Belongs to: Integrated Circuits
Category: Temperature Sensor
Use: LM71CISD is a digital temperature sensor with an integrated sigma-delta analog-to-digital converter.
Characteristics: High accuracy, low power consumption, small package size
Package: SOT-23
Essence: Measures temperature and provides digital output
Packaging/Quantity: Available in tape and reel packaging, quantity varies by supplier
The LM71CISD has 5 pins: 1. VDD - Power supply input 2. GND - Ground 3. DIO - Digital output 4. A0 - Address input 5. A1 - Address input
Advantages: - High accuracy - Low power consumption - Digital output - Small package size
Disadvantages: - Limited temperature range compared to some other sensors - Requires external microcontroller for data processing
The LM71CISD uses the sigma-delta ADC to convert the analog voltage from the temperature sensor into a digital representation of the temperature. This digital output can then be read by a microcontroller for further processing or display.
The LM71CISD is suitable for various applications including: - Portable medical devices - Industrial equipment monitoring - HVAC systems - Automotive climate control - Consumer electronics
Some alternative models to LM71CISD include: - TMP117: Offers higher accuracy and wider temperature range - MCP9808: Provides I2C interface and onboard EEPROM - DS18B20: One-wire digital temperature sensor with programmable resolution
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