Metrological Properties of a Two-Output Transducer for Measuring Sum and Difference of Small Resistances
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5755/j01.eie.23.5.19268Keywords:
Resistive transducers, sensors systems, measurement techniques, signal sampling, noise cancellationAbstract
It presents an alternative realization of a circuit which supplies a resistance bridge, which has the form of a quadrilateral, equipped with two current sources and four electronic keys. The idea with alternately switched current sources allows to measure simultaneously small (up to 1 Ω) differences and sums of two changes in resistance taken from a pair of sensors plugged in the circuit. Problems relating to circuit realization and a way of signal processing are discussed. In the prototype transducer shielding and filtering RFI/EMI were used. The results of measurements conducted with the use of precision resistance decade boxes are presented.
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