Datasheet LM74 Equivalent ( PDF ) - Sensor

LM74 SPI, MICROWIRE Digital Temperature Sensor December 1999 LM74 SPI, MICROWIRE™ Digital Temperature Sensor General Description The LM74 is a temperature sensor, Delta-Sigma analog-to-digital converter with an SPI and MICROWIRE compatible interface. The host can query the LM74 at any time to read temperature. A shutdown mode decreases power consumption to less than 10 A. This mode is useful

The LM741 series are general purpose operational amplifiers which feature improved performance over industry standards like the LM709. They are direct, plug-in replacements for the 709C, LM201, MC1439 and 748 in most applications.

Features 1. Short circuit protection 2. Excellent temperature stability 3.Internal frequency compensation 4. High Input voltage range Null of offset

These monolithic silicon integrated circuit devices provide output short circuit protection and latch-free operation. These types also feature wide common mode and differential mode signal ranges and have low offset voltage nulling capability when used with an appropriately valued potentiometer.

The LM70 is a temperature sensor, Delta-Sigma analog-to-digital converter with an SPI and MICROWIRE compatible interface available in LLP and MSOP 8-pin packages. The host can query the LM70 at any time to read temperature.

• The LM7000N is a modified version of the LM7000 whose phase comparator dead zone is changed. High-speed programmable divider capable of direct dividing FM band VCO frequency. • Reference frequency (7 kinds): 100,50,25,10,9,5,1kHz Output for band select (3 bits)

The LM7001J and LM7001JM are PLL frequency synthesizer LSIs for tuners, making it possible to make up high-performance AM, FM tuners easily. These LSIs are software compatible with the LM7000, but do not include an IF calculation circuit.

The LM7001J and LM7001JM are PLL frequency synthesizer LSIs for tuners, making it possible to make up high-performance AM, FM tuners easily.

The LM7001J and LM7001JM are PLL frequency synthesizer LSIs for tuners, making it possible to make up high-performance AM, FM tuners easily. These LSIs are software compatible with the LM7000, but do not include an IF calculation circuit.