28-07-2016, 23:03
Hi Alan,
certainly you're right - the table can only help as the initial view when deciding what sensor to use, what is its sensitivity, accuracy, stability, and also the approximate price. But I consider very important for my remark about "insight into the datasheet."
(E.g. accuracy is usually dependent on the size/range of the measured values and often power. The table is a simplification for rapid orientation in the field.)
I also know that the aforementioned protocols 1Wire and I2C are originally defined differently, but so are the ways to connect identified in those datasheets and especially as to distinguish between two basic ways to connect ...
Spreadsheet I initially prepared for themselves, sensing, because I am not proficient, their parameters can not remember, and I still did not have to just look. But now I thought it might just as well serve someone else, so I will have transliterated into English.
Error in labeling (SHT -> STH) I corrected, thank you for your note.
Regards
certainly you're right - the table can only help as the initial view when deciding what sensor to use, what is its sensitivity, accuracy, stability, and also the approximate price. But I consider very important for my remark about "insight into the datasheet."
(E.g. accuracy is usually dependent on the size/range of the measured values and often power. The table is a simplification for rapid orientation in the field.)
I also know that the aforementioned protocols 1Wire and I2C are originally defined differently, but so are the ways to connect identified in those datasheets and especially as to distinguish between two basic ways to connect ...
Spreadsheet I initially prepared for themselves, sensing, because I am not proficient, their parameters can not remember, and I still did not have to just look. But now I thought it might just as well serve someone else, so I will have transliterated into English.
Error in labeling (SHT -> STH) I corrected, thank you for your note.
Regards