Renesas’ ZSSC3240, announced earlier today, is a sensor signal conditioning chip that provides amplification and 24bit digitisation for bridge and half-bridge resistive sensors, followed by 26bit sensor-specific correction in a maths core that handles auto-zero, span, and 1st and 2nd order temperature compensation from coefficients stored in non-volatile memory. Support circuits to feed the sensor is ...

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