Excitation of polysilicon based piezoresistive pressure sensors

Measuring and testing – Fluid pressure gauge – Diaphragm

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73726, 73721, 338 42, G01L 906

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ABSTRACT:
A polycrystalline pressure sensor is formed by depositing polycrystalline silicon piezoresistors on a polycrystalline sensing diaphragm. The piezoresistors are arranged in a wheatstone bridge configuration. During operation, an alternating differential signal is applied across the input of the wheatstone bridge. A measured voltage difference between the output terminals of the wheatstone bridge is used to detect imbalance in the electrical piezoresistors that corresponds to pressure applied to the sensor. Pressure is thereby measured.

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