Sensirion Sensor Development Tool Evaluation Kit for SHT40I-AD1B Humidity & Temperature Sensor SHT40I-AD1B

The Sensirion SHT40I-AD1B Sensor Development Tool Evaluation Kit is designed to provide engineers and developers with an industrial-grade platform for precise measurement of relative humidity and temperature. This evaluation kit supports the SHT40I-AD1B digital sensor, ensuring high accuracy and reliability in various industrial and laboratory applications.

The evaluation kit supports a supply voltage range from 2.3 V to 5.5 V, suitable for diverse integration scenarios. It features robust protection against electrostatic discharge (ESD) and is fully functional in condensing environments, allowing safe operation under challenging industrial conditions.

The sensor provides a relative humidity accuracy of up to ±2 %RH and temperature accuracy of ±0.2 °C. Communication with the sensor is carried out through preconfigured I2C addresses using I2C fast mode plus, enhanced with a CRC checksum to guarantee data integrity.

The typical current consumption is minimal, around 21 μA, making this evaluation kit energy efficient. The operating temperature range extends from -40 °C to 125 °C, enabling broad application possibilities including environmental monitoring, HVAC systems, laboratory instrumentation, agricultural and manufacturing processes.

Measurements of relative humidity and temperature with high accuracy and reliability. Wide operating range and robust ESD protection suitable for industrial use. Supports standard communication protocols ensuring compatibility and ease of integration.

Low power consumption supports prolonged operation in embedded systems. Compliant with RoHS directives ensuring environmental compliance. This Evaluation Kit is ideal for development and testing of humidity and temperature sensing applications in electronics and sensor integration projects.

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