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LM95010EVAL - Texas Instruments | Electronic Components

Name: LM95010EVAL
Brand: Texas Instruments
SKU: LM95010EVAL
Availability: InStock

The LM95010 is a digital output temperature sensor that uses a ∆V analog technique and a Sigma-Delta ADC. It is designed for hardware monitoring systems, interfacing with a master controller (such as a Super I/O) via the SensorPath bus. The sensor reports its die temperature to the master and supports up to seven slaves (with four being LM95010). It features pulse width encoded data for easy integration with microcontrollers. Key specifications include ±2°C max accuracy, a temperature range of -20°C to +125°C, a supply voltage of 3.0V to 3.6V, and a typical current consumption of 0.5mA.