Lecture

Capacitive Sensors: Accelerometer Applications

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Description

This lecture explores the influence of gravity on capacitive sensors, detailing how acceleration due to gravity affects the mass of the sensor. It discusses accelerometer applications, including fall detection, gait analysis, and classifying daily-life activities. The accelerometer's role as an inclinometer and its features for body segment movement are also covered.

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