• Part: G7921
  • Description: Three Remote Temperature Sensors and One Fan Controllers
  • Manufacturer: Global Mixed-mode Technology
  • Size: 146.03 KB
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Global Mixed-mode Technology
G7921
G7921 is Three Remote Temperature Sensors and One Fan Controllers manufactured by Global Mixed-mode Technology.
- Part of the G7921-GlobalMixed comparator family.
Global Mixed-mode Technology Inc. Three Remote Temperature Sensors and One Fan Controllers with SMBus Serial Interface and System Reset Circuit Features - Measures Three Remote Temperatures - Adjustable Offset for Each Sensor via SMBus - Accuracy: ±1°C (+ 60°C to + 100°C) ±3°C (- 10°C to + 120°C) - +4.5V to +5.5V Supply Range - Programmable Hardware Thermal Shutdown for Sensor 2 and Programmable Software Thermal Shutdown for Sensor 1, 3. - SMBus 2-Wire Serial Interface With Writting Protection Function. - Alert Signal for Diode Fault, Fan Fail, and Fan Out of Control - Supports SMBus Alert Response - Fan Drivers Using Linear Control Algorithm with Built-in MOSFET - Closed Loop Speed Control and programmable 8 Bits Open Loop Voltage Control for Fan1 - Wide speed control range for Fan1, Accuracy within 2%, when SET_CNT1 > 50 - Internal Current- limit and Over-temperature Protection for the Fan - Reset Function Precision Monitoring of 5V Power-Supply Voltage - Measure Thermal Diode with Transistor Model - Support 45nm, 65nm and 90nm CPU thermal diode - 20-Pin SSOP Package Applications - Desktop and Notebook - Central Office puters - Tele Equipment - Smart Battery Packs - Industrial Controls - LAN Servers General Description The G7921 contains 3 precise digital thermometers, one fan controllers, hardware and software thermal shutdown, and a system-reset circuit. The thermometers report the temperature of 3 remote sensors. The remote sensors are diode-connected transistors typically a low-cost, easily mounted 2N3904 NPN type or the diode built-in in CPU. Remote accuracy is ±1°C for multiple transistor manufacturer. The G7921 also support offset adjust function via SMBus to fix the error due to different CPU diode or parasitic...