ConstThe only address the part answers on.
The value the configuration register reads after a reset.
The value the device-ID register reads, which confirms the part.
The value the manufacturer-ID register reads.
The registers a driver reads and writes.
The configuration register.
The device-ID register.
The humidity result.
The manufacturer-ID register.
The top word of the serial number.
The bottom word of the serial number.
The middle word of the serial number.
The temperature result.
Converts a raw temperature register to degrees Celsius.
The 16-bit register.
The temperature.
Parses the configuration register.
The register value, as read from the device.
The decoded settings.
Assembles the configuration register value.
The settings to encode.
The register value to write.
Returns how long to wait after a trigger before the result is readable.
The settings in force.
The conversion time in microseconds.
Builds the humidity register for a humidity in milli-percent.
The relative humidity.
The register value, its 14-bit code in bits 15:2 and clamped to the part's range.
Builds the four bytes the part sends for a pair of raw registers.
The inverse of parseMeasurement.
The raw temperature register.
The raw humidity register.
The frame in read order.
Builds the measurement a part reporting these physical values would send.
The temperature in milli-degrees Celsius.
The relative humidity in milli-percent.
The measurement, with the raw registers the part would carry.
Converts a raw temperature register to milli-degrees Celsius.
The 16-bit register.
The temperature, exact in integer arithmetic.
Converts a raw humidity register to milli-percent relative humidity.
The 16-bit register.
The humidity, exact in integer arithmetic.
Parses a four-byte measurement frame.
The part has no checksum, so every frame decodes.
The temperature and humidity registers, each most significant byte first.
The raw registers and the physical values they carry.
Converts a raw humidity register to a relative humidity percentage.
The 16-bit register.
The humidity.
Joins the three serial-ID registers into one serial number.
The top register.
The middle register.
The bottom register.
The 41-bit serial number.
Splits a serial number back into its three registers.
The 41-bit serial number.
The high, middle, and low registers, in that order.
Builds the temperature register for a temperature in milli-degrees Celsius.
The temperature.
The register value, its 14-bit code in bits 15:2 and clamped to the part's range.
A TI HDC1080 low-power humidity and temperature sensor.