This paper deals with the design of a digital sensing interface for a MEMS gyroscope. In such devices, the information regarding the angular rate Omega(Z)(t) experienced by the sensor is contained in a suppressed carrier- dual side band (SC-DSB) signal, which has Omega(Z)(t) as modulating component. Hence, a demodulation must be carried out in order to retrieve a measurement of the angular rate. The demodulation process presented in the paper consists of a quantization stage of the SC-DSB signal, which is performed with a three-level band-pass Delta Sigma converter followed by a digital demodulation of the Delta Sigma bit-stream with a given digital sequence. Several simulation results are reported to evaluate system performances.

A Demodulation Technique for the Sensing Circuit of a MEMS Gyroscope

Antonello, R.;Oboe, R.;
2006

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This paper deals with the design of a digital sensing interface for a MEMS gyroscope. In such devices, the information regarding the angular rate Omega(Z)(t) experienced by the sensor is contained in a suppressed carrier- dual side band (SC-DSB) signal, which has Omega(Z)(t) as modulating component. Hence, a demodulation must be carried out in order to retrieve a measurement of the angular rate. The demodulation process presented in the paper consists of a quantization stage of the SC-DSB signal, which is performed with a three-level band-pass Delta Sigma converter followed by a digital demodulation of the Delta Sigma bit-stream with a given digital sequence. Several simulation results are reported to evaluate system performances.
2006
Proceedings of the 2006 IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Technology Conference
2006 IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Technology Conference
0780393600
0780393597
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