TheraProx: Capacitive Proximity Sensing

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This paper presents the development of a novel contactless omnidirectional capacitive proximity sensor. The presented device has been designed to be energy-efficient (≈5 mW power consumption) by means of duty-cycling the power supply. A comprehensive methodological experiment has been carried out to extensively evaluate the performance within the sensing range (5–10 cm). A simple boot-up self-adjustment mechanism has been implemented using a digital potentiometer. This feature allows for an effortless utilization of the proposed device in a wide variety of potential applications, including mobile robotics and human–machine interaction.

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Čoko, D., Stančić, I., Rodić, L. D., & Čošić, D. (2022). TheraProx: Capacitive Proximity Sensing. Electronics (Switzerland), 11(3). https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics11030393

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