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two humidity sensors available are :
1) Nemoto NPH-50A,  resistive ( a ceramic)
2) Philips H1 , capacitive (a foil coated film, data sheet 2322 691 90001)

By accuracy I presume you mean long term adherance to the
original humidity/electrical paramater characteristic combined
with a low (very low) temperature co efficient ?.  Neither sensor
is within 1% for some tests,  ie hysterisis during 10-90%
humidity scanning.  The nemoto is best for hysterisis (3%) and
the philips best for temp. coef. (0.1%/deg.C ) . Overall the
Philips looks by far the easiest sensor to work with.  The
nemoto will not work with a DC bias.  This is all from spec
sheets,  I havent yet used either sensor.
                Ian Hawkins