Hello:
I'm looking for info (reading, app notes, etc) on a Blumlein Bridge or other methods associated with detecting changes in various capacitance- transducers. I believe it is in the category of 'self-balancing bridge'.
Any help would be appreciated...
Thank you
Murray Leshner Holland MI
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Hello: I'm looking for info (reading, app notes, etc) on a Blumlein Bridge or other methods associated with detecting changes in various capacitance- transducers. I believe it is in the category of 'self-balancing bridge'. Any help would be appreciated... Thank you Murray Leshner Holland MI
What do you need to know? I first got to know about if from K.H.P. Neubert's book "Instrument Transducers" published by Oxford at the Claendon Press in
1963, which sttod me in good stead when I went to work at EMI Central Research in 1976 - Percival had worked with Blumlein back in the 1940s.Kibble and Rayner's "Coaxial AC Bridge", published by Adam Hilger in 1984 - ISDN0-85274 - contains a lot of useful stuff, though it is written for national standards laboratories and doesn't shy away from labour-intensive solutions. Incidentally the "Coaxial"in the title was intended to mean that the authors were talking about fully shielded structures, rather than transmission line transformers.
If you can tell us more about your application, we might be able to come up with something more specific. If you don't want to reveal too much on a public user-group, you could e-mail me at billdotslomanAtieeedotorg.
Bill Sloman, Nijmegen
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