Capacitance-to-voltage transformation circuit

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – With voltage multiplication means

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ABSTRACT:
A capacitance-to-voltage transformation circuit for providing an output voltage proportional to capacitive variations includes a variable capacitor, a reference voltage source, and circuit means for charging the variable capacitor to the reference potential. A switch means alternately connects the variable capacitor to the charging means and to ground at a cyclical rate determined by an oscillator clock. An impedance means coupled between the charging and switch means, develops a voltage drop thereacross of a magnitude directly proportional to capacitance variations of the variable capacitor.
In accordance with another aspect of the invention, the circuit includes a compensating means for nullifying any fixed capacitance component of the variable capacitor.

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