HDC2010 (manufactured by Texas Instruments), the sensing element integrated in s-Sense HDC2010, is an low power and high accuracy integrated humidity and temperature sensor. HDC2010 provides high accuracy measurement capability for a wide range of environmental monitoring applications and IoT such as smart thermostats, smart home assistants and wearable gadgets. The HDC2010 can also be used to provide critical temperature and humidity data for cold chain transportation and storage of perishable goods like food and pharmaceuticals.

HDC2010 sensor environmental information:

• relative humidity range 0% - 100%
• humidity accuracy +-2% (factory calibrated)
• temperature from -40C to +125C (functional) and -40C to +80C (operational)
• typical temperature accuracy +-0.2C (factory calibrated)
• embedded heating element to burn away condensation
• Texas Instruments HDC2010 datasheet

s-Sense HDC2010 I2C sensor features:

• compatible with Arduino (all), Raspberry PI (all) and other SBC / MCU
• HDC2010 INTERRUPT signal is available on PAD9
• input voltages between 3.3-5V
• I2C interface, 3.3-5V auto - no need for external adapter - [default I2C voltage follows the Vin powering voltage]
• I2C voltage option via solder jumper [Eg.: power at 5V and I2C at 3.3V; power and I2C at 2.2V]
• alternative sensor I2C addresses via solder jumpers
• Arduino C, Raspberry PI [Python] software support
• compatible with itbrainpower.net xyz-mIoT boards(Arduino Zero like)
• big soldering pads on 2.54 mm [0.1"] pitch for standard row header / connector
• 13x27mm, around 2grams

s-Sense HDC2010 I2C sensor datasheets, resources and howto:

• s-Sense HDC2010 manufacturer page
• Arduino (3.3/5V) step by step integration how to
• RaspberryPI step by step integration how to
• s-Sense HDC2010 I2C sensor datasheet

This sensor was designed by itbrainpower.net and it is manufactured in EU.