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SI7060-B-01-IVR I2C Temperature Sensor with Programmable Interrupt SI7060 SOT-23-5

Name: SI7060-B-01-IVR I2C Temperature Sensor with Programmable Interrupt SI7060 SOT-23-5
Brand: SKYWORKS/SILICON LABS
SKU: SI7060-B-01-IVR

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ModelSI7060-B-01-IVR

PackageSOT-23-5

BrandSKYWORKS/SILICON LABS

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Product details

8 specifications

Core information

Product name: I2CTemperature Sensor, Conversion, Programmable
Type: Temperature Sensor
Unit: -
Minimum package: 3000

Technical parameters

Electronic Component: ±1℃
Operating Voltage: 1.71V~5.5V
Current: 50nA
Electronic Component: -40℃~+125℃

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