Maxim 31722/31723 digital thermometer/thermostat range

Saturday, 25 February, 2012 | Supplied by: Avnet Electronics Marketing

Maxim has released the 31722/31723 digital thermometers and thermostats that provide local temperature readings over a user-selectable SPI or three-wire interface.

While most solutions require at least a 2.7 V supply, these sensors can operate from a voltage of 1.7. This low supply, along with 2.4 µA low power standby mode, makes these products suitable for low power or battery operated systems.

Online: www.em.avnetasia.com
Phone: 02 9585 5511

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