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A high performance Sigma-Delta readout circuitry for mu g resolution microaccelerometers
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2010-08-01
Author
Ocak, Ilker E.
Kepenek, Reha
Külah, Haluk
Akın, Tayfun
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This paper reports a second order electromechanical sigma-delta readout for micro-g resolution accelerometers in addition to other high-sensitivity capacitive microsensors with large base capacitance. The chip implements a switched-capacitor readout front-end and an oversampled sigma-delta modulator, and hence can be used for both open-loop analog readout and closed-loop control and readout with direct digital output. The readout circuit has more than 115 dB dynamic range and can resolve less than 3 aF/root HHz. Also this IC includes start-up circuit and feedback mechanism for closed-loop control of the accelerometer with a single 5 V supply in a +/- 4 g range. Together with the accelerometer, bandwidth of the overall systemis limited with the sensor resonance frequency (1.53 kHz) in the open-loop mode. However in closed loop mode, oversampling of the acceleration data increases the bandwidth of the system up to few hundred kilohertz which is limited with the cut-off frequency of the low-pass filter placed at the output of the system. The start-up circuit allows rebalancing of a thick silicon proof mass with the limited 5 V supply after system start from power down or in the case of over-range input acceleration. The readout chip has been combined with a Silicon-On-Glass lateral accelerometer, which has a high sensitivity of 1.88 pF/g with large proof mass and long finger structures. A digital filtration and decimation circuitry is also implemented to signal process the output bit stream of the readout circuit. The complete module consumes 16 mW from a +/- 2.5 V supply and has an adjustable sensitivity up to 8 V/g with a noise level of 4.8 mu g/ root Hz in open-loop.
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Signal Processing
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Hardware and Architecture
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Surfaces, Coatings and Films
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/49115
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ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS AND SIGNAL PROCESSING
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s10470-009-9433-4
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I. E. Ocak, R. Kepenek, H. Külah, and T. Akın, “A high performance Sigma-Delta readout circuitry for mu g resolution microaccelerometers,”
ANALOG INTEGRATED CIRCUITS AND SIGNAL PROCESSING
, pp. 137–145, 2010, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/49115.