A precision integrated circuit with an output voltage that is linearly proportional to the Centigrade temperature. The advantage over the LM335Z is that it is not necessary to subtract a large constant voltage from the output to obtain the Centigrade scale. The chip does not require any external calibration to achieve accuracies of plusmn410 degC at room temperature and plusmn810degC over full temperature range. The device draws only 56microA from voltage supplies in the range 4V to 30V so it has very low self-heating lt0.1degC in still air. The LM35DZ oerates in the range 0 C to 100 C. SpecificationsOerating range0degC to 100degC plusmn0.9degCNon-linearity0.2degCSensor slope10mVdegCLoad regulation0.4mVmALine regulation0.01mVmAQuiescent current56microA at VS 5V56.2microA at VS 30VTemperature co-efficient ofquiescent current0.39microAdegCOutput impedance0.1micro with 1mA load
The 14-pin DIL IC is extremely easy to use since VltsubgtOUTltsubgt FltsubgtINltsubgt x VltsubgtCCltsubgt x VR1 x C2 where VR1 is the resistance between pin 3 and ground and C2 is the capacitance in Farads between pin 2 and ground. Features include ground referenced tachometer whose input interfaces directly with magnetic variable reluctance pick-ups op-amp comparator with floating relays solenoids meters or LEDs etc frequency doubling with low ripple tachometer with built-in hysteresis for either differential or ground referenced input built-in zener for accurate and stable frequency to current conversion and linearity typically plusmn0.3. Applications include overunder speed sensing tachometers speedometers breaker point dwell meters hand-held tachometers speed governors cruise control touch or sound switches etc.
A 412-digit counter capable of directly driving an LCD display. The maximum count is 19999 and the input frequency can be up to 25MHz typically. Chips can be cascaded to provide higher maximum counts. SpecificationsSupply voltage5V 3V to 6VOperating current10microAOscillator frequency16kHzBackplane frequency125HzCount frequency15MHz