Integrated semiconductor circuit for thermal measurements

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

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374170, 374173, 7320411, 7320415, G01K 700, G01K 1704, G01F 168

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ABSTRACT:
Integrated semiconductor circuit for thermal measurements, comprising at least a thermal signal comparator (8), the comparator (8) being provided with a signal feedback loop containing a DA signal converter (3), more specifically, the comparator (8) being a temperature or a heat current comparator, the DA signal-converter (3) comprising a thermal output and the signal feedback loop comprising components for the transfer of thermal signals.

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