DIP pressure sensor Honeywell

Hi,

I need to measure pressures using DIP pressure sensors from Honeywell (+/-25 mbar pressure range) pressure range).

Can anyone provide me an arduino code for that?
How can i connect 15 sensors to arduino boards and measure simultaneously?

Regards,
Usman

This sensor sends analog output signals.

Which exact part number? There are a lot. Some are digital.

Hier is the part number: SSCDRRN025MDAA3

its a DIP type 3.3 V supply and sends analoge signals, Pressure range is +/- 25mbar

Connecting one sensor to one analog input should be simple. Try that first. I think the first example in the Arduino analog examples will work for you.

15 is a bit more work. Only the Arduino Mega (16 analog inputs) and Teensy 3.5/3.6 (23 analog inputs) have enough discrete inputs to just hook them all up.

15 of those sensors.
That would be close to US 1000
Better use a 3.3volt processor for that (not a Mega), to avoid problems.
Leo..

Can somebody share a code for arduino mega please?

mechusmanbutt:
Can somebody share a code for arduino mega please?

Did you read/understand post#5.
A Mega is a 5volt Arduino.
You can't use a ratiometric 3.3volt sensor without running into hardware issues.
Use a 3.3volt processor.
Leo..

Hi Wawa, The attached pic shows Vcc of 3.3 volts on a mega. Did u mean this? or i couldn't get your point

The processor on most older boards, like the Uno/Mega/Nano/etc, run on 5volt.
The 3.3volt pin on those boards is just an extra/secondary power supply.

If you want to use 3.3volt ratiometric sensors on those boards, then...

  1. You must power the sensors from that 3.3volt pin (150mA current limit on a Mega).
  2. You must connect the Aref pin also to the 3.3volt pin.
  3. You must set Aref to EXTERNAL in setup().
    Failing to set Aref to external could destroy Aref.

It could be safer to use a board that natively runs on 3.3volt, like a Due/Teensy/MKR series.
Leo..