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1999\03\17@130121 by JAM [Naish]

I've been unable to find LM75 in my city, so could anybody tell me about another chip of similar characteristics (using IIC)? Thank you. Note: Or could anybody send me a pair of this chips to me? "Aprended de los maestros, pero evitad sus faltas" __________________________________ e-mail: spam_OUTnaishTakeThisOuTeuskalnet.net e-mail: .....jam_naishKILLspam@spam@usa.net ICQ # 3305163 visit my homepage: http://fly.to/naisaint

1999\03\17@160951 by Ryan Pogge

DALLAS DS1629 It is almost exactly the same {Quote hidden}>I've been unable to find LM75 in my city, so could anybody tell me about >another chip of similar characteristics (using IIC)? >Thank you. > >Note: Or could anybody send me a pair of this chips to me? > > >"Aprended de los maestros, pero evitad sus faltas" >__________________________________ >e-mail: naishKILLspameuskalnet.net >e-mail: .....jam_naishKILLspam.....usa.net >ICQ # 3305163 >visit my homepage: http://fly.to/naisaint >

1999\03\17@214232 by Ken Pergola

Actually a better match is the Dallas Semiconductor DS75. One nice thing about the DS75 over the LM75 is that you can read it at a rate faster than the conversion time without resetting the conversion in progress. If you try this with the LM75, you will always get the last conversion and the temperature will never get a chance to update. Ken Pergola {Original Message removed}

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