humidity sensors

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From: Bob Kline
Date: Wed, 09 Sep 1992 14:15

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a while back, someone was asking about humidity sensors and circuits.  I found the
following source.   I've used the "RH-8" relative humidity sensor, and one of the 
SCMC circuits.  They work quite well.  The devices are not cheap.  In 1987 the price
of a linearizing chip and sensor was about $20.  The way electronics is, the price
may have gone down. 

* General Eastern "the humidity company".  Watertown, MA.  1-800-225-3208 (as of 1987 anyway).


-r. kline
rvk@blink.att.com

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