Raj show how to interface his PIC16F breakout board with the DHT11 humidity and temperature sensors. The DHT11 uses a proprietary single-wire protocol, not Maxim’s 1-Wire (which we consider EOL).
This articles discusses the DHT11 sensor which also provides calibrated digital outputs for temperature and humidity but is relatively lot cheaper than the Sensirion sensors. The DHT11 sensor uses a proprietary 1-wire protocol which we will be exploring here and implementing with the PIC16F628A microcontroller that will receive the temperature and humidity values from the sensor and display them on a 16×2 character LCD.
Good timing, thanks for this.
Why do you consider 1 wire EOL?
They stopped making new devices, and as old devices are discontinued they recommend non-1-wire parts to replace them.
I think they still making the iButtons line of things as this seems to be a standard for contactbased ID systems.
I asked them about implementing a 1 wire slave into software using a pic, but they still would prohibit this. That would be the solution as more and more sensors are discontinued.
Isn’t is discontinued by Maxim?
Hi sir/madam Can you pls send me the source code to interface with at89s51 with dht11 humidity sensor?
hi,,,
can you send me the source code to interface at89s51 with dht11???
hi,can you send me the source code to interface at89s51 with dht11??? engcck@gmail.com