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Human comfort meter temperature and humidity acquisition circuit. The SHT10 is a temperature and humidity composite sensor with a calibrated digital signal output (Li & Shi, 2011). It uses industrial CMOS process micromachining technology to make the sensor highly reliable and stable. The sensor consists of a bandgap temperature measuring element, a capacitive temperature measuring element, a 14-bit A/D converter and a serial interface circuit. The SHT10 sensor is accurately calibrated at the factory, and the calibration coefficient is stored in the OTP memory. In the process, the sensor needs to call the calibration coefficient (Ma et al., 2013) during the signal detection process. The sensor has excellent quality, ultra-fast response, strong anti-interference ability and high cost performance, which is very suitable for this design.
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... this paper, the new digital temperature and humidity sensor SHT10 is used to obtain temperature and relative humidity data. The human body comfort meter temperature and humidity acquisition circuit are shown in Figure 2. The SHT10 temperature and humidity sensor has a temperature resolution of 0.01˚C, a repeatability of ±0.1˚C, a relative humidity resolution of 0.03% RH, and a repeatability of ±0.1% RH. ...
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... human body comfort meter temperature and humidity acquisition circuit are shown in Figure 2. The SHT10 temperature and humidity sensor has a temperature resolution of 0.01˚C, a repeatability of ±0.1˚C, a relative humidity resolution of 0.03% RH, and a repeatability of ±0.1% RH. As shown in Figure 2, the S3C2440 uses the GPC10 pin to control the SHT10 to reduce power consumption. The GPC8 and GPC9 pins are connected to the SHT10 DATA and SCK pins respectively. ...
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