I would like to design a datalogger with a temp & humidity sensor. I would like to make the whole thing compact and self contained but never the less accurate. Any pointers ?
Thanks G
I would like to design a datalogger with a temp & humidity sensor. I would like to make the whole thing compact and self contained but never the less accurate. Any pointers ?
Thanks G
That depends on what you want in terms of accuracy, response time, etc.
The classic approach to doing this is "chilled mirror".
You can also pick up some capacitance-based sensors though I don't think you will get the same sort of accuracy. And, there's some tricky math involved converting to the various different types of "moisture" measurements (you didn't say
*what* measure of humidity you are interested in)
Are there not sensors based on "biabsorptive strips"? (At least, I don't know what else to call them). They are two strips of some fibrous material glued together and wound in a spiral, just like a bimetallic strip only sensitive to humidity rather than temperature.
Google for "Sensirion"
Regards Ulrich Bangert
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Ulrich Bangert wrote:
Another vote for Sensirion .
The things are small and give direct digital output. It needs some calculations, though.
The interface is nearly I2C but not exactly.
I'm using SHT-11's.
Place an egg cup on your window sill. If the egg cup is wet then it is raining. For additional accuracy draw horizontal lines on the egg cup.
HTH
Mmm.... a humidity sensor with built-in integration...
Meindert
Do I need to include the window sill in my embeded device ?
Thanks guys, Good pointers ... a googling I shall go ...
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