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Diode Input Digital Temperature Sensor with Two-Wire Interface
  

See Also:
  
LM83 - LM83- Triple Remote Diode Input Temperature Sensing
Generic P/N 84
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Parametric Table Parametric Table
Temperature Min (deg C) 0000000000.0000 
Temperature Max (deg C) 125 
Accuracy (+/-) (deg C)
Supply Min (Volt)
Supply Max (Volt) 3.60 
Quiescent Current (mA)
RemoteDiode ThermalSensor ()
Interface Type 2-Wire Serial 
Resolution (bit)
Resolution degCperLSB ()
Programmable Setpoints Yes 
Shutdown No 
Integrated FanControls ()
Interrupt Outputs ()
Fault Queue No 

Datasheet

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LM84 Diode Input Digital Temperature Sensor with Two-Wire Interface 168 Kbytes 2-Mar-01 View Online Download Receive via Email
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Package Availability, Models, Samples & Pricing

Part NumberPackageStatusModelsSamples &
Electronic
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Budgetary PricingStd
Pack
Size
Package
Marking
TypePinsMSL/Lead-Free AvailabilityLead
Time
QtySPICEIBISQty$US each
LM84BIMQASSOP16StatusFull productionN/AN/A24 Hour Samples
Buy Now
1K+$1.50rail
of
95
NSXYTT
84BI
MQA
11-12 weeks20000

Obsolete Parts

Obsolete PartAlternate Part or SupplierSourceLast Time Buy Date
LM84CIMQA

NONE
03/04/2003
LM84CIMQAX

NONE
03/04/2003

General Description

The LM84 is a remote diode temperature sensor, Delta-Sigma analog-to-digital converter, and digital over-temperature detector with an SMBus™ interface. The LM84 senses its own temperature as well as the temperature of a target IC with a diode junction, such as a Pentium® II processor or a diode connected 2N3904. A diode junction (semiconductor junction) is required on the target IC's die. A host can query the LM84 at any time to read the temperature of this diode as well as the temperature state of the LM84 itself. A T_CRIT_A# interrupt output becomes active when the temperature is greater than a programmable comparator limit, T_CRIT.

The host can program as well as read back the state of the T_CRIT register. Three state logic inputs allow two pins (ADD0, ADD1) to select up to 9 SMBus address locations for the LM84. The sensor powers up with default thresholds of 127°C for T_CRIT.

Features

  • Directly senses die temperature of remote ICs
  • Senses temperature of remote diodes
  • SMBus compatible interface, supports SMBus Timeout
  • Register readback capability
  • 7 bit plus sign temperature data format
  • 2 address select lines enable 9 LM84s to be connected to a single bus

Key Specification

Supply Voltage3.0V - 3.6V
Supply Current1 mA (max)
Local Temperature Accuracy±1.0°C (typ)
Remote Diode Temperature Accuracy 
+60°C to +100°C±3°C (max)
0°C to +125°C±5°C (max)

Applications

  • System Thermal Management
  • Personal Computers
  • Electronic Test Equipment
  • Office Electronics
  • HVAC

Reliability Metrics

Part Number Process Early Failure Rate - Rejects Sample Size (EFR) PPM * Rel. Rejects Device Hours Long Term Failure Rates (FITS) MTTF
LM84BIMQACS06508800006000006169643205

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LMxx - Windows 95/98 VXD drivers with stand alone application for talking to temperature sensors or hardware monitors on a mother board 1366 Kbytes 28-Jul-2003 View Download Receive via Email

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Application Notes

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[Information as of 15-Jan-2004]