HIH6120-021-001--Datasheet/数据表在线中文翻译

Honeywell HumidIcon^™Digital

Humidity/Temperature Sensors

HIH6100 Series

±±4. ꢀ%H ꢁccuracy ꢂ ±.40 5ꢃ Temperature ꢁccuracy

Datasheet

Honeywell HumidIcon^™

Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors

Honeywell HumidIcon™ Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors, HIH61.. Series, are digital output-type relative humidity (%H)

and temperature sensors combined in the same package4 These sensors provide an accuracy level of ±±40 ꢀ%H and a

temperature accuracy level of ±04. ꢁ°4

• Industry-leading long-term stability

• Industry-leading Total Error Band

• Industry-leading reliability

• True temperature-compensated digital I²ꢃ or SPI output

• Energy efficiency

• Lowest total cost solution

• Ultra-small package size and options

• Other accuracies available: ±14ꢄ ꢀ%H (HIHꢅ... Series), ±24. ꢀ%H (HIHꢆ... Series), ±ꢇ4. ꢀ%H (HIHꢄ... Series),

and ±±40 ꢀ%H (HIH6... Series)

What makes our sensors better?

HIH6131

INDUST%Y-LEADING TOTAL E%%O% BAND (TEB) (±. ꢀ%H)ꢂ

HIH6130

Honeywell specifies Total Error Band—the most comprehensive, clear, and meaningful

measurement —that provides the sensor’s true accuracy of ±0 ꢀ%H over a compensated

range of 0 5ꢃ to 0. 5ꢃ [±1 5F to 122 5F] and 1. ꢀ%H to ꢅ. ꢀ%H4 TEB includes all errors

due to:

• Humidity non-linearity

• Humidity hysteresis

• Humidity non-repeatability

• Thermal effect on zero

• Thermal effect on span

HIH6120

HIH6121

• Thermal hysteresis

Total Error Band

Errors

Humidity Non-Linearity

+

Humidity Hysteresis

=

Accuracy

+

Humidity Non-Repeatability

Total

Error Band

+

=

Thermal Effect on Zero

+

Thermal Effect on Span

+

Thermal Hysteresis

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Total Error Band should not be confused with “accuracy”, which is actually a

component of Total Error Band. Many competitors simply specify the accuracy of their

device; however, the specification may exclude hysteresis and temperature effects,

and may be calculated over a very narrow range, at only one point in the range, or at

their absolute best accuracy level. It is then up to the customer to calibrate the device

to make sure it has the accuracy needed for the life of the application.

Honeywell’s industry-leading Total Error Band provides the following benefits to the customer:

• Eliminates individually testing and calibrating every sensor, which can increase their manufacturing time

and process4

• Supports system accuracy and warranty requirements4

• Helps to optimize system uptime4

• Provides excellent sensor interchangeability — the customer can remove one sensor from the tape,

then remove the next sensor from the tape, and there is no part-to-part variation in accuracy4

For more information about Total Error Band, please see the related technical note,

“Explanation of the Total Error Band Specification for Honeywell’s Digital Humidity/

Temperature Sensors.”

INDUST%Y-LEADING LONG-TE%M STABILITY

(142 ꢀ%H OVE% FIVE YEA%S)ꢂ

Competitive humidity sensors need to go through a 12 hour at 75 %RH rehydration

process (which requires special equipment chambers) to correct reflow temperature

offset. Honeywell’s sensor also experiences an offset after reflow; however, it only

requires a five hour rehydration under ambient conditions (>50 %RH). Honeywell’s

industry-leading long term stability provides the following benefits to the customer.

Honeywell’s industry-leading long-term stability provides the following benefits to the customer:

• Minimizes system performance issues4

• Helps support system uptime by eliminating the need to service or replace the sensor during its application life4

• Eliminates need to regularly recalibrate the sensor in their application, which can be inconvenient and costly4

T%UE, TEMPE%ATU%E-°OMPENSATED DIGITAL I²° O% SPI

OUTPUTꢂ

This typically allows the customer to remove the components associated with signal

conditioning from the PCB to free up space and reduce costs associated with those

components (e.g., acquisition, inventory, assembly). True, temperature-compensated

digital I²C or SPI output often eliminates problems that could occur from having

multiple signal conditioning components across the PCB, as well as simplifies

integration to the microprocessor, eliminating the need for customer-implemented,

complex signal conditioning.

