2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.aeue.2017.07.014
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Current conveyor-based differential capacitance analog interface for displacement sensing application

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“…Capacitance sensors enable conversion of various physical changes, for instance, small distance and displacement variation [13,14,15,16] and water level detection [17], to measurable signals. Continuously operating analog interfaces for capacitance sensors use the following methods: (a) AC source-based measurements for sensing of voltage across unknown capacitance and current through unknown capacitance; (b) capacitance divider [18]; (c) resonance [18,19] and bridge circuits containing the measured capacitance [1,18,19]; (d) methods based on the transfer of charge (containing switches and their driving) [19]; (e) differential methods [13,14,15,16] ensuring high accuracy and linearity; and (f) methods based on the sensed capacity as a key part of signal generator [18,19] (sine wave oscillators and generators of other waveforms).…”
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“…Capacitance sensors enable conversion of various physical changes, for instance, small distance and displacement variation [13,14,15,16] and water level detection [17], to measurable signals. Continuously operating analog interfaces for capacitance sensors use the following methods: (a) AC source-based measurements for sensing of voltage across unknown capacitance and current through unknown capacitance; (b) capacitance divider [18]; (c) resonance [18,19] and bridge circuits containing the measured capacitance [1,18,19]; (d) methods based on the transfer of charge (containing switches and their driving) [19]; (e) differential methods [13,14,15,16] ensuring high accuracy and linearity; and (f) methods based on the sensed capacity as a key part of signal generator [18,19] (sine wave oscillators and generators of other waveforms).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The last method in the previous list can be suitable for LV supply cases, because the signal processing, in comparison with direct measurement of the capacity by applied DC/AC voltage or indirect measurements expecting high voltage levels [15,16], does not depend on the voltage space (voltage levels). Compared to Refs.…”
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