>From Motorola's & Fairchild's data books...

Commercial: 0c to +70c
Automotive: -25c to + 85c
Industrial: -40 to +125c
Military -55c to +150c

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> >From what I remember ...
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> Commercial : 0*C to +70*C
> Industrial : -40*C to +85*C
> Automotive : -40*C to +125*C
> Military   : -55*C to +150*C
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> > I know that microprocessors are rated in industrial or automotive tem=
perature ranges. Automotive, according to MCHIP is -40C to 85C.   However=
, I have reason to suspect that the ranges of temperatures seen under the=
 hood of a car might be different.  If one were testing an electronic cir=
cuit to go under the hood, what temperature ranges would be recommended?
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> > Now, just have to get to work on that environmental chamber=85..
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> > -- Lawrence Lile, P.E.
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