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A hygrometer is an instrument used to measure the amount of humidity and water vapour in the atmosphere, in soil, or in confined spaces. Modern electronic devices use temperature of condensation (called the dew point), or changes in electrical capacitance or resistance to measure humidity differences. The maximum amount of water vapor that can be held in a given volume of air (saturation) varies greatly by temperature; cold air can hold less mass of water per unit volume than hot air. Temperature can change humidity. Most instruments respond to (or are calibrated to read) relative humidity (RH), which is the amount of water relative to the maximum at a particular temperature expressed as percent.

Sensor-Info: aircraft:bt-67:cr-2, 6622

|| Dimension (L x W x H)| 250 x 270 x 95 mm ||
|| Weight | 3.2 kg||
|| Power Supply| 28 VDC ||
|| Data interface | serial interface (RS-232)||

During flight CR-2 data are stored within the aircraft onboard DMS system.

After the flight CR-2 data are accessible via the land system of the aircraft data managment system (DMS).

|| Module name| B722 CR2 Hygrometer||
|| Device name | Hygrometer CR-2||
|| Parameters | Balance; Board Temperature \[°C\]; CR2 ASCII; Coldfinger Temperature \[°C\]; Date; ErrorText; Mirror Flag; Mirror Temperature \[°C\]; Mixing Ratio \[ppmv\]; PWM TEC; Pressure \[mbar\]; Status; Status Flag; Time ||

• CR-2 Brochure (Factsheet, 70 kB)
    
• CR-2 Manual (User Manual, 679 kB)
    
• CR-2 hygrometer (Web site)