An Efficient Method for Calibrating Piezoresistive Pressure Sensor

This paper presents an efficient calibration method for piezoresistive pressure sensors. We applied this method to calibrate 35 pressure sensors integrated into an e-textile insole, utilizing machine-measured pressure-resistance pairs within the pressure range of 1–10 N as reference values for error assessment. The efficient calibration process required only 15 minutes, resulting in an average relative error of 14.4%. In contrast, traditional calibration methods necessitated more than two hours, achieving a relative error of 12.1%. This method effectively addresses the calibration challenges of piezoresistive pressure sensors within practical device and time cost constraints, holding significant implications for the real-world application of pressure sensor products that require frequent calibration.

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Published
2024-11-19
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https://doi.org/10.23919/e-textiles63767.2024.10914233
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2
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Sensor Technology and Measurement Systems
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Abstract

This paper presents an efficient calibration method for piezoresistive pressure sensors. We applied this method to calibrate 35 pressure sensors integrated into an e-textile insole, utilizing machine-measured pressure-resistance pairs within the pressure range of 1–10 N as reference values for error assessment. The efficient calibration process required only 15 minutes, resulting in an average relative error of 14.4%. In contrast, traditional calibration methods necessitated more than two hours, achieving a relative error of 12.1%. This method effectively addresses the calibration challenges of piezoresistive pressure sensors within practical device and time cost constraints, holding significant implications for the real-world application of pressure sensor products that require frequent calibration.

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