTAS04USBmini Evaluation Board for 4 Temperature Sensors SMT172

Place Of Origin
Netherland
Minimum Order
1
Brand Name
Smartec
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N/A
Delivery
15 Days

SMTAS04USB mini – Evaluation board for SMT172 Introduction
This document describes a 4 channel temperature measurement system: The New Smart Temperature Acquisition System (SMTAS04usbmini). It is based on the use of the Smartec temperature sensors SMT172. The SMT172 is a three terminal integrated temperature sensor with a duty cycle output. Two terminals are used for the power supply of and the third terminal carries the output signal. The output signal of the sensor is a duty-cycle-modulated square-wave signal (see Figure 1).



SMTAS04USB mini – Evaluation board for SMT172 Ordering information

SMTAS04USBmini
Smartec interface board for 4 SMT temperature sensors and an USB output.
SMTAS08USBmini
Smartec interface board for 8 SMT temperature sensors and an USB output


SMT172-TO18 Smartec temperature sensor in TO18 encapsulation (metal can)
SMT172-TO92
Smartec temperature sensor in TO92 encapsulation (commercial)
SMT172-TO220
Smartec temperature sensor in TO220 encapsulation
SMT172-SOIC-8L
Smartec temperature sensor in SOIC8 encapsulation
SMT172-SOT223
Smartec temperature sensor in SOT223 encapsulation
SMT172-HEC
Smartec temperature sensor as small hybrid (2.5. x 8 mm)
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SMT172TOIIC Temperature Sensor SMT172 to I2C Interface Board
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Temperature Sensor SMT172 Regularly Smartec is asked for a temperature sensor with an I2C output. Because of the low power consumption of the SMT172 sensor itself, the self heating of the sensor is negligible, which contributes to its precision. An on chip integrated I2C ...

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