TMP37GSZ-REEL

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Temperature sensors are used to measure and monitor temperatures. Temperature sensors can be analog or digital, and measure various types of temperatures, such as surface, air, fluid or gas. The TMP37GSZ-REEL is a specific type of temperature sensor that falls into the category of analog and digital output sensors.

The TMP37GSZ-REEL provides precision temperature sensing from -55°C to +150°C. Typical applications include thermal management, heating and cooling systems, climate control, power supply control, health care monitoring, and more. The sensor features a small size with a 0.5" package height to fit into tight spaces, low power consumption, no external components, and low self-heating. The TMP37GSZ-REEL provides linear and accurate temperature measurements with a 0.25°C accuracy over the full range and a 0.03°C accuracy from -20°C to +100°C.

The TMP37GSZ-REEL works by sensing temperature through a physical mechanism. The sensing element in the TMP37GSZ-REEL is a thermistor, also known as a temperature-dependent resistor. A thermistor is a resistor with a resistance that changes with temperature. In the TMP37GSZ-REEL, a small temperature increase is converted into a linear voltage output which can be measured and recorded by an analog-to-digital converter. The output is a linear voltage ranging from 0.5 V at -55°C to about 6.5 V at +150°C. This allows for accurate temperature measurement in various applications.

The TMP37GSZ-REEL is designed to provide an accurate temperature reading in a wide range of temperatures from -55°C to +150°C. The small package size and low power consumption make it ideal for applications where space and power are limited. The linear output, accuracy, and wide range make it a great choice for applications requiring precision temperature measurement. The TMP37GSZ-REEL is a reliable and robust temperature sensor for many applications in the analog and digital output categories.

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