*ꢃompetitive Differentiator

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INDUST%Y-LEADING %ELIABILITYꢂ

Features

and Beneﬁts

HIH61ꢇ./61ꢇ1 and HIH612./6121 Series

sensors use a laser trimmed, thermoset

polymer capacitive sensing element4 The

element’s multilayer construction provides

resistance to most application hazards

such as condensation, dust, dirt, oils, and

common environmental chemicals, which helps

provide industry-leading stability and reliability4

0

Y

%RH

±±4_C

CURA

C

A

Offers customers the lowest total cost solution.

LOWEST TOTAL °OST SOLUTIONꢂ

Honeywell’s HumidIcon HIH61.. Series offers customers the lowest total cost

solution due to the sensor’s industry-leading Total Error Band and its being a

combined humidity/temperature sensor4

One sensor does the work of two!

°OMBINED HUMIDITY AND TEMPE%ATU%E SENSO%

The humidity and temperature sensors are co-located in the same package4 This

allows the %H measurement to be temperature compensated and provides a

second, standalone temperature sensor output4 This allows the user to purchase

one sensor instead of two4

ENE%GY EFFI°IENTꢂ

•

Low supply voltage: ꢃan operate down to 24ꢇ Vdc, which allows use in low

energy and wireless-compatible applications to enhance energy savings and

prolong system battery life4

•

Low power consumption: The sensor goes into sleep mode when not taking

a measurement within the application, consuming only 1 µꢁ of power versus

60. µꢁ in full operation in a battery operated system4 Sleep mode helps

maximize battery life, reduces power supply size, and reduces the application’s

overall weight4

*ꢃompetitive Differentiator

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HIGH %ESOLUTION

Features

and Beneﬁts

High 1±-bit humidity sensor resolution and 1±-bit temperature sensor resolution

within the application help the user’s system detect the smallest relative

humidity or temperature change4

Free up PCB space. Reduce costs.

T%UE, TEMPE%ATU%E-°OMPENSATED

DIGITAL I²° O% SPI OUTPUTꢂ

Typically allows the customer to remove the components associated with signal

conditioning from the PꢃB to free up space and reduce costs associated

with those components (e4g4, acquisition, inventory, assembly)4 Often eliminates

problems that could occur from having multiple signal conditioning components

across the PꢃB4 Simplifies integration to the microprocessor, eliminating the need

for customer-implemented, complex signal conditioning4

Choose options to best ﬁt the application.

ULT%A-SMALL PA°KAGE SIZE

SOIꢃ-ꢆ SMD (Surface Mount Device) and SIP ± Pin packages are ultra small,

including the condensation-resistant versions with hydrophobic filter on-board

(HIH6121 and HIH61ꢇ1)4 ꢁllows for flexibility of use within the application,

occupies less space on the PꢃB, and typically simplifies placement on crowded

PꢃBs or in small devices4

FILTE%

ꢁvailable with hydrophobic filter and condensation-resistance, allowing for use in

many condensing environments, or without hydrophobic filter, non-condensing4

TAPE AND %EEL

ꢃost-effective tape-and-reel packaging allows for use in high volume, automated

pick-and-place manufacturing, eliminating lead misalignment to the PꢃB and

helping the customer to reduce manufacturing costs4

WIDE OPE%ATING TEMPE%ATU%E %ANGE

-20 5ꢃ to ꢆ0 5ꢃ [-1ꢇ 5F to 1ꢆ0 5F] allows for use in many applications4

OPTIONAL ONE O% TWO ꢀ%H LEVEL ALA%M OUTPUTS

ꢁ feature of the HIH61ꢇ. and HIH61ꢇ1, this provides the ability to monitor whether

the %H level has exceeded or fallen below predetermined and critical levels within

the application4

MULTI-FUN°TION ASI°

Delivers flexibility within the application by lowering or eliminating the risk and cost

