Vendor:
Weasic Microelectronics
Category:
Temperature Sensor
Temperature Sensor 1.8 V
The WEA10TS45 temperature sensor operates from -40 oC to 140 oC and produces an output voltage from 0 to 1.2 V.
Overview
The WEA10TS45 temperature sensor operates from -40 oC to 140 oC and produces an output voltage from 0 to 1.2 V. The core of the sensor can be detached from the processing unit and placed to the silicon area of interest. The sensor has an absolute accuracy of +/- 5oC and after offset and gain calibration the maximum residual error is below +/-1.25 oC. The control is done through two 16 digital control signal bus in a linear way. The sensor operates from a supply of 1.8 V. It requires 1.0 V digital supply for the calibration control.
Key features
- Absolute accuracy: +/- 5 oC uncalibrated, +/- 1.25 oC calibrated
- Voltage slope: 4.72 – 6.78 mV/oC (16 steps)
- Voltage offset: +/- 90.0mV (16 steps)
- Output voltage: 0V – 1.2V (-40 oC / 140 oC)
- Area: 0.016 mm2 (core),0.161 mm2 (processing)
- Dissipation: 365 uW
Block Diagram
WEA10TS45 block diagram
Specifications
Identity
Part Number
WEA10TS45
Vendor
Weasic Microelectronics
Type
Silicon IP
Files
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Provider
Weasic Microelectronics
HQ:
Greece
Weasic develops and markets mmWave Analog and Mixed-Signal IP for 5G backhaul, Automotive RADARs and Satellite Radios. Weasic’s world class design team has a strong record of successfully delivering first-pass silicon for the most challenging design specifications in performance, power consumption and silicon area. Weasic’s IP is in production with multiple customers world-wide, including some of the largest names in the industry sectors we serve. Weasic was founded in 2014 and is based in Athens, Greece.
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What is Temperature Sensor 1.8 V?
Temperature Sensor 1.8 V is a Temperature Sensor IP core from Weasic Microelectronics listed on Semi IP Hub.
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