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Research on the effects of thermal environments requires monitoring and control based on temperature and humidity measurements. There are many approaches to both temperature and humidity measurements, but few offer high reliability in hostile environments with acceptable accuracy and relatively low cost. The Biological Engineering Research Unit at the U.S. Meat Animal Research Center (USMARC) evaluated two separate units that were developed with commercially available sensors for meeting the cost/performance criteria: 1) a linear temperature sensor designed around a National Semiconductor LM35CA, and 2) an Ohmic Instruments Company ABS 300 sensor. This article details sensor calibration and performance.

DEVELOPMENT OF RUGGED ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING UNITS FOR HUMIDITY AND TEMPERATURE