Bruce,
I may use these for my project. From your experience, how accurate are these sensors? It looks like you don't need a vref voltage which is really good, unless I am mistaken.
Bruce,
I may use these for my project. From your experience, how accurate are these sensors? It looks like you don't need a vref voltage which is really good, unless I am mistaken.
Hi Christopher,
I haven't tested with this one for accuracy, but it's one of the easiest to use RH/temp sensors I've seen in a while.
This one has an onboard processor that sends RH & temp out in standard ASCII format. No need for anything analog. It's real simple to use.
Bruce,
I've ordered three temp sensors, two digital and one analog; they should be here tomorrow. I have some additional questions about your code.
1. I am using the USART port on the PIC for something else so I am pretty sure I can use the temp sensor on another pin for serout/serin but does the code have to be manipulated a lot? Instead of writing:
HSEROUT ["RH=",TEMP(1),TEMP(2),TEMP(3),TEMP(4),"% : "]
Can I write
Serout2 portb.1, 396, ["RH=",TEMP(1),TEMP(2),TEMP(3),TEMP(4),"% : "]
2. The result will be something like 98.3 or 104.6 or 35.4 rather than just 35 or 45 or 198? Is this correct?
Thanks,
Chris
I forgot to mention, maybe I can buy a PIC with 2 USART ports and could solve the problem also.
Hi Chris,
You won't need a PIC with a hardware USART, and you can use any I/O-pin or
serial command you prefer. I just used the USART since I had a board with a
hardware serial connection for the test.
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