of OEM calibration4

%OHS AND WEEE °OMPLIANT, HALOGEN F%EE

*ꢃompetitive Differentiator

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Potential Applications

HVA°/%

May be used to provide precision %H and temperature measurement in air

conditioning/air movement systems, enthalpy sensing, thermostats, humidifiers/

dehumidifiers, and humidistats to maintain occupant comfort and ideal storage

humidity/temperature while achieving low energy consumption, supporting system

accuracy and warranty requirements, maximizing system uptime, and improving

overall system quality4

%ESPI%ATO%Y THE%APY

May be used to provide precision %H and temperature measurement in sleep

apnea machines and ventilators, enhancing patient comfort, safety and treatment

effectiveness with warm and humidified air4

IN°UBATO%S/MI°%OENVI%ONMENTS

May be used to provide optimal temperature and %H levels to support critical

processes and experiments, enhancing process efficiency with desired climate

conditions4

AI% °OMP%ESSO%S

May be used to provide precision %H measurement in compressed air lines, allowing

the system to remove any condensation; dry compressed air is critical for customer

process control measurement4

WEATHE% STATIONS

May be used to provide precision %H and temperature measurement in ground-based

and airborne weather stations, allowing real time and highly accurate monitoring/

reporting of actual weather conditions4

TELE°OM °ABINETS

May be used to provide precision %H and temperature measurement in the telecom

cabinet HVꢁꢃ system; maintaining proper temperature and humidity levels in the

cabinet provides maximum system uptime and performance4

G%AIN D%YING SYSTEMS

May be used in cable-mounted grain drying management systems to measure

the moisture content and temperature level inside the grain silos to help the grains

remain dry4

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Honeywell HumidIcon^™Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors

Table 14 Environmental Specifications

°haracteristic

°ondition

Min4

Typ4

Max4

Unit

Operating temperature range

Storage temperature range

Storage humidity

–

-20 [-1ꢇ]

-±. [-±.]

ꢇ.

–

ꢆ0[1ꢆ0]

0.

5ꢃ [5F]

ꢀ%H

Soldering temperature:

automated

manual

IPꢃ/EIꢁ/JEDEꢃ J-STD-.2.D

apply heat for ± s max4 for manual soldering

–

26. [0..]

ꢇ0. [662]

5ꢃ [5F]

ESD

MIL-STD ꢆꢆꢇH, Method ꢇ.104ꢄ

–

±±

kV

Latch-up immunity

±1..

mꢁ

MIL-STD 2.2G, Method 21ꢇD, Test ꢃondition ꢃ,

half-sine, 6 ms ±ꢇ perpendicular axis, ꢇ shock pulses

per axis

Shock

–

1..

2.

g

MIL-STD 2.2G, Method 2.±D, Test ꢃondition D,

1. Hz to 2... Hz

Vibration

–

Light sensitivity

exposed to 0. lumens yellow light; exhibited no change in output

Table 24 Humidity Performance Specifications

°haracteristic

°ondition

Min4

Typ4

Max4

Unit

Supply voltage variation

ꢃompensated humidity range¹

ꢃompensated temp4 range¹

%esolution

ꢁccuracy²

Total error band^ꢇ

24ꢇ Vdc to 040 Vdc

–

.41

.40

ꢅ.

ꢀ%H

5ꢃ [5F]

ꢀ%H

s

–

1.

–

1± bit ꢁDꢃ resolution

–

0 [±1]

–

0. [122]

.4.±

±±

–

.

–

±0

%esponse time

airflow minimum 2. l/min

non-condensing

0. ꢀ%H for 0 years

6

–

ꢆ

Operating range

1..

±142

ꢀ%H

Long term stability

±.4.0

ꢀ%H

IPꢃ/EIꢁ/JEDEꢃ J-STD-.2.D, peak temp4

of 26. 5ꢃ [0.. 5F]

Impact of soldering

–

±240

ꢀ%H

Notes:

¹ꢃonversion Formulas:

1± bit ꢁDꢃ output for humidity to ꢀ%H:

1± bit ꢁDꢃ output for temperature conversion to 5ꢃ:

Humidity_1±_bit_ꢁDꢃ_output

2^1±– 2

Temperature_1±_bit_ꢁDꢃ_output

Temperature (ꢃ5) = x 160 – ±.

Humidity (ꢀ%H) =

x 1..

