IC temperature sensor with reference voltages supplied to transi

Thermal measuring and testing – Temperature measurement – By electrical or magnetic heat sensor

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374163, 307310, G01K 700, H01L 3100

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ABSTRACT:
An IC temperature sensor has a reference voltage circuit for providing a reference voltages; a voltage comparing circuit provided with first and second input transistors constructed such that a ratio of sizes of emitters of the first and second input transistors is set to a predetermined ratio; a device for inputting outputs from the reference voltage circuit to the base of the input transistors; a device for providing a predetermined potential for the other input transistor; and a device for outputting a voltage signal proportional to temperature with the difference in size between the emitters of the input transistors.

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