Sensirion TN1426 HTS221 to SHT4x Transition Guide

This technical note provides a high-level reference to guide the user in replacing the HTS221 humidity sensor with sensors from the SHT4x family from Sensirion and outlines important differences to be considered in the design-in processes.


Sensirion TN1426 HTS221 to SHT4x Transition Guide - cover page
Brand
SENSIRION
Category
sensor
Document type
Application Note
Language
English
Pages
13
File format
PDF
File size
434 KB
Published
16 October, 2023
Updated
16 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
41A7F34571FE5BE17B271E3E0EC53A06

About this manual

This technical note provides a high-level reference for replacing the HTS221 humidity sensor with sensors from the SHT4x family. It outlines key differences in dimensions, pin assignment, supply voltage, accuracy, and response time to assist designers during the design-in process.

The document details specific features of the SHT4x, such as its built-in heater for self-decontamination and creep compensation, and compares electrical and timing specifications against the HTS221. It also covers package design differences, including the shift from a 6-pin HLGA to a 4-pin DFN package, and confirms communication compatibility via I²C.

What's inside

  • Performance comparison
  • Relative humidity and temperature
  • Electrical characteristics
  • Timing specifications
  • SHT4x feature: built-in heater
  • Package design differences
  • Communication compatibility
  • Quality and material contents

Specifications

Supply voltage (V)1.08 – 3.6 V
Response time τ 63% (s)4 s

Frequently asked questions

What is the I²C address for the SHT4x?

The I²C address for the SHT4x is 0x44.

Is the SHT4x RoHS compliant?

Yes, the qualification of the SHT4x is RoHS, REACH, and WEEE compliant.

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