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    1. TMP36GT9Z Affected by RF

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      Temperature Sensors
      19 October, 2021
      I am using a few TMP36GT9Z sensors for a project, and have noticed some weird behavior that they exhibit in the presence of RF energy. The sensor readings look nominal under normal conditions. But when I transmit with a Walkie Talkie near the device, the reading start fluctuating like crazy …
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    2. RE: TMP36GT9Z Affected by RF

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      Temperature Sensors
      25 October, 2021
      Hi, Apologies for the late response. Do you have any bypass capacitor in your input? If none, can you add +2.2uF cap in parallel with 0.1uF at +Vs to GND for additional noise immunity. Let me know if this solves the issue. Regards, Mae

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