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Rehman, 2017 - Google Patents

Accuracy analysis of a new reference-free digital temperature sensor in CMOS

Rehman, 2017

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14595447932421710651
Author
Rehman S
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2017 International Conference on Applied Electronics (AE)

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A CMOS digital temperature measurement technique is reported, which doesn't require an explicit reference voltage during temperature to digital conversion. Instead, one of the inputs from the sensor core serves as the reference. After eliminating the need to use an external …
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