LM95235EVAL, Evaluation Board Using LM95235 Precision Remote Diode Temperature Sensor With SMBUs Interface

Reference Design using part LM95235 by Texas Instruments

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Texas Instruments
  • Application Category
    Measurement and Monitoring
  • Product Type
    Temperature Measurement

For End Products

  • Computers and Peripherals
  • Consumer Electronics
  • Desktop PC
  • Laptop
  • Servers
  • Test Equipment
  • Workstation

Description

  • LM95235EVAL, Evaluation Board helps designers evaluate the operation and performance of the LM95235 Precision Remote Diode Temperature Sensor With SMBUs Interface and True thermal Technology. The LM95235EVAL Evaluation Board is used together with the SensorEval software (downloaded on the web) and with a USB cable (not provided in the kit) and with an external personal computer (PC)

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