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    Silicon Labs announces new single-chip relative-humidity and temperature sensor

    11/08/2012

    Silicon Labs' new Si7005 digital relative-humidity and temperature SoC combines a mixed-signal IC manufactured on standard CMOS with a proven technique of measuring humidity using a polymer dielectric film. The sensor is well suited for a wide range of automotive, industrial, and medical instrument applications that monitor or control relative humidity and temperature. The Si7005 device integrates sensing elements, an ADC, signal processing, non-volatile memory for calibration data, and an I2C interface in a monolithic CMOS IC. Features

    • On-chip signal conditioning circuitry simplifies the design platform
      • lower component count reduces design complexity
      • smaller overall footprint
      • Faster time to market
    • Factory calibration for both relative-humidity and temperature sensing
      • production line and field replaceable and interchangeable
      • no recalibration or software changes required
    • Optional factory-installed hydrophobic filter/cover for increased protection
      • protects sensor before, during and after assembly, and throughout end product's lifetime
      • measurement sensitivity unaffected by presence of filter
      • eliminates material and labor costs
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