TMP300_15 Datasheet, PDF (1/18 Pages) Texas Instruments – 1.8V, Resistor-Programmable TEMPERATURE SWITCH and ANALOG OUT TEMPERATURE SENSOR in SC70

TMP300
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SBOS335C – JUNE 2005 – REVISED JANUARY 2011
1.8V, Resistor-Programmable
TEMPERATURE SWITCH and
ANALOG OUT TEMPERATURE SENSOR in SC70
Check for Samples: TMP300
FEATURES
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•2 ACCURACY: ±1°C (typical at +25°C)
• PROGRAMMABLE TRIP POINT
• PROGRAMMABLE HYSTERESIS: 5°C/10°C
• OPEN-DRAIN OUTPUTS
• LOW-POWER: 110mA (max)
• WIDE VOLTAGE RANGE: +1.8V to +18V
• OPERATION: –40°C to +150°C
• ANALOG OUT: 10mV/°C
• SC70-6 AND SOT23-6 PACKAGES
APPLICATIONS
• POWER-SUPPLY SYSTEMS
• DC-DC MODULES
• THERMAL MONITORING
• ELECTRONIC PROTECTION SYSTEMS
DESCRIPTION
The TMP300 is a low-power, resistor-programmable,
digital output temperature switch. It allows a threshold
point to be set by adding an external resistor. Two
levels of hysteresis are available. The TMP300 has a
V_TEMP analog output that can be used as a testing
point or in temperature-compensation loops.
With a supply voltage as low as 1.8V and low current
consumption, the TMP300 is ideal for power-sensitive
systems.
Available in two micropackages that have proven
thermal characteristics, this part gives a complete and
simple solution for users who need simple and
reliable thermal management.
V+
TMP300
T_SET 1
GND 2
OUT 3
6 V+
5 V_TEMP
4 HYST_SET
SC70-6, SOT23-6
V_TEMP
T_SET
R_SET
Proportional
3mA
to T_A
210kW⁽¹⁾
R_PULL-UP
OUT
TMP300
HYST_SET
NOTE: (1) Thinfilm resistor with approximately 10% accuracy;
however, this accuracy error is trimmed out at the factory.
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