Electrostatic capacitive pressure sensor and pressure detection method using the capacitive pressure sensor
AssigneesTohoku University, Fujikin Incorporated
InventorShigetoshi SUGAWA
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AssigneesTohoku University, Fujikin Incorporated
InventorShigetoshi SUGAWA
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[Problem] An electrostatic capacitive pressure sensor capable of detecting a pressure of a fluid with high accuracy, capable of miniaturization, and having a wider pressure detection range, and a pressure detection method using the same. [Solution] The electrostatic capacitive pressure sensor comprises: a reference chamber provided between a fixed electrode and a movable electrode that deflects in accordance with fluid pressure; a measurement chamber filled with a fluid for causing deflection of the movable electrode; a means for sequentially applying a first potential and a second potential to the fixed electrode and generating a first output signal corresponding to the first potential and a second output signal corresponding to the second potential; and a means for generating a difference signal between the first output signal and the second output signal.
An electrostatic capacitive pressure sensor comprising a fixed electrode and a movable electrode which is arranged opposite to the fixed electrode and deflects in accordance with a pressure of a fluid;
A fluid pressure detection method using an electrostatic capacitive pressure sensor comprising a fixed electrode and a movable electrode which is arranged opposite to the fixed electrode and deflects in accordance with a pressure of a fluid, a reference chamber provided between the electrodes, and a measurement chamber filled with the fluid for causing deflection of the movable electrode, the electrostatic capacitive pressure sensor configured to measure the pressure of the fluid by directly converting an amount of change in a capacitance between both electrodes which changes in accordance with a movable displacement of the movable electrode to an electric signal,
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