2^1±– 2

2

ꢇ

ꢁccuracy is specified at the typical supply voltage of ꢇ4ꢇ Vdc and at 20 5ꢃ [ꢄꢄ 5F]4 It is the maximum deviation from the ideal transfer function of

relative humidity measured over the humidity range of 1. ꢀ%H to ꢅ. ꢀ%H and includes all errors due to humidity non-linearity, humidity hysteresis

and humidity non-repeatability4

Total error band is the maximum deviation from the ideal transfer function of relative humidity over the compensated range of 0 5ꢃ [±1 5F] to

0. 5ꢃ [122 5F]4 It includes all errors due to humidity non-linearity, humidity hysteresis, humidity non-repeatability, thermal effect on zero, thermal

effect on span and thermal hysteresis4

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HIH6100 Series ±±4. ꢀ%R ꢁAAcurAꢂ ꢃ ±.40 5ꢄ Cempeurtcue ꢁAAcurAꢂ

Table 34 Temperature Performance Specifications

°haracteristic

°ondition

Min4

Typ4

Max4

Unit

Supply voltage variation

ꢃompensated temp4 range

%esolution

24ꢇ Vdc to 040 Vdc

–

.40

14.

0. [122]

.4.20

–

5ꢃ

5ꢃ [5F]

5ꢃ

–

0 [±1]

–

1± bit ꢁDꢃ resolution

–

0

–

ꢁccuracy

±.40

–

5ꢃ

%esponse time

1/e slow moving air

20 5ꢃ for 0 years

ꢇ.

s

Long term stability

–

±.4.0

5ꢃ/yr

IPꢃ/EIꢁ/JEDEꢃ J-STD-.2.D, peak temp4

of 26. 5ꢃ [0.. 5F]

Impact of soldering

–

±.41

5ꢃ

Table ±4 °urrent °onsumption

°haracteristic

V_DD

Abbr4

°ondition

Typ4

Max4

Unit

Sleep current

ꢇ4ꢇ

I_SLEEP

–

.46

1

µꢁ

Supply current:

I²ꢃ

SPI

ꢇ4ꢇ

I_DD

1± bit fastest update, no sleep

.460

.4ꢄ0

1

mꢁ

Table .4 Input and Output °haracteristics

°haracteristic

Abbr4

°ondition

Min4

Typ4

Max4

Unit

Supply voltage

V_DD

V_OL

V_OH

V_IL

–

24ꢇ

–

ꢇ4ꢇ

–

040

2. ꢀ

–

Vdc

V_DD

Low level output voltage

High level output voltage

Low level input voltage

High level input voltage

I_OL= 24ꢆ mꢁ min4

I_OH= -24ꢆ mꢁ min4

ꢆ. ꢀ

–

2. ꢀ

–

V_IH

ꢆ. ꢀ

–

Pull-up resistor:

I²ꢃ

%

–

242

1.

–

kOhm

P

SPI (for SS only)

%

SS

Table 64 Measurement Timing

°haracteristic

Abbr4

°ondition

Min4

Typ4

Max4

Unit

Start-up time (power-on to

data ready)

T_STꢁ

1± bit TH and 1± bit humidity resolution

–

0.

6.

ms

Update rate

application dependent: measurements are taken only when the application requests them

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Honeywell HumidIcon^™Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors

Figure 14 I²° Timing Diagram

SDA

t_LOW

t_SUDAT

t_HDSTA

t_BUS

SCL

t_HDSTA

t_HDDAT

t_HIGH

t_SUSTO

t_SUSTA

°haracteristic

Abbr4

F_SꢃL

t_HDSTꢁ

t_LOW

Min4

Typ4

Max4

Unit

SꢃL clock frequency

1..

.41

.46

.41

.

–

±..

–

kHz

µs

Start condition hold time relative to SꢃL edge

Minimum SꢃL clock low width¹

Minimum SꢃL clock high width¹

–

t_HIGH

–

Start condition setup time relative to SꢃL edge

Data hold time on SDꢁ relative to SꢃL edge

Data setup time on SDꢁ relative to SꢃL edge

Stop condition setup time on SꢃL

t_SUSTꢁ

t_HDDꢁT

t_SUDꢁT

t_SUSTO

t_BUS

–

.40

–

.41

1

–

Bus free time between stop and start condition

–

Note:

¹ꢃombined low and high widths must equal or exceed minimum SꢃL period4

Figure 24 SPI Timing Diagram

t_HDSS

t_HIGHt_LOW

SCLK

HiZ

MISO

SS

t_SUSS

t_BUS

Max4

t_CLKD

°haracteristic

Abbr4

Min4

Typ4

Unit

SꢃLK clock frequency

f_SꢃL

t_HDSS

t_LOW

t_HIGH

t_ꢃLKD

t_SUSS

t_BUS

0.

