A capacitive pressure sensor measures changes in pressure by detecting variations in capacitance between two plates - a fixed plate and a movable plate that reacts to pressure changes. When pressure is applied, it causes the distance between the plates to change, altering the capacitance in a way that can be measured to determine the amount of pressure.
A capacitive pressure sensor measures changes in pressure by detecting variations in capacitance between two plates - a fixed plate and a movable plate that reacts to pressure changes. When pressure is applied, it causes the distance between the plates to change, altering the capacitance in a way that can be measured to determine the amount of pressure.
A capacitive pressure sensor measures changes in pressure by detecting variations in capacitance between two plates - a fixed plate and a movable plate that reacts to pressure changes. When pressure is applied, it causes the distance between the plates to change, altering the capacitance in a way that can be measured to determine the amount of pressure.
The 3D structure of a capacitive pressure sensor is shown above. It works on the principle that changes in capacitance measures the change in pressure. The model consists for two plates, one is fixed and the other is movable. When a pressure is applied to the suspended movable plate, the distance between the plates change, thereby changing the capacitance. This change in capacitance is measured, which gives the change in pressure.