# Temperature sensor LM35 original, TO92, TI

> LM35 temperature sensor, original Texas Instruments, in TO-92 package with 3 pins. Provides an analog signal of 10mV/°C, supply voltage 4-20VDC, output voltage 6V, output current 10mA. Accuracy of 1°C, or 0.5°C at 25°C. Typical measuring range 0-100°C, expandable for negative values. Compatible with Arduino and other development boards.

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## Description

Texas Instruments precision temperature sensor in TO-92 package, ideal for Arduino and other development boards, provides stable analog signal, 10mV per degree C, for fast readings and easy calibration. It operates at 4-20VDC, has good accuracy, 0.5 degrees C at 25 degrees C, and typically measures 0-100 degrees C, with the possibility of expansion for negative temperatures.
LM35 temperature sensor, original Texas instruments, precision, high quality, in TO-92 case.
The sensor is compatible with Arduino and other development boards, providing the information related to the temperature on the analog pin.
Normally, the sensor reads values between 0 and 100 degrees C, but, following the diagram below, you can change the measured range so that you can also read negative values, which is useful for measuring the ambient temperature.
Below is an example of assembly with Arduino:
Specifications:
Supply voltage: 4 - 20VDC
Manufacturer: Texas Instruments
Output voltage: 6V
Output current: 10mA
Manufacturer: Texas Instruments
Accuracy: 1 degree C, 0.5 at 25 degrees C
Voltage per degree C: 10mV/C
Housing: TO-92
Number of pins: 3
Maximum operating temperature: 100 degrees C
Minimum operating temperature: 0 degrees C (can be changed to read negative values as well)