240

.46

.

–

ꢆ..

–

kHz

μs

µs

SS drop to first clock edge

Minimum SꢃLK clock low width¹

Minimum SꢃLK clock high width¹

ꢃlock edge to data transition

–

.40

–

%ise of SS relative to last clock edge

.41

2

Bus free time between rise and fall of SS

Note:

¹ꢃombined low and high widths must equal or exceed minimum SꢃLK period4

–

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HIH6100 Series ±±4. ꢀ%R ꢁAAcurAꢂ ꢃ ±.40 5ꢄ Cempeurtcue ꢁAAcurAꢂ

Table 74 HIH6130/6131 and HIH6120/6121 Series Maximal Accuracy¹

(Performance is specified between 10 ꢀ%H and 90 ꢀ%H)

90

80

70

60

.0

±0

30

20

±1

±2

±1

±2

±ꢇ

10

±2

±ꢇ

±2

±ꢇ

20

±ꢇ

±2

±ꢇ

±2

±ꢇ

30

±ꢇ

±2

±ꢇ

±2

±ꢇ

±0

±ꢇ

±2

±ꢇ

±2

±1

±2

±1

.0

10

0

¹Maximal accuracy is the mean value between rising and falling %H points

TEMPE%ATU%E (ꢁ°)

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Honeywell HumidIcon^™Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors

Figure 34 SOI°-8 SMD Typical Application °ircuits

I²°

SPI

V

SUPPLY = 2.3 Vdc to 5.5 Vdc

VSUPPLY = 2.3 Vdc to 5.5 Vdc

2.2

kOhm

2.2

Digital Humidity/Temp.

Sensor

10

kOhm

Digital Humidity/Temp.

Sensor

8

1

2

3

4

6

5

SCL

VDD

8

1

2

3

4

5

6

SS

VDD

12 V

0.22 µF

SDA

V

CORE

SCLK

VCORE

LED

0.1 µF

AL_L

AL_H

V

SS

MISO

AL_L

V

SS

LED

7

NC

GND

7

NC

GND

Figure ±4 SOI°-8 SMD Mounting Dimensions, P°B Landing Pattern and Pinout [For reference only: mm/[in]4)

Mounting

Landing Pattern

1,905

[0.075]

4,90

8X 0,61

[0.024]

[0.193]

0,15

[0.006]

8

7

5

6

8X 2,03

[0.08]

3,90

[0.153]

6,0

[0.236]

4X 4,9

[0.193]

1

2

4

3

0,203

[0.0080]

6X 1,27

[0.05]

2,055

[0.081]

1,27

[0.050]

0.41

[0.016]

Pinout for I²° Versions

Pinout for SPI Versions

ASI° Pad

Description

ASI° Pad

Description

1

2

V_ꢃO%E

V_SS

connect via .41 µF to ground

supply ground

1

2

V_ꢃO%E

V_SS

connect via .41 µF to ground

supply ground

ꢇ

SꢃL

SDꢁ

ꢁL_H

ꢁL_L

Nꢃ

I²ꢃ clock

I²ꢃ data

ꢇ

SS

slave select (Input)

±

SꢃLK

MISO

ꢁL_L

Nꢃ

serial clock

0¹

6¹

ꢄ

alarm output high

alarm output low

not connected externally

0

6¹

master-in-slave-out

alarm output low

ꢄ

not connected externally

supply voltage, connect via .422 µF to ground

ꢆ

V_DD

supply voltage, connect via .422 µF to ground

ꢆ

V_DD

¹Do not connect Pin(s) 0 and/or 6 if the built-in alarm feature is not desired4

¹Do not connect Pin 6 if the built-in alarm feature is not desired4

Tape and %eel

13

[0.51]

4,00

[0.157]

1,50

[0.059]

1,75

[0.069]

0,29

[0.011]

5,50

[0.216]

102

[4.0]

12.00

[0.472]

8,00

[0.315]

2,58

[0.102]

330

[13,0]

17,4

[0.68]

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HIH6100 Series ±±4. ꢀ%R ꢁAAcurAꢂ ꢃ ±.40 5ꢄ Cempeurtcue ꢁAAcurAꢂ

Figure .4 SIP ± Pin Typical Application °ircuit

V

^SUPPLY= 2.3 Vdc to 5.5 Vdc

2.2

kOhm

2.2

kOhm

Digital Humidity/Temp.

