MAX6661AEE+T

Series:	--
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)
Part Status:	Obsolete
Sensor Type:	Digital, Remote
Sensing Temperature - Local:	--
Sensing Temperature - Remote:	-40°C ~ 125°C
Output Type:	SPI
Voltage - Supply:	3 V ~ 5.5 V
Resolution:	10 b
Features:	Output Switch, Programmable Limit, Shutdown Mode, Standby Mode
Accuracy - Highest (Lowest):	±1°C (±5°C)
Test Condition:	60°C ~ 100°C (-40°C ~ 125°C)
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 125°C
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Package / Case:	16-SSOP (0.154", 3.90mm Width)
Supplier Device Package:	16-QSOP

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Temperature Sensors – Analog and Digital OutputTemperature sensors are devices that are used to measure the temperature of liquids, gases, or solids in an area. In many cases, these devices will provide output information in either analog or digital form. The MAX6661AEE+T temperature sensor is part of a wide variety of temperature sensing solutions available on the market. It is a highly reliable, low cost, and easy to install solution for a wide range of applications, which makes it a popular choice for industry professionals.The MAX6661AEE+T temperature sensor utilizes a highly reliable thermistor to measure temperatures between -40°C and +120°C. It is designed to withstand extreme temperatures, and has a temperature stability of 0.05°C across its entire operating range. The thermistor has a fast response time and is accurate to within a few millivolts (mV). This accuracy makes it ideal for measuring temperatures in a variety of settings including medical, industrial, and automotive applications. The MAX6661AEE+T temperature sensor utilizes a standard digital temperature and pressure (T&P) output, which can be used to transmit analog or digital information about temperature and pressure, depending on the device. The T&P output is provided in two modes, low- and high-frequency. In the low-frequency mode, the T&P output provides two pulses for each degree Celsius of temperature change. In the high-frequency mode, the T&P output provides eight pulses for each degree Celsius change. The MAX6661AEE+T temperature sensor also features a wide variety of built-in functions, including a thermistor self-calibration, a temperature-compensated amplifier, a temperature-compensated reference voltage, and an average temperature monitor. The thermistor self-calibration feature reduces noise and stabilizes the temperature measurements. The temperature-compensated amplifier ensures that the output signal is accurately and reliably amplified regardless of the environment’s temperature. The temperature-compensated reference voltage ensures that the reference voltage is always correct, and the average temperature monitor displays the average temperature over a fixed period of time.The MAX6661AEE+T temperature sensor can be used in an array of temperature-related applications. Some of these applications include monitoring the temperature of a mechanical system, controlling the temperature of a laboratory environment, and providing feedback on the temperature of a machine. Additionally, the MAX6661AEE+T temperature sensor is ideal for use in medical, industrial, and automotive applications due to its accuracy and reliability. In conclusion, the MAX6661AEE+T temperature sensor is a reliable, accurate, and cost-effective solution for many temperature-related applications. It utilizes a highly accurate thermistor with a fast response time and temperature stability of 0.05°C across its entire operating range. The MAX6661AEE+T temperature sensor also offers a variety of built-in features, like a thermistor self-calibration, temperature-compensated amplifier, temperature-compensated reference voltage, and average temperature monitor. This makes it an ideal choice for many temperature-related tasks in industries such as medical, industrial, and automotive.

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