Automatic Wiper System Based on the Adjacent Capacitive Edge Effect

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An automatic wiper control system based on the adjacent capacitive used in automotive industry. Three types of capacitance sensor in different shapes (round-arrays, flower-shaped and single-ring) are designed, and their performances are simulated by using COMSOL and MATLAB under the same conditions. The results indicate the performance of the single-ring sensor is the best, and its sensitivity reaches 192.17fF/mm, which overcomes the problem of weak output. The data acquisition and conversion circuit based on digital chip AD7142 is designed to enhance the anti-interference and reduce the system cost. The experimental results prove the feasibility of the automatic wiper control system used on automatic car.

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