Integrated circuit thermometer

Electrical pulse counters – pulse dividers – or shift registers: c – Applications – Measuring or testing

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374170, 374102, 364557, 377 49, G01K 732

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053881346

ABSTRACT:
An integrated circuit temperature detector (thermometer) uses a temperature dependent oscillator to count up to a fixed number and thereby generate a time interval indicative of the temperature (a temperature-to-time converter). The time-to-number converter provides a numeric temperature output. Counting oscillations of a relatively temperature independent oscillator for the time interval may digitize the temperature measurement. Calibration and successive approximation iterations permit simple hardware to achieve good accuracy.

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