Journal
JOURNAL OF SENSORS
Volume 2016, Issue -, Pages -Publisher
HINDAWI LTD
DOI: 10.1155/2016/8051945
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Funding
- Specialized Research Fund Program for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education [20130092110060]
- Scientific Research Fund Project of Nanjing Institute of Technology [CKJB201405]
- Open Fund of the Key Laboratory of Remote Measurement and Control Technology in Jiangsu Province [YCCK201401, YCCK201006]
- National Major Scientific Equipment RD Project [ZDYZ2010-2]
- NSAF [U1230114]
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With long flexible cables connected to the 1-wire setting non-scanned-driving-electrode equipotential (S-NSDE-EP) circuit, the resistive sensor array modules got flexibility in robotic operations but suffered from the crosstalk problem caused by wire resistances and contacted resistances of the cables. Firstly, we designed a new S-NSDE-EP circuit using two wires for every driving-electrode and every sampling-electrode to reduce the crosstalk caused by the connected cables in the 2D networked resistive sensor array. Then, an equivalent resistance expression of the element being tested (EBT) for this circuit was analytically derived. Then, the 1-wire S-NSDE-EP circuit and the 2-wire S-NSDE-EP circuit were evaluated by simulations. The simulation results show that the 2-wire S-NSDE-EP circuit, though it requires a large number of wires, can greatly reduce the crosstalk error caused by wire resistances and contacted resistances of the cables in the 2D networked resistive sensor array.
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