TMP275AIDGKR

The part number TMP275AIDGKR corresponds to a digital temperature sensor manufactured by Texas Instruments. The TMP275AIDGKR is a precision digital temperature sensor with an integrated 12-bit analog-to-digital converter (ADC), providing accurate temperature measurements with high resolution and reliability.

Key Features:

• Digital Temperature Sensor: The TMP275AIDGKR is specifically designed for measuring temperature in digital format, providing direct digital output of temperature readings.

• High Accuracy: The sensor offers high accuracy temperature measurements, typically within a range of a few degrees Celsius, making it suitable for applications requiring precise temperature monitoring.

• Wide Temperature Range: The TMP275AIDGKR can measure temperature over a wide range, typically from -40°C to +125°C, covering a broad spectrum of operating environments.

• 12-Bit Resolution: The integrated ADC allows for temperature measurements with a resolution of up to 12 bits, providing fine granularity in temperature readings.

• Digital Interface: The sensor communicates with the host microcontroller or system via a standard digital interface, such as I2C (Inter-Integrated Circuit) or SMBus (System Management Bus), simplifying integration into digital systems.

• Low Power Consumption: The TMP275AIDGKR is designed for low power operation, making it suitable for battery-powered or energy-efficient applications.

• Alert Functionality: The sensor may feature programmable temperature threshold registers, allowing the host system to set temperature thresholds and trigger alerts or interrupts when temperature exceeds predefined limits.

• Small Form Factor Package: The "DGK" suffix in the part number indicates the package type, typically a small-outline IC (SOIC) package, which is compact and suitable for surface-mount assembly.

Applications:

• Environmental Monitoring: Used in environmental monitoring systems for measuring temperature in indoor and outdoor environments.
• HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning): Integrated into HVAC systems for temperature control and regulation in buildings, homes, and vehicles.
• Industrial Automation: Deployed in industrial automation and process control systems for monitoring temperature in manufacturing processes, equipment, and machinery.
• Medical Devices: Utilized in medical devices and instruments for patient monitoring, temperature-sensitive diagnostics, and laboratory equipment.
• Consumer Electronics: Integrated into consumer electronics products such as thermostats, smart appliances, wearable devices, and digital thermometers.
• Automotive Systems: Found in automotive systems for temperature monitoring in engine management, climate control, and battery management systems.