Sensor

1

2

3

4

SCL

V

DD

0.22 µF

SDA

V

SS

GND

Figure 64 SIP ± Pin Mounting Dimensions, P°B Landing Pattern and Pinout [For reference only: mm/[in]4)

Mounting

Landing Pattern

4,90

[0.193]

1,905

[0.075]

1,05 DIA.

[0.040]

0,65 DIA.

[0.025]

0,063

[0.0025]

3,90

[0.153]

1,27

[0.050]

1,20

[0.047]

8,9

[0.35]

ASI° Pad

Description

1

2

ꢇ

±

V_DD

V_SS

connect via .422 µF to ground

supply ground

I²ꢃ clock

PCB

5,0

[0.197]

1,2 - 2,0

[0.05 - 0.08]

SꢃL

SDꢁ

I²ꢃ data

4

1

2

3

0,203

[0.0080]

1,27

[0.050]

0.41

[0.016]

Tape and %eel¹

1,50

[0.059]

4,00

[0.157]

13

[0.51]

1,75

[0.069]

0,32

[0.013]

5,00

[0.197]

102

[4.0]

16,00

[0.630]

8,00

[0.315]

2,61

[0.103]

330

[13,0]

21,4

[0.84]

¹For orders of 20. to 1... units

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Honeywell HumidIcon^™Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors

Product Nomenclature

Order Guide

°atalog Listing

Description

Honeywell HumidIcon™ Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors: HIH61ꢇ./61ꢇ1 Series, SPI, ±0 ꢀ%H total error

band, SOIꢃ-ꢆ SMD, no filter, non-condensing, 1... units on tape and reel

HIH61ꢇ.-...-..1

Honeywell HumidIcon™ Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors: HIH61ꢇ./61ꢇ1 Series, SPI, ±0 ꢀ%H total error

band, SOIꢃ-ꢆ SMD, no filter, non-condensing, five units on tape (sample)

HIH61ꢇ.-...-..1S

HIH61ꢇ1-...-..1

HIH61ꢇ1-...-..1S

HIH61ꢇ.-.21-..1

HIH61ꢇ.-.21-..1S

HIH61ꢇ1-.21-..1

HIH61ꢇ1-.21-..1S

HIH612.-.21-..1¹

HIH612.-.21-..1S

HIH6121-.21-..1¹

HIH6121-.21-..1S

Honeywell HumidIcon™ Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors: HIH61ꢇ./61ꢇ1 Series, SPI, ±0 ꢀ%H total error

band, SOIꢃ-ꢆ SMD, hydrophobic filter, condensation-resistant, 1... units on tape and reel

Honeywell HumidIcon™ Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors: HIH61ꢇ./61ꢇ1 Series, SPI, ±0 ꢀ%H total error

band, SOIꢃ-ꢆ SMD, hydrophobic filter, condensation-resistant, five units on tape (sample)

Honeywell HumidIcon™ Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors: HIH61ꢇ./61ꢇ1 Series, I²ꢃ, ±0 ꢀ%H total error

band, SOIꢃ-ꢆ SMD, no filter, non-condensing, 1... units on tape and reel

Honeywell HumidIcon™ Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors: HIH61ꢇ./61ꢇ1 Series, I²ꢃ, ±0 ꢀ%H total error

band, SOIꢃ-ꢆ SMD, no filter, non-condensing, five units on tape (sample)

Honeywell HumidIcon™ Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors: HIH61ꢇ./61ꢇ1 Series, I²ꢃ, ±0 ꢀ%H total error

band, SOIꢃ-ꢆ SMD, hydrophobic filter, condensation-resistant, 1... units on tape and reel

Honeywell HumidIcon™ Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors: HIH61ꢇ./61ꢇ1 Series, I²ꢃ, ±0 ꢀ%H total error

band, SOIꢃ-ꢆ SMD, hydrophobic filter, condensation-resistant, five units on tape (sample)

Honeywell HumidIcon™ Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors: HIH612./6121 Series, I²ꢃ, ±0 ꢀ%H total error

band, SIP ± Pin, no filter, non-condensing, 1.. units on tape

Honeywell HumidIcon™ Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors: HIH612./6121 Series, I²ꢃ, ±0 ꢀ%H total error

band, SIP ± Pin, no filter, non-condensing, five units on tape (sample)

