HS4001 Relative Humidity and Temperature Sensor Evaluation Kit
The HS4000-EVK Evaluation Kit is used to assess the HS4001 High-Performance Relative Humidity and Temperature Sensor, with Digital I2C output. The hardware allows users...
The HS4012 is a highly accurate, ultra-low power, fully calibrated relative humidity and temperature sensor with a hydrophobic membrane. The MEMS sensor features a proprietary sensor-level protection ensuring high reliability and long-term stability. The HS4012 is fully calibrated and temperature compensated with an I2C digital output.
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Datasheet | PDF 1.06 MB | |
End Of Life Notice | PDF 1.43 MB | |
Application Note | PDF 131 KB | |
Overview | PDF 600 KB 日本語 | |
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The HS4000-EVK Evaluation Kit is used to assess the HS4001 High-Performance Relative Humidity and Temperature Sensor, with Digital I2C output. The hardware allows users...
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LGA | 8 | -40 to 125°C | Yes | Cut Tape |
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