Question: A capacitive displacement sensor, which works by measuring change in capacitance from the change in distance between the plates of a capacitor. The sensor forms one arm of a bridge circuit. Assume the sensor has a nominal capacitance of 300 mF when the distance is zero. If R-2002; R=1502; C₁-300mF, Im-0 A. answer the following A. If the bridge excitation voltage is 15 Vrms, calculate the bridge output at zero displacement. B. Calculate the bridge sensitivity in units of Vrms per mF. V

Question: A capacitive displacement sensor, which works by measuring change in capacitance from the change in distance between the plates of a capacitor. The sensor forms one arm of a bridge circuit. Assume the sensor has a nominal capacitance of 300 mF when the distance is zero. If R-2002; R=1502; C₁-300mF, Im-0 A. answer the following A. If the bridge excitation voltage is 15 Vrms, calculate the bridge output at zero displacement. B. Calculate the bridge sensitivity in units of Vrms per mF. V

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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