Honeywell HumidIcon™ Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors: HIH612./6121 Series, I²ꢃ, ±0 ꢀ%H total error

band, SIP ± Pin, hydrophobic filter, condensation-resistant, 1.. units on tape

Honeywell HumidIcon™ Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors: HIH612./6121 Series, I²ꢃ, ±0 ꢀ%H total error

band, SIP ± Pin, hydrophobic filter, condensation-resistant, five units on tape (sample)

¹Orders of 20. units or more are packaged on tape and reel4

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HIH6100 Series ±±4. ꢀ%R ꢁAAcurAꢂ ꢃ ±.40 5ꢄ Cempeurtcue ꢁAAcurAꢂ

NOTI°E:

SENSO% %EHYD%ATION

WARNING

• Exposure to elevated temperatures, such as those

PERSONAL INJURY

experienced during solder reflow, may dry out the sensing

element4 It is recommended that the sensor be allowed time

to rehydrate after soldering or other high temperature/dry

exposures4

DO NOT USE these products as safety or emergency stop

devices or in any other application where failure of the

product could result in personal injury.

Failure to comply with these instructions could result in

death or serious injury.

• Exposure to these conditions will not permanently damage the

sensor4 It will generally return to its factory-calibrated value after

rehydration4

WARNING

• If rehydration is not performed, the sensor may read a slight

offset that slowly disappears over time as the sensor becomes

exposed to ambient conditions4 ꢃonversely, extended

exposure to condensing and high humidity environments

(>ꢅ. ꢀ%H) may cause a revisable shift in readings which will

generally return to normal after the sensor has been allowed to

dry off4

MISUSE OF DOCUMENTATION

•

The information presented in this product sheet is for

reference only. Do not use this document as a product

installation guide.

Complete installation, operation, and maintenance

information is provided in the instructions supplied with

each product.

•

Failure to comply with these instructions could result in

death or serious injury.

To rehydrate the sensor, expose it to room temperature under

ambient conditions (>0. ꢀ%H) for a minimum of five hours4

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ADDITIONAL INFO%MATION

WA%%ANTY/%EMEDY

The following associated literature is available on the Web:

• Product installation instructions

Honeywell warrants goods of its manufacture as being free of

defective materials and faulty workmanship4 Honeywell’s standard

product warranty applies unless agreed to otherwise by Honeywell

in writing; please refer to your order acknowledgement or consult

your local sales office for specific warranty details4 If warranted

goods are returned to Honeywell during the period of coverage,

Honeywell will repair or replace, at its option, without charge those

items it finds defective4 The foregoing is buyer’s sole remedy

and is in lieu of all other warranties, expressed or implied,

including those of merchantability and fitness for a particu-

lar purpose4 In no event shall Honeywell be liable for conse-

quential, special, or indirect damages4

• Product application note

• ꢁpplication sheets:

– Humidity Sensor Performance ꢃharacteristics

– Humidity Sensor Theory and Behavior

– Humidity Sensor Moisture and Psychrometrics

– Humidity Sensor ꢃhemical %esistivity

– Thermoset Polymer-Based ꢃapacitive Sensors

• Technical Notes:

– I²ꢃ ꢃommunication with the Honeywell HumidIcon™ Digital

Humidity/Temperature Sensors

While we provide application assistance personally, through our

literature and the Honeywell website, it is up to the customer to

determine the suitability of the product in the application4

– SPI ꢃommunication with the Honeywell HumidIcon™ Digital

Humidity/Temperature Sensors

– Using ꢁlarms on the Honeywell HumidIcon™ Digital

Humidity/Temperature Sensors

Specifications may change without notice4 The information we

supply is believed to be accurate and reliable as of this printing4

However, we assume no responsibility for its use4

– Entering and Using ꢃommand Mode on the Honeywell

HumidIcon™ Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors

Find out more

Honeywell serves its customers

through a worldwide network

of sales offices, representatives

and distributors. For application

assistance, current specifications,

pricing or name of the nearest

Authorized Distributor, contact

your local sales office.

To learn more about Honeywell’s

sensing and control products,

call +1-815-235-6847 or

1-800-537-6945, visit

sensing.honeywell.com, or e-

mail inquiries to

info.sc@honeywell.com

Sensing and Control

Honeywell

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