Honeywell Sensing & IoT Honeywell HumidIcon™ Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensor: HIH6100 Series, I²C, ±4.0 accuracy, SOIC-8 SMD, without filter, 1000 units on tape and reel HIH6130-021-001

Honeywell HumidIcon™ Digital Humidity/Temperature Sensors: HIH6130/6131 Series, is a digital output-type relative humidity (RH) and temperature sensor combined in the same package. These devices offer several ompetitive advantages, including: Industry-leading Total Error Band Industry-leading stability Industry-leading reliability Lowest total cost solution True temperature-compensa ted digital I2C output Energy efficiency Ultra-small package Industry-leading Total Error Band (TEB) (±5 %RH): Honeywell specifies Total Error Band—the most comprehensive, clear, and meaningful measurement –that provides the sensor’s true accuracy of ±5 %RH over a compensated range of 5°C to 50°C [41°F to 122 °F] and 10 %RH to 90 %RH. TEB includes all errors due to: Humidity non-linearity Humidity hysteresis Humidity non-repeatability Thermal effect on zero Thermal effect on span Thermal hysteresis 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 process Supports system accuracy and warranty requirements Helps to optimize system uptime Provides excellent sensor interchangeability—t he customer can remove one sensor from the tape, remove the next sensor from the tape, and there is no part-to-part variation in accuracy 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.” Industry-leading long term stability (1.2 %RH over five years): 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: Minimizes system performance issues Helps support system uptime by eliminating the need to service or replace the sensor during its application life Eliminates the need to regularly recalibrate the sensor in their application, which can be inconvenient and costly Industry-leading reliability: Honeywell’s new HIH6130/6131 Series sensors use a laser trimmed, thermoset polymer capacitive sensing element. The element's multilayer construction provides resistance to most application hazards such as condensation, dust, dirt, oils, and common environmental chemicals which help provide industry-leading stability and reliability. Lowest total cost solution: Offers customers the lowest total cost solution due to the sensor’s industry-leading Total Error Band and its being a combined humidity/temperature sensor. True, temperature-compensa ted digital I2C output: 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). Often eliminates problems that could occur from having multiple signal conditioning components across the PCB. Simplifies integration to the microprocessor, eliminating the need for customer-implemented , complex signal conditioning. Energy efficient Low supply voltage: Can operate down to 2.3 Vdc, which allows use in low energy and wireless-compatible applications to enhance energy savings and prolong system battery life. Low power consumption: The sensor goes into sleep mode when not taking a measurement within the application, consuming only 1 µA of power versus 650 µA in full operation in a battery operated system. Sleep mode helps maximize battery life, reduces power supply size, and reduces the application’s overall weight. Ultra-small package: SOIC-8 SMD (Surface Mount Device) package is ultra small, including the condensation-resista nt model with hydrophobic filter on-board (HIH6131). Allows for flexibility of use within the application, occupies less space on the PCB, and typically simplifies placement on crowded PCBs or in small devices. Combined humidity and temperature sensor: The humidity and temperature sensors are co-located in the same package. This allows the RH measurement to be temperature compensated and provides a second, standalone temperature sensor output. This allows the user to purchase one sensor instead of two. Tape and reel packaging: Cost-effective tape-and-reel packaging allows for use in high volume, automated pick-and-place manufacturing, eliminating lead misalignment to the PCB and helping the customer to reduce manufacturing costs. High resolution: High 14-bit humidity sensor resolution and 14-bit temperature sensor resolution within the application help the user’s system detect the smallest relative humidity or temperature change.