Resistive sensor array read-out circuit based on two-wire system equipotential method
A technology of resistive sensor and readout circuit, which is applied in the field of sensors, can solve the problems of destroying the ideal isolation feedback condition of the readout circuit, the influence of the test accuracy of the resistive sensor array, and the large measurement error of the resistance value of the measured unit, etc., to achieve the expansion Effects of resistance range, interference elimination, and crosstalk error elimination
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[0034] The technical scheme of the present invention is described in detail below in conjunction with accompanying drawing:
[0035] figure 2 It shows the principle of the equipotential method readout circuit of the existing shared row and column line resistive sensor array, and the current resistive sensor R in the figure is xy R in an M×N shared row and column resistive sensor array 11 , image 3 for figure 2 The equivalent diagram of the readout principle of the readout circuit. In this circuit, there is only one connection between each row or column line of the array and the test circuit. Under the ideal working condition of the circuit, the channel on-resistance R of all the two-to-one multi-way switches sc , the cumulative resistance R of the lead resistance of the drive connection line and the contact resistance of the connector Lc is ignored so that R xy The voltage of the column line V cy =V I , the voltage of other column lines is 0; at the same time, equa...
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