New Original TMP36GT9Z High-precision low-voltage temperature sensor 10mV/°C 2.7V-5.5V TO-92 Suitable for temperature monitoring in multiple fields

— Temperature Sensor Analog, Local -40°C ~ 125°C 10mV/°C TO-92-3

Product Description
TMP36GT9Z is a low voltage precision temperature sensor. With its high precision, low voltage working characteristics and the ability to directly output temperature values, this sensor has been widely used in industrial automation, consumer electronics, automotive electronics and other fields.

Features
1. High accuracy: The TMP36GT9Z sensor has a temperature measurement accuracy of up to ±1°C and can provide stable temperature readings without external calibration. This feature makes it an excellent performer in applications that require precise temperature control, such as air conditioners, refrigerators, and temperature control systems.

2. Low voltage operation: The sensor supports operation in a power supply voltage range of 2.7V to 5.5V, making it ideal for low-voltage applications. Its low power design (power supply current is less than 50μA) helps extend battery life and reduce system energy consumption.

3. Direct output of temperature value: The TMP36GT9Z can directly output a voltage signal proportional to the Celsius temperature with an output proportionality factor of 10mV/°C. Users can convert the voltage signal into a digital temperature value through a simple circuit conversion for subsequent processing.

4. Compact and lightweight: Using the TO-92 package, the TMP36GT9Z sensor is compact and easy to install in limited space. At the same time, its rugged package structure also ensures the reliability of the sensor in harsh environments.

5. Wide temperature range: Supports operation in the temperature range of -40°C to 125°C, meeting the needs of most application scenarios.

Applications
1. Building automation: used to monitor indoor temperature and realize intelligent temperature control.
2. Automotive electronics: used for engine temperature monitoring, air conditioning system temperature control, etc.
3. Consumer electronics: such as temperature monitoring of devices such as smartphones and tablets.
4. Industrial control: used as temperature sensing elements in temperature control systems and environmental monitoring equipment.