LM95235QEIMMX

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The LM95235QEIMMX is an analog output temperature sensor, providing a reliable and stable sensing solution for temperature measurements in a variety of applications ranging from consumer electronics to medical devices. This temperature sensor is capable of monitoring temperatures from -210°C to +85°C (-346°F to 185°F).

The sensor can be connected to a host device such as a microcontroller or other data acquisition system, and the temperature measurement result is then available for further processing. It is also capable of providing precise temperature readings in the same system, as the analog output can be read with a resolution of 0.0625°C.

This temperature sensor has a unique pinout that is suitable for both SOIC and MSOP packages, allowing it to be used in a variety of applications. The sensor can be mounted on a printed circuit board (PCB) or embedded in an application board, making it an ideal solution for temperature sensing in multiple platforms.

The LM95235QEIMMX also features a dielectric constant of 7.72 which helps to reduce noise and EM interference. It is powered by a single 3.3V supply and the analog output is directly forward compatible with a wide array of devices.

The sensor is capable of accurately measuring temperature without the need for calibration. The internal circuitry continuously compares the measured temperature to a reference temperature, allowing for a more accurate temperature reading without user intervention.

The sensor also features a low power standby mode, allowing it to conserve power when not in use. This makes it an ideal choice for applications such as portable and handheld devices where power consumption is of paramount importance.

In addition to the highly-accurate temperature sensing capability, the LM95235QEIMMX also provides a high level of protection against ESD and other environmental threats, making it a reliable solution for temperature sensing tasks.

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