There is described an apparatus for measuring a capacitance formed by a sense plate and a counter plate, wherein the sense plate comprises a first sub-plate and a second sub-plate, the first sub-plate and the second sub-plate being electrically separated. The apparatus comprises (a) a first integrator comprising a first integrator input terminal, a first integrator reference terminal connected to a first reference voltage, and a first integrator output terminal for providing a first output voltage indicative of a capacitance connected to the first integrator input terminal, (b) a second integrator comprising a second integrator input terminal, a second integrator reference terminal coupled to a second reference voltage, and a second integrator output terminal for providing a second output voltage indicative of a capacitance connected to the second integrator input terminal, (c) switching circuitry adapted to, at a first measurement point in time, connect the first integrator input terminal to the first sub-plate and connect the second integrator input terminal to the second sub-plate, and, at a second measurement point in time, connect the first integrator input terminal to the second sub-plate and connect the second integrator input terminal to the first sub-plate, and (d) output circuitry coupled to the first integrator output terminal and the second integrator output terminal and adapted to generate an output signal based on a difference between the first output voltage and the second output voltage, the output signal being indicative of the capacitance formed by the sense plate and the counter plate. There is also described a fingerprint sensor and a method.