ZMD TSic Temperature Sensor IC Datasheet

TSic™ is a leading-edge digital temperature sensor IC, combining outstanding accuracy with fast response and long-term stability. The device is very simple to use, fully tested and calibrated for accuracy on delivery – no further calibration is needed. TSic™ is available in different accuracy classes and provides an absolute analog voltage output (0 to +1V) or an 11bit digital output at the one-wire serial interface. TSic™ is specifically designed for high-performance, cost-effective temperature sensing in medical instruments, industrial process control, automobiles, building automation, white goods, office equipment and mobile measurement devices.


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Brand
ZMD
Category
Temperature monitor
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
249 KB
Published
03 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
D0226A564530E2999C7342F5F8D20716

About this manual

The TSic™ temperature sensor IC family offers best‑in‑class accuracy (±0.1 °C), fast response, low current consumption and long‑term stability. Available in analog voltage (0‑1 V) or 1‑bit one‑wire digital output, the devices require no external trimming or customer calibration.

TSic sensors are suited for a wide range of applications including industrial process control, automotive climate control, medical instrumentation, white‑goods, HVAC, and portable battery‑operated devices. Various package options (TO‑92, SOP‑8, COF, bare die) and accuracy classes are offered, with ordering codes for bulk, tube, and focused temperature ranges.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Benefits
  • Brief Description
  • Application
  • TSic Applications
  • TSic LABkit
  • TSic Ordering Code
  • Application Support

Specifications

Supply voltage+2.97 to +5.5 V (TSic 106, 206, 306); +4.5 to +5.5 V (TSic 101, 201, 301, 506)
Measurement range-50 °C to +150 °C
Typical current consumption≈45 µA
Output typeAnalog voltage 0‑1 V or 1‑bit one‑wire digital

Frequently asked questions

What supply voltage is required for TSic 106?

TSic 106 operates from +2.97 V to +5.5 V.

What temperature range can TSic sensors measure?

They can measure from –50 °C up to +150 °C.

What output options are available for TSic devices?

TSic provides an absolute analog voltage output (0‑1 V) or a 1‑bit digital one‑wire interface.

How much current does a TSic sensor typically consume?

Typical current consumption is about 45 µA.

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