Compensation and calibration of IC microsensors
A. Hàberli, Henry P. Baltes · ETH Zürich Research Collection · 1997
In the last 25 years the area of man-made transducers has been enriched by integrated microtransducers, i.e. miniaturized sensors and actuators, designed and fabricated using methods reminiscent of silicon integrated circuit (IC) technology. It is a foregone conclusion that signal conditioning, compensation, and calibration of such microtransducers should be attempted by silicon integrated circuits. Microsensor compensation and calibration methodology is revisited and a comprehensive list of eight basic compensation techniques is compiled.