MAX6603 - Platinum RTD-to-Voltage Signal Conditioner

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Part number	MAX6603
Manufacturer	Maxim Integrated Products
File Size	319.89 KB
Description	Platinum RTD-to-Voltage Signal Conditioner
Datasheet	MAX6603 Datasheet
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Description

The MAX6603 dual-channel, platinum RTD-to-voltage signal conditioner excites and amplifies the signal from two external 200 Ω platinum-resistive temperature devices (Pt RTD) to achieve high-voltage, level-filtered signals for temperature measurements.

Features

a ±6°C (max) accuracy over the +400°C to +600°C temperature range. The MAX6603 has overvoltage protection up to +16V on RTD inputs, and ±5kV electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection at RTD input pins for reliable operation where RTD temperature-sensing probes are used. The MAX6603 monitors the RTD for faults and asserts the respective DG output low for fault conditions. The analog voltage outputs can be readily connected to a variety of microcontrollers. The MAX6603 is available in a small, 10-p.

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Published: May 31, 2010 |