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Conventional bridge circuits are balanced by means of mechanical changes of trimming capacitances and resistances. It is a well known fact that this can be very difficult in many situations, e.g. due to electrical interference between the bridge circuit and the human body or some mechanical part of the screwdriver used. There may also be physical constraints prohibiting mechanical changes of some bridge elements. To avoid these problems, the balancing procedure should be automatized. In this article an automatic method for bridge circuit balancing, based on a digital control signal, is presented. Ordinary ac-bridge circuits are nonlinear with respect to changes of the capacitive sensor element. Using some standard operational amplifiers it is easy, however, to obtain a linear bridge circuit output. A theoretical model of the linear bridge circuit is derived. The excellent performance of the linear bridge circuit predicted by theory is verified by practical experiments.<>
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电容式传感器元件线性交流桥式电路的自动平衡
传统的电桥电路是通过调整电容和电阻的机械变化来平衡的。众所周知,在许多情况下,这可能是非常困难的,例如,由于桥接电路与人体或所用螺丝刀的某些机械部分之间的电子干扰。也可能存在物理限制,禁止某些桥梁元件的机械变化。为了避免这些问题,平衡过程应该自动化。本文提出了一种基于数字控制信号的桥式电路自动平衡方法。普通的交流桥电路对电容式传感器元件的变化是非线性的。然而,使用一些标准运算放大器很容易获得线性桥电路输出。推导了线性桥电路的理论模型。理论预测的线性桥电路的优良性能得到了实际实验的验证。
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