Design of Demodulation Circuit And Arduino Uno Microcontroller Syncronization For Capacitance Sensor
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.35718/specta.v3i1.114Abstract
An AC signal is produced by oscillator or a similar circuit that includes demodulation. In addition to the
demodulation circuit, there is also need interface circuit which include signal conditioning, signal processing and
data acquisition. So that, the frequency can be read digitally. The purpose of this research was to create
demodulation circuit in form of colpitts-crystal oscillator and microcontroller. This research carried out several
stage. There are making colpitts-crystal oscillator, microcontroller synchronization, data retrieval and processing
output. The DC voltage variations are 3.2 V, 9 V and 15.9 V and capacitor variations are 470 pF, 4.7 nF and 33
nF. Output data in form of frequencies measured by using oscilloscope. Futhermore, the data is tested for accuracy
and precision. From the test result using 470 pF, 4.7 nF and 33 nF capacitors when given 3.2 V input voltage, the
precision values were 91.35%, 93.06% and 96.17% and the accuracy value were 97.72%, 97.96%, and 98.17%.
For 9 V input voltage, the precision values were 99.82%, 97.67% and 97.52% and the accuracy value were 99%,
98.90%, and 98.92%. Whereas 15.9 V input voltage, the precision values were 93.43%, 96.92% and 93.66% and
the accuracy value were 98.08%, 98.75%, and 97.60%. From these data, it can be concluded that a good voltage
value used in this ciecuit is 9 V with 470 pF capacitor where the precision value was 99.82% and the accuracy
value was 99%.
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