I have a humidity sensor that produces a linear responce from 0 to 100% RH calibrated at:
0.958v @ 0% RH
3.268v @ 75.3% RH
I have a PID controller that accepts 0 to 1v at the sensor input.
I am trying to produce 0v for 0% RH and 1v for 100%RH or 0.753 for
75.3%RH.
Can anyone propose a very simple circuit that will do something similar. e.g using a transistor or opamp.
Cheers
WayneL
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Use an op-amp. Non Inverting input goes to ground
2 input resistors: R1 = R2 = any practical value.
1 Feedback resistor R3 = R1/(3.268-0.958) = R1/2.31 Sensor goes to inverting input through R1. Offset voltage of -0.958 goes to Inverting input through R2. . The output voltage will be negative. Invert it with an inverting op amp stage with a gain of -1. (Input R = Feedback R). . You could use any negative value of offset voltage, and then adjust R2 accordingly. For example, if you want to use -10V as the offset voltage, then R2 would = R1 * 10/.958.