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Gravity: DHT20 Temperature & Humidity Sensor for Arduino

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The DHT20 temperature & humidity sensor is the newly upgraded version of the DHT11 . Data accuracy, stability, response speed, measurement range are greatly improved up.

DHT20 is a brand new ASIC dedicated chip, an improved MEMS semiconductor capacitive humidity sensor element and a standard on-chip temperature element. All sensors are factory calibrated and characterized by low power, high precision & stability, fast response, and strong anti-interference. Moreover, the DHT20 performance parameters of accuracy, power supply voltage, measurement range and response time have been enhanced greatly over the previous generation, making it more cost-effective.

Besides that, the DHT20 temperature & humidity sensor employs I2C digital output protocol, which is very suitable for HVAC, automobiles, data loggers, weather stations, home appliances, and other related temperature and humidity detection and controlled areas.

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Gravity: DHT11 Temperature & Humidity Sensor Gravity: DHT22 Temperature & Humidity Sensor Gravity: DHT2 0 Temperature & Humidity Sensor
SKU DFR0067 SEN0137 SEN0497
Communication Method One wire One wire I2C
Operating Voltage 3.3-5V 5V 3.3-5V
Temperature range ± error 0~+50±2℃ -40~+80 ± 0.5℃ -40~+80 ±0.5℃
Humidity range ± error 20~90% ± 5%RH 0~100% ± 2%RH 0~100% ± 3%RH
Introduction Classic temperature and humidity sensor, low price, suitable for designs with low accuracy requirements High-precision temperature and humidity sensor, high price, high detection range and accuracy High-precision temperature and humidity sensor, DHT11 upgrade version, the same price but improved performance, using I2C communication, data is more stable