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Capacitive Sensors: Accelerometer
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This lecture covers the design and operation of capacitive sensors, focusing on accelerometers. It explains the principles behind dual and differential capacitors, transfer functions, and the modulation of capacitive sensors. The lecture also delves into the actuation mode of capacitive force and the conditioning techniques used in closed-loop systems.
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