TMP235AQDCKRQ1

• Analog-Output Temperature Sensor from Texas Instruments
• 2 X 1.25 Mm Surface-Mount Footprint
• Production Lifecycle Status at the Manufacturer
• Voltage Output Proportional to Temperature (category characteristic)
• No Digital Bus or Host Driver Required

The TMP235AQDCKRQ1 is an analog-output temperature sensor from Texas Instruments in a small surface-mount package with a 2 x 1.25 mm footprint. It is in Production status with a Production manufacturer lifecycle. An analog-output temperature sensor produces a voltage proportional to die temperature, requiring no digital bus, register configuration or driver software on the host side.

Analog temperature sensors are used for thermal protection and monitoring in power supplies, battery packs, motor controllers, automotive electronic control units and appliance boards, where the output feeds directly into a spare microcontroller ADC input or a comparator threshold. They are preferred over digital sensors where board space is tight, no bus is available, or the reading must remain valid without the processor running. Automotive and industrial board designers are the usual buyers. No output gain, accuracy, supply voltage range, temperature measurement range or package designator is recorded in this product's attributes, so confirm those against the Texas Instruments datasheet before design-in.