Relative Humidity Sensor Evaluation Kit
The SDAH01 evaluation kit is used to assess the HS300x high performance humidity and temperature sensor chip. The hardware allows users to carry out data logging...
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Overview
Description
The HS3103-MC1 module enables quick application integration with a standard 4-pin connector and a fully calibrated HS3103 relative humidity and temperature sensor. The HS3103 features a hydrophobic membrane protecting it from environmental dust, particles, and liquids. The HS3003-MC1 is fully coated with HumiSeal® for better corrosion resistance. The HS3103 integrated calibration and temperature-compensation logic provides fully corrected RH and temperature values via a standard I²C output. No user calibration of the output data is required.
Features
- RH accuracy: ±2.5%RH, typical (20 to 80%RH, 25 °C)
- Hydrophobic membrane, IP67 rating
- HumiSeal coating
- 14-bit resolution: 0.01%RH, typical
- Fast RH response time: 4 seconds, typical
- Temperature sensor accuracy: ±0.25 °C, typical (0 °C to +70 °C)
- Low current consumption: 1.0µA average (8-bit resolution, 1.8V supply), 24.4µA average (14-bit resolution, 3.3V supply), one RH and temperature measurement per second
- Excellent stability against aging
- Very low power consumption
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Documentation
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Design & Development
Boards & Kits
Portable Relative Humidity and Temperature Sensing System
IDT’s SDAH02 LCD evaluation board allows for easy monitoring of the ambient relative humidity and temperature. The system combines the HS300x relative humidity and...
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| Relative Humidity and temperature sensor module with standard 4-pin connector and HumiSeal coating | Tray | 1 | 4.01 | Get Samples, |
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Videos & Training
Relative Humidity Sensors (RH Sensors)
A brief introduction to Renesas’ relative humidity sensors that offer high accuracy and fast measurement response times, enabling customers to improve overall system performance and feedback control. The humidity sensors feature excellent long-term stability as a result of a robust silicon carbide construction and an innovative design, improving useful lifetime and lowering effective cost.
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News & Blog Posts
| IDT Unveils Wireless Sensor Hub Evaluation Kit for IoT, Smart Home and Other Applications Requiring Real-Time Sensor Data | News | Jan 10, 2018 |
| IDT Introduces Gas Sensor Portfolio Offering Industry-leading Performance and Reliability | News | Nov 16, 2017 |
| Why Does MOx Make the Difference? | Blog Post | Nov 15, 2017 |