Temperature measuring transducer
A temperature transducer converts a documented temperature-sensor input into an instrument signal.
In plain English
A relative humidity sensor measures moisture in air relative to the saturation condition at the relevant temperature.
A switchroom monitor can report humidity alongside temperature when assessing its environment.
Identify the air location being monitored and show temperature information where the selected interpretation needs it. Relative humidity compares water vapour with saturation at the relevant temperature. This is why the same moisture content can produce a different relative-humidity value as temperature changes.
No. Relative humidity is a temperature-dependent comparison with saturation. Absolute moisture quantities describe something different, so label the reported quantity and units clearly.
Read the source: Humidity sensing principles
Relative humidity and absolute water content are different quantities.
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