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Microchip converter IC with integrated math engine for standard thermocouples

August 31, 2015

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Brandon Lewis of Embedded Computing Design interviews John Austin, Product Marketing Manager, Analog and Interface Products, Microchip Technology on the company's recently released MCP9600, a converter IC that integrates precision instrumentation, a temperature sensor, analog-to-digital converter, and math engines to support most standard thermocouple types.

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