[driver] TMP12x temperature sensor #757
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The only difference between TMP121 und TMP123 are the swapped GND and NC pins, or am I missing something? |
Most likely the only difference is the chip marking. For the ones I had the NC pins were bonded to GND. |
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Please don't merge until I have tested the example. |
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I have tested the example and it works. |
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Simple driver for TMP121/TMP123/TMP125 temperature sensors. The driver has been in use for some time on a custom board with an STM32F042K6. I'll test the Nucleo example tomorrow.