10 mV/°C analog output — what it means for the ADC input
The MCP9700BT-E/TTVAO outputs an analog voltage that scales 10 mV per degree Celsius — at 25°C the output sits at 0.75 V, so a 0°C reading gives 0.5 V and 100°C gives 1.5 V.
Supply flexibility and shutdown for power-sensitive boards
The shutdown mode pulls the quiescent current to near zero — useful for battery-powered designs where the sensor only needs to wake up for periodic temperature readings. The Tape & Reel (TR) delivery suits pick-and-place assembly for volume production.
Active lifecycle — no obsolescence risk for new designs
The sensor type is Analog, Local — it reports the temperature of its own die, so it must be placed near the thermal source being measured. The -40°C to 150°C local sensing range covers automotive under-hood, industrial oven, and outdoor enclosure applications where the ambient temperature swings wide.