Details
Features
- Integrated on-chip photopic filter
- Patented dual-diode architecture
- 1M:1 dynamic range
- Programmable interrupt function
- Area efficient 1.145mm x 1.66mm x 0.32mm Through-Silicon-Via
Benefits
- Provides near photopic responsiveness while allowing lux calculation regardless of glass type
- Enables operation in IR light environments
- Enables dark room to sunlight operation
- Reduces microprocessor interrupt overhead
- Enables operation in low profile applications
Parameters
Function
ambient light sensing
Supply voltage
3.0
V
min.
2.7
V
max.
3.6
V
Interface
input
I²C slave (400kHz)
output
I²C slave (400kHz)
Operating ambient temperature
min.
-40
°C
max.
85
°C
Integrated diffuser
No
Package
TSV
Package dimension
l
1.145
mm
w
1.66
mm
h
0.32
mm
Input/Output Voltage
1.8 V
Application fields
Ordering codes
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