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Relative Humidity: To Average, or Not to Average?

Autor: Dirk Baker | Ultima atualização: 01/30/2020 | Comentários: 2

Have you ever been told not to average relative humidity (RH)? Have you ever created a data logger program with Short Cut and noticed that it does not allow you to average RH when you generate your data table? Do you know why? In this blog... Leia mais

Evolution Not Revolution: Updating an Established Product Range

Autor: Andrew Sandford | Ultima atualização: 01/06/2020 | Comentários: 0

Imagine that you already have a winning sensor that has sold more than 15,000 units. As time passes, you realize that technology has evolved, but your sensor hasn’t. If you are objective in your product evaluation, you may determine that there is justification for the... Leia mais

Air Temperature and RH Sensors: What You Need to Know

Autor: Bart Nef | Ultima atualização: 05/17/2017 | Comentários: 8

Although air temperature and relative humidity (RH) sensors provide the benefit of an economical means to collect measurement data for two parameters, there are some issues related to these sensors that you should be aware of. In this article, I’ll provide some background on air... Leia mais

The Most Rugged Air Temp/RH Sensor We Know of: the EE181

Autor: Robin Deissinger | Ultima atualização: 12/14/2016 | Comentários: 0

In this interview, Chod Stephens, the product manager for the new EE181-L, tells us why this new sensor is ideal for Campbell Scientific customers with deployment sites in extreme environments. Chod is the Technical Product Manager for the Environmental Group at Campbell Scientific, Inc. He... Leia mais

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