The universal humidity sensors are used to
determine diverse characteristic variables in humidity measurement.
The instrument measures relative humidity and the
temperature of the ambient air. From these measurments, the different
characteristic variables are internally calculated.
There are two versions
Output variables for the outputs can be defined via DIP switches.
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relative humidity [%
r.H.]
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absolute humidity [g⁄m³]
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mixture ratio [g⁄kg]
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dew point
temperature [°C] or enthalpy
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[kJ⁄kg] (while neglecting the
atmospheric air pressure) are alternatives selectable for output 1.
At output 2, four different measuring ranges for
ambient temperature [°C] can be selected.
Ex-factory condition (default) for output 1 is
relative humidity 0 ...100 % r.H., for output 2 temperature measuring
range 0 ... 50 °C.
Because of the different configuration
alternatives provided, numerous measurement and control tasks can be
solved by means of just one device. These devices are to be operated in
pollutant-free non-precipitating air, with neither above-atmospheric nor
below-atmospheric pressure at the sensors.
Applications
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medical technology
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refrigeration
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air conditioning
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clean room technology
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