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Current Output - Precision IC Temperature Transducer
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AD592CNZ by Analog Devices Inc is a Temperature Sensor.
Temperature Sensors are under the broader part category of Sensors/Transducers.
Sensors and transducers detect and measure physical quantities like temperature, pressure, and force, converting them into electrical signals for various applications. Read more about Sensors/Transducers on our Sensors/Transducers part category page.
Part # | Distributor | Description | Stock | Price | Buy | |
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60AK6708
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Newark | Temp Transducer, -45 To 125Deg C, To-92, Sensor Output Type:Analog, Accuracy:0.5°C, Sensor Case/Package:To-92, No. Of Pins:3Pins, Supply Voltage Min:4V, Supply Voltage Max:30V, No. Of Channels:-, Resolution:-, Output Interface:- Rohs Compliant: Yes |Analog Devices AD592CNZ RoHS: Compliant Min Qty: 1 Package Multiple: 1 Date Code: 0 Container: Bulk | 147 |
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$23.3700 / $29.1400 | Buy Now |
DISTI #
584-AD592CNZ
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Mouser Electronics | Board Mount Temperature Sensors Current Output Precision IC Temperature Transducer RoHS: Compliant | 758 |
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$25.9100 / $32.3800 | Buy Now |
DISTI #
E54:1762_00105085
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Arrow Electronics | Temp Sensor Analog 3-Pin TO-92 Tray RoHS: Compliant Min Qty: 1 Package Multiple: 1 Lead time: 10 Weeks Date Code: 2427 | Europe - 543 |
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$23.4800 / $28.6800 | Buy Now |
DISTI #
V99:2348_06211002
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Arrow Electronics | Temp Sensor Analog 3-Pin TO-92 Tray RoHS: Compliant Min Qty: 1 Package Multiple: 1 Lead time: 10 Weeks Date Code: 2404 | Americas - 1 |
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$23.4500 / $24.8300 | Buy Now |
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Analog Devices Inc | IC TEMPERATURE TRANSDUCER Package Multiple: 100 | 4490 |
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$16.9200 / $32.3800 | Buy Now |
DISTI #
83687518
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Verical | Temp Sensor Analog 3-Pin TO-92 Tray RoHS: Compliant Min Qty: 27 Package Multiple: 27 | Americas - 4752 |
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$22.8571 | Buy Now |
DISTI #
83678093
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Verical | Temp Sensor Analog 3-Pin TO-92 Tray RoHS: Compliant Min Qty: 1 Package Multiple: 1 Date Code: 2427 | Americas - 543 |
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$49.9298 | Buy Now |
DISTI #
77774021
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Verical | Temp Sensor Analog 3-Pin TO-92 Tray RoHS: Compliant Min Qty: 1 Package Multiple: 1 Date Code: 2404 | Americas - 1 |
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$24.1600 | Buy Now |
DISTI #
AD592CNZ
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TME | IC: temperature sensor, transducer, -25÷150°C, TO92, THT, 4÷30V Min Qty: 1 | 0 |
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$49.4000 / $71.8000 | RFQ |
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AD592CNZ
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Richardson RFPD | TEMPERATURE SENSORS RoHS: Compliant Min Qty: 27 | 0 |
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$24.1600 / $25.8300 | Buy Now |
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AD592CNZ
Analog Devices Inc
Current Output - Precision IC Temperature Transducer
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Pbfree Code | No | |
Rohs Code | Yes | |
Part Life Cycle Code | Active | |
Ihs Manufacturer | ANALOG DEVICES INC | |
Package Description | TO-92, 3 PIN | |
Pin Count | 3 | |
Manufacturer Package Code | T-3-1 | |
Reach Compliance Code | compliant | |
ECCN Code | EAR99 | |
HTS Code | 8542.39.00.01 | |
Samacsys Manufacturer | Analog Devices | |
Accuracy-Max (Cel) | 0.15 Cel | |
Body Breadth | 4.06 mm | |
Body Height | 4.85 mm | |
Body Length or Diameter | 5.08 mm | |
Housing | PLASTIC | |
JESD-609 Code | e3 | |
Linearity (Cel) | 0.15 Cel | |
Mounting Feature | THROUGH HOLE MOUNT | |
Number of Terminals | 3 | |
Operating Temperature-Max | 105 °C | |
Operating Temperature-Min | -25 °C | |
Output Current-Nom | 298.2 µA | |
Package Body Material | PLASTIC/EPOXY | |
Package Equivalence Code | SIP3,.1,50 | |
Package Shape/Style | ROUND | |
Sensors/Transducers Type | TEMPERATURE SENSOR,ANALOG,RESISTANCE BASED | |
Supply Voltage-Max | 30 V | |
Supply Voltage-Min | 4 V | |
Surface Mount | NO | |
Terminal Finish | Matte Tin (Sn) | |
Termination Type | SOLDER |
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The recommended power-up sequence is to apply VCC first, followed by a delay of at least 10 ms, and then apply VEE. This ensures proper device operation and prevents latch-up.
The output voltage of the AD592CNZ is a current output, so it needs to be converted to a voltage signal using a resistor. A 1 kΩ to 10 kΩ resistor can be used to convert the current output to a voltage signal that can be read by a microcontroller's analog-to-digital converter (ADC).
Self-heating can cause an error of up to ±0.5°C in the temperature measurement. To minimize self-heating, the device should be operated at the lowest possible current and the thermal resistance of the package should be minimized by using a thermally conductive material such as a heat sink or a thermally conductive adhesive.
The AD592CNZ can be calibrated by comparing its output to a known temperature reference. A two-point calibration can be performed by measuring the output voltage at two known temperatures (e.g., 0°C and 100°C) and then using these points to create a calibration curve.
To minimize thermal gradients and noise, the AD592CNZ should be placed in a thermally quiet area of the PCB, away from heat sources and high-current paths. The device should be connected to a solid ground plane, and the output should be routed to the microcontroller's ADC input using a short, low-impedance path.