S-5855ABBB-I4T1U

Temperature Sensors - Analog and Digital Output is a unique type of device used for measuring a wide variety of temperatures in diverse industrial, commercial, and consumer applications. S-5855ABBB-I4T1U is one such temperature sensor that works on analog and digital output. This sensor is known for its high reliability and accuracy in a wide range of temperature measurements.

The S-5855ABBB-I4T1U is a surface mount analog and digital output temperature sensor suitable for industrial, medical, and environmental studies. It is available in a wide range of temperature ranges from -200°C to +150°C and its nominal operating temperature is 0°C to +90°C. It has a standard footprint of approximately 140 x 170 microns which makes it compatible with most widely used components.

The working principle of the S-5855ABBB-I4T1U is simple and straightforward. It operates on an internal thermistor which is connected to a microcontroller. When a temperature change occurs, the microcontroller records the signal generated by the thermistor and uses a simple algorithm to calculate the temperature measurement. The calculated result is then sent out to an analog and digital output port. The analog output is typically a voltage and the digital output is usually a binary code representing the temperature measurement.

The S-5855ABBB-I4T1U is a versatile temperature sensor ideal for applications in numerous industries. It is widely used in medical equipment such as temperature measurement for medical patient monitoring, chemical processes, and environmental temperature monitoring. It is also used in process control and automotive engine control systems. The accuracy of this device can be increased significantly by adding a temperature compensation resistor.

The S-5855ABBB-I4T1U offers high performance and reliable results for a wide array of temperature sensing applications. It is also relatively simple to install and operate. Its small size and compatibility with other widely used components make it an ideal choice for many industrial, medical, and environmental studies.