The DHT11 digital temperature and humidity sensor datasheet from Guangzhou Aosong provides specifications, interface details, electrical characteristics…
About this manual
The DHT11 is a calibrated digital temperature and humidity sensor that outputs data via a single‑wire serial interface. It integrates a resistive humidity element, an NTC temperature element, and an 8‑bit microcontroller, offering low power consumption and a compact 4‑pin package.
The document details performance parameters, recommended wiring, power supply requirements, pin definitions, and handling precautions, making it suitable for HVAC, automotive, data logging, consumer electronics, and other applications. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Product Overview
- Sensor Performance
- Interface Description
- Electrical Characteristics
- Pin Definitions
- Packaging Information
- Application Guidelines
- Wiring Recommendations
Specifications
| Humidity measurement range | 20‑90 % RH |
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| Supply voltage | 3‑5.5 V |
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| Average supply current | 0.2‑1 mA |
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| Standby current | 100‑150 µA |
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| Humidity resolution | 1 % RH (8 bit) |
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| Temperature resolution | 1 °C (8 bit) |
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| Response time | 6‑30 s |
Frequently asked questions
What supply voltage range does the DHT11 require?
The sensor operates from 3 V to 5.5 V.
How long must the DHT11 wait after power‑up before data can be read?
After power‑up, wait 1 second for the sensor to leave the unstable state.
What pull‑up resistor is recommended for a data line shorter than 20 m?
Use a 5 kΩ pull‑up resistor for wiring lengths under 20 m.
What is the maximum recommended wiring length for reliable communication?
The sensor can reliably communicate up to about 20 m; longer runs may need a different pull‑up resistor.