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March 18, 2024
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LPSS22DF accuracy between -15°C and 60°C

  • March 18, 2024
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Hi

I'm currently using your LPS22DFmodule to measure pressure and I saw in the datasheet that the temperature accuracy is  ±1.5 °C (T = 0 to 80°C). My working range is between -15°C and 60°C. Could you please give me the accuracy of this sensor in the range -15 to 65°C?

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    Best answer by Federica Bossi

    Hi @ljm ,

    We tested few parts and I confirm you that the accuracy was around 2°C but consider that we considered a limited number of pcs and thus this value can't be guaranteed in production.

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    Super User
    March 18, 2024

    Hi,

    pressure - from ds:

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    ljmAuthor
    Graduate
    March 18, 2024

    hello @AScha.3 

    thanks for replying.

    I'm speaking about the temperature accuracy.. in the datasheet it is  ±1.5 °C (T = 0 to 80°C), but my working range is betwwen -15°C   and +60°C... just if it's possible i want to know the accuracy is the same between -15°C and 0°C or h

    greater than the accuracy betwwen 0°C and 80°C ?

    Thank you in advance

     

     

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    Super User
    March 18, 2024

    >if it's possible i want to know the accuracy

    Its not specified, so test it yourself, to know for sure.

    Anyway at +/-1,5°  this is more guessing "temp. is about" , so if you want measure temperature, take a temperature sensor to do this (and not a pressure sensor).

    I use the ENS210 , temp. + humidity :

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    Or a pressure + temperature sensor, like BMP280 (or BME280 etc. ); this can with some interpolation give a temperature resolution of 1/1000 ° !  (I tried, is funny, you can see when your go to the table, the bmp280 is there, temperature rising about 0,003° - from body IR radiation ! )

    Technical Moderator
    April 4, 2024

    Hi @ljm ,

    We tested few parts and I confirm you that the accuracy was around 2°C but consider that we considered a limited number of pcs and thus this value can't be guaranteed in production.