GE Sensing – ChipCap Humidity and Temperature Sensor

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Fully Calibrated Humidity and Temperature Sensor

The ChipCap series humidity sensor offers a new standard in the field of accurate relative humidity measurement. Based on a capacitive polymer sensing technology, this device offers signal conditioning and temperature compensation for a single SoC (System-on-Chip) solution. The device is very simple to use, fully tested and calibrated for accuracy on delivery—no further calibration is needed.

Product Description

ChipCap can be incorporated into an assembly or finished sensor to meet customer specifications. The measurement is accurate to ± 2% from 20% to 80%RH and ± 3% across the entire humidity range. Long term stability is excellent. The temperature accuracy is ± 1°C from 0°C to +70°C. Dual outputs provide humidity and temperature as 0V to 1V, or 0.5V to 4.5V ratiometric or available with digital output (the ZACwire one-wire interface).

Features & Benefits

Simultaneous relative humidity and temperature outputs
Resolution 0.4% RH
Factory selectable analog or digital outputs
Output configurations available:
Voltage 0V to 1V
10 to 90% of VDD
ZACwireTM digital output (8-bit humidity)
Factory calibrated, ready to use
Designed for automated assembly
Supply voltage: 3.0V to 5.5V
Low quiescent current: 0.5mA@5V, 25°C
SOP 14 package

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5 Responses to “GE Sensing – ChipCap Humidity and Temperature Sensor”

  1. Frisejane T. Beltran Says:

    Does your organization do calibration of dew point analyzers? if so, please contact me through the email add mentioned above or you can call me at 813-8382 local 646…… Hoping to hear from you soon.

  2. Jenny Says:

    Does this device offer further calibrations in with the price? For example after a year of use I would expect it would need to be re calibrated.

  3. admin Says:

    i think the factory calibration is preset on the chip itself and it does not allow the end user to calibrate the chip.

  4. benjamin Says:

    how can I supply 10 samples?

  5. butchix Says:

    Can I interface this device to a computer? I would like to develop an application that would monitor temperature and humidity changes and output the results in the display area.

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